I went back to Eagles Buffet for their ayce dim sum, have not been there since prior to covid, when was told they use to get dim sum from Phoenix Palace. It is the worst frozen dim sum ever, please do not waste your time and money, wanted to spit it all out and ask for a refund. What an embarrassment Please don't even advertise dim sum because it is horrible read more

My extended family and I went for Sunday brunch here, with this visit being my first. I enjoyed the variety provided and the food across the board was good. It had your standard American breakfast staples along with items I would consider for dinner like prime rib and oysters. Our server was great - she wasn't frazzled by our large group and made sure each one of us was taken care of. The ambiance was super casual and at times busy; it is a buffet after all. Although everyone enjoyed their time here, including myself, I would not go out of my way to return. This is so out of the way for me and there is nothing extraordinary that would compel me to come back on my own. read more

Went for their Sunday brunch. At best, I would rate the food 6/10. Food offerings are slowly going downhill. The peel and eat shrimps looked good but were very mushy. Probably they were frozen after being cooked. Oysters on the half shell were slightly dehydrated and their taste was off. Bagels with cream cheese and lox was good but the little slice of lox on top was very small, I was tempted to take 4 bagels and just take the toppings off of them. Prime rib was expertly roasted rare, but the meat quality was probably USDA SELECT in grade. The sautéed green beans were great. The fried shrimp was mediocre at best; probably frozen right out of the bag. Menudo was also mediocre in taste, the flavor should have been rich and deep, but it tasted pretty flat. No dim sum and that surprised me. Dim sum used to be a standard offering. I love Sunday brunches but I really gotta find another place. read more

We landed in triple digit Arizona heat and decided to chill indoor at a casino to stay cool as well as have a buffet dinner. Everyday had a special and on this particular day, it was prime rib and champagne (2 glass per person) for $39.99. The buffet was small but had all your typical items. It was quality over quantity. The prime rib alone was worth it. I especially loved that they gave you the option to sear it. There were shrimp, mussels, clams, many types of fish like fish and chips, cod, rock fish, salmon. All delicious. A bit of Asian cuisine, Italian and American. Small pre cut sushi rolls, Thai Tea station with boba and finally, their dessert island had so many cakes and pies. I stuck with ice cream. A trick for champagne is to order two full glasses of champagne and ask for orange juice on the side to maximize your mimosa. Our server, Raquel was extremely sweet and attentive. She was managing several tables at once and forgot our requests several times but we saw her efforts. Buffet closes at 8 and we were one of the last patrons to leave. She offered us bottled water and soda to go. read more

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We have been curious about the Eagles Buffet for a while, and for some reason decided that Father's Day would be a good time! When we arrived, it was already line out the door and past so many slot machines. We were already on the other side of the casino! I overheard someone asking how long the wait was, and the host told them TWO HOURS. Luckily for us, our wait was better than going back outside to 112 weather. We didn't wait too long... just an hour an half lol. But getting in was great! You pay upfront, and they get you seated. They gave my son a high chair. I did not take many photos because we were eating, and we were eating a lot! The menu for the Father's Day Brunch Buffet was breakfast items along with some entrees. The following is what ended up on our plates: - prime rib (their horseradish did not have much zing) - salmon (very good, especially when fresh!) - oysters (wish they had tabasco - it was missing something) - crab egg benedicts (the english muffin was hard to cut, but we were both surprised they didn't over cook the yolk!) - hash browns (very good!) - steamed vegetables (also very good, and helped balance all the heavy protein - funnel cake (was okay, I wish I saw if there was a syrup to eat with it) - ice cream (there is an attendant at the station, let them know the flavors and you can add your own toppings) -carrot cake (VERY sweet, you should ask for a coffee before taking a bite) The price of the buffet was $39.99 per head so the total for us two was around $98 and my son was FREE. I would love to try their dinner and sushi night on Fridays. The pricing for that is also $39.99 read more

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Love coming here for Sunday brunch because they have prime rib! Drinks are included. Lots of options for breakfast items, lunch, soups, salads, and desserts. They have a made to order omelette station. Love the variety of options for food. My favorite items there are the prime rib, salad, bar, dessert, bar, and breakfast items. Service is quick! They have long waits on weekends and holidays. Clean restaurant and smoke free. read more

