Went last night for the Prime Rib buffet. Needed to take a break in between the craps and Blackjack. Left feeling like it was poor value and very underwhelming. Lots of old people- I swear we saw one lady with the meat sweats. She was killing some pork ribs and was eating a huge pile of prime rib. It was packed. People were attacking the prime rib. It was crazy. They also had Dungeness Crab- which seemed to be even more popular than the prime rib. I tried both and the crab was pretty nasty. Had some MSG flavored sauce on it and seemed to be full of water. The Prime Rib was just OK. Asked for a rare piece and the guy just shrugged at me. Medium it is I guess. Highlight- and it kills me to say this- was the sweet and sour chicken. It was really good and seemed to be the only thing that was done well at the buffet. The Mexican food was a big let down, the stir fried shrimp was gross, the "salad" looked sad and tired. I didn't even bother with dessert. $25.95 is a rip off. I will not be back. read more

Came on Saturday night with some friends. First time coming here. Apparently they charge you extra if you have a group larger than 5 if you want to sit together. The "try to seat you closer" is a lie. If they know you have a large group they will purposely seat you apart to get you to pay the gratuity up front... -1* The place is smaller than the other casino (Tulalip and Muckleshoot) by far way small. There was only a few stations of food and a small salad/dessert bar. For a casino that is suppose to be upscale the buffet was not that great. I started with the Mongolian grill but the meat that was cooked was this hard beef tendon. The sauces were limited to what they put on for you unlike other mongolian grill places so my dish was kind of bland. Had to add the sauces after he cooked the food. The salmon was blah, the fish and chips were not crisp as at all a bit mush. I mean I would expect this at old country buffet but I have a bit higher expectation when going to a casino buffet. I know its not vegas but still. If i have the desire to go to a casino buffet it will be the Muckleshoot 1st since its closer and Tulalip before going to Snoqualmie. read more

Note: this review is only for the Falls Buffet for their Sunday Brunch, which we attended on Easter. I've been to the Buffet here many times. It is always usually a great experience. But on March 31st, 2013, we got there a few minutes before they opened at 10 am. We basically got in within 10 min. We always go in shifts to the food lines. My Mother-inlaw and husband went first. I thought it took a very long time. Tip # 1: don't be there when they open! You will have to wait thru huge long lines for the traditional breakfast food. I waited at least 45 min, and felt like I was at a wedding reception due to it. By the time I got to the omelet/eggs benedict line, which is made to order, my food from the other lines was cold. That would be my prime rib, salmon, and hash browns. This is not ok! The wait is because when you hit the opening, "everyone" is getting their first plate. If you go later, say after 12 pm, the lines are reasonable,and not more than a few patrons at the stations. Tip # 2: if you are stuck in a long line, grab an extra plate to invert and cover your hot food. Tip # 3: just as we got half way thru, and started to move, here come the line crashes for seconds!!! Remember, I haven't eaten yet, my food is cold, and, my Diabetes is screaming eat! One woman steps in front of me, and I cut off the next and let the woman behind me with hungry children, in on what's happening. She's livid. The Falls at night is fabulous. Seafood buffet, Brazilian night, all great. The brunch has the traditional favorites: Waffles, Blintzes, hash browns, eggs, fresh fruit,though the pineapple tasted old, made to order on letters, the Asian station, Mongolian grill, Carving station for prime rib. Sleep in, drive leisurely , arrive later. Went from 10 am to 3:30 pm. read more

The food is okay and you can definitely tell when it has been sitting there too long. The quality of the food is what you would expect from a buffet. The deserts are great, though! They have a wide variety and I liked almost everything I tried. I might come here again if I was really hungry and in the area, but I would necessarily go out of my way for it. read more

NOT BAD, COULD BE BETTER The King Crab night on Sunday is definitely a good choice if you can stand waiting in line for at least 30 minutes. I also like their stir fried shrimp and Prim Ribs. The rest of the food items are okay. Not too impressive. The Brazilian night is also worth going. Especially the roasted shrimp, very yummy. The dessert selection is not bad, just the normal stuff like cheese cake and chocolate fondue and ice cream sundae. read more

