Borgata Buffet

Ate here 2/16 for a friend's b-day celebration. Food was fine and there is variety (so there should be something for everyone) However the price point is super expensive. Even with a 10% discount for being a Veteran it was close to 41.50. Everyone else paid $45 and some change. It should be half of what is advertised. Front of house was friendly as were our servers. I wish I got our Waiter's name. He was awesome. Always picked up our plates when we were finished and refilled folks' drinks. You do have the option of getting your own drinks (not pictured but they have water, juices (apple, orange, cranberry), and Coke products via Free-style self service Now on to the food. It was a mix bag and I will break down from what I enjoyed the most to least: Food that were highlights: sweet potatoes, the steak (it looked medium rare to me and was not chewy at all, very tasty), the mash potatoes, the rolls, the crab and tomato bisque (altho a little spicy), the elote style corn, manicotti, and the primavera pastas, the desserts (personal fave was the Panna Cotta (the tin cup). Majority of the group liked the Chocolate mousse cup (I wish they had a milk chocolate option. Dark chocolate will always be ok to me) Foods that were meh: the Mac and cheese, the plantains, the pizza, chicken nuggets, squash (tasted like it was there for a bit, I bet it's amazing fresh) Food low lights: The Asian section. Just avoid. The rice had a sour taste to it. The pot stickers were super bland. They need to label their sauces. Go to an Asian themed buffet instead Foods that look questionable: the sushi, the prime rib (looked super dry and sad), and the cold shrimp Foods I wish I got to try: the salmon, the meatballs, the gelato, the shrimp pot pie (they ran out!) Note #1: In order to reach the buffet you have to walk through the casino where parts allow for smoking. I am highly sensitive to smoke and had to cover my nose and I was kind of miserable. Luckily once you reach the buffet itself you do not smell the smoke at all. Note #2: they are closed Tues-Thurs which is very weird to me esp how popular this buffet is. Overall this place is fine. I wish I could give half stars as I would give this place a 3.5 out of 5 but had to give 4 out of fairness.

The Borgata casino is located in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The breakfast and brunch buffet has a nice variety of options. An omelet station is helpful for personalized ingredients. Machines provide different juices. Eggs, pancakes, waffles, lox, ham, sausage, bacon, cereals, grits, fruit and desserts keep everyone satisfied. The buffet begins to offer brunch items later in the morning. Friendly and helpful staff can assist with bringing beverages to your table and handling any special requests.

We had dinner with my family and absolutely disliked the food. It was unappetizing, like a country diner. Some of our family members refused to eat anything because the food looked questionable and smelled stale. The selection was very limited; for the same price, we'd have gone to the Hard Rock Hotel buffet and everyone was happy. I'd also like to point out the terrible pricing policy: they don't give children a discount. Or rather, only children under 8 get a discount, while at the Hard Rock buffet, children under 11 get a discount. We spent $366 and ate crap.

The food wasn't the correct temperature 😕, barely warm never hot. The steam shrimp 🍤 was,soggy, the gravy for the mashed patatoes was a 6, and the pastries 🍰 were stale. I could go on and on; im suprised i didn't get food poisoning 😫. The price for this dinner about $44.99 a piece!

Been here several times and every time it’s delicious Variety of food to choose from I’ve done brunch and dinner Omelets are amazing you can choose how to make it . Chef has about 7 pans cooking and gets them done quick. You wait but not for long time

Food is generally good however they gave us raw prime rib to eat it was cold in the middle it wasn’t rare it was raw the lady told me to bad that’s all she has… no manager in site this made a poor dining experience

Great selection of food, there’s something for everyone, hours are convenient too! Multiple juices are available, as well as drinks through Coca-Cola Freestyle machine.

Borgata Buffet is located inside the Borgata Hotel Casino. Dinner buffet is from 4pm to 9pm for $42.99 per person - gratuity not included- we went on a Saturday. They have great variety of food. I’m not super picky and I find that I actually liked most if not all of what they served in the buffet menu. For dessert, i really liked the plain cheesecake. Service can be better, our server seemed really busy with other tables with bigger groups. He still managed to check in on us and remove the used plates on our table but not as frequently. Still giving it a 5 star overall and would still recommend because we really liked the food.

