Buffet to go Today after a long day of travelling, museum exploring, and not eating (aside from a few bites of what the kids ate), we decided to stop at Sizzler for their mediocre salad bar. We picked out the most convenient table available for a family wrangling two toddlers, and unfortunately I noticed too late that it gave me a clear view of a small galaxy. It was accompanied by what I can only assume is her feeder and three children, one of whom had been abused into mini moon status.  I had the "pleasure" of watching this thing waddle to the salad bar to load her plate up with only fried chicken, brownies, and ice cream and then waddle back and try to stuff herself back into the booth. She guzzled and munched her food, dripped crumbs all over her herself. It was horrific, but I couldn't look away.  She eventually struggled back up and waddled (there is no other words to describe how she walked. It was pure waddle) to the salad bar again only to grab two meaty fistfuls of crackers. When she got back to her table... She stuffed them in her purse. She then sent her feeder to go get more brownies and they started wrapping them up along with fried chicken and packing them up. They'd apparently ordered meals on top of the endless salad bar since they were able to get to go boxes, but you are NOT supposed to take salad bar items home. It's written everywhere on top of it being common fucking sense to not go and clear out the dessert bar just to take home. Though who are we kidding, that food isn't making it back to their house. Her sugars will get low walking to the car.  No wonder buffet/salad bar prices are so high with theiving mayo bags like that clearing them out. We paid $6.50 a piece for our 1 and 2 year old to eat since the cashier kindly didn't let us know they no longer have kid one trip salad bars like we asked for until after we'd already paid.