We were told to get there when it opens at 10am because it get busy on Saturdays. Our party of 8 arrived a little after 10. We were told if we got casino cards we would get a discount at the Buffett. Which we got and it was 5 percent off of our bill. The meals come with Champagne or Mimosas or Bloody Marys. You can get coffee and soft drinks as well. Just a note you get only 2 of the alcohol drinks There was a fairly nice selection of food. From oysters to prime rib and an omelette area plus shrimp and different Asian buns. There was a nice selection of desserts. The best dessert was a shake or root beer float. That was a nice surprise. The price per person is 29.00 plus tax. This includes the tip. We would probably go back as it was pretty good and with brunch prices these days not a bad deal. read more

Great when you can come here on a deal. The casino often time provides comps to make up for the high price. There's a lot of food to sample, more than it takes to get full. They had prime rib the weekend I went & and it was cooked to medium rare. It is a good buffet, though it is far from exceptional. Comparatively, other buffets in the Phoenix area offer more variety, though the Eagles buffet has usually carried more premium beef options. The restaurant is well staffed and is fairly busy throughout the day. read more

This is a great buffet to get prime rib however there are better places for all you can eat meat with better quality food. I found the meat to be delicious and the service to be great but the food was a bit lacking luster and not as good as I had hoped! It's very family friendly and dimly lit but it feels cozy and quaint. I really loved the mashed potatoes and prime rib (offered only on Friday) but I didn't find myself enjoying the desserts read more

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They advertised a Pho lunch buffet on Thursday afternoon from 11-2:30. We arrived around 12pm and waited in a line for 15 minutes. We were sat at a nice booth. Drink orders were taken promptly and off to the PHO bar. You were offered shrimp/beef and chicken with chow mein noodles or glass noodles. This was put on the grill for a minute then put in a bowl with either beef or chicken stock. Then you choose your basil/onions/jalepeno & other spices. The bowls were large and had that good PHO stock. This PHO rivaled any local PHO shop nearby. Then of course if you were still hungry there were many other options available along with a selection of Salads and deserts. For $20 it was an excellent choice. Highly recommend. Watch out for those slot machines they'll take more than $20 from you! read more

Located just off the 101 inside Casino Arizona, Eagles Buffet is a treat we enjoy every few months--especially when we have guests in town. The wide variety of food options makes it easy to satisfy everyone's tastes. On Saturdays and Sundays, your meal includes your choice of two mimosas or two Bloody Marys, which adds a fun touch to the experience. Wednesdays and Thursdays feature all-you-can-eat crab legs for dinner, though be prepared for long lines--it's a popular night! Despite occasional crowds, the table service is impressively quick. A few of the longtime servers give the place a warm, familiar feel, almost like a traditional sit-down restaurant. The buffet area is well-lit and offers a generous selection, including an omelet bar, dessert station, prime rib carving section, seafood, salads, and more. Even if you don't hit it big on the casino floor, you can still leave feeling like a winner after a delicious, satisfying meal at a great value. read more

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Took the family for Easter brunch. Nice selection of entrees. They had some chicharron with green salsa, that was my favorite. My family enjoyed and gave it thumbs up. The service was good very attentive. Line was long though. Place was nice and clean. Will come back for buffet. read more

I mean it is a buffet. What do you need a buffet for? We went for the Sunday brunch. The prime rib was actually good. So was the mashed potatoes and gravy. The root-beer floats are made with bottled IBC. Everything else was meh. Besides all this don't come here. Nobody should eat at a buffet or gamble. read more

Good Prime rib that night we went, we will be back. Got seated right away. Good service too read more

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Love the seafood buffet! Drinks are included and great atmosphere! I'd go as often as I can. read more

I've been several times to this buffet and enjoy it. It's not up to the higher end Vegas buffets, but this is pretty good. My wife and I enjoy the brunch. Most of all, I did try the crab night and it was good. read more

There are not many buffets around since COVID, so we wanted to give this one a try. Staff was very nice and helpful and there were lots of food choices. Unfortunately the food was bland and did not have a lot of taste. Everything was just ok and not worth returning for. read more

