Eat All You Can category...? Doesn't exist

[+Torgut]

Heya... I was so sure there was a category of restaurants Eat All You Can... but I can't find it now... my mistake?

[+T0SHEA]

Torgut, Try Buffet Restaurants

[+Torgut]

That one I am aware of. But a buffet is not an eat all you can as many of them, if not most, will only allow the customer to fill a plate of food.

[+cerberus1]

Heya... I was so sure there was a category of restaurants Eat All You Can... but I can't find it now... my mistake?

Did you look under, "All You Can Eat" ?

[+jhuoni]

See http://www.Waymarking.com/cat/details.aspx?f=1&guid=121e5ba2-93aa-40c0-8aaa-cab003ed5ba3&r=10&exp=True

 

The category description specifically states "all you can eat".

[+Manville Possum]

That one I am aware of. But a buffet is not an eat all you can as many of them, if not most, will only allow the customer to fill a plate of food.

 

Here in the US a buffet is all you can eat, not limited to one plate. The ones that I have visited anyway.

[+Torgut]

I searched for All You Can Eat yeaps, nothing.

 

In Europe there are plenty of buffets where you pay to fill your plate as you wish, but you can only do it once. Most of them, I believe.

[+Torgut]

See http://www.Waymarking.com/cat/details.aspx?f=1&guid=121e5ba2-93aa-40c0-8aaa-cab003ed5ba3&r=10&exp=True

 

The category description specifically states "all you can eat".

 

You are right. Case closed :-)

[+cerberus1]

That's good.

Heard of "all you can eat" restaurants (most considered buffets today), but not "eat all you can", so curious.

[+QuarrellaDeVil]

Nearly four years later...

 

I'm an occasional visitor to Pete's Place in Krebs, OK (www.petes.org), which is a wonderful Italian place in a Little Italy type of town, and they brew their own beer.  Anyways, I don't know how it is elsewhere, but they serve their food family style, which is something you'll see every now and then in the US.  It's definitely not a buffet where they hand you a plate and you walk up to a buffet counter to pick out what you like, but rather, you tell your server if you'd like a particular entrée which they'll bring to you.  However, what you'll get by default -- the "Italian Dinner" -- is unlimited salad, bread, spaghetti, meatballs, and ravioli.  If you've ordered an entrée, you get that with what comes unlimited.

 

Here in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, we also have Babe's Chicken Dinner House (www.babeschicken.com) which is also family style.  It's your choice of fried chicken, chicken fried steak, or chicken tenders, served with all-you-can-eat salad and vegetables.

 

So, if someone needs fodder for a category that's not quite "Buffet Restaurants", there you go.  "Family Style Restaurants", I suppose.  I can be a pretty hefty eater, but I'm usually done after a serving-and-a-half, and then it's time to go walk it all off with the camera in a big cemetery somewhere.

[+Max and 99]

On 6/21/2016 at 10:36 AM, cerberus1 said:

That's good.

Heard of "all you can eat" restaurants (most considered buffets today), but not "eat all you can", so curious.

Several years ago I noticed a switch to "All you care to eat", instead of "All you can eat".