Scott P.
Google
Review:
We decided to have Thanksgiving dinner with our family at this location, priced at $55 per person for the buffet. Unfortunately, the experience did not match the cost.
The buffet setup was very basic—just a few tables pushed together with chafing dishes, with no real presentation or festive feel. For the price, we expected something more polished or at least visually appealing.
The food selection was minimal and most items were only warm, not hot. The menu consisted of corn, broccoli casserole, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, cinnamon rolls, stuffing, shredded turkey (which was odd to see on a holiday buffet), and a few other items. The cold station included shrimp, a fruit tray, salad, and mozzarella with tomatoes—again, very basic with no presentation.
There was a carving station with prime rib and sliced turkey, but the presence of shredded turkey elsewhere seemed strange and out of place for a Thanksgiving meal.
The biggest disappointment was the dessert bar. It offered only a few cookies and small desserts—no pies of any kind, which you would absolutely expect for a Thanksgiving buffet.
Overall, for $55 a person, this buffet did not come close to being worth the price. A range of $25–$30 per person would have been much more reasonable for what was offered.