content: Had dinner here on Jan. 4, 2012. Read many reviews before we went that rated this buffet quite highly. I feel compelled to add a review to possibly help others from wasting their time and money and so they can enjoy dinner elsewhere. As noted in other reviews, the setting is very nice. And I would give our waiter 5 stars (Milton was his name I think). Pretty much everything else was awful or average at best. My chair was used so much there was no more cushion in the seat and it was so wobbly I thought it might collapse.  I traded it with another chair at the table and it was in the same condition. Compared to other buffets, the number of food selections are limited. And that wouldn't be such a bad thing if the food was good -- it was poor. Wasn't all that tasty and much of what was supposed to be hot wasn't. The prime rib was the only item I found to be favorable. I was looking forward to excellent desserts and they were extremely disappointing as well. And yet the dinner line was so long that the wife and I opted to pay the additional $10 per person for the line pass and to be seated right away. We did the 24 hour buffet pass. Had breakfast and dinner next door at Spice Market Buffet at Planet Hollywood. It was excellent. Vast selections that were fresh and tasty and the desserts put Village buffet to shame as well -- even their creme brulee was better. And if you like crab legs, while both buffets have them, at Spice Market you can have them hot or cold and the legs are already split for you. Likewise the shrimp are already peeled unlike Village. Oh...and if you like cleanliness you'll enjoy Spice Market more too. At Village they never cleaned the front of the buffet where food would be spilled or dropped. At Spice Market it was done on a continual basis.  If it wasn't for our waiter or the ambiance I would not have even rated this two stars.