Kings Court Buffet

Doesn't Recommend

Consumer Fraud Protector

Joined 3 years ago

BEWARE! FALSE ADVERTISING!. FALSE ADVERTISING!

This place uses dirty bait and switch tacticsThey heavily advertise all you can eat CRAB LEGS (see photos). However, without your knowledge, If you love crab legs and take more than 2 plates of them they hit you with an additional $5.99 to your bill per plate without even telling you. You will get hit with that nasty surprise when you are presented with your bill.

I heard a customer screaming at management over these additional charges added to her bill! It was a huge commotion over this. Thats how I learned about their bait and switch tactics.

I always thought that all you can eat crab legs means all you can eat crab legs. What angered me is that they have a small sign behind the register cleverly placed out of full view on a small shelf that says: "Maximum of 2 plates of CRAB LEGS per customer. It also goes on to say that: For any kind of reason, we may refuse your entry back into Kings Court. I moved the sign so that I could photograph it and share it here!

I will never go back there again because this place is basically lying to their customers. I dont know if that customer paid the additional charges they applied to her bill-a lot of other customers hearing her screaming started shouting at management also- I was disgusted, paid my bill and left. It really worked on my nerves and prompted me to post this review.

I think that customers have a right to the truth. They should not be misled by false advertising.

All you can eat crab legs for $10.99 means all you can eat crab legs for $10.99 ! Period!