Good value and food! Went to the Friday night prime rib buffet and for $36.99 ($29.99 seniors 55+), it was perfectly fine. Prime rib was soft, flavorful. In the Asian section, had things that you may not normally see in a buffet (pigs feet!). Also there was a Mongolian grille where you could choose meat and veggies, and they cook it for you. Alcoholic drinks were in addition to the price, but pretty reasonable. (A glass of wine was $7. ) Servers were attentive and tried hard to provide good service. All in all, a nice experience. read more

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The food here depending on what night you go varies with some nights having better selection. Especially Saturday Nights. There is always Prime Rib for dinners. The salad bar has fresh veggies. Skip the chinese food it is quite mediocre. The pizza is not bad. If you are over 55 there is a Senior discount which makes the buffet a good value. Sometimes it is very crowded and there are long lines. The service varies from vary good to horrible. With some leaving stacks of dirty dishes on tables and other checking in quite frequently. We leave tips for the servers but definitely vary the amount with the level of service. read more

Quality has gone downhill from when I I remember. I question the sanitation of some of the patrons. Coughing and sneezing without covering up. Use of hand sanitizer was rarely used. Norovirus is well known in the buffet world. Bacon was sitting for some time and dried out. Sausage both link and patty also dried. Omelette made to order Roast Beef over cooked tough no flavour Pork belly good. Maple bar was frozen in the middle Service friendly. read more

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I have been here a lot so here is a nice and easy pro's and con's list: Pros: 1.) Pretty inexpensive. Especially for Seniors or at Lunch. 2.) Once you pay and get seated...you can basically eat right away 3.) Service is usually good. They take your used plates fast and refill you water. 4.) Servers are usually nice people. 5.) Views especially by the windows are pretty cool. 6.) Dessert area is good. Cons: 1.) A LOT of the food is pretty bad. I find myself taking one bite and spitting it out here often. 2.) Sometimes it gets pretty busy and people are everywhere by the food basically running into each other. 3.) Outside the front entry wreaks of cigarettes. 4.) Sometimes the line to get in is long and soooo sloooow. The people who wring you up sometimes try to set the world record for the slowest cash register work. read more

It felt like a cruise buffet, perhaps with less International dishes. Here, as a visitor, I am getting local/regional ingredients like their salmon and beef. The Asian kitchen, dessert and carvery chefs were super friendly and listened to what you wanted. The prime rib was so SOFT! The horseradish was strong, so be careful. The desserts look all specially made, especially the pies. The pie's crust and the fruits were crazy delicious. The Asian Kitchen chefs gladly take your picked selections and prepare it with the sauces you like. You can add more sauces that they have on the side. Their thinly sliced raw beef was so soft, I knew it would maintain its consistency when cooked. Table servers were super attentive and eager to remove used dishes and bring you your drinks. Hostess and cashier were sweet, too. They made sure we got "Thank you, Good night!" read more

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Decent buffet and worth it for the price. Servers were very friendly while front of house weren't as friendly. There was a good variety of selection and the views by the windows were beautiful - you can really see the trees and mountains. Below were the items that I remembered from my visit and it covers most of the selection that was there. desserts: pies (apple, marrionberry), cakes (chocolate mint mouse, apple maple cheesecake, tiramisu, red velvet), pear with jello, chocolate fondue, chocolate soft serve, apple and cherry cobbler carvery: prime rib, mashed potatoes, gravy, baby potatoes, and rolls international: beef shank with braised eggs, corn on the cob asian: DIY mongolian grill, veggie egg rolls, chicken fried rice, chow fun italian: DIY pasta (cavatappi, bowtie) with sauces (marinara, cheese), meatballs, and pizza (Hawaiian, sausage) soups/salad: clam chowder and veggie soup, DIY salad read more

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A very reasonably priced buffet. Not a place I would go out of my way for but the prime rib and bone marrow alone makes the buffet worth the money. Unfortunately they ran out of bone marrow an hour before closing, however they replaced it with a different dish. Everything seems to be stocked up and none of the food looked like it's been sitting. Went with a party of 10 and they were very accommodating. There was a long line but it went by very fast. If you're in the area or just planning to come to the casino this is a great option! read more

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Decent buffet, went there for prime rib night! Decent amount of food options at the hot bar but not as much as you think. The prime rib was a bit too raw for me so I told one of the person in charge to cook it a little bit longer on the grill for me. Great service for that! It was tender and delicious. read more

