Fantastic! We had a voucher so we only spent a bit over $8 in total for 2 people!
An excellent selection of various cuisines, including Asian, American, and Mediterranean. Huge desert selection, with cakes and healthier fruits. Lots of drink choices too.
Highly recommend, also for the full price! You'll definitely get your money's worth!
We went for breakfast and it was ok. Nothing fancy, just regular breakfast items with some shrimp and a nice variety of ethnic dishes to choose from. l love crepes so was pleased they had a crepe bar, however they were just thinking pancakes with canned fruit and whipped cream. The staff was very friendly & all of the food stations were sparkling clean!
Very well worth for what it cost. You won't find another inexpensive buffet like this one. They had a little bit of everything. Not bad for $30 bucks.
The crepes are not crepes..... they are think pancakes......
It is a decent buffet with a many options (asian, American, latin and Mediterrian) . The cost per person is around $30 which is pretty decent for Vegas. We went around 11am and it was busy but not overcrowded. Their staff and service was nice as well!
The chocolate cream pie/cake is actually very good. I want to say “Not too sweet”.
Best ravioli I've ever experienced! Try the rigatoni vodka, was delicious 😋 had so much ravioli lol. Dessert was so-so, everything was clean and service was awesome.
Excalibur Casino’s buffet is one of the cheapest of the buffets that remain in Las Vegas. As with any buffet, the food stations are endless. There is Asian, Latin, American, Bar, Mediterranean, and Pastry stations to choose from. The seating process was a little baffling (tour groups are intermingled with regular hotel guests and other buffet seekers, which caused some confusion when identifying who was hotel guests, general buffet customers or tour groups to be seated accordingly). Not bad overall. Food was filling and delicious for the price. Plenty of seating available too. Staff is professional and expeditious as well.
I thought the weekday lunch buffet here was pretty good, it was $28 per person and there wasn’t a huge wait time to get a table. We spent about 45 minutes trying out all the different stations and my favorite was the crepe station where I got the raspberry, whipped cream and chocolate crepe. I also liked the Latin station that had an amazing pozele soup and chorizo sausage and potatoes. The sushi was disgusting so I would pass on those but the American cuisine was pretty good, especially the French toast. The bread pudding was another good dish, and I was pleased with all the decaf coffee options.
We loved this buffet Approximately $30 per person. The buffet stations include beverages, bar, salad, Italian, American, carvery, Asian and Latin. The deserts station definitely the best buffet desserts in Vegas so far, sugar free, gluten free, crepe Station, huge variety of cakes, pies and puddings etc all made to excellent standards. The crepes were perfect and I went back and tipped the chef. Love the feel of this modern clean vibrant well laid out buffet.
Wheelchair accessible, children friendly, busy, food is great standard would visit again and recommend this buffet especially for us with a sweet tooth.
I liked the lunch one and would do it over the MGM buffet for sure. The service kept plates cleared. I would go again. Probably not the best in town but good AND reasonable price. There is a carving station, Latino, Asian, salad bar, breakfast, and deserts that I remember.
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