Halloween Land Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 Who doesn't love buffets? Here are my rankings for the best casino buffets in the Upstate/Western New York area: 1. Seneca Niagara Casino (Niagara Falls, NY) Prices: $15 for breakfast, $17 for lunch, $19 for dinner (*$2 off with players card) With your player's card on hand, this is pretty good price. Also all new members that sign up at any of the Seneca casinos can get a free buffet. They have a wonderful selection of foods, including chicken wings, burgers and many different pizzas. Their desert bar is the best one that I have been to. Everything tastes great! Making this buffet number one on my list. Overall Grade: A+ 2. Seneca Allegany Casino (Salamanca, NY) Prices: $15 for lunch, $19 for dinner, $21 for weekends (*$2 off with players card) They offer the same promotion as above since it's also a Seneca casino. A pretty decent price, a little more pricey on the weekends. A wonderful section of foods with great taste. A great variety of shrimp for all you shrimp lovers. They also have wings and ribs which is cool. Their desert bar is pretty solid, although there could be more of a selection. Overall Grade: A 3. Turning Stone Resort (Verona, NY) Prices: Ranges from $15 to $26 (*$2 off with players card) Turning Stone has a fancy atmosphere. This buffet might be the most expensive. A good selection of food and a huge selection of desert. Their desert bar is the biggest of all the casinos on my list. You name it, they got it. They offer custom requests sometimes like burgers and fries. Overall Grade: A- 4. Del Lago Casino (Waterloo, NY) Prices: $14 for breakfast, $18 for lunch, $24 for dinner (*$2 off with players card) Del Lago has a great selection of foods and deserts. Their pizza has the best tasting pizza. They have giant size meatballs that taste great! They have a great selection of cakes and cupcakes along with an ice cream bar. They even have gelato. It's best to go at lunch time for a solid price. Overall Grade: B+ 5. Batavia Downs Gaming & Race Track (Batavia, NY) Prices: $13 on Wednesday's, $19 on Friday's, $22 on Saturday's (Buffet served only on race nights) Batavia Downs has the smallest selection of foods and deserts out of all these casinos listed. Now that doesn't mean that it's a bad buffet. All the food taste great! Depending on the night you go, there is a different theme of food. Wednesday's are italian nights, Fridays are seafood nights, and Saturday's are prime rib and crab leg nights. The atmosphere is great cause you can eat and watch horse races at the same time. The prices are a little high for the lack of foods but you do get freeplay money with each buffet. Overall Grade: B- 6. Finger Lakes Gaming & Race Track (Farmington, NY) Prices: $15 for lunch, $19 for dinner This buffet has a good variety of foods and deserts. It serves the usual buffet food. The problem with this buffet is the taste.. Not horrible tasting but just not great. Average taste and the desert bar wasn't good besides the ice cream. That's why this buffet is low on my list. Overall Grade: C 7. Saratoga Casino (Saratoga Springs, NY) Prices: $14 for lunch, $16 for dinner Ranking dead last on my list, the taste of the food is poor. The selection of food is also poor. A weak desert bar and the price ain't worth it. Overall Grade: D
teef Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 i feel like you're eating at too many casino buffets for a young man. 1 6
Halloween Land Posted August 1, 2019 Author Posted August 1, 2019 7 minutes ago, teef said: i feel like you're eating at too many casino buffets for a young man. I probably eat at 4-5 a year. My metabolism is amazing but one day it will catch up to me. 1
SlimShady'sSpaceForce Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 $15 breakfast for 1? Can I get a To Go container???
Teddy KGB Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 14 minutes ago, mrags said: Who the F... enjoys eating at a buffet? Really. Borgata buffet is the truth.
Johnny Hammersticks Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 16 minutes ago, Teddy KGB said: Borgata buffet is the truth. I was going to say! If anyone here knows about casino buffets...