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For a buffet, the food is way above what you might expect. You have a mix of standard buffet foods from steam tables, and they're fine, but you can also get freshly cut prime rib (at dinner), and there is a wide mix of styles of food. And there is a great dessert bar as well as a very nice salad bar. We tend to focus more on the Asian foods because it's a good price (for lunch) for stir fry and a few sides. ETA: I wanted to call out a few of the menu items that are perhaps underrated - the pepper beef with vegetables had 1-inch cubes of beef that was very tender - quite a surprise as to the size and quality. And the stir fry has many, many options of items to put into it. If you like to pile on the proteins - then go for it! The service is very good. The staff keep our water glasses filled, and they can help with questions about the food offerings as well. The staff at the casino, the hotel, and the other venues in the area are uniformly pleasant and accommodating. The ambiance is like a buffet/cafeteria, yes, but it's laid back has a fairly moderate noise level. We've never had a problem with conversations at the table, and we've been seated in nearly every section. The views (during the day) are fantastic - you can see Mt. Si off in the distance when the sun is out and the clouds don't block the view! The casino offers valet parking (a tip is encouraged) but there is also a parking garage and a nearby parking lot. It's always been a great experience. read more

These stars directly reflect the prime rib experience! First time coming to the casino like this, Super Bowl 60. A very seattle date night~ thoughtfully treated to dinner, it was a small sized buffet selection. The prime rib is clearly the main character, the rest being what I think are standard buffet items (no idea, I frequent Asian buffets - which side note, no crab legs or lobster tails here). I used to like prime rib as a child, but haven't had one I like - until now! I had a rare piece that was quite literally the best prime rib I've ever had, with some good fat on it - amazing. I ate it with rice (jasmine), steamed cabbage with garlic, and some scallop potatoes (so good, and SO rich - very decadent and creamy). The rest of the buffet (minus dessert, salad) really fell short for me. If you don't eat prime rib, I don't recommend coming here. They have some miscellaneous items, a mini Italian bar (plain pastas, different sauces, meats), DIY stiryfry... The dessert selection was fun, we tried the raspberry cake, Oreo cup, strawberry cheesecake, soft serve... the least good was the raspberry cake but if you're into that (and what seems to be whole wheat), then you might. The soft serve is THAT soft serve. It's $40/person for dinner, if you eat prime rib - that is a steal. if you don't, I'm serious - don't eat here. Overall, very nice experience - it's clean, organized, and there are plenty of people about ready to help. We always had at least 1-2 staff nearby. Service in general was standard, but the staff seem happy to be there, which is not always the case, and was nice to see. We had a nice time. read more

It's pretty good for what it is. It's no Vegas style Buffett. Some of the items didn't look the most appetizing but surprisingly had really good flavor. The service wasn't the best and had to wave our server down each time we needed a refill on drinks. The prime rib was very yummy and I'd go back just for that. read more

This was probably one of the saddest buffets I've seen, especially for a casino. There wasn't much variety and most of it honestly didn't taste very good. They were good at picking up your empty plates, a little too good. We were eating and our friend went to grab something and she swooped his plate up before we could even say anything. It was clearly not to be taken away as it was a pretty full plate since he just got it. No napkin down or any signs that it had been picked over. We're used to them asking most of the time anyway so it was weird to do that. He was not happy. I was really disappointed and it wasn't cheap either. I thought it would be fun to go to the casino and also get food but really wished we had just eaten elsewhere. read more

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Amazing prime rib. Tons of selections like buffalo, lamb, and bone marrow. I was scared to try the bone marrow, I had never had it before, but I did and it was amazingly decadent. Their dessert station is better then any other buffet and most other restaurants I have ever been too. The tiramisu was to die for. Everything was well cooked and flavorful. Due to the price point ($80.00 for two people.) this will have to be a special occasion thing only, but it's definitely worth the trip. read more

I was here on Veteran's Day and the buffet was free for all that served. I did not, so I paid full price. Maybe due to the promotion, they limited or reduced the items, but overall it was just bad. The prime rib was not edible and most of the items were pretty mediocre at best. Not worth the price and not worth a visit. read more