This is a decent buffet and it's on the cheap side if you're used to prices in Vegas. We hit the Falls for lunch for $32 for two. We went on Veteran's Day: Italian counter: beef ravioli (tasted like McCormick Schmick brown gravy for sauce though), a couple of types of penne pasta, garlic bread and a couple types of pizza. American counter: thick slices of beef, corn on the cob, fried chicken drumsticks, fried cod, baked salmon and some other type of white fish in a creamy gravy that I didn't try. The freshly cut meat counter had roast turkey and ham. They offer all types of sauces such as gravy, au jus, tartar sauce and cranberry sauce. Asian: kung pao chicken, stir fried bok choy, pad thai, shrimp fried rice. The best part of this buffet is the Mongolian stir fry. You can load up a bowl with noodles, broccoli, bean sprouts, mushrooms, carrots, cabbage, zucchini, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, red onion, pork, chicken, beef or shrimp and they will cook it up for you on the hot table. It's excellent and the only reason I could see returning to this buffet. Salad bar: a limited selection of pasta salads and green salads, vegetables, fruit and your choice of carrot ginger soup or clam chowder. I tired the carrot soup and it's very rich. You can't go wrong with cream and butter! Mmm... butter... Dessert: ice cream (soft serve), cookies, cakes, pies, macaroons, bread pudding and something that resembled strawberry shortcake. Slots at this casino are kind of tight. $10 didn't go far. Red Rock Casino or California Casino FTW. read more

I come here a couple times a month for the Tuesday crab night. They have a separate line for king crab legs in the buffet but it goes fast. They give you 3 legs at a time and the legs are pre cut to make them easier to eat. I give it an A+ for awesome the way they do it. They also handle a lot of people and never run out of food in anything. They are on their game. The service is friendly and they have a lot of staff working. Make sure you get there early for dinner Because sometimes the line can be up to 2 hours just to get in and you don't want to feel rushed. I don't recommend ordering alcohol at the buffet because you have to pay for your drink right when you get it and sometimes that feels pushy to me. But I enjoy the beverages provided and am happy with them. If you like king crab legs I highly recommend you go here for the Tuesday night buffet! ! read more

We went there on a Tuesday especially for the all-you-can-eat king crab legs. I've never thought I can have too much crab but they were big, sweet, and absolutely delicious. The only challenge is the prickly shells. I understand the prime rib is suppose to be good as well, but I was there only for crab! Dessert selection was better than average. I had the coconut cream pie with lots of coconut flakes and ripe strawberries dipped in chocolate! Heavenly! We will return soon. read more

Went for Brazilian Night which occurs on Thursdays. Waiters did runs from the kitchen with the churaschuria on large metal skewers - some came with grilled chicken, grilled sirloin, grilled scallops, grilled prawns and even grilled pineapple! Loved the scallops and the prawns - really fresh! Their Prime Rib is huge. One cut is as big as the diameter of a beach ball. No kidding! I had to take just a slice of that giant, giant piece. Their Chinese section was pretty good - eat the prawns and the crab. Yummers! Huge pieces of prawns cooked in a transclucent sauce. My mum had a field day with the crab cooked in a light black bean sauce with garlic. Dessert was quite decadent. Different types of cheesecakes, icecream, chocolate fountain. read more

The only unique food item here are the King Crab Legs on Sunday nights. Prices recently increased to $34.95 for Sunday dinner buffet. (However, you can use your club points for it). The King Crab Legs are good, however, the other food items are typical. The lines are usually long to get into the restaurant and to get the crab legs. I usually avoid the Chinese food selection, but the Mongolian grill is ok. read more