Pine Barrens Mafia Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 21 minutes ago, Teddy KGB said: Borgata buffet is the truth. Then it's absolutely inexcusable that I haven't been there, given that it's like 30 minutes away. 1
Halloween Land Posted August 1, 2019 Author Posted August 1, 2019 41 minutes ago, mrags said: Who the F... enjoys eating at a buffet? Really. Everybody enjoys different things. I love food! I love buffets. 2
Teddy KGB Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 16 minutes ago, Johnny Hammersticks said: I was going to say! If anyone here knows about casino buffets... Lmao. Tropicana Atlantic City brings the heat as well. Sunday breakfast or brunch with all of the options.
mrags Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 1 hour ago, Zaso Art Designs said: Everybody enjoys different things. I love food! I love buffets. I love food too. That’s why I hate disgusting buffets 1 hour ago, Teddy KGB said: Borgata buffet is the truth. I lived in Vegas for years. People says the same thing about the Rio buffet. They were wrong too. It’s disgusting.
apuszczalowski Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 The Casino Niagara late night buffet used to be the best. It was something like $5-10, opened after midnight til early morning. Great for when when the bars closed and you where looking for food. Don't know if they still have it but know the prices started going up and made it less of a deal Once as a kid we went to a Chinese food place down the street from my house for my sister's b-day. Proved there wasn't always room for jello after I got into the parking lot.....
Nextmanup Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 There is no such thing as a good or "best" casino buffet.
Augie Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 4 hours ago, mrags said: I love food too. That’s why I hate disgusting buffets I lived in Vegas for years. People says the same thing about the Rio buffet. They were wrong too. It’s disgusting. I too hate buffets.......but if I ever find myself in Las Vegas again, I’ll be looking into the amazing one at the Aria. I swear I hate buffets (quantity over quality, a challenge to eat too much, impossible to feel you got your money’s worth unless you’re a glutton, etc.), but it’s really incredible! Friends who live in Vegas took us there. I was skeptical but didn’t want to say”I hate buffets.” I’m glad I kept my mouth shut.
mrags Posted August 2, 2019 Posted August 2, 2019 4 hours ago, Augie said: I too hate buffets.......but if I ever find myself in Las Vegas again, I’ll be looking into the amazing one at the Aria. I swear I hate buffets (quantity over quality, a challenge to eat too much, impossible to feel you got your money’s worth unless you’re a glutton, etc.), but it’s really incredible! Friends who live in Vegas took us there. I was skeptical but didn’t want to say”I hate buffets.” I’m glad I kept my mouth shut. The Aria wasn’t there when I lived there. But I tried most of the buffets because people kept claiming they were amazing. They were crap. I have no faith in people opinions of food or just about anything else anymore. People are idiots.
Augie Posted August 2, 2019 Posted August 2, 2019 2 minutes ago, mrags said: The Aria wasn’t there when I lived there. But I tried most of the buffets because people kept claiming they were amazing. They were crap. I have no faith in people opinions of food or just about anything else anymore. People are idiots. Thank you! ? The Aria had food by “groupings” as I recall. Sections of seafood, Italian, Mexican, Asian, etc. I remember thinking it was a steal just for unlimited crab legs! PLUS, for an extra very reasonable fee (like $29.95?) you got unlimited Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s or wine. In Vegas 2 glasses will cost you that. I’m sure it’s changed.....I could hurt them just on the drinks! There’s no time limit posted. I could graze and drink......again, why I hate buffets....but I’d give it a go once!
mrags Posted August 2, 2019 Posted August 2, 2019 2 minutes ago, Augie said: Thank you! ? The Aria had food by “groupings” as I recall. Sections of seafood, Italian, Mexican, Asian, etc. I remember thinking it was a steal just for unlimited crab legs! PLUS, for an extra very reasonable fee (like $29.95?) you got unlimited Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s or wine. In Vegas 2 glasses will cost you that. I’m sure it’s changed.....I could hurt them just on the drinks! There’s no time limit posted. I could graze and drink......again, why I hate buffets....but I’d give it a go once! All you can eat crab legs sounds great. Until you get there and they are resting on a bed of ice. WHO THE HELL WANTS COLD CRAB LEGS??? Hint: nobody. The drinks? Easy fix to that. Go to a bar. Any bar in the casino that has video poker. Drop $10 in the machine. Make sure the bartender sees you do it. He will serve you your $9 drink. As soon as you get the drink, cash out and walk away.
The Avenger Posted August 4, 2020 Posted August 4, 2020 I'll take Dining Choices killed by Covid for $800, Alex.... 2
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