Festival Buffet

I was in the area with a friend on a Sunday around 10 in the morning and we decided to give this place a try since they offered an all you can drink champagne brunch buffet at that time and we were starving. We usually love to do champagne brunch and take advantage of the food and drinks as much as we can.
Let’s start with the positive. Parking is easy, and this place is very easy to access with 215 or 515. It also very cheap, $ 9.99 with the rewards card for all you can eat and all you can drink champagne. At least we thought so… Because that’s where things started to get sour…
We took a few plates of food since we like to try pretty much everything at a buffet. Unfortunately, the food was only mediocre at best… The only positive about the food is that the selection is reasonably large.
We also took a few glasses of champagne like we always do at a buffet. Unfortunately, after our 3^rd glass, our waitress informed us that there was a 3-​glass limit and that she could not give us more alcohol. I asked other people as well as the manager, and everyone assured me that there was no such limit. We went to see the waitress with the manager and we were offered another round of champagne but we were told that we shouldn’t take any more food…
We asked for an additional round after that but our waitress just refused to serve us that time. I then asked the manager to sit us at another table since I thought our waitress was the problem, but the manager then told me that they would not serve us champagne anymore because we drank too much (after 4 not even full champagne flutes…).
What’s the point of offering all you can drink if you limit your customers to 3 small glasses of champagne only? Such limits should be clearly stated at the entrance AND at the time of payment. After several minutes of arguing with the manager, she finally offered to refund us for the total price of the two buffets which was the only positive gesture. Restaurants should not judge their customers! A place to avoid absolutely!

Out of all the station casinos, this is the worst. We have given it a few tries to redeem itself. I feel bad if people come to LV and they think this is an example of buffets. The food is gross. Each time we’ve been there, it looks like leftovers. The food is not freshly cooked. It’s been sitting there too long. The salad bar has no selection. We’re done giving it a try. We’ll drive a tad farther to Sunset Station. I advise everyone to do the same

We came in with low expectations because of both the price and the location, but were disappointed nonetheless. They advertise a varied selection including Italian, Mongolian, Chinese, Mexican, international and a couple of others, but just about all the dishes are as American as you can get. The sliced meat was generally dry, the cheesecake was definitely made from a powder mix, the fruits were okay. All around a pretty poor experience, not much negative to say about the service however.
If you’re looking for a cheap buffet, sure swing by here but honestly even at the price it is far from worth it. You’ll be better off at Denny’s or some other dinner for the value.

I actually thought this was a good value, and a solid place to eat. Came here as part of a package tour and was pleasantly surprised. Service was good, the lunch buffet was more than adequate. They have an international theme to the buffet with various «ethnic» stations and that sets it apart from just an American buffet. Did the Asian stations have food that tasted genuine to their respective culture? Not on your life, but who cares? The price was very reasonable for what you got and the variety was welcome.
This Hotel rooms are for tourists, but the casino and restaurant are actually geared towards the locals (notice the pictures on the walls of all the Casino’s big winners). It is not a «strip» experience. The locals want an affordable place to eat and then gamble and that’s what this place provides.
Once again, if you crave fine-​dining, look elsewhere, but if you are just the typical average American, this place is right up your alley.

We were in Vegas talking about how much better the buffets are here than where we live in laughlin nevase. My mistake ! This place is terrible. Very disappointed food old, dried out, nasty. Will never eat here again. The rest of the restaurants here are great. But this buffet is the Pitts. Don’t do it. There is better food right outside the door.

Highly recommend the Mongolian Section of the buffet line. Choose your ingredients and let the cook know which meat & sauce you’d like. Choose from Beef, Chicken or Shrimp, or just ask for all of them The rest of the food leaves much to be desired. Usually cold or lacking flavor. Aside from the Mongolian and dessert I usually skip all other offerings here. Prices are reasonable and you can get a buy-​one-​get-​one coupon for having a players card. If you’re in the mood for something more reliable I’d recommend Sunset Station’s Feast Buffet.

This buffet isn’t meant to be 5 stars food and quality wise. I would say it would be a 3. Each restaurant should aim to want a five star recognition but what can you do? It’s just a small, local buffet. Every item was either a hit or mess. You can never go wrong with salad, fruit, and the breakfast options. Their omelette station was better than the eggs Benedict. I enjoyed the shrimp cocktail and egg drop soup. They have all different types of food, so try them all.
I still gave them 4 stars because it’s cheap and the service was actually great. I kept trying to get a hold of my waitress’ name but she walked so fast you couldn’t even catch it. She was here and there very quickly. We were a huge party of 25 for Sunday breakfast and there were other parties there and she still was very attentive to us. I’m shocked at how great her service was, I would give her 6 stars. She had an accent and red hair with flowers in it. She was super sweet and adorable, and this review is mainly for her and how amazing she did. I hope that other servers are just as great as she is.

Very disappointed in the quality of the food, not sure why there is such a discrepancy between the different Station/​Fiesta casinos… take my word for it and drive a few miles north to the Boulder Station!

Poor food selections and incomplete food pairings. Arranged weird. Food bland and flavorless. Now I know why there is hardly ever a line. Someone in management here needs guidance.

OMG!!! Hands down one of the best kept secret buffets. $ 6.99 Lunch $ 9.99 Dinner Everything is just delicious.