We went on a Friday night. The buffet specials were steak and seafood. They also offered prime rib, grilled pork loin and filet mignon. We both enjoyed the prime rib, which was tender and lean. The seafood was delicious. There were so many choices: lobster mac n cheese, lobster and pasta el fredo made to order (outstanding!), angry clams (steamed clams with fresh garlic, butter and hot sauce), peel and eat shrimp, cold clams and mussels, smoked salmon with capers and dill sauce, and warm crab crusted salmon. This was all in addition to the usual buffet fare. The mac n cheese and mashed potatoes are excellent, so are the Chinese California rolls. The lobster bisque was just a glorified tomato soup but the New England clam chowder was delicious. The cocktail menu offers standards, and the wine list is just soso. Go to the adjacent bar if you want a good alcoholic beverage. We've eaten here often, and as usual, the service was excellent. Everything is neat and clean and delicious. And the price is excellent. read more

1st time I went I was so impressed. I've been missing out. Loved the variety of fresh, quality variety they offer for their brunch buffet. Anything from prime rib, build your own omelettes, pozole, Asian, salads, pancakes, ice cream, desserts, chorizo, shrimp, so much to offer. It is not your average buffet-you can taste the quality. Service is always great too. Coffee is good or juice is included. Definitely recommend it and love the eating here. It is always clean. Lotsa parking. read more

Food: the food was your typical type of buffet. They had seafood, Asian food, Italian, and lots of dessert! My favorite was the sushi they were presented in these type of bamboo boat and there was one to two pieces depending on which type you would like. I also really enjoyed their prime rib! Service: the service was great! From the start when they check you in they tell you of the different services and what is included in the buffet so that you are not confused. We came during later hours so they were closing down by the time we were done. I wanted one last cup of soda and the staff went over to three next store, I guess theirs was closed down as well, and grabbed a cup! So kind of her! (I said she didn't have to since she was going so far but she did so anyways. Ambiance: it was casual, no need to be over dressed. read more

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The Buffet, as we recall, still has a very good selection of different things we went for the dim sum, which was basically reduced to just a few items. Service was good. The choices were great. My only big issue was that everything was lukewarm at best, and some things were cold. Hopefully they can improve these problems! read more

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This buffet used to be great Cooking the Crab, then putting it back in hot water. Ruins the Crab Not one piece could you pull a solid piece of meat! They go so fast, you do NOT need to put it back in hot water! A heat lamp would do. It's not an Asian buffet. They were very rude telling us you only have 90 minutes glaring at us the whole time. I came from the East coast where all you eat Crab is everywhere. Done right Crab cooks fast like Shrimp Anyway $59 is not worth it! read more

Service was 5 stars. While this is a buffet, servers came by often to fill drinks and take plates. Each person had a smile. We felt welcomed. Food was always plentiful. The buffet was constantly being replenished. Most sections of the buffet have a constant attendant. Food itself varied when it came to the amount of seasoning. Some dishes were well seasoned, while others were bland. At any buffet, I generally get a little of different dishes, then go back and get more of the ones I really enjoyed. There are a number of pre made cold deli salads, or make your own fresh salad.The primee rib was tough and bland. That was my biggest disappointment of the buffet. The salmon was my favorite of the protiens. Fresh fruits were ripe and sweet. Brunch has a mix of sweet and savory items. Funnel cakes were being made fresh. Many of the desserts are two-bite sized. Some are bite-sized. Slices of pie and bigger. This allows guests to try a little bit of a lot. Hand scooped ice cream is also available. I was too full to even consider trying any. There were enough dishes that were well seasoned that I left feeling no only full, but fulfilled. Decor is rich and dark colors. Seating is booths and tables. We were there at the end of December. They were decorated for Christmas. Join the cassino's players club to receive a discount on the buffet. read more

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The buffet is good for the price! I would recommend coming the time the place opens as the lines start getting long. The service is great and hard working servers! read more

Eagles buffet is one of the better buffets for casino in the state of Arizona. Help is very good and the food is always hot.

Have eaten there a few times. Very good food but kinda spendy! I would just as soon go to Lin's buffet! Much bigger selection.

