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Old Feb 24th 2005, 6:19 pm
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I enjoy the odd Vegas buffet, but cannot say I have ever been to a restaurant? unless the Peter Piper pizza lunch buffet counts?
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Old Feb 24th 2005, 6:37 pm
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Originally Posted by Yosser
Yer all paranoid if you ask me!

Ci Ci's pizza is good, all you can eat salaid, pizza and desert for $4.95 a head.

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Now I know you're pulling our leg Yosser. I was taken to a Cici's pizza joint for lunch recently by a coworker who spoke highly of their pizzas.

Granted, it's cheap and fresh but it's not good pizza. The toppings are hardly generous so you fill up on dough. The desserts are basically sweet pizzas too, i.e. pizza crusts with sweet toppings.

Nothing remarkable really but everyone to their own I suppose...




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Old Feb 24th 2005, 8:02 pm
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Originally Posted by oshel
Which do you prefer?
I like Golden Coral... Do they have similar buffetts in England now?
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Old Feb 24th 2005, 8:49 pm
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Originally Posted by Yosser

Ci Ci's pizza is good, all you can eat salaid, pizza and desert for $4.95 a head.

LOL Ci Ci's is cheap, definately no the best pizza going mind! Also attracts some behemoth sized people It is a good deal, until you collapse and die through hardening arteries
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Old Feb 24th 2005, 9:12 pm
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Originally Posted by Dan725
LOL Ci Ci's is cheap, definately no the best pizza going mind! Also attracts some behemoth sized people It is a good deal, until you collapse and die through hardening arteries
I've eaten at Ci Ci's I believe in Carolton where my friends aunt and uncle live. The pizza sucks.
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Originally Posted by precise_diamond
Gosh I had a shock when I read this: "kids under 8 are charged at 5 cents a pound" I thought you meant they are part of the menu.
One buffet I went to - a Chinese one, had: "Kids: 25 cents per year" and that got me wondering how they kept track on when you last paid and how 25 cents was really cheap for a year's worth of food. Then it clicked...
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I really like sweet tomatos.

Good choice of food but they still make sure its all good quality.

The brownies are to die for !

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For quite a few years, Cici's had father and child day. If the man took the kids in on Monday's, the kids would eat for free, if under 10 or 12, can't recall which. I think they've only recently stopped it (a year or so ago). Great deal when you have 3 kids under the age of 10! Can't beat it. You can also get customized pizzas there, which is great for the price.
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With you on Cici's Yosser - and its only 3.95 down here! Not the best pizza, granted, but passable, and good value. My 3.5 year olds 2 favourite 'restaurants' are Cicis and Souper Salad - he's limited to once a month on Cicis (mainly cos I eat too much when I go.....) but we go to Souper Salad a lot more often.

Have to say I like the buffet arrangement especially with toddlers because you can always find something they like, can limit the portions, and its normally noisy enough to drown out any of their indiscretions! Plus it gets away from the standard kids menu options of nuggets, hot dogs or mac&cheese...


We do a few of the chinese/oriental buffets now and then - take it or leave it (definitely leave the sushi!!) - some of them appear to be sailing very close to the wind healthwise, but - touchwood - we've never had a problem....
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Old Feb 25th 2005, 2:10 am
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Originally Posted by oshel
Which do you prefer?

Im sorry I thought you meant which do we prefer...Americans OR Buffet resturants.

Well both actually

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Old Feb 25th 2005, 4:37 pm
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Originally Posted by izibear
For quite a few years, Cici's had father and child day. If the man took the kids in on Monday's, the kids would eat for free, if under 10 or 12, can't recall which. I think they've only recently stopped it (a year or so ago). Great deal when you have 3 kids under the age of 10! Can't beat it. You can also get customized pizzas there, which is great for the price.
Yep thats what we do, get the custom made pizza, fresh as can be and you can ask for double meat. I'm a bit partial to the BBQ pizza, not bad!

Also just tell the girl on the till, that you just want water, then you can help yourself to coke or sprite at the "all you can drink" machine, that way you can save 95 cents....wink wink!
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Souper Salad or Sweet Tomatoes are good from my point of view. Now, I have been vegetarian a good many years, so the likes of Ponderosa holds few options for me. Sweet Tomatoes was really good about my interogating them about what might be in their pastas
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Old Feb 25th 2005, 6:18 pm
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Originally Posted by Yosser

Also just tell the girl on the till, that you just want water, then you can help yourself to coke or sprite at the "all you can drink" machine, that way you can save 95 cents....wink wink!

I'd give ya some karma for that you cheap bastard. But it keeps telling me I have to spread it about......the Karma that is.
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Old Feb 25th 2005, 6:41 pm
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Originally Posted by vegas
Sweet Tomato salad buffet restaurants
I agree! Sweet Tomatoes is the only buffet restaurant that I'll eat at!
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