Pretty good for a casino buffet. My spouse earned points for gambling, so we only paid $9.50 total for the two of us on a Saturday night. NOT BAD! Going to MacDonalds would have been more than $4.50 each. Buffet line to enter was SLOW SLOW SLOW. Had to wait in line forever, even tho we were only behind about 20 people. Selection: Sat. night is LOBSTER night. You only get ONE lobster tail though (they give you a special ticket to turn in). But it was good, moist and probably a little better than what we had 6 nights ago at Red Lobster. Selection: Not great, not too bad. Crab legs were excellent and all you could eat. Mussels and steamed clams too. Plus a Yakisoba station. Desserts: I normally don't eat dessert, but they had fabulous selection of about 6 different cheesecakes (Great!); and some Toffee pudding that was great, as well as cookies, tarts, etc. Nice view out of the huge windows on the south wall. Service at the table was SLOW too.... why I dont know. But we'll probably be back if we earn more points. All the crab legs, mussels, clams you could eat and one lobster tail-- priceless! read more

I usually just come here for brunch. When I first started coming when it first opened it was really good. Also you could come towards the end of brunch and stay for dinner. Now they seem to have become more cheap, they now have a break between lunch and dinner and make you leave. The food also doesn't taste as fresh as it did when we first started coming here. My last beef with this place is the prices have increased quite a bit. First time we came here for brunch it was $13, now its up to $18. For $5 bucks more I can just go to Ivar's which is way closer and has a lot more variety. read more

This is one of our very favorite places to eat as a family (with very varied dietary requirements and likes/dislikes) for special occasions: there is literally something for everyone. Also, I'm picky and yet I have found the food to be consistently good overall. Are there a few missteps? Sure, but on the whole, this is a great value for the price. And kids are half-price, which, for my little crab-loving vacuum cleaners is a GREAT value! Here is my summary of the various times of the week I have gone to this buffet: Monday (Snow Crab and Sushi night) is THE best night to go, IMO. Pros: it's generally not crowded, and is one of the cheaper nights. Also, In addition to their extremely delicious snow crab legs, they also will frequently throw leftover king crab and dungeness crab from the Saturday and Sunday night buffets (which cost more than the Monday night), so it's like getting three kinds of crab legs for the price of the least expensive kind. Also, on this night they serve great Chinese favorites such as shiu mai, hum bao, potstickers, etc. Cons: I don't like the way they serve the sushi....and I'm a sushi lover. To me it looks like just a huge pile of raw fish on the cold table. I'm not sure how else they could serve it in a buffet setting, and I've never tried the sushi, but I always see plenty of people walking around with huge plates of it, so it must be all right. Thursday (Brazilian Night) - I wasn't sure what to expect, but it was good. The scallops were excellent. The cajun/creole favorites were also good. And they had crab legs as well. Saturday (Surf and Turf night) - probably my second favorite after Mondays. The steak is always really good. Dungeness crab is my personal favorite type of crab legs, and these never disappoint. Sunday (King Crab night) - Always packed. I have never waited less than 30 minutes in line for this buffet, and often much longer. Some of my family members love the King Crab, but I personally prefer the Dungeness or Snow Crab, and those nights are cheaper. Never the less, it's a good buffet to impress the in-laws from out of town, if they don't mind waiting in line! Our favorite always-offered items and some to avoid: Favorites: Clam Chowder - delicious! Mashed Potatoes and Gravy - the real thing prime rib - very good desserts: good ice cream, good cookies and bars, fruit can be hit or miss in terms of freshness, chocolate fountain always popular with the kids. Don't miss the chocolate pots de creme if they have it, which isn't very often. My son loves the brownies and my spouse is fond of the layer cakes Avoid: The salad bar - never seems very fresh and I'm not going there for the salad anyway The Asian steam table items are often very salty and not-too-fresh, IMO. I have never tried the Mongolian grill, though The pizza is just meh desserts: avoid the pies - we have never tried a good one Like I said, overall this is a great value and I'm not worried about the few items that are sub-par. read more