Interesting buffet. There is definitely value as it's not super expensive. The space is huge and honestly the service is very nice. All the servers and food handlers are super friendly and there aren't any tip jars anywhere as you pay tip before you enter. lol they definitely cater to the crowd as they very willingly will sear your prime rib to well done, which I haven't seen before at a buffet lol. To me the food just kind feels outdated and basically like an Asian old country buffet. The quality isn't there- its almost like everything is from sysco or us foods which isn't a bad thing. Nothing I got really stood out in terms of food and at the end like most buffets I didn't want to eat again. I think this is a good value place but for me I wouldn't go out of my way to go again. The dessert pies were super nice though! read more

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I was very disappointed as my friends and I were looking forward to a nice lunch. It happened to be St. Patrick's day and they had a special menu, even for lunch for 39.99? We drove all the way out to have a nice lunch and we just walked away with a bad taste. The normal buffet is around 20.00 M-F and why they thought 3/17 was a special day to charge 40.00 is beyond me. Very disappointed read more

We were here in June for our Anniversary and loved the buffet and how delicious it was. Well we decided to return this past Tuesday and we remembered that last June each day the buffet featured a different main course each night for dinner and we were excited to finally get back on a Tuesday to feast on their Steak night. Boy were we disappointed to see that they dropped all features nightly specials for Prime Rib every night! How terrible and not exciting! So we went in and both of us went through the buffet separately and when we sat down together we both agreed that the casino dropped quality for cheap and what appeared to be frozen foods. The Prim Rib was delicious but the chicken was way over cooked and you needed a sharp knife to cut. Salad bar was good clam chowder was good but everything else was for to poor at best. The desserts were not very tasteful and the pies were not the same. So we won't be back and we won't be staying at the new hotel either. We spent time playing the slots and they were way to tight and we were very disappointed to say the least about out entire evening out. read more

Our first visit was for dinner and we went here specifically because they have prime rib on the buffet dinner and at $34 per person, I felt it was a great price. Especially in the surrounding Seattle area. There was a bit of a line for dinner on a Saturday but moved pretty fast. The options for dinner were decent. Shrimp cocktail, Asian entrees including noodles, chicken wings, stir fry, veggies and more. Italian entrees including pizza, Alfredo and more. Overall the food wasn't bad for the price point. The salad bar is pretty nice with the variety of options and everything looked super fresh. The dessert options are very good for a buffet and there is an assortment for everyone. The prime rib was just okay but for $34 I really can't complain. But I would consider this more of a rib roast and not really a prime rib. Most of the food was decent, the chicken wings were hot and fresh and one of our favorites. We ended up coming back for brunch which is $28 per person and we didn't enjoy the brunch options as much as we did dinner. They do have an omelette station. And they also had prime rib again. They also had a Mongolian bar with lots of options. The staff did a great job at taking our plates and helping us if we needed anything extra. The seating area is very ample and they don't a good job of not crowing people and making you feel like you're sitting on top of everyone. If you're looking to feed a few people and maximize your money in a casual environment with multiple food options then this is the place for you. read more

I had the best cut of prime rib ever tonight at the buffet. Incredible!! What a great place for dinner and then try your luck.

DO NOT EAT HERE IF YOU HAVE ALLERGIES. The server gave us a cake containing peanut, after I explicitly stated I had a life threatening nut allergy! We were told the cake had no nuts. After I ate it and asked again, they said the cake had peanuts. Zero accountability from the staff. Only the male EMT was very kind and helpful. We had to leave early so we could go to Urgent Care. I later filed a complaint, simply asking them for consistent allergen labeling throughout the buffet so this never happens again. Marilyn Chambers from Risk Management asked me to call her. After THIRTY ONE calls and voicemails I was able to reach her nearly a month later- only after calling the front desk 3 times because they repeatedly transferred me directly to her voicemail before I even finished speaking! Marilyn Chambers was rude, condescending, and extremely unprofessional. She accused me of lying, since as we left for Urgent Care, I grabbed a piece of bread and WATER (helps allergic reactions!). She then adamantly claimed that none of the desserts even contained nuts, when you can clearly see otherwise in the review photos. When I asked if she thought it was an issue that employees were giving false information about major allergens in the food, she said no because there were "EpiPens on site". I had to explain to RISK MANAGEMENT basic information about how EpiPens work and why water is helpful during allergic reactions. She blatantly lied and contradicted herself multiple times, changing the topic when I pointed out errors in her accusations. She interrupted me numerous times. I had to ask her to let me finish speaking. She even admitted she had no idea whether the staff had access to allergen information, but claimed they "took allergies very seriously" and that there was "no way" my experience could have happened, despite seeing proof on camera. She claimed to have reviewed security footage to accuse me of lying, but when I asked if she had spoken with even ONE employee or did any investigating into the situation she admitted she had not. The entire 15 minute call was her interrogating me and insisting it was our fault, while providing zero solutions. Assigning blame wasn't my concern, and I treated everyone respectfully. My only request was that they correctly label food allergens. Please don't eat here if you value your life. Risk management clearly does not care about safety, and this will continue to happen read more

