MGM Grand Buffet

I liked this buffet sure it is not as fancy as Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars, but I had my MGM card so I think I was discounted 4 dollars if I can recall. I was paying 22 dollars for two eggs two pieces of bacon some bad deep fried hash browns and no drinks at a local place for breakfast.. I think I was paying 28 dollars for a much larger array of food and coffee and juice. Great value IMO. Food was good and they had wide variety of options. A pretty decent salad bar an egg station and roast beef. for 28 dollars you can get a lot of food in you. I ate there every brunch my whole time in Vegas pretty much. Best buffet for the price I could find.

Basically went on a Tuesday morning. Paid 30+++ dollars for one person. In all honesty, for a brunch buffet.... the price/ quality and selection of food would make any foodie just leave and eat somewhere else. This is the same price or even more expensive compared to outside of the strip resto buffet..... thus, best to just suck it up and go to Chinatown or other places to get food. Let's start with the good. Once you pay ( protip dont include the tip in the bill- rather tip cash at your table) And are assisted to your table, the staff would give a quick spiel about the buffet and the drink service.... Apparently, the buffet's drinks are included from juices, coffee / iced/ hot , different sodas / tea..... the weirdest part would be that you yourself will have to get your drinks. This maybe a plus or minus for some. (In Bellagio's buffet , staff would get your first round or even subsequent rounds but you still have the option to get them yourselves).....empty plates are cleared out pretty quick. Would be nice to have disposable napkins too. From food left to right on the buffet ( pardon if I forget anything) Congee/ grits, bacon, fried potatoes, mashed potato , veggies, orange chicken, beef dish, ribs,more veggies, a bagel station with smoked salmon, salad station, cold cuts, muesli-sad... seems old..... cottage cheese, fruits, blini's, omelette / egg station -line up for ordering and a diff line for pickup. Pancake, french toast, waffles, deep fried chicken and biscuit and gravy, more bacon , hash brown -seems soggy, some breakfast sausage, a carving station with pork/ ham/ turkey. And a dessert station with soft serve, cakes, pastries, sugar free / no sugar added stuff like carrot cake, apple pie, etc. Here's the bad.... I get that you're on the strip in a hotel but this is a sad buffet. It's probably worthwhile if you just want a taste of everything for breakfast.... but you have no concern for the price....In contrast, if ordering 20 dollars worth of food seems off compared to just adding a few more dollars and you get a lot of choices, maybe this is for you. Once you enter, the ambiance seems like a cafeteria..... weird I know but i just cant justify eating here unless I'm pressed for time or just too lazy to go to other better places that is actually cheaper..... In hindsight........Honestly, I would have just went to southpoint. Way cheaper, with good drink service, free parking, and if you time it right, you pay for breakfast but could eat lunch items too. Bottomline... not worth it. Only eat here if you just want food asap.

I'm really trying to be fair while acknowledging that it's an aging, astronomically overpriced, no frills buffet so I'll just state the facts. Coffee was bitter and stale, food was a tiny step above 99¢ store frozen foods, non existent vegetarian or healthy options, etc.The most alarming thing was that we asked our server if the hash brown potatoes were gluten free since my hubby has gluten allergies and she said she would ask the chef (chef for this food?! ). She returned and assured us that it is 100% gluten free. My husband had two bites and immediately his stomach swelled up and he started getting cramps. We rushed out of the restaurant to our room.Once he felt better, we called to inform management that they were incorrect and to hopefully prevent someone else getting sick over this misinformation. A simple sincere apology, appreciation for informing them and that they will let their staff know would have been all needed but they first transferred us to different parties and pretty much blew us off. We then called the front desk to ask to speak to a manager. They claimed that they were all busy. We finally spoke with a lady who simply and coldly stated that we should've told the server about our allergies which absolutely we did. No apology but an "too bad, so sad" attitude. This lack of care, accountability, bad attitude and understanding that people can get very sick was alarming and frightening. Avoid this place at all costs.

MGM weekend buffet costs 43 dollars plus tip, which includes unlimited mimosas. As a first thing, I joined the omelette line - the experience was somewhat confusing as it was not exactly clear which line was for making and which for the picking the order, but as a positive side, it was a good icebreaker between the ones queuing ans the cook intending to advice people over the sometimes heavily transiting corridor in between. There was only one cook - excellent I must reckon - but with only three frying pans it took a very long time to wait for the order to be ready. Otherwise, the selection was less stress-free, although surprisingly limited to be in Las Vegas making it expensive versus the variety and quality even with those mimosas. After the very generous omelette, I only could taste a couple of basic items and I was basically full. No complains per se, but next time, I would visit some other buffet making sure there is more variety.

Was here last Sunday and had the mimosa brunch ($43.99). Once seated, food & drink is pretty much self-serve; and the staff simply clear your dishes from your table. The mimosas are available to pick up at the bar, one glass per person at a time. The selection is not as large as other Vegas buffets I'm used to (such as Bacchanal) and the food taste & quality does not even compare. Meh.

A group went for brunch Saturday morning. Part of the advertised menu included crab legs. Not a single one in sight. Would not have paid this much for overcooked beef and veggies. Pie was good.

I had huge expectations for this buffet and it meets my expectation. They do have decent variety of food, something for everyone. But still very basic buffet, nothing extravagant. We joined late and they were pretty strict with timing. Very limited sea food options of you are a sea food lover. Mimosa's were too good !!

I knew it had bad reviews but it was close and didn't feel like spending 20-30 bux a dish so decided to come here.. At least I can try some different dishes. $31.99 per person is pretty decent Vegas price for buffet. Nothing special here. Chicken fried steak was actually pretty decent. Brisket was nice and fatty and since I like it that way it was little better than some of the other places. Food over all wasn't bad for the price. Shrimp was pretty sad... Soooo tiny don't know if it was worth my time peeling them. Clam was pretty good. If you are staying at the hotel and want some variety for decent price. This isn't too bad. Would I drive here to eat at this buffet.? Heck no..

Low - Quality for the Price. When purchasing tickets through the MGM App, they charge you $60/person instead of the usual $45. We went at 9am on a Saturday and there was no need for a fast-pass or whatever. Donna was an attentive and friendly waitress. But Unfortunately The mimosas had very little carbonation, and the food was tasteless to say the least... The Best part was the fresh fruit. For a multi-million dollar company they should definitely do better. Waste of money. Would not recommend.

The service was disappointing and the food was mediocre. I wanted so much to like this buffet but I would definitely suggest a pass on this one.