A.y.c.e Buffet

We had the normal Sunday night buffet. There were so many good items that I could not try many of them. What I did try was excellent. Update: we went to the lobster buffet today. I have been to lobster buffets all over the world and this was the best. Two lines with just the tails and a whole lobster and one had snow crabs.... Amazing!

Visiting daughter and granddaughter from Long Beach, CA.and hit their all-you-can-eat lobster tails/whole🦞 lobster/crab legs 🦀/shrimp 🦐 which is on Wednesday and Thursday-Also they had prime rib 🥩/roast beef🍖/brisket + all the sides you need too accommodate your meal: $64.99 per person,but it's worth every cent🍽️🤤

It's a nice sitting atmosphere and you can spend time chatting while portions of your group may split off gambling. Food is ok. The beef brisket is wonderfully roasted and the blackened seasoning on the surface is tasty while the insides remained moist and juicy. There is a definite lack of sashimi, sushi choices. The only thing close is the tuna poke (which is fresh), just not a good variety. The dessert bar really saved the day here. Price is about half that of the Buffet at Bellagio. Food choices are also about half that at the Buffet at Bellagio.

I love to eat here before heading home on Sunday after a weekend stay at The Palms. The variety of food is endless. They have BBQ, Italian, Mexican, salads, shrimp, crab legs, and an omelet station. Those are just a few things, with the Sunday brunch they also give you mimosas. The servers are always super friendly and attentive. My wifey really enjoyed it. They have section just for desserts with a self-serve dole ice cream machine. That was a highlight for me. Definitely will visit on return to The Palms.

We decided to drop by and try their Sunday brunch at AYCE at Palms. $32.99 per adult. We enjoyed the food and atmosphere. The roast beef and brisket were very tasty and soft. Worth the wait. Good selection of dishes. Good value for the price compared to some other more expensive buffets. High ceiling in dining area making the experience nicer.

You truly receive value for your money. The array of options can be overwhelming at times. The staff is notably friendly, and the food quality is commendable. They maintain reasonable rules and keep their supplies well-stocked. The only minor issue was that the prime rib sat for a bit and got slightly overcooked, but the subsequent serving was considerably better. In sum, the overall experience justifies the cost. The casino, as a whole, is enjoyable, but the buffet is undoubtedly a standout. If you haven't had the chance to visit, I highly recommend it. However, it's important to keep in mind that, after all, it is still a buffet.

Kept seeing foodies post about this buffet at the Palms Casino all over instagram and wanted to try it. They recently just started doing the all you can eat lobster tails and whole lobsters on Thursdays so it was a perfect day to go! There wasn’t much of line which was nice so we got in quick. The buffet is large a lot of different food varieties and options aside from the main attraction which was the lobster. There was a huge salad bar, Italian station with pizzas and pastas. There was a hispanic section with spanish rice and more. There was prime rib and roasted pork lechon. There were snow crab legs and lobster tails and whole lobsters. The desert station was also awesome lots of treats and gelato and ice cream. The staff was very friendly and quick. The buffet was nice and the ambiance was nice great for family dinners, date night, dinner with friends, etc. They also have adult beverages and a person dressed up as a lobster who goes around table to table if you want a picture. The buffet also different specials for different days. Definitely recommend you try this place out its also a really good price not to crazy expensive for what you get. Will definitely be back again!