The Buffet at Excalibur

Good value for money. We went to the lunch buffet and there was plenty of choice available. We used the self service checkout to pick what buffet or add on we wanted and they seated us immediately. Really easy and quick to use.
The different stations included salad, italian, american, asian, carvery, latino and desserts. Unlimited soft drinks were available also. The upgrade to beer and wine for $ 10 was a great call too… for this you get 2hrs worth of unlimited beer and wine. Fabulous! In Vegas you could pay $ 10 for 1 beer so 2hrs worth for this was excellent.
We will definitely use this buffet again.

Not a large selection for dinner. Lunch was good. But I do like you can pay once and come back all day and even use the Luxor hotel buffet also under the same price. The remodel looks good and the people are very nice also. But the need to keep up with the inventory on the sweet tea, ran out wifey not happy. Happy wife happy life. As I was finishing this review the awesome waitress Kathy notified my disturbed wife they have the tea so now a 4 star instead of 3

Ugghh not good an was soooooooo pricy! Spent $ 25 for a meal that was the quality of $ 8 ! Never again!

Really I give this buffet a 2.5 stars. I am giving them the bright of the doubt. The price is ok. The food is hit and miss. The deserts are the best thing they offer, which is only a small part of what should be looked at. The crab legs were dirty. Me being who I am I ate them anyways, but feared I would get sick. Luckily I did not. The prime rib was super tough. The sushi had no trace of fish other than the Alaskan Pollock/​fake crab. They were so dry and bland. Some of the food was cooked well. This is a very average buffet. Nothing special here and I don’t think they care to offer anything special. As for the Excalibur, I do love the hotel.

Mediocre buffet, but what really got me was that they have the manager calling people in like a Rosario night club. I was reading the sign in the front of the restaurant about the multi-​meal pass when the manager called me over stating something to the effect of «I can give you better information than the sign.» I spoke with him and I honestly believe I heard him say the meal pass was good for 24 hours.
When I brought back my receipt the next day (within 24 hours), I was told it was not good for 24 hours and only lasted for the day before. I spoke with the manager who at first acted like I never spoke with him (even though it was less than 24 hours ago) and swore he never said it was good for 24 hours.
Be that as it may, I felt a little misled and felt he should have made that more clear when I spoke with him. Had he let me simply read the sign as I was doing, I might not have had that misunderstanding. His response was basically «too bad» and he refused to make any show of good faith on the misunderstanding. Needless to say, I will not be dining her any time in the near future.

I was pretty excited for the buffet as I was expecting a nice selection of food, as Orleans had to offer. However, I made the grand mistake of paying for the buffet before checking out the selection! To top it off, they charge extra for your mimosas AND it’s a two hour window! So usually buffets include the mimosas, well not here at the Buffet at Excalibur. The food tasted old and my chicken was pink inside! That’s when I lost my appetite really… Such a bummer cause I saved my appetite for this all day. Save your money and eat elsewhere like Bucca or Friday’s, otherwise you’ll end up disappointed.

The food here was eh. I paid around $ 80 for 2 adults/​1 child.
VERY few items were really good, the rest was something you could find at Hometown buffet. Some of the things here were also a little cold. The food is nothing spectacular, really.
During dinner we had this tall older woman as our waitress, we did notice she was going around checking up on everyone else and picking up dirty plates, except our table. Pictures my husband took will be posted later.
My husband had to walk up to two women up in the front and complain. Finally she walked by and took our plates but gave us a nasty look. I am not one to keep quiet about anything but my child was having a good time so I left it alone.
Idk if it was a race thing or what, to be honest. All the white people’s tables were getting their plates constantly picked up out of their way.
The next morning when went up again for breakfast. My son and I are not breakfast people so you can only think of what we thought about the breakfast here. The breakfast part of this review is based on my husband’s thought only lol
He really like the options he had to choose from, he stuffed his face that morning but I couldn’t blame him because it had been his first real breakfast he had since our other hotels only offered the typical continental boring breakfast. Our server that morning was Sergio. He was amazing. Very good customer service with him. Really nice man.
Overall, nothing to brag about when it comes to food. I would not come back, I’d rather look around and eat elsewhere.