Not the most appetizing picture, but the Sunday brunch buffet was so good! Generous portions of prime rib, fantastic cocktail shrimp, chorizo hash, among so many other options. Pastries, salads, soups, nachos, sandwiches, ham, Chinese, anything you could want was on the buffet. Our server was ON TOP of her game. Made sure I had hot, fresh coffee all morning long. The only downfall was that we both had stomach surgery, but my husband's was very recent so he can only eat 4-8oz of food and they made him pay full price rather than the child price.

The service here was quite good. We were immediately offered drink service when we sat down and the waiters and waitresses were quite friendly. I'd honestly say though that the food was not worth the price tag. I guess most people come to the Borgata to gamble and not to eat, but man, I kind of wish that for a $43.00 price tag, that the buffet would have a little more seafood other than fried shrimp, cocktail shrimp, and catfish. I think that you can definitely get a better deal at Harvest at the Hard Rock with their seafood AYCE bar. Paired with a $10 parking charge, I don't think it's worth it at all if you aren't coming here to gamble. The sirloin steak was cooked way too thoroughly (well done) and didn't quite have the flavor that comes with a good steak. Chicken soup was alright but also still a bit mediocre. Best part of the meal was definitely the pistachio gelato though - the desserts here are quite good. Ambiance wise, the typical lack of windows that you see at establishments like this is quite disheartening. The complete lack of natural lighting is lowkey such a mood killer. I get that they have to psychologically manipulate people into forgetting the time of the day so that they spend more time eating and gambling, but... who am I talking to lol. It's the name of their business. Overall, I would say to avoid this place if you are not gambling but that if you are, might as well come here for food. You're probably going to lose more than you spend here on house advantaged games anyway haha.

We've been known to periodically splurge on dinner. (Check out "Lazy Betty" or "Bacchanalia" if you're in Atlanta.) I resent paying inflated prices for food that's likely mediocre. But why stew over something you have no control over when choices are limited? Weighing our options, we decided upon the buffet at the Borgata. We read that the mussels are good, which swayed our decision. $90 for the two of us -- not worth it -- but okay. As the fellow on line ahead of us said, "you're bound to find something you like." And he's right. Mussels in spicy red sauce aren't bad. The steamed clams, not so much. I tried a little-of-this and a little-of-that. Nothing knocked my socks off. T was impressed with his prime rib. I tasted his chicken. How could it look so crisp, but taste mushy? Desserts are another story. Pretty good! They have a brownie tart that I topped with vanilla gelato. T's favorite was bread pudding. Four stars is generous, but not the worst meal I've had. What I DID like -- which had nothing to do with dinner -- is the non-smoking section in Borgata's casino. We quickly blew $20 and headed back to our hotel.

Look, I love a good buffet. The Borgata Buffet used to be the crown jewel of AC buffets, sad to think that it might still be. The glory days here have long since faded. Service is still very good with friendly and efficient service and buspersons, but the quality of the food has taken a nose dive as has the selection. Nearly everything was overcooked and flavorless. The hot line with chock-full of filler carbs, and crowds of plate-wielding patrons surrounded empty serving stations of the high-ticket menacingly waiting to pounce on the poor employee bringing out the next plate of mussels. Just not worth $43 per person before gratuity or having to fight through other guests to get to the "good stuff."

Borgata Buffet is located inside the Borgata Hotel & Resort between The Metropolitan and The Music Box. The buffet specializes in pasta, comfort foods, fresh seafood, Asian cuisines, carving stations, and desserts. Everything on the buffet is enjoyable, but I come here for the seafood. They have shrimp, steamed clams w/ drawn butter, mussels, salmon, and red snapper. They also have a daily fish and sushi selection. These items vary daily. The dinner buffet buffet costs $42.99. Food - 8.2 Service - 8.2 Value - 8.4 Restaurant score - 83

Friendly service. Food is a bit cold before you walk around, making your food cooler to select items and wait on lines. Steak is good and the catfish, but muscles were great. The shrimp should be larger for the cocktail. Those are more for a salad. The dessert bar is sweet, but overall, there are only a few selections. My favorite is the bread pudding and gelato. That's a nice treat. Fountain drinks are included in the price. A quick stop if you're hungry.

The buffet had a wide selection of food. Mostly American food and some Chinese food. I liked the flank steak and onion rings . The dessert section was nice took they had so many different kinds of cookies. The waitress I had was sweet and very helpful. She would assist us with getting whatever drinks we wanted. The only thing I was not so crazy about was that their Chinese food wasn't the best. It tasted non-authentic. The pricing was pretty good as well. It was $25.99 per person, which is pretty cheap for a buffet.

