The Buffet at Excalibur

This the place to go if you're looking for THE WORSE buffet to eat at ever. This place is disgusting. Don't come here. There's no food here. Small selection. All the food is flavorless and not fresh. If you're looking to have a bad time come and eat here. I would give zero stars if I could. The one star is for the the friendly waiter Joe. It's $25 for a reason save... your money and go else where that has edible food. I wish I could've looked at the food/selection first before paying. I can already feel the food poisoning coming... But please don't eat here!!

It was quite good. The boiled & fried shrimp were great. Ice cream was very creamy & good dessert selection.

I was very worried they wouldn’t have any Gluten free options as I am a diagnosed Celiac and it’s rare to find good safe food to eat but I was pretty surprised by their options! A chef came to our table and escorted me through the whole buffet showing everything I can and cannot eat. There was lots of choices for me! Build your own omelette, GF toast (which was actually very delicious!), bacon, turkey sausage, fruit, etc. Also the amazing chef who helped me went above and beyond to make me custom chicken noodle soup without the noddles. The best experience I’ve ever had at a buffet style restaurant! I felt very safe eating here.

This buffet is just okay. I've been to this one a few times and the quality of food has varied. Their brunch is pretty good if you take advantage of the made to order omelettes and the fresh crepes at your request. The coffee is instant and definitely leaves a lot to be desired there. They do offer unlimited mimosas during brunch and other cocktails for an additional cost. There is juice and milk as well as soda and tea to drink. The salad bar is basically lettuce, croutons, and dressing. I was hoping for more veggie options but I couldn't find any. I'd go here again if I was looking for convenience maybe but with all the other options you have to eat in Vegas I don't know if I'll be back.

The buffet has all food and soft drink included for the admission price. Gratuity automatically charged off you use debit or credit. Tips encouraged if you use cash. The staff only pick your plates up off of the table. You serve your self food and drinks. The idea of having multicultural food was great: American, Asian, Latin etc. I went for dinner, the food wasn’t the best quality. Some of the food was old as if it was precooked and sitting all day to be served. The cake was presliced sitting on plates for you to pick up and for this reason was hard. Definitely wouldn’t visit again.

We tried the brunch buffet. It was okay. A decent selection of food with some "international" variety. The Desert bar area had a guy fixing g crepes to order, but didn't try that. The Carvery station had made to order omelets, but with only one cook the line was kind of long and slow for how hungry I was. Everything I ate was good. The coffee was better than I expected from a machine versus an actual coffee maker. But I had to get milk from milk dispenser because I only saw non-dairy creamer which I don't like. No big deal for me though.

The buffet has a variety of food to Feast (All American, Asian, Latin, Italian). It has a dessert station with lot of options. Staying at the hotel, I will advice an All-Day Pass which allows you come and go as you like for breakfast, brunch and dinner. For drinks, there is an all you can drink of $15 or $9 during happy hour.Really pleasant staff and they are always ready to help.

Staff & service - 6/10. Friendly, but not a lot effort to enhance the customer experience.Cleanliness - 7/10. Tables were clean, buffet line moderate. Staff promptly cleaned floor spills.Timeliness - 10/10. Non-peak time (noon hour); wait <5 min.Food - 0/10. Reason for 1-star rating. While I never have high expectations for buffet food, this was atrocious. Bacon was burned, pancakes were hard, eggs benedict had hard yolks and biscuit you couldn’t even cut with a knife. My buddy cracked his tooth on some of the Asian cuisine, and his wife had waffles/toast that were dry even with syrup. Fruit was not great either. I ended up just eating from the salad bar (the only food they couldn’t mess up). And all of this cost almost $30/person during non-peak hours. You’d be better off just going to a Denny’s.

I was pleasantly surprised having brunch at the Excalibur Buffet! The manager Alessandro P. Is a gem! He is very attentive to the needs of the patrons there. The food was fresh, they have a variety of decent foods, an omelet station, carving station. I was happy the buffet had actual clean dishes and silverware, and...they have a happy hour for $6.99 bar drinks that served various wines, beer, champagne and house mixed drinks! The bartender was very cheerful and personable. Would definitely go again. 🙂

Abysmal selection for an all you can eat buffet! The food was over cooked and dry/tough.For the price they charge, it is low quality and definitely not worth the price of admission.There are many other buffets to choose from, unfortunately this is definitely not one of them in Las Vegas.Check out the food in the photos I've included and you can see that it represents a good portion of the passable options available to you (if you had no other option to choose from).I would not recommend this place, and suggest if you must have a buffet, then head across the street to the MGM Grand buffet, which was night and day better compared to this sad place. Head across the street where you can have a vast selection (more choices) and definitely better quality food for comparable price

We had a 2 for 1 weekend brunch and this was our favorite buffet experience of our trip. Plenty of people so food turnover was good. They also had unlimited mimosas that came with it!!! They had crawfish and shrimp which were delicious. Salads were good and fresh. The desert station was also super awesome. Great quality for the money you pay, and it's way more affordable than some of the main buffets on the strip. It had a fun atmosphere and felt very lively. Staff was very pleasant and attentive, made the overall experience great. Not sure if it's different on weekdays but the weekend brunch was excellent.

I had a comped Saturday dinner, normally $36. I haven’t been here for years since when they had benches to sit on. The remodeled buffet is nice. Unlimited beer and wine.Unfortunately, the food selection was limited and unappetizing. For example, in the Cutlery, the selection consisted of tough roast beef, scary-looking dry turkey breast and shriveled sausage. Salad was chopped lettuce. Sushi was gone; Shrimp was down to about 10 pieces. It took about 15 minutes to restock the popular dishes - and the staff took their time restocking any food items. They have a good dessert selection.Kids are running around unsafely and unsupervised like they were playing in their school playgrounds. For me, the only good thing about it was that buffet was comped.

Very friendly staff. Clean place. Food was great. $35.00 per person. Bottomless Wine and Draft beer

I love the Crepes at this buffet with strawberries, whip cream, powdered sugar and caramel sauce. Very friendly chef preparing this delicate dish. My wife loved the free mimosas. Kids 4 and under eat free.

When we went at 8 am on a Sunday, we were in line behind 8 or 10 people, and the restaurant was mostly empty; it took them 32 minutes to get us through the line into the restaurant. The price is outrageous, the food is adequate at best. It's absolutely not worth it.