Fresh Buffet

The servers were nice. All staff was nice. They get 5 stars. The food wasn’t the best. It was funky. I guess I just got spoiled with the Wynn Buffett. The price could be cheaper for this quality food. It said on google it was closed but I called and they said it was open. So make sure to call since right now a lot are closed due to Covid

Total for two was $52 with WOW players card discount. The place is nice but buffete lacks options. Very limited menu and some items are not labeled. I have been to station buffets for half of the price and the much better variety. We did like the omelette and vanilla ice cream, other than that it was alright, just alright. One waiter for a whole section so he was busy and you could te it was hard for him to keep up. Omelette station was closing at 12:40 so we barely made it even though the buffet closes at 2. Lots of side and condiments missing as well. I wouldn’t recommend this to ftiends or family.

The place was nice and clean. The servers and staff were all great. Most of the food had a metallic+tasteless+flour paste flavor going to it, not appetizing at all. Based on my first experience, I will not be going back.

Food here is good and tasty.I got breakfast as a complimentary for Westgate check n. The prime rib is good....yes..there is a prime ribs and rurkey..for breakfast. The service is very good as well.

This place is great! Atmosphere is laidback the staff is also really friendly. They know what they’re doing and what they’re talking about, and you can tell making the customers happy is their main priority. Food is delicious with loads of flavor, 100% worth it. We will definitely be back!

Not one of the larger buffets in Vegas, but what they had was very delicious. I especially liked the lobster and shrimp scampi. The crab legs and jumbo shrimp cocktail was a nice surprise. I will be coming back next month. Very affordable, less than $25 with your players card.

Went for breakfast - All of the fresh cut meats we tried (prime rib, pork, and ribs) were dry and overcooked. The eggs were tasteless and rubbery. All of the "lunch" items looked like they were reheated frozen food from Costco. The only appetizing things were the fruit and salad. Also, paying for a tip upfront was lame - Our server (more like a busboy) came around only twice, and ended up taking our silverware that we had to steal back from another table.

Westgate Buffet it's very convenient but I think it was Greatly overpriced and they Charge Separately for Champagne on the Weekend Brunch

Not bad, but maybe because we came during a holiday weekend. For this visit: PRO- - fresh breakfast - tasty bacon, basic eggs (not bad but not special), decent potatoes. - fresh looking salad section- no old leaves, etc. - crab legs in butter - only during Fri, Sat. - amazing service, little to no line, servers cleaned up plates often. CON- - decent selection of regular things, which is usually ok but doesn't meet exotic high standards of Las Vegas. VERDICT- If you're staying at the Westgate hotel during the holidays, it's great because it's fresh and convenient. However, I wouldn't drive all the way from wherever your hotel is just for this buffet. Since I love this hotel, this buffet personally fit all of our family's needs. American breakfast, crab legs, fresh, short line, decent price. It's a winner for us.

Previously, I really enjoyed this buffet. Now, I would highly NOT recommend it. While the name of this buffet is Fresh Buffet, their food is certainly not. The buffet does not have many selections in the areas aside from the hot food. The hot food was dry and old. My orange chicken looked delicious, but instead was hard and tough. None of the food was very good. The Pepsi soda machines were out of options on multiple machines. This buffet went from being a place that I enjoyed at a reasonable comparative price to a place where I was literally searching for something that didn't look terrible. This is so disappointing.

Great tasty brunch. :P Lovely place to sit with friendly staff. With players card it's cheaper;)

Historically, Las Vegas buffets were the stuff of legends! Post-pandemic, it's hard to find a really good buffet. This one at the Westgate was lack-luster. There is a good selection of stations to graze, but most of the dishes I sampled were all a little off. The mussels were cold, but tasty. I had high hopes for the brisket hash topped with a fried egg. It looked delicious, but was quite bland. And, the candied Brussels were ok. I thought they could've had a better balance of sweet and savory. As for the wait staff, my server was walking by when she offered a drink. Instead of coming to my table, she called out to me from the aisle as though she didn't have time to help one more person. The best part about this buffet was the cleanliness of the place. For being a buffet, they did a good job keeping each food station clean. No spills or food slopped all over the place. Thumbs up for that! Will I go back? Probably not. I don't think it's worth the $33 I paid.

