Roundtable Buffet

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!

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.

Great buffet experience with good vegetarian options (if not that many). Listing most of the veggie options -- They have a Latin section with mexican cuisine items (rice, beans, salsa, guacamole, etc), asian section with spring roll and noodles, fresh omelette section, american section with items: mac and cheese, broccoli, mashed potato, fresh fruits section, italian section with items: 2-3 types of pizza, pasta (Note: pasta looks vegetarian but surprisingly there is bacon in it, so do verify), salad section including oats n bread toast, coffee and juice machines, bar (extra $) and finally the desert section with lots of options including fresh crepes, cone ice cream, and my best: bread pudding (warm). Overall I and my family enjoyed the buffet. The only downside being the cost per person is easily 30$+. Definitely worth it if using the food vouchers.