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203 Points
2024-02-28 11:23:01
Feb 28, 2024 at 11:23am
The MGM Grand Buffet was a disappointment for an MGM resort. We took advantage of a weekend brunch buffet deal through myVEGAS slots redemption, arriving at 10 AM on a Sunday with no wait. The skip the line pass costs $52 but does not include alcohol. The food at the buffet was lackluster, with no noticeable difference in variety compared to weekdays. The seafood section offered small shrimp, clams, and poorly prepared sushi, lacking options like lox or oysters. The baked salmon was overcooked, and the fried chicken was unappetizing. The scrambled eggs were dense and tasteless, and the omelette bar had long lines. By 10:30, they had replaced oatmeal and grits with pizza, which was disappointing. Overall, the food was dried out and bland, with boxed cereal and salad being the safest bets. Despite the subpar food, the service at the buffet was exceptional, with hardworking and kind staff who kept the area clean and organized. Alcoholic beverages were available for an additional cost, with single drinks priced at $15 and all-you-can-drink beer and wine or cocktails for $22 or $26, respectively. There was a two-hour maximum for drinking and dining, and wristbands were provided for those who purchased the all-you-can-drink option. However, the seating arrangement was inconvenient for those with the drink package, as the bar was far from some tables. Overall, for the price, you might be better off dining at other buffets like Wicked Spoon or Caesars Bacchanal Buffet.
The MGM Grand Buffet was a disappointment for an MGM resort. We took advantage of a weekend brunch buffet deal through myVEGAS slots redemption, arriving at 10 AM on a Sunday with no wait. The skip the line pass costs $52 but does not include alcohol. The food at the buffet was lackluster, with no noticeable difference in variety compared to weekdays. The seafood section offered small shrimp, clams, and poorly prepared sushi, lacking options like lox or oysters. The baked salmon was overcooked, and the fried chicken was unappetizing. The scrambled eggs were dense and tasteless, and the omelette bar had long lines. By 10:30, they had replaced oatmeal and grits with pizza, which was disappointing. Overall, the food was dried out and bland, with boxed cereal and salad being the safest bets. Despite the subpar food, the service at the buffet was exceptional, with hardworking and kind staff who kept the area clean and organized. Alcoholic beverages were available for an additional cost, with single drinks priced at $15 and all-you-can-drink beer and wine or cocktails for $22 or $26, respectively. There was a two-hour maximum for drinking and dining, and wristbands were provided for those who purchased the all-you-can-drink option. However, the seating arrangement was inconvenient for those with the drink package, as the bar was far from some tables. Overall, for the price, you might be better off dining at other buffets like Wicked Spoon or Caesars Bacchanal Buffet.
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