Caesar salad was wilted, cannolis were soggy, and eclairs were stale. anything else about the thing I guess that's enough

Stayed at the Westgate for a music festival and decided to try the Fresh buffet. The cost is 27.99 per person. We came for breakfast and they had the regular breakfast options, bacon, sausage, eggs, eggs benedict, French toast, and pancakes They do also have an awesome made to order omelet station with lots of filling options. They also have a cereal station, meats, Chinese food, pizza, desserts, fruit, veggies and salads and I'm sure other stuff I missed. Overall, the food was mostly good tasting. The omelets were delicious. Except the egg rolls were gross, just plain and kinda mushy. The customer service is great. The wait staff constantly checks on you and refills your drinks appropriately. We were satisfied with the service and food options and rather than spend 22 bucks for a breakfast sandwich and coffee at Fortuna in the hall, might as well pay an extra 5 to sit down and eat a full meal at a table.

Its nice to see some casinos are going back to having dinner buffets! I went on a Sunday afternoon (5pm). The buffet wasn't at all busy which was ok with me. There was a large seating area and the Buffet items themselves apprared to be nicely presented. The drinks are completely self serve. I don't mind that either. I wish there was more selection, but the foods that were out there tasted pretty good to me. There was a few Asian items such as orange chicken, fried rice and pot stickers. Chicken items, seafood and salad. Fruit, granola and cheeses were also a nice touch. Only gripe was that the servers were pretty bored and hovered over the tables to the point where i felt watched as i ate. At one point it was every 5 minutes I'd be asked if everything was ok. While i appreciated the dedication, food and drinks are self serve, sooooo what are they going to do for me to keep asking me that. I just kinda wanted to be left alone for a bit. Again, glad dinner buffets are back and this is a decent one. The price wasnt terrible either.

So glad we stopped in for breakfast before leaving town. We were seated right away. The hostess informed us of available discounts with the rewards card. Another very polite and friendly lady took us to the table. Everything is very clean and comfortable. There was so much to choose from: Chinese and Italian stations, an omelet station, a carving station, fruits, salads, cereal, yogurt, and tons of desserts. The employees made sure our glasses were full and asked numerous times if we needed anything. We couldn't have had better service! The food was great. I only wish I could've eaten more!

went to Westgate seafood Friday buffet. have to say, I was extremely impressed with the quality of the crab legs, shrimp, salmon, appetizers, salads and desserts. Plus all breakfast items if you still want those!! only $36 plus discount with players card. For my money, it can't be beat!

I have been living in Las Vegas for 30 years-and have never experienced a Buffet this bad. Most of the food looked like it was not fresh.The only thing that looked edible to me was the salad bar and the omelet station and the salad bar happened to be very good. The Service was OK but the coffee tasted like some flavor and was not hot. Not to mention the price that was $30+tax+tip. This buffet gives this otherwise very nice casino with a great SportsBook a bad name,

Food was pretty good but the Southpoint buffet is cheaper and better. I go to Vegas 3 or 4 times a year for many years. Cheap food used to be common and a big draw to get you in a casino. No more. Everything is insanely expensive thanks to Bidenomics/Bidenflation.

