Buffet is more reasonable in terms of cost, but guests would much prefer to be served a plated meal. This is especially true for older guests who don't want to stand in line for long periods waiting to be served. Additionally, guests at those tables called last to a buffet always feel "slighted". If you have children at your affair, they are especially sensitive to their place in line and want to be served right away. I've seen this happen more than once. You'd do well to spend a little more and get a plated meal.

The first difference between DSL and cable is that DSL is delivered over a standard telephone line, while cable requires cable television service. In both cases, the lines can handle other transmissions in addition to Internet service.

DSL entry plans feature speeds up to 768 kilobits per second (kbps), while more competitive plans range from 1.5 megabits per second (mbps) to 3.0 mbps. Cable plans typically range from 1.5 megabits per second (mbps) to 5.0 mbps.

An advantage of DSL service is that your speed remains the same, no matter how many people are using the service. With cable Internet service, the number of users in your local area can affect bandwidth availability and result in slow service. Your personal experience is dependent upon the number of active users at any given time.

So in answer to which one is better for you, it will depend on how/who will be using the internet and your lifestyle.

I hope this helped.