First off, I am not a fan of buffets. I don’t visit them. So I have very little to compare to.
I took my work crew here because its 1) close and 2) cheap. At $ 9 per person they can get their grub on (which they did) and enjoy a nice variety of foods from Chinese to Mexican to American to Italian. None of it is high quality. The pork loin was good, but you won’t order that at Michael Mina’s and be impressed. Even with the turkey gravy on it.
What I did enjoy was the service. From the front cashier to our table waitress, everyone was super nice and did a great job. Even the grumpy carving guy, after being asked «no turkey» for the 20^th time could manage a smile and laugh at my follow up joke «No turkey for you» .
I do this crew buffet meal once a year, to show my appreciation for all their hard work. Normally I BBQ ribs, chicken, steak, carne asada, stuffed burgers and other meals throughout the year. The one advantage to going to the Fiesta is after lunch I can treat them to a shot and a beer, which I’m not allowed to do on property (thanks stupid lawyers).

I got there a few minutes before 11 am opening time for serving lunch. The price with a Rewards card is only $ 6.99. The Mongolian station is worth it alone. I had the beef with noodles and veggies. I saw a couple with a 2 for 1 coupon. What a deal. The food was fresh and they have sugar free desserts that’s why I live the place. The ice tea kept coming. The server was attentive and it’s well run. Not overly packed but it was early for lunch. I’ve never been disappointed in this reasonably priced buffet.

This place is okay, nothing special. The food reflects the price. The wait staff are are usually pretty fast and the line to get in is usually pretty short

All I have to say is, think of the buffet Clarke and Eddie eat at on Vegas Vacation… ok, maybe not that extreme, but pretty close.

This place is good (don’t forget to get a free players card to get discount)
The waiter here are slow, well ours was slow. Took her forever to bring drinks and to pick up our plates.
Chinese section is ok just need more varieties of food.
Bar-​B-​Q (no ribs!!) The mashed potatoes look un appetizing.
Mongolian stand, the chef was sweet and explained the sauces and cooked my food to perfection.
Mexican section «you call that mexica?» Yuck!
Italian section was okish, the pasta looked dry and the sauce had other foods in it.
The fried chicken was good and juicy and the coleslaw was also good. The mac n chesse tasted disgusting tried putting salt in pepper but it didn’t help at all.
Bakey had good variety of pies and they had no sugar deserts also… and ICE CREAM!!!

Went on ⁹⁄₂
Sometimes you need a buffet.
Get the casino card and you will get in for under $ 10
So what can you expect for $ 10? You want gourmet go to ceasar’s and pay $ 60 a plate, of course I am assuming since I am not paying that for a buffet.
The food was decent, I ate a lot of vegetables, some were prepared with way too much salt, which is standard.
A lot of variety, if you didn’t like that nationality just move on to the next.
They have a mongolian grill, I was there very late so I assumed it was being cleaned and closed but someone else went and ordered.
The meats were not nasty and dried out, the pastas in the Italian section were.
It was a better decision over going to a fast food joint which would probably have cost about the same.
Waitress was very attentive, kept the plates off the table and water in the glass.

Awful, you get what you pay for and these Fiesta hotels have cheap buffets with even cheaper food. Everything was over done, over salted or bland. They definitely cater to the senior set that have no taste buds left. Don’t even waist your time or money.

I measure by three different things in comparison to Taco Bell:
DECOR: This buffet is located inside the Fiesta Hotel & Casino. Therefore expect a huge sitting area, tacky carpet patterns, and lots of food stations. Nothing special. Taco Bell is way fancier.
SERVICE: Well this is a buffet, so you get your own food. The beverages came consistently though.
FOOD: I tried a little bit from every station: The Prime rib, some sausages, one single crawfish, some of the chinese food station, and a cookie. The food was just bleh. Probably the worst Casino Buffet I’ve ever been. Do not recommend. Much rather chow down on lots of Taco Bell items for the similar prices.
FINAL VERDICT: Is Taco Bell better? GOD YES.
In short: I got food poisoning from this place. I’ve never ever ever gotten food poisoning from Taco Bell. Enough said.

Pretty much the only good thing about this buffet is the price, assuming you have a 2-​for-​1 coupon. With those 2-​for-​1 coupons, it becomes cheaper than a meal at Del Taco. So while Del Taco might be tastier, it costs less here and you, technically, get more.
The salad bar is sad. So sad. Saddest little salad bar that I’ve ever seen.
They serve Mountain Dew! This was indeed one of the biggest highlights for me.
Besides the Mountain Dew, dessert was my favorite thing. There’s a standard vanilla and chocolate dispensing machine and there’s several toppings to go with it, including mini M&Ms. M&Ms!
It’s broken into sections, like most buffets — American, BBQ, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, International, etc. I truly found not a single good thing to eat. It was fine, as in it was edible. But none of it was actually qualify as good.
If you want to add a steak or crab or an alcoholic drink to your buffet meal, you order it and pay for it up front when you purchase your buffet entrance.
The décor is unremarkable. The staff were friendly and pleasant. It is kept up nicely and clean and all that.

For the price, it’s fair. Service was good at the table, selection was more than adequate. Quality of food isn’t that great, but that comes with the price.
I’m also a big fan of Mongolian, and they made it their centerpiece, right in the middle of the buffet. Then, for some reason, they hired an employee we’ll call «V», mostly because that was the first letter in her name. V apparently hates her job, hates customers, and hates Mongolia. She seasoned the food with bitterness and hate, and I’m only half surprised she didn’t throw my plate at me when she was done. I was kinda glad it wasn’t very good, because I would have dreaded the prospect of interacting with her again.
In summary, the buffet is nothing special, but the price is right.
And avoid the Mongolian if you see someone who looks like they would gut you for asking what sauces were available.