Falls Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Snoqualmie, Washington

It was 'okay'. The prime rib was good, but the rest of it was mediocre at best. I would compare it to microwaved frozen meals. The mashed potatoes were left on my plate, I've had better grocery store cupcakes. The host was friendly. It was a Monday night, so not horribly busy. No wait. Over-priced for the quality, but it's a casino and that's what I expected. Not my usual place, but it was my mom's birthday and she wanted an evening at a casino. read more

Beautiful Buffet, because of the location I was not expecting the best, but food if good, good variety and service is great. read more

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Service at the Falls Buffet was poor! I waited 30 minutes for a Diet Coke. Other diners who were seated after me got their multiple drinks, including Diet Coke. I asked 2 other waitresses about a Diet Coke, they walked away. Then the server came back to tell me they were out of Diet Coke. It finally came, I could have ordered iced tea. Lesson learned, get your drink order in and wait for it before you get your food. The food will be always there. The food is great, the casino is great, but Snoqualmie Casino needs more servers who are helpful. read more

As far as buffets go, there is a range of quality food. I tried the prime rib because I could get it cooked med well on a flame grill. I could cut it like butter - wow. If I could get prime rib cooked the way I like it, I would eat it more often! They had Mongolian grill but it was underwhelming. Not as spicy as I would have liked. I relied on the chef for sauce choice based on what I had chosen to grill. Maybe my choices impacted the cooked result. It was throughly cooked and the prawns were delish. The staff were friendly, attentive and cleared away dishes in a timely manner - nice! The buffet dining area was clean, had a nice window view depending on where you are seated. I was comfortable and ready to eat. The bright point in my dining experience was the dessert area. The banana cannoli's were a pleasant surprise, as well as the cheesecakes. Subtle flavors but not overpowering the cheesecake. Loved the chocolate cherry cheesecake cups! Now those were flavorful! read more

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This was an amazing time for us and our family from out of town. I do not gamble but the FOOD WAS OUTSTANDING! The Mongolian grill was fresh, the vegies were cooked to taste and the desserts were scrumptious! All four of us are Seniors so the price was PERFECT! We did have to ask for more water though...that didn't leave us w/a bad impression. It started to get busy after 3pm in June2025. Also, sad to see that there was no crab. (Mongolian Grill had the shrimp) Thank you! Everything was delicious and our family was happy AND FULL! read more

Very good food. great service. Good parking Only sport bet need a bigger t.v . Plan to get a room next time.

We had tickets to a comedian at the casino, so decided to check out the buffet beforehand. For a post-COVID buffet it really wasn't bad. It was a tad small, but had some fresh options that did end up getting us our money's worth. You really have to like prime rib for the dinner though, otherwise it might end up being a tad sad. The Mongolian lacked in sauces, and there's no longer the great seafood options you might see in some of the older reviews. Aside from the prime rib, the highlight was the dessert case and the friendly wait staff. Refills were always ready and we were checked on regularly. All-in-all I'd say it's not really worth seeking out, but if you're in the area and love prime rib, go for it. read more

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Fantastic buffet, offering roast with all the fix'ins, mexican, italian and pizza, country viddles, fried chicken, asian and a mongolian grill, wonderful salad bar and enormous selection of delectible desserts. Senior lunch is only $17.99. Best deal in town, come hungry. read more

Falls Buffet is usually our go to when we want a casual dining experience with large quantities of food, lol. For $34/pp, the dinner buffet hits. There's always prime rib and if you're lucky, there's crab legs. There's a good variety of American, Italian and Asian options so your entire party can find something they like. There's even a Mongolian grill! The dessert station is extensive and we always leave feeling stuffed. While not on the same scale as a Vegas buffet, it's a really decent option close by. read more