The buffet is fantastic and service is quick! Everything is fresh and the ambiance is relaxing. Everyone is enjoying themselves. I loved the steak and crab legs on Wednesday. The desserts were fantastic. The server in charge of desserts was so pleasant and friendly. Great time! read more

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Absolutely Disgraceful - Stay Far Away from Eagles Buffet! We visited Eagles Buffet on Wednesday, August 6th, with a group of seven adults and one baby, and to say the experience was a disaster is putting it mildly. I've never been here before (I used to go to Talking Stick when it was open), and after this experience, I'll never step foot in Eagles Buffet again -- and I'll be warning everyone I know to do the same. We arrived at 6:20pm, paid $60 PER PERSON, and were met with the saddest excuse for a buffet I've ever seen. The "variety" was laughable -- six Italian dishes (why so many?), not a single Mexican option, an embarrassingly tough-looking cut of steak, salty, greasy Asian food that tasted like it was dumped out of a bag, and crab legs that were being rationed out two at a time like we were in a soup kitchen. By 7:20pm, things got even worse. The crab legs were gone. Staff were actually arguing with customers at the station. The salad bar? Empty. Dessert? Looked like a ghost town. Nothing was being refilled, and I went up multiple times just to see the same picked-over trays sitting untouched. This is supposed to be a buffet. If I pay $60 a head, I expect options and refills, not excuses. I asked to speak with a manager and was given someone named Eddie, who walked me over to a chef (who looked just as clueless as I felt) -- then Eddie just walked away. Real professional. Later, I asked again for Eddie and told him I wanted the name and number of the Director of Food and Beverage. At 7:45 -- with the buffet virtually out of food and still not restocking the stations -- they were still selling new seats to people coming in. Are you kidding me?! That's straight-up fraud -- taking people's money knowing full well there's hardly any food left. I called the next day and left a message for Remy, the Director of Food and Beverage. That conversation was the final slap in the face. Instead of taking accountability, it was just excuse after excuse -- "we don't have a pastry chef," "we're sharing desserts with Talking Stick," "there was food available," etc. Seriously? As a paying guest, I don't care about your staffing problems -- that's your issue, not mine. My job is to pay. Your job is to deliver the experience you advertised. You failed. Miserably. And offering me comps for two adults out of seven? That's beyond insulting. What am I supposed to tell the other five people? "Sorry, Remy doesn't care about your terrible experience"? Absolutely unacceptable, unprofessional, and completely out of touch with what customer service means. Do better, Casino Arizona. This isn't just a bad look for Eagles Buffet -- it's a stain on your whole operation. Avoid this place like the plague. You'll get better food, service, and honesty at a $12 roadside diner. read more

A friend told me to try this buffet. This is for the buffet at Casino off of McKellips.We like to go out to brunch after church on Sundays. I'll start with the positives... it's fairly inexpensive at $30 a person. There was no line and we were immediately seated in a booth at 10am. The server brought us bloody Mary's that were pretty good. No water was offered. No list of available drinks could be found. We asked and she told us that 2 bloody Mary's or 2 mimosas were included. The offerings in the buffet were typical and not very exciting. Everything seemed over cooked and bland. The shrimp were tiny. The desserts were all kind of yuck. The cheesecake was the worst. We tried the prime rib. It's ok for the price we paid, but I would pass next time. The mashed potatoes and gravy were good. I searched for hot sauce and ketchup for my hashbrowns (they were lukewarm at best), but I never found any. The buffet and the dining room seemed very out-dated. There was a stale smoke smell in the casino that pushed into the dining area. It was freezing also-drafty. We will not return. read more

Loved it!!! Sunday brunch was phenomenal!!! 2 glasses of champagne included Had all the fixings and lots of good options from breakfast to lunch! Prime rib, omelette station, ice cream bar that had banana split or even a root beer float! Staff was attentive and friendly. Loved the cinnamon bread French toast with lots of topping options including SPRINKLES!!! Highly recommend!!!! read more

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Nice food. They have increased their price. I was hoping that their food choice and quality will be more diversified with price increases but that's not the case. read more

There's a rule that you can only stay for ninety minutes, so our cousin's husband timed us! They had a great food selection, but I didn't see crab. Maybe it's only served for dinner or certain nights. So many desserts to choose from too. My favorite was the butter pecan topped with chocolate syrup. Good service and satisfying lunch for a fair price. read more