Decent, casino-style buffet. I have been in their Sunday night king crab buffet several times. Each time I leave with a overstuffed stomach. They are extremely generous with their king crab. It's served warmed. One suggestion, although they provide the tools, king crabs are a little tricky to de-shell. My suggestion is to bring your own scissors, trust me, you will not regret it. Those time I didn't bring my own scissors, I always ended up poking a hole in my fingers. Nonetheless, if you are a seafood lover, you will not be disappointed with their king crab. As for rest of the buffet, their prime rib is superb. Salty, caramelized on the outside and nice juicy pink on the inside. They also have good fried chicken. For the so-so part of the buffet, their Mongolian BBQ. Their cooks should really dial down a notch on the oil. Everytime I make a plate, the bottom of the plate is always drenched in oil. Not very pleasant. The salad bar is decent, nothing spectacular. Lastly, the desserts. They have lots of good cakes and cookies. They even have a chocolate fountain. My favorite desserts are the hazelnut cake and their pudding cake. I don't have a sweet tooth, but those are yummy must-try desserts. At $32, you get a good bang for you buck. You will not leave hungry that's for sure. Remember, the lining up for the dinner starts early. So if you don't want to wait, I suggest go before 3:30 and start lining up at the door. Sunday is their busiest day. ps. their lunch buffet is quite decent also. It doesn't have the "expensive" items such as king crab or prime rib. The food is not bad at all. It's not busy during lunch time. If you go on a good day, you can even sit by the window and enjoy the view of Snoqualmie. Not a bad choice to lunch. read more

Below mediocre. W were originally a party of 23 for a birthday party but that didnt work out too well so it end up to be a party of 7 +1(toddler). Our party was not wowed by the food at any given moment. We weren't sure what the whole hyped was about (obviously not hypes from fellow yelpers). We believe that the selections are very minimal, the food was below mediocre to just being "okay". We all agreed that it isnt something we would go to again, especially for the food factor. Overly priced for what was offered. The only saving grace they had going that i'm willing to give this place a 2 star is because of our waitress Maria. Maria was observative when it came to collecting our dirty plates, emptying our little shell basket and providing us enough refills on our selected drinks. We tipped her well and probably wont be back. read more

MAKE A RESERVATION, but you only can for 8+ people. Get there early! The line was huge when we got out. The food was okay. The steak wasn't that good, but everyone enjoyed the king crab. BRING UTENSILS TO CUT THE CRAB. They give you utensils that don't work. The mongolian bbq was delicious and intresting. The "asian" food was not the best (& I am asian). There is an italian section with pizza and pastas. The mashed potatoes were delicious. The dessert was AMAZING. There is a giant dessert bar with tons of pies, cakes, cheesecakes, and a few other things. There is cookies and a chocolate fountain. There is also an ice cream machine, but it is just the one with the kids on it. The service was decent. We needed our waitress to pick up the plates because it was getting crowded, and we needed more drinks. Wish they had been more on top of things. read more

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GO THERE FOR THE LUNCH BUFFET. The old people crowd the place and don't eat much, so it makes it easy to get around the buffet quickly and eat all you want. FOOD CHOICES: They had plenty of lunch items to choose from; and, my friend from school and I got full enough. They had an assortment of American, Mexican and some Asian foods. (I skipped the Asian foods because the selection looked either dry or greasy; but the other foods were fairly good.) Loved the TAMALES (never saw these at a buffet before or since). DESSERTS: Unfortunately, I can't have dairy and almost all the desserts had dairy or were covered with dairy. So, I do not know what it was like. (If you have a dairy allergy, skip the dessert tables.) PARKING: The Snoqualmie Casino has its own parking building, so we did not have to go outside, but remember what floor you parked on. VIEW: I wish the other restaurants were open, because it looked like the main restaurant (only open for dinner) had a great view of the valley and mountain. SERVICE: We got seated as soon as we walked in; and, the waitress got our water and soda pop right away. Very courteous. COST: The prices weren't bad for lunch. The buffet was $14. DISTANCE FROM SEATTLE: Hmm...well, if you have the time and don't mind the 45-60 minute or so drive, then it's a fun thing. Nice to experience at least once. If I'm in that area and have the time, I mgiht go there again. read more