Casino buffets are infamous so we had to try one out in Atlantic City. Unfortunately Borgata Buffet did not reach our expectations. The rest of Borgata is great but the food was pretty mid. The good thing was that there was absolutely no line to the place. In the beginning, the food seemed to be pretty good, but one plate in and you'll realize that nothing there was made well or made you want to get a second serving. I did appreciate the variety they had though. Usually I would really want to eat a lot of things at the buffet but I was incredibly okay leaving without feeling full. What I would recommend: - Boiled clams were okay although some were not cooked all the way. - Plantains were also okay. What I would not recommend: - Chocolate ice cream was pretty artificial tasting. - The prime rib was tough, not tender, and lukewarm. - The king salmon was pretty dry and the way they cut it for you disseminated all the juices that could be on there. I think if there was even a little bit more vegetables here I would be happier, or even some fruit. Unfortunately, I will not be coming back again.

Pros- Short wait to get in on a Thursday night but possibly because of the cons below. Cons- -$42.95 plus tax for dinner. -Only one carving station with prime rib, but no turkey, no lamb, no other beef. -Sirloin steak patties were dried out hockey pucks. -They ran out of salmon while we were there, wow. -Dessert selection was limited; looked very much like the paltry desserts at Chinese buffets. -Gelato had ice crystals in it. -Everything was lukewarm and some items were cold. The fried chicken was cold and so was the ham steak (called a pork chop there). -My napkin was dirty, yes- unwashed. Overall- Get in your car or take a cab or the jitney to any other hotel's buffet.

Had a great experience today for lunch at the borgata buffet. I personally prefer the brunch better that I've been too a million times. I love the combo of breakfast and lunch foods. But today we did the lunch, it was $55 for 2 people which I feel is a great deal for a large variety of foods and desserts and beverages included. My personal favorite was the Mac & cheese, general tso chicken & the spring rolls. The buffet had a wide range of lunch foods such as Chinese/asian cuisine, salad bar, soups, pizza, fish options, many meat selections (chicken, brisket, steak), Mexican cuisine, etc. the dessert station has phenomenal choices such as gelato, puddings, cakes, cookies and more. I love this place and will continue to come back but I highly recommended brunch rather than lunch. The service is also very good here as well!

Parking for the Borgata was $5 only. Went for brunch on a Sunday, about $31pp. Until 2 pm. Our large group decided to split up as advised, faster to get tables. We ended up in the same area anyway. There was a variety of breakfast and lunch items, sides,carving station, omelet station, desserts and more. If able to wait, get food after they replenish the serving plates bec. some food were kind of dry. The prime rib was good, best with the au jus and horseradish. Satisfied with the savory food I chose to try. For dessert, I used to want to taste each one but this time, I picked 3 and only liked the chocolate mousse and mango gelato. Beverages are included - we were able to get our own, plus refills since we were seated near the dispensers. 3.5-4 stars

love the weekend brunch. Prime ribs for sure. :)) The service always great.. Enjoyed it very much.

This review is mainly focus on the Borgata Thanksgiving buffet. Time: 1200-2100, the line is long. Make sure you plan out ample time ahead. See videos on how long the line was. And people started getting in line shortly after 1100. Gold and platinum members have much shorter lines. Price: $44.99 & & 25.99 for Gold members Service: fast and efficient from lead staff to wait staff, plates were cleaned out pretty quickly. Foods: has a good variety, many protein, seafood, and vegetables options. Overall taste is not bad. Make sure you try the Thanksgiving pizza , it was interesting and delicious. Atmosphere: it was super crowded on Thanksgiving day and pretty loud , with people waiting to be seated just standing around inside the buffet area. Wish the restaurant would kept people waiting by the entrance and not mixed in with the eaters. Overall experience: do recommend.

Ambiance nice Wait staff attentive Shrimp cocktail at salad bar had ice was still frozen Ham nice Gelato excellent Ravioli nice Fixings for bagel and cream cheese with lox very nice But it had some Golden Corral quality Chinese food

I love the Borgata buffet!!! Every time my friends and I come to AC we make sure we hit the buffet. Check the hours before you go though because the brunch is only on Saturday and Sunday which we didn't know so we went on a Friday and were disappointed because we wanted their amazing home fries and omelets! Instead we got lunch which was just as good! My favorite food items here are the home fries like I mentioned, the spring rolls, sweet potatoes with marshmallows, mac n cheese, chicken nuggets, and much more. The desserts are also good, I liked the Pana Cotta the best! Can't wait to come back!