It’s only getting 3 stars because it was a free comp for me. It’s more of a 2.5 star buffet something along the lines of Old Country Buffet. The food is nothing spectacular.
If you’re in the mood for a good buffet go to a higher end casino and pay a little more and get better food.

Hey, what a great price, Mother’s Day special… unlimited mimosas and a cake pop flower. I went straight for the crab legs, and they were meaty and delicious. The black forest crêpe was the perfect dessert. I can’t tell you much about the rest of the food, but it looked good. The place was clean and the service friendly. I will definitely be back!

Tried their lunch buffet today, Monday May 9^th at 12:32 PM. Beverages are self serve. You have a choice of hot tea, hot coffee & soft drinks. I loved the mashed potatoes, mac & cheese. Roasted chicken was good. They have delicious Tiramisu. Crepes weren’t good though. The filling is cold & it tasted like pancake mix. I like my Crepes warm.

I went on a Friday night and they have crab legs Fridays and Saturday nights. Not a bad deal with the crab legs and we did have comped buffet vouchers. Quality of the food wasn’t bad for a buffet although I did expect a lot more variety with it being a casino buffet.
I came for the crab legs though and they had it in abundance which was good. What was not, was the wait and that you had to go to a separate station once you got the crab legs to have them warm it up in a pan of water. So two waits possible. The legs were nice and meaty. The table did not have bowls for the shells or wet wipes for after.
Wish I had saved room for the fresh crepes that are made to order which looked tasty. Plates were cleared from the tables promptly which was nice. Desserts were delicious. They had little cups of tiramisu and flan. A nice selection everything looked good on the dessert section.

$ 62 for 2 adults and a 5 year old and a 10 year old? ?!! Hello! ! BREAKFAST! $ 62??? F*CK THAT!
Never staying here again!

Selection seemed quite minimal considering it was a buffet. There weren’t many options even though it boasted 4 types of cuisines (American, Latin, Asian and Italian). I was there between breakfast and lunch so was able to sample both. Breakfast was much better than lunch.
The dessert bar was the highlight but not what I came there for. They keep the food lamps extremely too hot. Some were too hot to touch and it dried the food out something awful. Not worth the $ 18, even though it’s unlimited food. Many other buffets to choose from here.

I like how this Buffet at Excalibur now looks like, compared to before, when it was the Round Table Buffet. Back then, it was like a cafeteria, where you pick your food one by one in line. Now, there is more freedom, and upgraded food selections too.
I came here for my 2 free buffets during my stay. 1 lunch, and 1 brunch. I was happy with both of my experiences. However, the price, if I had to pay, was a lot. I feel that the cost should be reduced by 25%.

Been here several times as a child and as an adult. What used to be a buffet for royalty has become a buffet for peasants.
Though always huge, the quality of the food has become similar to a Home Town Buffet and lots of the seating shows it’s age– needing to be replaced.
This buffet is paired with the Luxor with an all in one option. Seems like a good deal but it really isn’t. The lines used to be an hour long and wrapped around the thunder from down under. The last time I was there there wasn’t a line as I feel people who came here before realized what I realized many moons ago. I was a fan before as they used to serve horchata but those days are long gone.
If you happen to be staying at the hotel and do t want to eat at the food court, then you’ll be satisfied with this place. Eat away!

Sherry and Judy were fantastic. They deserve every tip they get. For such a busy place with people in and out I wouldn’t expect even mediocre service at best. They were very kind and attentive. Judy even specifically asked for them to bring out the sprinkles and brought them all the way to our table for my god daughters ice cream just to make her happy despite us even requesting them.
The food is just regular buffet food. Nothing amazing however their dessert bar has some good options. I wish we had come for dinner and not brunch but for the money probably won’t eat there again. I’m not huge on buffets but it was easy. I wish they would have had pastas and what not but assuming they were lacking due to it being brunch.
The stars are for Sherry and Judy.

