Does price predict his rating?

Paying more doesn't buy a better buffet, by his ratings so far.

Every rating band averages $15.09–$16.94 per person, inside his typical $13.83–$18.10.

His typical buffet

$16.11 average · $15.95 median per person

Typical (the middle half): $13.83–$18.10 · cheapest $11.18 · priciest $24.72 · from the 93 buffets where he gave both a price and a party size, and a rating.

Average cost per person, by his rating

typical $13.83–$18.10

$15.09

$16.44

$15.77

$16.94

$16.05

$15.71

under 2.0n=3*

2.0–2.5n=17

2.5–3.0n=22

3.0–3.5n=17

3.5–4.0n=14

4.0+n=20

His final rating (out of 5) along the bottom; n = buffets in each band. * Small sample: under 5 buffets, so read that bar loosely.

Best value 11

The rule: rated 4.0 or higher and cheaper per person than his median buffet ($15.95). 11 of 93 qualify.

How these numbers work

Per person = the whole bill ÷ the party size he states, tax included.
From the 93 buffets where he gave both a price and a party size (and a rating). Buffets where he didn't say the price or how many people ate are left out, never guessed.
"By his ratings so far": this describes his scores on the buffets he has reviewed, not buffets in general, and it says nothing about why.
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