Everyone is up at 5:00 am to head off to the airport .
This means Sophie's beauty sleep is interrupted.
Her views on this change to the daily schedule are made abundantly clear.
Music for an early morning start :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsg-LI0mWSw&list=PL36617383B6BA9A1A&index=126
A 24 hour buffet-of-buffets pass. Presumably there is a market for this in Las Vegas . 'The Font' wonders how French the Le Village Buffet can be : 'You may not consider a buffet to be romantic, but Le Village Buffet might change your mind. From its French village setting to Paris-inspired dishes, you’ll be saying oui, oui to a buffet date in no time'
: https://www.caesars.com/las-vegas/restaurants/buffet/buffet-of-buffets
10 comments:
5am is way too early to be getting up, and it is funny that even Sophie finds it too early.
I would be keen to try the buffets and get back to you. Of course I would have to come to France to compare in the name of research.
Happily, I have never been to Las Vegas. And at first I misread that as meaning Jimmy Buffett. I wonder if he could write a song about village dining?
Hope everyone got on planes with minimum bother and home safely, and that Sophie's beauty-sleep routine will be restored.
Perhaps Sophie would appreciate a 'buffet-of-buffets' pass?
Hari om
Hehe...that's where my mind went too! YAM XX
The buffet information looked a bit complicated. I glazed over I'm afraid :-)
That was the sensible thing to do.
Thank goodness Bob can relax now that he has a smaller flock to keep in line. And Sophie, we're with you on that beauty sleep!
A patient told me yesterday she'd taken her holiday company to the airport at 3:45 AM. We both decided it was a good thing that Dulles airport is so close!
Any buffet in Las Vegas makes me a little wary. I wonder who'd be willing to gamble on trying the truffle macaroni and cheese at the French Buffet at 3 AM? You might be regretting that oui, and saying oh-no afterwards.
I've eaten at several of the Casinos listed. The food is always good, at the correct temperature.
The price is the draw. $49.99 for a day's worth of meals is reasonable.
Next time, my travelling pal wants to hit Vegas, I'll see if I can talk her into this.
We don't gamble, just window shop, people watch and catch up in a warmer climate.
I think there might be a market for just about anything in Las Vegas.
And happy new year to all at the ROF!
Stephanie Jo in Northern California
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