Buffet Restaurants in the USA

[ChopSuey]

I was wondering if anyone here has tried any buffet restaurants in the states? My favorite is Golden Corral. Whenever we are in PA, we always go there for dinner. The food there is really good for buffet food. The price is pretty good too (about $8.00 for lunch or $11.00 for dinner).



Another decent one is Ponderosa as you get your main course with your buffet. I love their chicken wings as they're huge.



Old Country Buffet is another popular buffet chain. They're food is okay, it really depends on the location.





I never tried the KFC buffet, as I don't want to have a heart attack.



I also heard rumors that McDonald's might open some buffets in the states. Can you imagine all you can eat Big Macs??? U.S. citizens really love their buffets.

[booblehead]

http://www.lasvegasdirect.com/topbuffet.html

Eat until you drop !

[Eyies]

The thought of AYCE McD's is kind of gross.. though I do love those double cheeses =D

[slowtyper]

I always wanted to try Cracker Barrel! No, its not just cheese, as all Canadians would think.

[Rehan]

I haven't tried it, but I've heard good things about Todai.
http://www.todai.com/index_usa.html

[kimbot]

A Mcdonald's buffet would be awesome!! Endless Big Macs, McChickens, nuggets, McFlurries and pie!

ps. I googled mcdonalds buffet and it looks like it's only offered for Ramadan in Malaysia

[Papagorgio]

I once eat 4 Big Mac's when it was 2 for 2 dollars years ago... that was my limit.. and i'm a big eater.. :S

A Mcdonald's buffet would be awesome!! Endless Big Macs, McChickens, nuggets, McFlurries and pie!

ps. I googled mcdonalds buffet and it looks like it's only offered for Ramadan in Malaysia

[caitlink]

Golden Corral is good value for the price.

todai is popular in LA when we were there for sushi but we did not try.

We like to go to Maggiano's in the US and get family style - which is made to order buffet with limited choices. Nothing beats all u can eat creme brulee and cheesecake. Very similar to Cheesecake Factory but they are lighter on the oil and butter in the sauces. We tried it in LA, Houston, DC, Raleigh.

[pitz]

Sizzler ain't that bad overall (I usually wander over to the one on Westchester when I have a day at LAX and want to go for a walk/run). More of a salad bar though, lol.

Seriously, Las Vegas is the place to go if you want buffet, haha... McD's all you-can-eat, OMFG, im repulsed just at the thought..

[jason9945]

http://www.oldcountrybuffet.com/

No Old Country Buffet?

Its like golden corral but with drinks included!!

[applecheeks]

I love Golden Corral and Ponderosa

[Fanboy]

I always wanted to try Cracker Barrel! No, its not just cheese, as all Canadians would think.

Cracker Barrel is not a buffet restaurant. Old-style sit down -- at least when I was there. Food was good, though.

I was wondering if anyone here has tried any buffet restaurants in the states? My favorite is Golden Corral. Whenever we are in PA, we always go there for dinner. The food there is really good for buffet food. The price is pretty good too (about $8.00 for lunch or $11.00 for dinner).

Another decent one is Ponderosa as you get your main course with your buffet. I love their chicken wings as they're huge.

I love Golden Corral and Ponderosa

Ponderosa can be good (there was one I loved in Cleveland, but it closed ), but when it's bad it is rotten. We simply won't go back to the restaurants in Niagara Falls and Buffalo and my parents have written off the one in Erie, PA as well (which was their mainstay when cross-border shopping).

Golden Corral is simply awesome for a non-Vegas chain buffet.

I never tried the KFC buffet, as I don't want to have a heart attack.

Tried the one that used to be in Buffalo (it has since been remodeled into a straight KFC restaurant) and it was alright. I don't think we came even close to heart-attack range.

I also heard rumors that McDonald's might open some buffets in the states. Can you imagine all you can eat Big Macs??? U.S. citizens really love their buffets.

Oh lord, if my wife hears about a McD buffet, she will drag me across the lower 48 to find it.

No Old Country Buffet?

Its like golden corral but with drinks included!!

Old Country Buffet is alright. Our favorite move is to show up for Sunday breakfast and about 1/2 hour before 11:00AM and then after we eat our breakfast food they change the whole buffet set up to roll out the dinner foods.

Done eating for the day -- more time for Target.

[slowtyper]

Cracker Barrel is not a buffet restaurant. Old-style sit down -- at least when I was there. Food was good, though.

You've just crushed my dreams of gorging on biscuits and gravy for an hour straight.

[joeyjoejoe]

I miss Ponderosa... I'm sure if I go now, I'll probably find the place average, but that place was great when I was a kid.

The only buffets I tried in US were in Vegas. My personal favorite is Bellagio. It's affordable and good. They're weak when you get to the sushi, but more than make up for it in their desserts. I usually gorge on the smoke salmon. The food quality and freshness just seems to be light years ahead of what you'd expect at a buffet.

I hear the Wynn Casino buffet is even better. MGM Grand was better than most. I've tried others, but nothing worth mentioning.

[flexwong]

las vegas baby. had buffets at Paris, Monte Carlo, MGM Grand, Bellagio, Golden Nugget. all were quite good.