Rampart Buffet

A Delightful Buffet Experience at JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa It’s been a while since I experienced a buffet where every dish felt thoughtfully prepared. The Rampart Buffet, operated by the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa, left a lasting impression with its exceptional quality and value for money. What stood out most was the focus on quality over quantity. Instead of overwhelming guests with an endless array of options, the buffet offered fewer dishes, but each one showcased the freshness of the ingredients and meticulous preparation. Every bite was a treat for the palate. Located about a 30-minute drive from the bustling Las Vegas Strip, this venue is perfect for those seeking a quiet dining and relaxation spot. After a satisfying meal, I took a leisurely stroll through the beautifully maintained gardens surrounding the hotel, which added to the serene experience. The Rampart Buffet offers more than just a meal—it’s an elegant and tranquil dining experience. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hidden gem away

Went on Tuesday, June 3rd, which is Mexican food night. There were four of us, including two birthdays. We chose the buffet so everyone could have plenty of options to find something to eat. Unfortunately the choices were limited and most of the food was lukewarm at best. The carving station was well stocked for meat and it was quite acceptable. The rime rib was very tasty, turkey was good and other various meats were fine. Pasta wa nice, it was made to order and served hot. That is where it gets weird. There were no vegetables to go with the meats. No stuffing for the turkey. No accompanying dishes to make it a full meal. There were small pots of cold mashed potatoes and gravy, and that was it. Basically, your choice was to get a plate of all meats or cold to lukewarm Mexican fare. Definitely not worth the 30+ dollars they charge. Other nights have been much better, and more of a value. I would recommend avoiding this buffet on Tuesday.

The food was good. It's not the best buffet in the Vegas area, but it was good enough. There was a good variety to choose from. All the employees were helpful and friendly. It's wonderful they celebrate the various holidays with special foods. It's wonderful that they offer a buffet, considering many casino buffets have been closed. I'd like to thank them so very much for the holiday buffet.

I don't understand the bad reviews. This buffet is better than many strip buffets. Wicked spoon has better reviews yet I went there and I was more impressed by this buffet. Fresh food, great service and the atmosphere can't be beat. Great value 10/10!

Great Buffet and super reasonable price. So far out of 6 times = no more than a 6 min wait / line. Take a view of pictures for food variety. Bonus play Buffalo slot machines just outside the buffet. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Easter Sunday brunch was very good. There is some hits and some misses on the food. But overall, plenty of choices and flavors.

A nice buffet with a wide variety of dishes. The service is good and always friendly. We didn't have to wait long for a table. Sometimes the acoustics are a bit noisy. Personally, I would like the addition of a simple pasta dish with different sauces.

Very disappointed. The remodelled Rampart buffet is very nice, comfortable and contemporary and the staff seem friendly but that's it when you pay $65 for 2 people you expect decent food not dried inedible food and I'm talking most of the food here. The saving grace was the prime rib and mash potatoes and salad everything else was just awful, the deserts except for the ice cream terrible, horrible dried out bread and butter pudding and peach with no cobbler. Now just to explain we went at 7.15 it was closing at 8pm and we were told they clear away at around 8.20 pm. The only food that got refreshed was the meat and potatoes. The pizza awful and dried out mac and cheese. We felt bad for the staff coming in and picking out the leftovers.