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Thank goodness eagles buffet is back. You can't go wrong with crab and prime rib night! Besides that, there are many other dishes to try and pretty deserts, but I always get the ice cream. The staff is all very nice and get you seated quickly, just make sure you expect a line before getting in. It's nothing beyond your normal casino bar in terms of ambiance, but it is close to the ASU campus which is how we found it years ago. read more

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We got there today exactly at 4pm when dinner starts. First couple of plates everything was cold. Prime rib cold, fish cold. None of the food looked fresh at all. We expected everything fresh and at least warn since it just opened instead it was the opposite. We paid $40 for a buffet that's probably worth $20-$24 tops. You are better off going to golden coral for less than half the price. Maybe it was a bad day but I'll never know because I won't be back.... read more

For a casino buffet, I was rather disappointed. Stopped in for dinner one Saturday night. For the price, the variety of food was seemingly smaller than many other casino buffets I've been to. With that, most everything was rather bland in taste and forgettable. If this was a $20-25 dollar affair, I'd say not too shabby. read more

Overpriced. I never knew that it was possible to ruin breakfast food. IHOP would have been a better choice.

COST the casino has gotten very greedy for the seafood buffet. It is now $60 a person no discounts unless you're five and under so if you're six years old, it is $60!!!we went with a party of six last night and they automatically charge you 20% gratuity and with tax it was $470!! The crab legs are good but the rest of the food is just buffet food. It's nothing special. Casino Arizona's moneygrubbing attitude will not bring this customer back. read more

This has been a staple in my family for years. We went today and the food never disappoints. For 30 dollars a person you get options of prime rib oysters and breakfast foods. I am super picky about my menudo and the one here is pretty good. There is a 90 minute dining time that is post at the presented at the front, but it is more than enough time. All of the hosts, servers, bussers and supervisors are extremely friendly and helpful. We spoke with Francisca for a bit and she was a pleasure! Will definitely be returning! read more

Well, against my better judgement, we came to the Eagles Buffet while up in Phx this week. My intuition was correct, I should've skipped it. The place was very busy and they were ill prepared. The food stations were lacking, almost everything was some sort of fried food. Many bins had nothing in them, like not empty, like they just gave up on having variety. There was no dessert AT ALL, not even fruit, besides the ice cream and that had a very long line as a result. Some stuff was tasty like the jalapeño poppers and pasta salads. The ice cream was good too if you have patience to wait for your scoop (ask for two scoops and two bowls so you don't have to wait in the ridiculous line up multiple times). The Italian pasta was disgusting. The Dim Sum was bland. The taco station was sad. The roast beef was fine. And the nail in the coffin is, they seated people for lunch until 2:15 and then kicked everyone out at 2:30. They took our money, didn't continue to serve food, and then said "leave." Very bad experience. But, it was cheap, I guess. If you managed to get food. Everything overall was just very blah and uncared for. Uninspired. Throwaway. Never again for us. read more

If I could give ZERO stars I would. This was the worst experience for a buffet that I have ever experienced. I understand that there is usually a line to get in and be seated, but also a huge line to get crab legs. We waited at least fifteen minutes to be served two knuckles of crab legs on a black styrofoam plate to identify you as the Scarlet Letter. The ultimate slap in the face, is after waiting with your party who is celebrating birthdays, what comes next. We have a "manager" named Dom yelling at us "Ok folks it's time for you to get dessert and get out, your 90 minutes are up and we need these tables so you have to leave, I don't want to have to come back and tell you again." I could not believe this had just happened. Reality set in when he came back a second time five minutes later with the same rant! I tried to speak with him privately to let him know he had the wrong table. He realized, turned our receipt around and said "ok I apologize I did have the wrong table but according to your receipt you have about six minutes left then you all need to leave!" I looked around at the several empty tables around us and asked to speak with someone over him. I was introduced to Sally who, laughingly, told me this was not his normal behavior but they were so busy that evening that's why the 90 minute rule was being enforced. It was only our party singled out. Everyone that was there prior to us were still there when we were thrown out. Sally gave me a comment card. read more

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