Golden Corral is twice as good at half the price. The selection was lame. At $33.33 I would have expected (hoped?) for more than scrambled eggs and Arby's potato cakes. Yeah, there's an omelette bar, golly, how novel. Three or four carved meats - dry and very peculiar flavor (especially the ham). Chinese - well - orange chicken, fried rice and spring rolls. The dessert bar was typical and uninviting - and I have a sweet tooth from hell!! SO disappointing. The place was pretty much empty on a Sunday at around 1130AM...no wonder they're only open 2 days a week. For me, a buffet is about variety, not quantity and CERTAINLY not quality. The Westgate struck out on all three! OH...Post script...NONE of the items pictured above were part of the buffet, not eggs bennie, not prime rib

It's a very avg hotel breakfast buffet in Vegas. They do have an omelette station, which is the best thing there. They offer brunch so they do have a wide variety from Mexican and Asian dishes as well as breakfast. Ham and sausage are available and freshly carved. Coffee and juice are both middle of the road. Service is not bad. This place makes for a quick meal in the morning and cost $28 for all you can eat.

The name of the buffet is Fresh Buffet. At first, I mistakenly thought it's fresh meals as in plant-based/ vegan meals or that it's freshly made?! I was mistaken. I went there around 12 to get some lunch and although the food may look good to the eye, once you take a bite, you realize the mistake you made by first walking in. The salad bar had lettuce that was starting to turn in color and some were wilted. The toppings like mushroom, carrots and salsa didn't look so good either. It was a waste of my $30, would not be back here again. I gave 2 stars since their fountain drinks were good and staff were friendly.

Food was mediocre at best. The service was good but food was plain .Nothing I had to go back and get seconds on. Eat at the food court in the sports book. Much better.

Negative stars! Positive-staff are friendly. Negative-everything else. We walk in for brunch and no one was there. We should have ran away. The food seems to be all microwaved/ premade. The hand made omelette ( usually the redeeming light in a bad buffet) was wrong- like the eggs were old. The rest of the food tasted reheated. I think my milk might have been expired- not sure. When I got back to my hotel room, I threw up 3 times then immediately felt better. Even the fresh fruit wasn't right. Stay away, otherwise food poisoning may be in your future.

Around 12:45 pm this afternoon,my friend Tim and I went to the Westgate brunch buffet.He had a $25 discount coupon which resulted in a more reasonable expenditure of about $18 per person as opposed to the over $30 per person which would have been the regular cost.If anyone who is reading this review has seen some of my other reviews,you will know that one of my major pet peeves is being overcharged for stuff.I moved to Las Vegas almost 40 years ago and remember $1.99 food items which have been gone the path of the dinosaur and the dodo bird and have been extinct for many years.It would be extremely unrealistic to expect to find deals of that magnitude in today's world but the prices I see businesses charging(and getting) from people leads me to suspect that the inmates might be running the asylum !!! I would NEVER spend the $15 that they charge for a single hot dog or a beverage at an event today.Anyway,I have digressed from my review and hopefully haven't lost too many readers at this point.I felt that the $30 regular price they were charging was too high for what I perceived as average quality food.I did not experience what some of the other reviewers complained about with the food tasting bad.I just thought the food was very average.In all honesty,I must point out that I did not sample a large variety of dishes.I had a few breakfast items and a decent portion of shrimp cocktail which I LOVE !!! This buffet wasn't a true existential horror like the Circus Circus buffet which makes you pay top dollar for the dubious privilege of consuming garbage and risking food poisoning.This buffet was somewhat comparable to the South Point and Golden Corral buffets,with both of these establishments perhaps being a bit better than Westgate.Their prices are certainly more reasonable.So in closing,I must say that I would not go to this buffet again if I had to pay the regular price.I would consider it if I had a decent discount.So I really didn't have a negative experience today but I didn't have a really memorable positive experience either.Somewhere in the middle,which is why my review is somewhere in the middle at 3 stars,Also,our server was good.The End.