We are going to make this short and sweet, and by WE, I mean....Me and my bf. If he could come here every weekend and have their Brunch, he probably would. Its amazing. Super thick sliced bacon strips, biscuits and gravy, yummy hash browns, eggs 3 different ways, fresh ham, waffles, french toast, chinese food, mongolian grill...Just yummy. We have never been for a regular lunch or dinner buffet, so I can speak on that...but Please try there Brunch...its so amazingly good, I want to go back today...lol.. read more

I took my staff to the buffet at their request for our holiday dinner. We were fortunate that it wasn't very crowded for a Friday night, most likely due to the snow the day before. We were seated right away and our beverage order was taken right away. We then started the feeding frenzy! Everyone took the lobster tail for an extra $10. What a deal. Not the best lobster I've had, but for $10 you can't go wrong. I then proceeded to load up on the Dungeness crab. I ate the equivalent of a whole crab. I missed the shrimp during my focus on the crab legs, so on the next trip to the buffet I loaded up on shrimp and the rib roast, my own version of surf and turf. Plus some of the New York steak pieces. Salad bar? Hell no, I can get salad anywhere. Chinese food? Hell no, I can get that near my office. So I went again for the rib roast and New York steak and yes another load of shrimp. Also, had a scoop of rice. Nothing compliments beef like rice. After that I was pretty full, but not full enough for the desert. The bread pudding with maple glaze and pecans was phenomenal. So good I had two servings and cheese cake. I could only rate it 4 stars since they didn't have any sushi. Most of the casino buffets have it, so I was disappointed. Plus its in North Bend, which is a fair distance from my house, and it was hard to drive home in a semi-food coma. The quality of the food was excellent, especially the crab. I will go back again on a night with a different menu to how it compares. For the money, I highly recommend it. By the way one of my staff left with $300 in winnings, so she was pretty happy. read more

Awesome king crab legs, walnut shrimp and a good selection of desserts. Entrees could use more selection. A bit far out but the drive is worth it. Tip: Tuesday is king crab day. Make sure to go early read more

I would give zero or negative stars if it's possible. I used to come here for snow crab and prime rib. Typically on Fridays and Sundays. Since October of 2017, the casino changed their pricing where the snow crab is no longer included in the buffet price and you have to pay $5.00 extra per pound (one pound gets you about 3-4 slices of crabs). Today (02/08 Thursday), it is steak and lobster night for $28.99 per person. What a disappointment! They had pork loin in the Carvery station, not a beef! When I raised a question, they said "we have NY steak and Top Sirloin, but no prime rib." Yeah they did have those 2 different cuts of meat but I tell you SAVE your $$ to spend on actual steak house!!!! As you can see on my attached photos, the NY steak was thin, chewy, and very dry. The sirloin was also tasteless, dry, chewy and had very difficult time cutting the meat thru. One lobster tail is included but it's tasteless and small. It's one of those lobster tails that you can get for $5 from QFC when it's on sale. If you want another tail, you need to pay $10 addition to $28.99. There's no pasta station, no donut with jams, no other food that will make up to $30. There's no customers so they will only seat people from one side of the restaurant. I've been coming here since they opened the casino, but I won't be coming here anymore unless restaurant changes a lot of things. read more

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There's nothing like a good buffet. And this is nothing like a good buffet. $25 for dry, cold, bland food and a small variety of it. I've experienced better buffets in nearby town for half the price. Don't waste your time or money here. It is literally the worst buffet I have experienced at any price. Is there a way to give negative stars on Yelp? read more

For buffet food - this is on the higher quality end. I'm a huge fan of their prime rib and crab (dungeness crabs and king crab legs - both very meaty!). It's a bit pricey but if you look at what you get for it - it's well worth it. Picky eaters might be found paying a high price for limited items - but they are the ones limiting themselves. Lots of choices & lots of flavor! I did notice (from several visits) that the servers tend to ignore you if they don't see a tip on the register receipt when I've paid with my cc or try to size you up. I typically pay tips in cash because I think the servers like cash better. I am a great tipper - but when I realize that I get bad service because they "turn it off" thinking they already know they're not getting anything it just really frustrates me! I had the server ignore me - no drink refills, plate just sat there - when the table right next to me got tons of attention, even when they didn't need it (they were dressed a bit nice than I was). read more

