Prime Harvest Buffet

Everything was either dry. Cold (suppose to be warm). Warm (suppose to be cold) or just plain nasty. It’s 25 $ and not worth 5 $. Ruined my day and appetite

This is easily the worst casino buffet I’ve ever visited (not typical in any way), and I’ve visited several.
I visited for the seafood buffet, and it’s a joke. Sure, there are crab legs and shrimp, but they’re not of good quality.
The prime rib was fine the first time, then it was cooked well– so it might as well have just been roast beef.
The rest of the buffet is a complete joke! Very sparing options otherwise. For instance, the only heated vegetable options were peas & carrots and corn. Better options at Golden Corral or Old Country Buffet!
The desserts weren’t great, with the cakes actually wrapped in plastic wrap! The fondue had a funny tinge in
The pasta section is an interesting option, but when I tried to eat my pasta, the marinara sauce had a sour taste to it.
And don’t get me started on customer service. You never quite know who your waiter is. I saw several employees just hanging out by the front desk and talking to each other, but it took me 10 minutes after my iced tea was empty to get a refill.
And all of this is enjoyed while various casino employees are rolling food carts by your table to the back kitchen. Nice design Hoosier Park– diners really enjoy seeing and hearing their uncooked food be strolled by them while they eat!
Had this been a $ 5 buffet, I would have sung a different tune. But at $ 25 for a «seafood and prime rib» buffet, I felt completely ripped off. Stay away!

Seafood buffet is one of our favorites. The wife had plenty of crab legs and prime rib. I had lots of shrimp and also the make your own pasta. That wasn’t so great. I’ll stick with the seafood on the buffet. Salad bar is very good as well. Carving station had prime rib, turkey, sausage and salmon. It’s worth the price tag.

Really good food, not the big selection you’d think a casino puts on but the food they did have was all really good.

This was a typical buffet, lots of food and selections, but not very high quality. On Sundays it was $ 15 all you can eat, and I ate my fill. I’ve come here a few times, but don’t make it a habit. Worth trying once at least.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon with a group of about 18 they accommodated us all. The tables were dirty even AFTER we watched them wipe the tables down & had to request they be wiped down again. The food wasn’t good because nearly everyone in our group complained about the food. The best thing they had going for them was a pasta bar where they make the pasta right there for you. Well of course I get a cheese tortellini & I think that’s what caused me to get sick that night. Like coming out of both ends sick. The fish was dry the pizza was dry the meatballs didn’t taste quite right…

Meat in the brussel sprouts… common, give a vegetarian a break!

Best buffet in Anderson. The staff is friendly and the price for the quality is great. All you can eat on the weekend of crab legs, shrimp, oysters, prime rib, desert, and lots of other stuff, all for only $ 20 per person. Sometimes they send my wife coupons to eat for free.

The weekday lunch buffet is a great deal, only $ 5.99! You can’t beat that. Aside from the regular buffet items (salad bar, desserts, various meats) they also have a pasta bar where you can choose your pasta type, veg/​meat toppings, and sauce and they will cook it up right there for you. They also had some decent pizza and sugar free desserts. My only gripe would be that they have very limited options in the salad bar. I prefer a plethora of veggies, nuts, and dried fruits but it was pretty slim pickins. However, $ 5.99 is a real steal especially since I am usually a huge loser in the casino.

Prime Harvest Buffet is located inside the Hoosier Park Racing And Casino, the buffet is awesome on the weekends, featuring all you can eat crab legs, shrimp, oysters, prime rib, and lots of other stuff, all for only $ 20 per person