After reading some of the reviews, I was a bit reluctant to go here, but I'm glad I did. Many of Vegas' buffets remain shuttered, and some will definitely not return. I'm happy to report that Fresh Buffet inside the Westgate (and right next to their great Sports Book) is open and serving brunch. At the omelet station, my made-to-order omelet was perfect. Sausage, tomato, and mushrooms, with just the right amount of cheese. The little fruit bowl I assembled of freshly cut pineapple and three melons was the perfect starter. Instead of traditional breakfast potatoes, they have those little, triangular hash brown cakes, and it was crispy and tasty. To kinds of mini-bagels (the cream cheese is over by the yogurt and cottage cheese), and breakfast was solid. Then on to a bit of lunch, with large shrimp and cocktail sauce, a small slice of brisket that was well seasoned and prepared, and a piece of smoked sausage. They also had a small section of Asian foods with egg rolls, Beijing beef and orange chicken, fried rice and chow mein. These days, at about $25, it is one of the lower priced buffets that is operating, and gave us enough food to get through the rest of the day.

I use the breakfast or brunch buffet when I stay here. Its convenient, well priced, old style but good. Staff are very friendly and they have a lot of yummy stuff here like french toast, fruits, pancakes and good protein choices. I also like their drink station. This morning I grabbed some fruits and shrimps and the shrimps were big and not salty at all. They also had Chinese food in one section and that was pretty nice too. As I was leaving i was trying to fill my empty water bottle from drinking station (i wasnt thinking) and a lady rushed to me but very politely asked if i can use the cup to get the drink and fill my bottle. As i did that she came back and thanked me. I really appreciated how professional she was running the place and the fact she wasnt mean for what i was doing. Again, really enjoyable experience here.

Good: Wide selection of food (Chinese, western, breakfast, salad bar, fruits, pies and cakes) Bad: 2nd worst food quality in recent memory

During my recent stay at Westgate (which was seriously only because we had a road trip stopover in Vegas and needed a bed, and I had points racked up from a booking website), our room included two free breakfast buffets at the "Fresh Buffet." So... why not? I look back and see reviews from colleagues that had dined here for reals during dinner time, and most are pretty sad. Yes, after going through the lavish buffets of Wicked Spoon, The M, Bachannal (the list continues), I knew this spot wouldn't be able to live up to the dream. However, for a breakfast buffet, they did aiite. Selection of food was pretty vast even for an early meal. You've got your standard American fare of eggs, sausages, etc. mixed in with some Latin influences, a salad bar featuring smoked salmon and fresh fruit, and even an omelette bar. We were able to find some good stuff during our first and second rounds, so you can still get an enjoyable meal for cheap. Our server Keith was great too. He kept refilling our orange juice, coffee, and water all the way, and was very generous with making sure we were well taken care of. Thanks man! You really made the experience for us. If you are staying here and got the complimentary breakfast buffet, there's no reason not to use it. Go and enjoy!

I'm never a very big fan of buffets, but this one is definitely not worth a repeat visit. The food selection is very bland, along with the taste of the items. It's a weird eclectic blend of cuisine that just lacks everything you hope for in a buffet (if that's your thing).

Been here before and I wasn't expecting a lot. But to my surprise, I didn't expect to see this buffet with a whole lot of breakfast food. Their breakfast buffet has a lot of items. From 2 kinds of pancakes, french toast, corned beef hash, cheese blintz, hash browns, warm biscuits, egg whites, turkey sausage, hard boiled eggs, salmon lox and a lot more. Lunch was good as well. The Soy Glazed Pork Chops were delicious. The Achiote Chicken was good as well. They also offered Dim Sum such as Custard Baos, Char Siu Baos. sesame balls and vegetables pot stickers, which was unusual for I don't remember they served it before....must be new and I like it. Char Siu Spareribs, Stir Fry Green Beans and of course....Orange Chicken! The carving station had prime rib (well seasoned) chicken sausage, roast turkey, BBQ Brisket and Baked Ham. Of course I wont leave out the Crab Legs. You can have it Hot of Cold. And the dessert station has more items than I can remember. Cute and tasty stuffed donuts, tiramisu, pecan bars, cannoli and a lot more. There is a new and fresh look to this buffet and I definitely recommend this place. It's not that expensive $24.99 and the parking is free.

