Buffet buffs give the breakfast and brunch offered here a thumbs down, feeling that while there is quite a variety of food on display, breakfast features some fairly cheap stuff, and brunch only has a single item -- a pretty decent prime rib -- worth mentioning. Dinner fares somewhat better (it could be seafood casserole in a creamy dill sauce, baked red snapper, pork chops sautéed in Cajun spices, barbecued chicken, or broiled steak in peppercorn sauce), but overall, this is a disappointing choice for the Strip.