The buffet is a staple to my Borgata experience. The choice of food and quality is fantastic. Customer service is excellent.

It was ok, plenty of options if you're with a group. I think it's nice if you're staying there. I wouldn't go there if I was staying somewhere else. The staff was nice and helpful. Smoked salmon bar was the star of the buffet.

BETTER EVERYTHING BETTER THAN HARVEST desert is so good cookies are so good everything so good I recommend this place if your here to EATTTT

Well, there is definitely a lot of food for dinner: so here is what I remember and what I enjoyed or did not enjoy... -fried shrimp - tasty. -sushi- no. -chicken fingers - they were acceptable. -spring rolls - fine. -sirloin - tasty. -prime rib - tasty but fatty and very red (too red for me). -fish - tasty. (I can't remember what type of fish it was... but it's a whole fish). -mashed potatoes -good. -fettuccini alfredo- acceptable. -onion rings - hard to get wrong, they were good. -crab rangoon (and basically all of the Chinese food area)- no. -vegetables - no. -gelato - yummy. -pastries- pass. Would I go here again - no. The service is pretty good. I mean it's a buffet and they try to clean your dishes as you go. The guy we had was really on point and you just have to make sure you tip your people if they're very diligent. We had a larger party and had to wait. Not too long but they definitely are accommodating. It is within the casino environment so just be aware.

Waited one hour to get into the buffet this past Thanksgiving day & it was so disappointing! Been coming to AC for over 30 years & have never complained about any of the buffets before especially Harrahs which was always great. Went to the Borgata buffet a year ago & we thought the food was quite good especially the fried chicken but that wasn't the case last week on the holiday. Most of the food looked almost burnt & overdone. Couldn't wait to have the prime rib which was terrible & even their fried chicken was strange that day. Turkey was just ok but sliced so thick, stuffing was like dried bread...thankfully there was gravy! Only dish I could say was quite good was the mashed candied sweet potatoes. One of my sons (30 yrs old) who is not a picky eater at all took a few bites & couldn't eat anymore. Waste of money but mostly sad because we waited all day for Thanksgiving dinner! Desserts were ok & service was good. Sorry now that we didn't have Thanksgiving dinner at the Borgata's Old Homestead Steak House. Most likely will not return

I've been wanting to try this buffet, as it's one of few left in AC. It's definitely the best one of the bunch. However it's not the best I've been to either. I went for the brunch on a Sunday. It was a pretty long wait but I went around Noonish which is the busy time. The line was definitely shorter as I was leaving. The service was good. Refills for the drinks came quickly and the empty plates were also cleared quickly. Most of the food was breakfast ish which is good but I was expecting a little more "lunch" food. There was an egg station which was pretty busy. Plenty of desserts as well. I'll be back to try the dinner next time.

Their food is subpar in comparison to the price we paid for. The server doesn't come around to give us a refill. The food appears fresh and good quality but lacks flavor and overall blend. The desert was a bit better but still okay. I don't think I'll ever come back here. There's way better options in the casino. Especially with the fact that I never had any food problems in borgata, I was disappointed with the quality of food here at the buffet DO NOT RECOMMEND

Loved the lunch buffet at the Borgata once again. As before, everything was succulent and delicious, and lots of selection. Kudos to our server José who took care of our every need with a smile. We will return again next year!

This used to be the best buffet in town, but now, it's sub par at best. It was a Saturday night, and it was over 3/4 empty. For such a beautiful hotel, I really was disappointed in our experience. No crab to be found. The prime rib was overcooked, the shrimp were okay... the choices weren't as great as the past or other buffets that I have been to and it just wasn't tasty. I expected more from the Borgata. I would only go here again if I was with a group who didn't know what they wanted to eat. I will say the server was sweet and attentive. The time limit is 2 hours, so if you find something you like, you can fill up that way. The things I found tolerable were the Mac and cheese, the general tso chicken, shrimp, the sirloin and the olives in the salad bar were great. Next time we will take a chance on the buffet at the Hard Rock. At least we can get the seafood buffet on Thursdays.

Great buffet, seated quickly, food was amazing (especially the veggie salad). Service was also quick and visited often.