So the Westgate has this deal where if you decline maid service, they'll give you a $10 food voucher every day. It wasn't a surprise, then, that we decided to head down to the hotel's Fresh Buffet for breakfast. The place was pretty empty and the food offerings were almost uniformly atrocious. The scrambled eggs were dry and chalky, the sausage was tough and unyielding, the bacon was chewy, the corned beef hash was greasy, and other items were unlabeled and impossible to identify (even after eating!) So why am I giving this buffet three stars? The made-to-order egg station. I asked for an omelette with everything in it and honestly it was astonishingly delicious. All the components went really well together and the egg was cooked perfectly (i.e. It was neither under or over done). I don't think I'd return to try the lunch or dinner buffets but I might just go back for that egg station.

One of the cheaper ones for buffet brunch. $21 not including bottomless mimosas. That's an extra $5. So for $26 bottomless mimosa all-you-can-eat establishment, it's steal. The drawback? Pretty limited on food items. Basic American breakfast buffet with some Mexican flair thrown into the mix. Dessert bar didn't have as many options either. Build your own sundae and a handful of cakes and pie slices. Nothing fancy but again you're not paying the extravagant prices either. I felt that it was worth the money.

Food here is good and tasty.I got breakfast as a complimentary for Westgate check 8n. The prime rib is good....yes..there is a prime ribs and rurkey..for breakfast. The service is very good as well.

Brunch time at the Fresh buffet inside the Westgate casino. Not as packed as I thought it would be, once I paid I realized that at $18.00 per person for brunch, it can be pricey if you take your family. Once we went in to get seated, we were able to see what the restaurant looked like. First impressions of the place were of a clean, and organized buffet. We were seated quickly, our drinks were ordered and we were off to grab food! I'm the kind of person who grabs the plate, and walks around looking at the variety of food that is available, and if it looks appetizing. The food looked really Good! The presentation of the food was really good and it made it looked even more appetizing. We grabbed our food sat down and started enjoying the food. The quality was good as you should expect for the price. Guys, I gotta tell you...the beef brisket was so delicious! It was tender, it was tasty, and it was so soft it would fall apart when you pulled it apart with your fork! Overall the experience was good. The only negative was that there wasn't a bigger selection for the price, but the quality of the food made up for it. I would give this place a 3.8 score.

When we arrived and checked in the front desk Person named Dee gave us two complimentary breakfast buffet tickets that were valid from 8am-2pm and we went at 9:30am and waited five minutes and were seated. It said $12/person on our receipt. I assume this was already included in the hotel room stay but others also had a voucher as well. For a free buffet I was impressed with the cleanliness, the organization, the service and the food as well. Not a broad option but enough options for breakfast to satisfy you to get more than one plate.

Nothing fresh about it. Most of the food was inedible. All the desserts are from a grocery store. Some of them were even rotten! Worst food I've had in a while. Do not waste your money.

Decent buffet with standard items although you can't expect a lot of varieties from a lunch buffet charging only $22.99/person (weekend brunch $26.99/person) including non-alcoholic beverages such as soft drinks, milk, tea, coffee, etc. The Westgate Casino doesn't have a lot of restaurants opened at lunch time, so if you want something more than a quick sandwich and salad this is not a bad option.

The brisket needs improvement. Investing on a better recipe and a better cooking method would go a long way!!

This place was so gross. We left shortly after we sat down, no wonder they make you pay first. I could not even find a clean cup for juice. The scrambled eggs were cold, I went to the omelette bar hoping that would be better and they had egg mixture in a bucket (with other random items that had fallen in floating around). As someone who is pregnant I wouldn't even have risked eating there. The check in woman, though funny, was talking about how she only had three hours left there. Red Flags all around.

This has to me the worse buffet in Vegas. The four of us paid 23$ each for terrible food. Most items were cold and had been sitting for a while. The prime rib was unseasoned and near raw. Fried chicken was cold. Waitstaff terrible and never came to our table. Do not go here you will hate it

After coming back to NY, I still remember this place. It wasn't very good. The line to order fresh eggs is too slow. I think hotels should really check their short order cooks because they would either make it or break it. On top of that the selections from the buffet was just so-so, nothing to brag about. Hope they'll improve. We came here with hubby's friend uncle. He lives in Vegas. He wasn't impressed either. Funny thing is that he usually takes us to a smaller hotel to join him for a buffet breakfast or lunch and it turned out the place he likes to go is so much better but not as famous.