King crab was worth the wait.. A little expensive at $37, but I got my money's worth, desert was good too, as was the pizza and Mongolian grill read more

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We went here last Christmas weekend. I didn't get my memo, but boy was it full of my peeps. I say, "We don cook no turki, we boofey!" WHY GO THERE? Cleaner, newer and better than Muckleshit (shoot? shit?) casino in Auburn. The food is decent, but the selection isn't. This is not Vegas. Now, they do have buffet themes each night, so this review is based on crab night. WHATCHA GOT? You can have carved meat, salmon, other fresh-water fish, shrimps, chicken, and two types of crabs. We were there for crabs. Our token white boy brought with him his Old Bay seasoning and appetite. The crabs were good, but I'm not really big on labor-intensive cracking of salty meat dipped in melted butter. Instead, I had my fill of other meat and dessert. YOU GOT SERVED. I felt bad for our waiter. She was nonstop on the move -- bringing drinks, taking plates, setting tables for the next round of my peeps. But she kept her humor and prompt service. Waiting tables at a buffet is probably the worst job - tip well. read more

is't not good all of the time, but king crab night is the best.. you will get your money's worth if you can eat couple of lbs !! I always over eat and feel stuffed and I can't eat anymore. read more

I have never been to Snoqualmie Casino until today and I will tell you that I will NEVER be back. I experienced the most horrible service in the buffet. My friend has been telling me that there buffet was good and she has always had great service until today! We decide that we would take our kids to have a special lunch and when we got there they sat us in the back which was fine. After a few minutes of us being there, we could tell they didn't want us there. I have a 7 month old baby and let me repeat a 7 month old baby who was not crying but laughing and clapping his hands and the Assistant manager kept walking by our table and giving me a very rude and dirty looks. Finally she came to our table and told me that I need to keep my baby quiet and if I did not I would need to leave because she had a few complaints about my baby. It was 2 in the afternoon and the whole place was packed and there was a lot of noise. None of our kids where running round or making a lot of noise. I'm sorry, but we were only there for maybe 20 minutes and didn't even get to finish our meal that we paid for. Both my friend and I felt unwelcomed and my friends kids where upset because they thought that they did something wrong and had to leave. As we walked out the buffet, the assistant manager and several other workers gathered in a circle and where pointing and laughing at us. I didn't know that the Snoqualmie Casino discriminated against children, if so I would have never brought my child there. They wouldn't even give us our money back! I'm telling all my family and friends not to step foot in that casino unless you want your children to be discriminated against. read more

When the casino first opened the buffet was really good, fresh options, things didn't sit around for ages and most of the food was quite tasty. However during our last couple of visits we've found that it's gone downhill. First the choices are pretty limited and if you go more than once in awhile things never change. Then the flavors just aren't there and many of the items have sat on the steam tables for so long they are dried out and just not very good. Sadly when you're there, not many places to choose from. Maybe we should just bring a sandwich and eat while we're playing read more

$5 lbs crab? I'm not returning. Crab use to be all you can eat and that was driving one hour to get there. read more

Falls Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Snoqualmie, Washington

Missed celebrating Chinese New Year yesterday so went to Falls Buffet for the Dim Sum buffet. I had expected to find things up at the counters but found none. They told me a cart would come around. I waited. The cart was pretty empty. On it were shu mai, hum bow, sticky rice pouches, and shrimp stuffed black mushroom. That was it. Disappointed to say the least. I tried each then went up to the Asian counter for shrimp fried rice, garlic heavy chow mein, an egg roll, some fried prawns then snagged some bacon and chicken fried steak from another area. Overall the food was average. Service was attentive, facility was clean. Glad I got the senior lunch rate but then you can always go back for more things like the prime rib which will have to be another time. Tomorrow I'll go into Chinatown and satisfy my dim sum cravings. read more