The food was good. It was my first time at this buffet. I just have to say the Asian food was slacking. The ethnic food needed a little something also. Maybe it was an off day, I do not know. I will try it once more in the future to confirm this. Our server was great though, he was outstanding! The setting was great until this kid came in crying for an hour, but that's the parents fault.

We were staying in Brigantine Beach and our daughter had never been to a buffet so we took her for dinner one night. All the food we had was fair. Some things good, some not as good. I think our favorites overall were the coconut rice, Mac and cheese, steak with horseradish sauce, bread pudding and gelato. All felt stuffed when we left

Wow! This is THE BEST buffet I've ever been too, and I've been to a-lot of them! Stations among stations of top notch food! It was nothing short of amazing! The "stars" for me were the catfish, stuffed flounder, risotto, chicken dumplings, and brownies! The gelato was decadent too! I looked for, and had, my favorites, but missed many stations. My good God - everything under the sun! It was piggity packed but flowed pretty nicely. Our server was nice and attentive. I'm really good with watching what I eat, and stayed away from the fried foods and most desserts. I'd go back in a heart beat!

Been going to this buffet since the place opened. Breakfast/brunch is terrific. Dinner? Not so much.... Love the fried shrimp and fried chicken. Carved prime rib is great. Sides, not so much. The salad bar is very good and the cocktail and seasoned shrimp are nice. Mussels are good, clams are hit or miss. A few things are a definite no....they typically offer grilled meat. Grilled steak is a standard. Yesterday grilled boneless pork chops too. I don't know if it's the quality of cuts or the manner of preparation but they are absolute shoe leather. It''s really a shame. Try the following experiment. Pick up a piece with the available tongs and try to shake it back and forth. They barely move - stiff as a board. You see them and say hey! But just about every time I've tried them, the chewing just never stops. As noted elsewhere, the Chinese side of the buffet is really not very good. It's inauthentic, more like that old canned stuff from La Choy than from what you've experienced from even a middling takeout joint. Do it right or not at all. Their dessert bar has really dropped off. It's kind of stale in its regular offerings - the bread pudding is absolute slop and never varies. Maybe try making it with some chocolate and stiffen the consistency up a bit So it's not like soup. Jazz up the gelato station - change up the flavors, offer some toppings - stop with the chintziness of it being the only station that is manned so you can only get a small single scoop in the only available one scoop paper (paper!!!!) cup. But what really got me was the reduction in the dessert bar selection. Clearly, they've stepped down the variety of offerings for the worse, and less expensive. Less cakes and brownies - the middle top shelf was completely covered in cheap cinnamon swirl pound cake. Lots of cheap little cupcakes of a quality that you'd make at home out of a cake mix box. Very few fruit pastries, no chocolate ones. Nrienies? Nope, Not much in the way of the nicer small varied layered offerings cut into squares - a few, and much fewer then in the past. What happened to your macaroons? Walked away saying that the buffet seems to be in decline quality wise and offering wise it's pretty much never changing and boring. My wife looked at me and said you know what the best part of the Buffet was tonight? We used our points so it was free. Borgata....its time to freshen things up and get the quality and variety up to where it used to be. You are charging $43 a head which should pay for better and more varied offerings and have long been the most profitable casino resort in AC. You can do this if you really want to. It mad me sad.

Ok, so as a foodie, this was not the best buffet I have been to. the only thing that stood out was the prime rib it was great, and the rest of the food was on par for basic things on a buffet. but I did get immediately turned off when the man serving food, started to dig in his ear, and was not wearing or even put on gloves. at that point I left. All I can say is stick to the hot food, to make sure you don't get sick.

We did breakfast and dinner. Most of the food is not that good, but there was enough selections that were good to make for an enjoyable meal. Just have to try a lot of different things to get there. Breakfast was better. Service was attentive. I will go back.

Joined my cousin and her friends for a post Bachelorette party breakfast back in July. We wanted the brunch but that wasn't served on Sundays. Bummer!! Lines: pretty long. It was the weekend so that's to expected. Service: very nice and accommodating. Food: Very tasty and to my surprise almost everything I had was good. The only turnoff was that you had to exit the restaurant and walk down a little to go to the bathroom. Overall most enjoyed lunch and I will definitely go back. Enjoy

Pretty mid to say the least. The prime rib was decent but could be more tender and flavorful. I was disappointed in the little amount of seafood choices. No crab legs, 3 tiny basic sushi options. Clams and mussels were tasty though. I expected more selections. Not sure I'd come back, probably would opt for a legitimate seafood restaurant instead.