We're staying at Westgate Resort and breakfast at Fresh Buffet is a part of our package. I don't quite understand the problem other reviewers have with this place. They offer a large variety of breakfast selections: yogurts, fruit, pastry, hot oatmeal, freshly cooked eggs, toasts, pancakes and blintzes; cold or warm crab legs, shripm, salads and much more. The food we had was good, coffee better than in many other places, orange juice not watered down. It may be not the absolute best place in Vegas but definitely does not deserve one or two stars. Give it a try.

Just awful. We had a buy one get one free ticket. So glad we didnt pay full price for this place. Probably the worst buffet I've ever experienced selection wise. This place only serves breakfast and lunch. We came here for brunch. 80 percent of the limited items had meat in them. I could not eat really anything. Eggs had ham. Potstickes had pork. Meat this meat that. Another person was complaining for vegetarian options as well. The only thing worth while was the omelete station. Salad bar had wilted old lettuce. The desserts were nasty! I only had an omelete for 20 bucks. Horrid. Everything tasted off. You have been warned.

Decent buffet but most of the items tasted as just okay, nothing stood out in my opinion. The price is high for a off the strip hotel casino. At the time to valet it was $40 to leave your car and $30 to self park, not sure if this is normal or since it is located near the convention center they make money off the people looking for parking, could also be that there is a Monorail stop here. Friends were staying here and we needed to have brunch and pick them up, we got the parking validated but I think because our friends stood there, a security guard mentioned to play in order to get it waived but if you are not gambling then what.

The reviews on here are crazy! People complaining about the cost - hello, it's Vegas. Ours rang up as $12 each, but We got ours for free with our reservations at the Westgate. We have stayed in 5 star all inclusives that didn't have this good of a buffet. Huge variety, tasted fresh. We were stuffed! Enjoyed it very much. There are people at Starbucks paying $10 for mini oatmeal and a coffee - that's a waste of money.

I was skeptical but now I'm a believer. I was staying here for 5 nights and really couldn't believe I didn't know about this earlier. Brunch is really a good value. Something you don't see anymore, the chef was constantly checking to make sure the food was up to par, hot n fresh. Pluses all you can eat crab legs are cold but you can have them warmed up. Hot REAL butter, The Asian station had fried rice steamed veggies and vegetarian lo mein. What'll ya have for dem eggs??? Scrambled eggs, eggs Benedict, omelette station French toast, pancakes and waffles with toppings Grits station with lox n bagels Fresh fruit station, salads Carving station with turkey roast beef and ham Did I mention all you can drink juice coffee and champagne. HICCUP AS I STUBLE UP THE ELEVATOR TO ROOM 1833 which was perfeccccct. Hey I'm middle class and frugal. It's a good value at $25. What did I hate or not like?? The reason I didn't know about his sooner. Highly recommended for some of your favorite comforts from home!!!

We usually go here on Mondays and Wednesdays for the $5 dinner locals special but i believe you have to use player's points not just $5 cash. Regular dinner price is around $20 which is the norm for a most vegas dinner buffets but because its $5 i call it a steal. Best buffet i been to under $30. Especially if you see what you get. Oysters, not always the best of quality but eat enough and you could definitely eat $20 worth. We tend to eat plates of them. Also add some sushi, sashimi style salmon, and shrimp. Made to order Pasta dishes, i always tip them because they make, in my mind, the best tasting pasta dishes. Even better then all of the fancy pasta restuarants i've tried. Add some artichokes and bread sticks. Coffee and chipotle crusted Prime Rib is probably the deal breaker. Just get there before i do for those tender pieces. I'll save you some unless im hungry they're all mine. Real delicious salmon, bbq ribs, lamb, steak, hotwings, tacos, fajittas, desserts, the bread pudding, dried fruits, beer and wine, good selection of salad, etc. is it monday yet. Came here after one of the last awards shows and they brought out the good stuff.

