The news served up a smorgasbord of tidbits on buffet last week, including a guy in Wisconsin who picketed a restaurant that cut him off from an all-you-can-eat fish fry, and a Chinese buffet in the U.K. where management instituted a clean-your-plates or pay a $20 tab policy.

Waste not, want not: Those stories inspired Jenn Wohletz to serve up the eight most egregious sins you can commit at a buffet.

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But Big Eyes, Tiny Tummy doesn't buy one of those reasons:

Never understood the "starving children" argument. I'm sorry, are they on their way here? If I didn't take the extra food, would they have eaten it? Will the leftovers be served to the homeless when the restaurant closes, or dumped in the trash? How exactly did my leftovers affect those starving children?

Do you go to buffets? If so, what's your favorite in the metro area? India's Restaurant won our Best Indian Buffet award in the Best of Denver 2012, and Masalaa the Best Vegetarian Indian Buffet -- but we're always looking for other worthy options; dish up your suggestions in the comments section below. And if you want to chew over the concept of buffets in general, join the conversation already under way here.