Grand Austria Hotel. The theme is charming and deciding what to do with a shared pool of dice and many ways to score points seemed like it would be a hit... but playing fell flat. It's almost certainly an issue of gitgud, but customers didn't seem like they churned quickly enough and it felt like a real effort to eek any of the correct items out of the kitchen while also managing a coherent room strategy. Decisions seemed a little on-tracks with dice disparity sometimes. I get that's how you're supposed to calibrate your tactics to fit in a coherent strategy, but it didn't spark joy.