MGM Grand Buffet

We recently visited the MGM Grand Buffet for breakfast and had a delightful experience. The variety of food pleased our group, and as someone who enjoys both meat and vegetables, the seasoning was perfect—not too salty or bland. The chicken, ribs, and roast beef were all tender and delicious, and the seafood was fresh and flavorful. Our rating was four stars instead of five because the weekend buffet price included unlimited mimosas, which we didn't indulge in.

**Review for MGM Grand Buffet in Las Vegas** Super impressed with how accommodating the chefs were for our picky eaters. We requested chicken strips and french fries, and they kindly prepared them and brought them to our table. We opted for lunch here every day during the 115° heatwave since dining outside wasn't an option, and the air conditioning was perfect inside. The turkey at the carving station with beef gravy was absolutely amazing. The omelette station was a standout as well, letting you choose your own ingredients for freshly made omelettes. There was a good variety, with seafood that was well enjoyed and desserts, including ice cream, that were a hit with the kids. A personal favorite was the Mongolian beef with white rice. The fresh pizzas were decent, and the salad bar hidden all the way in the back had a plethora of options, including kids cereals and a tasty chicken soup. One notable drawback was the absence of pork alternatives like turkey sausage or bacon to accompany the breakfast items. The service could use improvement, specifically the attention to clearing plates from tables. Plates tended to pile up, and it seemed to be a common issue with multiple tables. At one point, we had to hand our plates over to the staff ourselves due to the lack of space. Overall, despite the service hiccup, we look forward to dining here again during our next visit to Las Vegas.

The MGM Grand Buffet was a big disappointment. It's not worth your time. I visited specifically for the crab legs, only to find out they are only available on major holidays. At $50 per person, it's overpriced. If you're looking for basic items like chicken, pizza, and mashed potatoes, you'd be better off going to Golden Corral. For a buffet in a prominent casino hotel, it falls short of expectations.

The MGM Grand Buffet in Las Vegas offers a good variety of options at a fair price. The food quality is satisfactory, although some dishes were more impressive than others.

The food at MGM Grand Buffet was decent. I visited the buffet after spending time in the Lazy River and was starving. The buffet quickly filled me up, although there weren't too many options to choose from. Drinks were self-serve, with a soda machine available. The line for the meat was too long, so I didn't get to try it. Overall, the buffet served its purpose of providing a quick and filling meal.

I recently visited the MGM Grand Buffet for brunch, and I found it to be average. The majority of the options available were typical breakfast items, with a smaller selection of lunch options. The variety of food offered was not as extensive as I had hoped. The price for the weekday brunch was $31.99, but if you have myVEGAS rewards, you can take advantage of a buy-one-get-one-free deal, essentially a 50% discount. Overall, it was an okay dining experience.