This place name is fresh buffet but the food is not fresh at all. The service is terrible. Save your money.

We went for dinner and expectation fell really short compared to other buffets. Selection was really small and took a long time to put a new batch( was not busy). Food was ok on the limited selection they had. Service wise. It was great. Karen came around numerous of times to check on us to make sure if we needed anything. Thank you.

We checked into Westgate and got complimentary breakfast for each day of our stay. The regular price per person for buffet breakfast is $9 which is very reasonable even if you have to pay. The food is plenty and comes with your staple breakfast items such as scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, and potatoes. There are also pasta and spaghettis for those who gambled too hard the night before and doesn't know day from night. The beverage bar is self served and you can choose juice, soda, or iced tea. Milk, coffee, and hot tea are served by the waiter. There is an omelette station where you can order a freshly made omelette stuffed with cheese, mushrooms, peppers and onions, and ham. One time, there was a steak/brisket station. The brisket was very moist with a good chunk of creamy fat. The steak was a bit dry. The breakfast is decent and the waiters/waitresses hustle and bustle constantly to get your coffee/tea refilled. Gratuity isn't included in the voucher so be sure to leave a tip!

[Review is for the Brunch Buffet] Pros: -Great For Families -Comp'd for staying at Westgate Cons: -No Variety -$20 is a bit steep for what's offered. -Drink Machine doesn't work properly -Sticky floors The Brunch Buffet was bad. The food ranged from ok to bland. Sausage Links were good and the ice cream machine was lit but the Eggs Benedict weren't cooked properly and the eggs and chorizo had more egg than chorizo. The french toast was bland even with Maple Syrup and powdered sugar. It's great that we got this for free but I would have been mad if I payed for the buffet. $20 per person is not a reasonable price.

Had the Champagne Brunch. The service was phenomenal, uneaten plates were always gone by the time I sat down from another trip; my drinks were always refilled promptly. The food, on the other hand, was lacking. Most of the items were completely over cooked and dried out. When fresh, however, the food can be quite good. I particularly enjoyed the sirloin strips. But this buffet needs to dial down on the heat lamps because by my second trip, the same batch of food instantly overcooked/dried out. I also made myself a custom ice cream cake out of a base of lemon cake, soft serve ice cream on top, garnished by some M&Ms. It was quite good. I know, I know, I try.

This is not a restaurant I will return to. The restaurant is called Fresh Restaurant but nothing on the buffet was fresh. Everything was frozen, warm up and put on the buffet. My egg whites were pour from a carton. We paid $22 for Sunday brunch and this is what we received.

They give everybody free breakfast and they don't have the ability to host. Have no choice but to have breakfast somewhere else. This is extremely bad management and disrespectful to the customers.

We got the complementary breakfast for 2 with our online room reservation . Has good variety for breakfast. Everything was fresh . I liked the omelette station. They even have egg Benedict which I like.

Based on the reviews, we certainly weren't expecting much from this place. But I can safely say that the $19 Saturday brunch buffet far exceeded our expectations. The selection was appropriate for the price. They even had some unexpected luxury items like salmon with capers. The chilaquiles were delicious. The salad bar was fresh. The pancakes and French toast were tasty. I honestly can't say we had one bad thing during our meal. And the soup was oddly enough our favorite item. Go figure. They even had peel and eat shrimp. Our server was also excellent and attentive. I would definitely come here again.

By far the WORST buffet I have ever been to. How can a 4star Hotel like WestGate allowed this to happen is beyond comprehension. The name is Fresh Buffet but nothing in there is fresh. Prime Rib was chalk-dry. Shrimp cocktail smelled like it has gone bad and slimmy. That was the last draw for me. Absolutely horrible.