I’d experience better food options in their food court rather than the buffet. Sorry it was said, but needed to. For every food item I kind of liked there was another item I hated. Everything wasn’t fresh and you can tell by eating them. For instance the dough to make the crêpe was good, but used fruit that may of been in a can for filling. Oh no, especially I’ve tasted what fresh crepes are supposed to taste like so that ruined my meal.
The service from the small bar was great. The lady there was engaging and informed me of what choices I would like (either the unlimited beer/​wine option and what type of wine), and conversed with my soon to be married cousin and myself. So overall experience wouldn’t have me come back when I’m in Vegas again. I will walk the extra miles for more food options for a better price.

Well Excalibar casino did an 8 million Dollar renovation on their buffet it’s modern looking now less eating but the food is amazing they have an all day you can eat buffet ranging from $ 35 on up depending on the time of season that is the best deal you get breakfast lunch and dinner for one price and also you can go to the Luxor casino and show your bracelet and eat there also the next time you’re in Vegas tritest buffet it’s one of the best ones in town and affordable price

This was a pretty meh buffet. Everything I ate was especially meh.
So I feel like the point of buffets is to try a little bit of everything and to keep going back for more until your poor little stomach cannot physically fit another ounce of food in it. You know a buffet is pretty bad when you don’t feel like going back for seconds…
Overall, it just seemed like they didn’t know what they were doing. They had a fair variety, but everything just wasn’t great quality. You’d be better off just going to Johnny Rockets. At least their burgers are good.

This is our first stay at the Excalibur and of course we want to try the in house buffet. It was pretty good. Had an array of food choices. I thought it would have a few more seafood choices and more choices for the kids. There was only pizza at a kid level of interest. The desert bar did not have a quality assortment, and there was no pie that wasn’t sugar free. My husband did love the crepes though.
We did get to try some new foods we had not had before, like beaded shrimp and sushi. The crawfish look super creepy to eat though. Lol
4 people at $ 85 for dinner was a tad expensive though, but that is a Las Vegas buffet, right?

Our first time at this Buffet. Since they just remodeled, I was expected a little more. Instead, I found a very basic buffet.
We went right when lunch started so the Italian station still had breakfast. This is a plus and a minus. If you were hoping for brunch, you loved it. If you were looking for Italian, you were disappointed.
What was left of breakfast was the basics. Eggs, Hashbrowns, Sausage, Bacon, Waffles, French Toast, etc. The Orange Chicken was slobbered with so much what tasted like fast food orange sauce, you could barely taste the chicken. On the other hand, the fried chicken was delish. The made to order crepes is a nice touch. The desserts were pretty standard fair for a buffet.
If you are a gold card mLife holder or greater, they do have a VIP line, the sign is just at the FRONT of the line. Kind of confusing. They also have self service kiosks — which means only 1 or 2 people the cash register.
And don’t expect much help once inside. It’s all pretty self service except for someone who comes and cleans the tables.
If you’re hungry though, stop by. It’s fairly inexpensive compared to other buffet’s so if you’re in the area, go for it!

The Buffet at Excalibur was remodeled and opened for business in December, if I recall correctly. The renovation is great. Modern, comfortable, nice layout etc.
However, the renovation just wasn’t enough to rate it anything beyond 3 stars. I have been to at least 10 other buffets in Vegas and the food variety and quality here is rated around the bottom 2 worse buffets.
Some of the staple buffet foods were either completely missing (ie. crab legs) or just tasted terrible (orange chicken).Overall, the food was nothing to brag about. They need more ‘blow your mind’ types of food here. Everything is so standard. I’ve also provided them feedback on the survey they emailed me after my stay was complete.
The staff here is great. Very helpful, friendly and quickly refilled our drinks and cleaned up the dishes, but this just isn’t enough to earn a higher rating nor my future business.