The five stars are in the category of Casino Buffets. This is not a 5 star restaurant, but for a buffet its quite nice! My partner and I went here for Christmas dinner because we were just too lazy to cook again! They had the seafood buffet with an optional lobster tail. The crab was excellent with both steamed and an option in a tasty asian sauce. The cocktail shrimp were in an ice sculpture and very large and tasty. Asian stir fry shrimp and fish were very good as well. The sides were fresh and not out of the food service delivery box like other buffets. The pies were very good and freshly made. Salad bar was small but very good as well. Service was friendly and no shortage of food on the buffet ever! There are fewer selections that other buffets, but this substitutes quantity for quality on the items they do present. A casino buffet is an occasional indulgence...this one is definitely worth it! read more

My waste line and taste buds are not a big fan of buffets but I love to stuff my face, so whatev. read more

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Headed to sno Casino last night and found out the buffet closes at 9. Bummed headed to 12 Moons when I heard the announcement, buffet is staying open till 11!! Buffet food is alright but I went for the Sunday night snow crab!! Yesterday's crab was really good and sweet. Yumm!! Don't waste your appetite on fillers and just get the good stuff! 3 stars cuz crab was the only good part and they're dessert selection sucked! I'm all about the dessert and I was very disappointed. read more

Oh we missed the Falls Buffet so much! It is not a buffet just yet in Phase 3, but we did enjoy quite a delicious prime rib and walnut prawns off the menu. The views from the windows are as beautiful as we remembered them. Peggy took care of us in the kindest, most attentive and warmest way... I caught myself wishing she was my mom, as embarrassing as it sounds to think about such things in a restaurant. ;o) Thank you so much! read more

Somehow I've come to expect mediocre food from the buffet at a casino. Lunch was $15 each and dinner around $27. I wouldn't go back. Maybe prime rib or seafood night is decent, I don't know. The food was something you might expect from an Indiana diner. Tons of fried stuff and overly cooked meats. read more

I only like coming here on Sundays for the King Crab. The crab is delicious and sweet...and AYCE! There's usually a line, but it's well worth it. It's pretty much the only thing I eat over and over when I'm here. I do get a tiny piece of the prime rib and other foods for a little bit of a variety, but the King Crab wins my heart! YUM. read more

We went for the lunch buffet today, The staff was nice, but there really wasn't anything that was great tasting, except for maybe the coconut crème pie. Everything else was average. Price is reasonable, but I think the quality of food isn't as good as it use to be. They also started charging tax for the food. The dinning room was clean. Not much more that I can say about this experience. read more

After my major shoulder surgery, and being out of the loop for awhile, we were excited to try out the new menus offered during the week. We went tonight for the "Comfort Food" Thursday night special. Immediately came to mind was meatloaf, fried chicken, mac & cheese, mashed potatoes/gravy. All available - just not that tasty. In addition to the previous listings, I tried the roast beef, chicken fried steak, veggies, and some of the Asian selections. Not a lot of seasoning, nor cooked very well - very dry in most cases. Still solid in the soup/salad/dessert selections and super friendly/attentive wait staff. I think we will continue to stick with the weekend brunch which is exemplary. read more

I go here once every few months with my family when my mom racks up a lot of points. I love their prime rib and desserts the most. Every time I go, I always go straight to the prime rib and get a thick slice of it. I then make my way around the buffet, looking at the options they offer that night, and finally go for dessert. I always try to get one of each dessert to sample everything but it's impossible since they have so many! Our servers are always super nice so we get good customer service. This is our family's go to place for when we need to feed a crowd, in style! read more

Got my fill on king crab night. Pieces were a bit small or thin but hard to find another place that offers it like this. Prime rib was delicious a bit under seasoned but hey it's a buffet. I don't expect super top notch quality at a casino buffet... And I also don't whine that it costs a lot... Casino is there to rob how however they can. read more