Eagles Buffet

We went there on a Thursday for lunch. Around noon. It was very busy. I had to wait approximately 15 minutes to get a table. There was Mexican, array of salads, fruit, and many Asian options. The food was OK but my grandchildren truly enjoyed the experience. Next time I will go back on a Friday or for dinner and experience the crab legs

A friend told me to try this buffet. This is for the buffet at Casino off of McKellips.We like to go out to brunch after church on Sundays. I'll start with the positives... it's fairly inexpensive at $30 a person. There was no line and we were immediately seated in a booth at 10am. The server brought us bloody Mary's that were pretty good. No water was offered. No list of available drinks could be found. We asked and she told us that 2 bloody Mary's or 2 mimosas were included. The offerings in the buffet were typical and not very exciting. Everything seemed over cooked and bland. The shrimp were tiny. The desserts were all kind of yuck. The cheesecake was the worst. We tried the prime rib. It's ok for the price we paid, but I would pass next time. The mashed potatoes and gravy were good. I searched for hot sauce and ketchup for my hashbrowns (they were lukewarm at best), but I never found any. The buffet and the dining room seemed very out-dated. There was a stale smoke smell in the casino that pushed into the dining area. It was freezing also-drafty. We will not return.

Service was 5 stars. While this is a buffet, servers came by often to fill drinks and take plates. Each person had a smile. We felt welcomed. Food was always plentiful. The buffet was constantly being replenished. Most sections of the buffet have a constant attendant. Food itself varied when it came to the amount of seasoning. Some dishes were well seasoned, while others were bland. At any buffet, I generally get a little of different dishes, then go back and get more of the ones I really enjoyed. There are a number of pre made cold deli salads, or make your own fresh salad.The primee rib was tough and bland. That was my biggest disappointment of the buffet. The salmon was my favorite of the protiens. Fresh fruits were ripe and sweet. Brunch has a mix of sweet and savory items. Funnel cakes were being made fresh. Many of the desserts are two-bite sized. Some are bite-sized. Slices of pie and bigger. This allows guests to try a little bit of a lot. Hand scooped ice cream is also available. I was too full to even consider trying any. There were enough dishes that were well seasoned that I left feeling no only full, but fulfilled. Decor is rich and dark colors. Seating is booths and tables. We were there at the end of December. They were decorated for Christmas. Join the cassino's players club to receive a discount on the buffet.

Food: the food was your typical type of buffet. They had seafood, Asian food, Italian, and lots of dessert! My favorite was the sushi they were presented in these type of bamboo boat and there was one to two pieces depending on which type you would like. I also really enjoyed their prime rib! Service: the service was great! From the start when they check you in they tell you of the different services and what is included in the buffet so that you are not confused. We came during later hours so they were closing down by the time we were done. I wanted one last cup of soda and the staff went over to three next store, I guess theirs was closed down as well, and grabbed a cup! So kind of her! (I said she didn't have to since she was going so far but she did so anyways. Ambiance: it was casual, no need to be over dressed.

This has been a staple in my family for years. We went today and the food never disappoints. For 30 dollars a person you get options of prime rib oysters and breakfast foods. I am super picky about my menudo and the one here is pretty good. There is a 90 minute dining time that is post at the presented at the front, but it is more than enough time. All of the hosts, servers, bussers and supervisors are extremely friendly and helpful. We spoke with Francisca for a bit and she was a pleasure! Will definitely be returning!

It's okay! The quality of the food is like eating at Golden Corral buffet. The price for today's lunch was $29.95. The attendant at the table was personable and attentive. Our soft drinks were always refilled and our plates were always cleared. The place is very clean. The dim sum doesn't taste fresh and needed flavor. The pork shu mai and the shrimp shu mai had a bland taste. My favorites were the chicken wings, breaded shrimp, the brisket the salads and the chocolate chip banana bread.

This is the little buffet that could. I am always impressed with the effort and creativity they put into the food. You can tell they are shooting for a really high bar and they pull it off. Always worth the price.

Thank goodness eagles buffet is back. You can't go wrong with crab and prime rib night! Besides that, there are many other dishes to try and pretty deserts, but I always get the ice cream. The staff is all very nice and get you seated quickly, just make sure you expect a line before getting in. It's nothing beyond your normal casino bar in terms of ambiance, but it is close to the ASU campus which is how we found it years ago.

The food quality is getting worse each time I get there, and I go every once a month. The dim sum selections are getting smaller, no more sticky rice, chicken feet's, the shrimp dumplings and shui main are small and it tasted like the cheapest frozen ones from supermarket.

Last time I was here for seafood night the snow crab were on the small side. Lots of work to get not that much meat out of them