It's pretty good. Haven't been to all of the buffets in this classy town, but a good one it isn't hard to recognize. For me, unlimited prime rib is the absolute minimum expectation at a higher end buffet. And I helped myself to 3 servings. Aside from that they'll have the usual suspects; Italian Chinese Sushi Soups Dessert/Chocolate waterfall Service is going to be lightning fast and they keep the pans full. But I'm here for the prime rib...

I'm heading to AC this weekend and can't wait to destroy the Brunch on Sunday. Wish I lived closer. Best Buffet around!!!

We were staying at the hotel for two days and fortunately there were a lot of restaurants within the premises to choose from. The restaurant was clean and well-maintained. The staff were quick, efficient, and very accommodating with requests. They offer a variety of decent quality options for breakfast. In addition to the typical breakfast food, they also serve dishes that are usually found at lunch and dinner, such as roast beef, prime rib, steaks, pizza, salads, Chinese cuisine, and seafood. While it was a decent buffet, it did not live up to the hype it was receiving. I have been to much better ones.

Went to the Lunch Buffet at Borgata. My hubby and I enjoyed our meal. Everything looked very clean...and our hostess kept her area clean. We took a Jitney from our hotel to the Borgota Hotel just for this meal. Get to the Bugfet at least 30 mins early so that you are towards the front of the line. Card holders from the hosting hotel (Borgata) go in a separate line to get in first. Jitneys from almost any hotel may bring you here for $2.25 pp. Cashier/entry line moves at a good pace. There is a Host/Hostess/Waiter/Waitress dedicated to your seating area to get your drinks and cleans the table (and keeps an eye out for your table).

Um, not everyone paying $42 for this joke of a buffet?! Still searching for the good food that everyone speaks of in these reviews. This buffet is awful! A cruise buffet is 10x more impressive than the atrocity I witnessed yesterday. Zero selection and the only "luxury" seafood they offered were steamed clams and mussels (they weren't even good). I'm sure something I ate was spoiled because I was nauseous all night after eating here. And the place looked abandoned. The lights were dim in the serving area, and some stations were completely empty. It was giving...apocalypse? Dining here reminded me of why I never come to Atlantic City. Big yikes.

When I visited AC with my parents I was trying to find a buffet we could go to since we love casino buffets. The Borgata is located on the other side of AC, we stayed at Bally's on the Boardwalk so we took an Uber over for dinner. Dinner is $38.99 a person. Their food offerings include: sushi, seafood paella, pasta, carving station, seafood, Chinese food, and a bunch of cakes, pastries, and ice cream for dessert. The food was just mediocre, nothing really stood out in our minds. We've been to a lot of casino buffets especially in Las Vegas and this one didn't really wow us. Although, I must say our server was really nice and very attentive. Overall, it's just alright but not really worth the $38.99 in my opinion.

For what it was worth this buffet didn't disappoint! Though this was a bit more expensive buffet than your average buffet the options and quality were not bad. There was a whole salad bar but I obviously skipped with all the options. I tried the different soup options and was surprised to find the New England clam chowder to be filled with clams and the chicken noodle soup was also tasty. The cooked options include foods from different cultures include: Asian, Creole, Italian and different seafood options. I filled my plate with cooked clams and mussels and enjoyed it - not full of flavor or spice but still great! Also was hesitant but decided to go for the cocktail shrimp - usually I'm hesitant and nervous to get food poisoning but didn't happen here! For dessert the options included mini pies, chocolate cake, and even gelato. I ordered a coffee and had gelato in it as my final touch to my meal. No complaints but five stars would be Caesar's in Vegas - still solid place for AC!

Warning: I'm not a fan of buffets. I tend to do overdo it so I avoid them like the plague. My travel companion, however, loves them. So, in the name of flexibility I agreed to go to the Borgata buffet for lunch. Many on here have said that the prices are not worth it for vegetarians. Their lunch buffet is $24.99 and they did have salmon. They had a solid flank steak, which made it OK, as was their mozzarella salad. Their sautéed green beans and candied carrots were also decent. The desserts, were subpar, which I guess was for the best given my tendency to overdo it. The ice cream was more ice than cream and their mashed potatoes seemed watered down. If you are 6'5 and 300 pounds, I guess the Borgata buffet is for you. If not, I would go to the sizable selection of non-buffet options in the Borgata and on the boardwalk. If food portions matter most to you, this is the place, otherwise, there are other options that are better.