We came here on a Sunday to celebrate a birthday. It took us over 20 minutes to get through the line since they only had one cashier. The food was bland and terrible. The carving station was a disaster. Cutting what appeared to be a large chuck shoulder from no less than 5 different spots on the meat. I was given a small piece carved from the top at a strange angle that was inedible and I had to spit it out into my napkin. Our server was rude and our drinks were usually empty. The only things that tasted decent were the scrambled eggs and bacon. This place used to be good but what a nightmare this was. read more

The line went pretty fast even though it was very long. The food was honestly mediocre but the desserts were so yummy. The clams and mussels were very dry and smelt pretty fishy like they were not fresh and the crawfish was dry too but better then the clams and mussels, the waiter was nice but didn't seem to happy I didn't tip for my 10$ drink on top of the 150$ bill which did have a tip. The setting was good though gorgeous views of the mountains and nice lighting, I'm not sure I'd go again though as there's not much variety. read more

Asian food choices are minimal. You have the Mongolian grill and maybe 2 or 3 Asian dish not including the rice. Food was decent. One thing I do like, even with a bigger party, we didn't have to wait too long. Staff is great. I just wish there was better selection of Asian food. read more

Was at the casino because my boyfriend's dad loves to gamble and we came across this beauty. Most of the buffets at the casino we've gone are still closed ever since the pandemic. So when we saw this place, we just had to fulfill our all you can eat itch. For around $25 per person for lunch including beverage, this place was great. They had a variety of cuisines - my favorite was the carving station! Meat was so flavorful and really tender. I'd say skip the buffalo wings, they're big but super dry. Couldn't finish it. The options for desserts seem endless. From a chocolate fountain to deciding which flavor cake you wanna try first. My favorite was the dark chocolate pistachio The server we had was a sweetheart. He came around clockwise to grab empty plates and refill our drinks. What surprised me was the gorgeous Mountain Views you can see as you eat through the large windows along side the building. read more

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Senior weekday Lunch review: We go there primarily for Mongolian Grill. Can't beat the value with 50% discount. read more

Food selections, many to choose from and very good. My favorite is the Oso Buko. The dessert bar offers many to chose from and the salad bar is ample. I would say the quality is about 9 out of 10 and the service is 12 out of 10. read more

28/pp for weekend brunch. You can't beat that price ANYWHERE for the selection offered. I wish they had more cooked vegetables (only saw green beans... I don't count guac and neither do I count the salad bar) but the protein options were very decent (tea brined chicken thighs, fried chicken, bacon, sausage link/patties, beef ribs, etc). Their dessert bar SLAPS. The honey almond mousse was so good- very light tasting and not too sweet. Their mango/passion fruit cake was also surprisingly refreshing. If comparing buffets, this dessert bar is way better than Feast in Renton. However, overall variety, of course Feast wins. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat in a casino, but if you're already gambling.... This is such a good affordable option. Again, for $28/pp (which also includes drinks), where can you even get this quality and selection these days? read more

Overall, the food is your standard buffet food. A little pricey for what you get for all you can eat.

Most of my experiences with buffets are hit and miss. Some of the entrées are decent while others have languished under heat lamps and are sadly dried out and flavorless. This buffet is in the Snoqualmie casino, where there is adequate parking in the same building. You have to fight through the smoke And crowds to get to this buffet, but it's worth it. The line moved along pretty quickly, and I was seated at a small table. My server came up immediately and got me squared away with beverage choice and pointed out the highlights of the day. The prime rib was outstanding. I went back for seconds! All the servers were attentive and friendly, and I tried the wok station as well as the Italian offerings. Everything was freshly cooked and quite tasty. The dessert bar is in the middle of the room, and they have several offerings that were outstanding. Soft serve ice cream station, chocolate fountain, pies, and other desserts were plentiful and delicious. looking forward to my next visit. read more

No. It's sad. Not worth the price. I would take Harvest Buffet lunch over this for half the price. Only thing that decent here is the prime rib. Salmon has potential, but you know half the time it's going to be dry. Everything else was flavorless (cod, cocktail shrimp, all the Asian food, etc). Mash potatoes were too salty. They might have used all the salt in there and had none left for everything else. I'm sad. Feast Buffet is $10 for dinner and they'll have lobster and snow crab. read more

The food is actually good, it may look small compare to others but the quality of the food is really great. I always thought it's not going to be enough when paying that much , then when I finally did it with our points towards the food and just paid the difference it was amazing !!! I can't wait to go back with the friends and family . The prime rib is delicious and the desserts yum read more