Fresh Buffet

Came to check out the fresh buffet because it was our first time at westgate. 65 bucks including the drink. We arrived at 930 so it was brunch. Very small buffet with not too many options. However, the food was fresh and really good. We both ate some breakfast and then had some pizza.... Ha! Finished off with dessert. The service was extremely good. Seated immediately and our server was on point. The best part of the buffet is the atmosphere. Very old vibe and quiet. We would come back again.... Hopefully for lunch there are more options. They did have an omelet station,

Went to eat breakfast here this morning and was surprised when a cockroach started climbing up my chair! The staff was quick to respond but at first didn't believe us until they saw it for themselves. The manager ended up refunding our meals but wasn't very apologetic and wouldn't even look me in the eye. He made some excuse that the roaches come up from the drains and this happens from time to time...Food was mid. I'd personally never come back here

Previously, I really enjoyed this buffet. Now, I would highly NOT recommend it. While the name of this buffet is Fresh Buffet, their food is certainly not. The buffet does not have many selections in the areas aside from the hot food. The hot food was dry and old. My orange chicken looked delicious, but instead was hard and tough. None of the food was very good. The Pepsi soda machines were out of options on multiple machines. This buffet went from being a place that I enjoyed at a reasonable comparative price to a place where I was literally searching for something that didn't look terrible. This is so disappointing.

Not bad, but maybe because we came during a holiday weekend. For this visit:PRO-- fresh breakfast - tasty bacon, basic eggs (not bad but not special), decent potatoes. - fresh looking salad section- no old leaves, etc. - crab legs in butter - only during Fri, Sat.- amazing service, little to no line, servers cleaned up plates often. CON- - decent selection of regular things, which is usually ok but doesn't meet exotic high standards of Las Vegas.VERDICT- If you're staying at the Westgate hotel during the holidays, it's great because it's fresh and convenient. However, I wouldn't drive all the way from wherever your hotel is just for this buffet. Since I love this hotel, this buffet personally fit all of our family's needs. American breakfast, crab legs, fresh, short line, decent price. It's a winner for us.

Please don't go here. I'm begging you. The food was so bad that it actually made me sad. I went here during a weekend dinner special and it was so bad that I'm writing this while still at the table. The service was wonderful and my server was so sweet, but I wouldn't feed the food to my worst enemy. Even the salads were bad. How do you mess up a salad?! PLEASE, don't go here. For $35 per person, just skip it and go literally anywhere else. PLEASE.

Historically, Las Vegas buffets were the stuff of legends! Post-pandemic, it's hard to find a really good buffet. This one at the Westgate was lack-luster. There is a good selection of stations to graze, but most of the dishes I sampled were all a little off. The mussels were cold, but tasty. I had high hopes for the brisket hash topped with a fried egg. It looked delicious, but was quite bland. And, the candied Brussels were ok. I thought they could've had a better balance of sweet and savory. As for the wait staff, my server was walking by when she offered a drink. Instead of coming to my table, she called out to me from the aisle as though she didn't have time to help one more person. The best part about this buffet was the cleanliness of the place. For being a buffet, they did a good job keeping each food station clean. No spills or food slopped all over the place. Thumbs up for that!Will I go back? Probably not. I don't think it's worth the $33 I paid.

Great tasty brunch. :P Lovely place to sit with friendly staff. With players card it's cheaper;)

Wet limited selection on a Saturday morning. Did have crab legs and total for two people was like 85$ with tip

Its nice to see some casinos are going back to having dinner buffets!I went on a Sunday afternoon (5pm). The buffet wasn't at all busy which was ok with me. There was a large seating area and the Buffet items themselves apprared to be nicely presented. The drinks are completely self serve. I don't mind that either.I wish there was more selection, but the foods that were out there tasted pretty good to me. There was a few Asian items such as orange chicken, fried rice and pot stickers. Chicken items, seafood and salad. Fruit, granola and cheeses were also a nice touch. Only gripe was that the servers were pretty bored and hovered over the tables to the point where i felt watched as i ate. At one point it was every 5 minutes I'd be asked if everything was ok. While i appreciated the dedication, food and drinks are self serve, sooooo what are they going to do for me to keep asking me that. I just kinda wanted to be left alone for a bit.Again, glad dinner buffets are back and this is a decent one. The price wasnt terrible either.

Stayed at the Westgate for a music festival and decided to try the Fresh buffet. The cost is 27.99 per person. We came for breakfast and they had the regular breakfast options, bacon, sausage, eggs, eggs benedict, French toast, and pancakes They do also have an awesome made to order omelet station with lots of filling options. They also have a cereal station, meats, Chinese food, pizza, desserts, fruit, veggies and salads and I'm sure other stuff I missed. Overall, the food was mostly good tasting. The omelets were delicious. Except the egg rolls were gross, just plain and kinda mushy. The customer service is great. The wait staff constantly checks on you and refills your drinks appropriately. We were satisfied with the service and food options and rather than spend 22 bucks for a breakfast sandwich and coffee at Fortuna in the hall, might as well pay an extra 5 to sit down and eat a full meal at a table.