I think we paid $46.99 each for the dinner buffet. Worse buffet ever. The sirloin steak was so raw and under-cooked (and tough) it was uneatable. I mean, it wasn't pink...it was uncooked. The cocktail shrimp was barely thawed and had some ice inside, the Chinese food was tasteless, and the pizza was room temperature. The best part of the meal was the prime rib and mashed potatoes. It really is a waste of money. I'd a been better off pumping the money I spent on the buffet on the casino floor instead.

This place gets between 3-4 stars. If you are staying at the Borgata, chances are you have been here. They have your usual roast section, salad bar, pizza selection, dessert bar. It is not a bad price, and a good place to gather friends and family. The highlight of this buffet is supposedly the crab legs. The food is overall OK or decent, you can have as much as you want, and it is a fixed price. Quality is of course not as good as it used to be, and due to inflation, prices went up alot.

Breakfast buffet is on point. Loads of fresh fruit and baked goods. Pancakes, French toast, eggs, a variety of potatoes and meats to go with it. Quiches, frittatas, breakfast pizza, and your obligatory omelette station. Service was excellent. Plates, counters, whole area was clean. $21.99/person. Great value and great variety of food. I'd definitely go back

Dine here on Easter Sunday for brunch with a price of $34.99/pax. The buffet was such a disappointment - most of the food were cold and the pastries were rock hard. Theres the usual breakfast selections of bagels, eggs, bacon, ham and the lunch selection was mash, chicken, spring rolls and the only seafood available was cocktail shrimp. I was expecting more seafood selection or even a Japanese section of sushi and sashimi. I would usually go for all types of dessert at a buffet and the selection weren't appealing at all. Also, the carpet in the dining area was really dirty with food crumbs all over the floor. I asked for a high chair and had to wipe it down completely as there were food and sauce stains all over. I do not recommend the buffet at all.

I got there about 4pm. No line and only a handful of customers already there. By the time I finished at 5pm, the place was about half full. The people taking drink orders were quick and courteous. A lot of workers behind the counter to keep the food full. I don't think it was worth $40, but it was good. I would have liked to see a lit more seafood., but they had decent options. Here is my opinion o. The food I tried. Great Prime rib Stuffed shells Good Shrimp cocktail Cauliflower Mussels Clams General Tso chicken Spring rolls Not worth a 2nd helping Green beans Roasted potatoes (good flavor, but dry) Mussels in black bean sauce Vegetable lo mein

Overall excellent experience- had Sunday brunch 33.00 and had to wait in line about 20 minutes but it was all worth it!-everything was well made-- very large buffet and huge multi room dining area very clean and spacious- steaks were very juicy and flavorful all meats in general were very good-waffles were delicious with warm syrup -- eggs and omelette station were on point-- everything from pierogis to shrimp all good -- even fried rice was fresher than in our local Chinese place-- desserts were top notch and gelato was a pleasant surprise-- will be back!

Terrible quality /price/limited selection I have tried the dinner and the breakfast this past weekend. I was very disappointed in the selection/price/quality.

Returned on a Friday night and got some dinner, this time I found out if you have a gold MGM players card or above you can use your comp dollars to pay for the buffet so instead of going to the Amphora players lounge we figured we'd check out the buffet because they have more to choose from and we haven't been here in years. So it's $12.50 comps pp as opposed to $38.99 pp if you pay out of pocket. They had a lot to choose from, but also big lines to wait in. I didn't have much to eat just some salad a few spring rolls, dumplings, shrimp cocktail, and some maki rolls. I wasn't able to order cappuccino there either. I really prefer the other Amphora lounge more and it's the same amount of comp dollars. ----------------------------------------------------------- Came here on a Friday morning and caught the end of the breakfast buffet. They had many selections to choose from and a bargain for $16.95 Service was a little slow taking our drink orders when we arrived and they weren't that busy so I'm not sure why. Anyway they have all the typical breakfast foods including an omelette station, and carving station and some other unique options. I tried biscuits and gravy, cream chipped beef, sausage, bacon, breakfast pizza, frittata, hash browns, croissant, and sticky bun. Everything was very fresh and tasty. By the time I was done with that they were switching over to lunch so I splurged and tried a few mini deserts... The baklava and Pecan tart were delicious! I've been here before for dinner and wasn't that thrilled because they don't have crab legs like some other places... but for breakfast this was definitely my favorite buffet in AC so check it out...