Steelworks Buffet & Grill

I’m giving this place only two stars based on the Saturday night lobster and filet minion buffet. It was $ 60 per person not including drinks. The steak was delicious, and the whole lobster was good but the rest of the items were really the equivalent to any other regular buffet you would visit. I was very disappointed because I thought the quality of the food would have been of a higher caliber. The variety did not blow my mind away and in fact there were probably less options than in a regular buffet which surprised me. The dessert section did however offer a good variety and higher quality of options sick as cheesecake and crème brûlée as well as a sugar free cherry pie that was delicious. Still the base price of $ 120 plus tax was a lot. Again I’ll say the food was not bad, so we may try the buffet on a regular night, if the price is less than what we paid this weekend. I’ll edit review after we do so.

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It’s Easter Sunday. My parentals asked me to drive to Philly and pick up my aunt and grandma so we could all be together for the holiday. That’s great. I thought we’d go to church and have dinner. Of course that’s not the way things played out. They decided we should go to the casino on Easter. Jesus wept.
They advertised an all you can eat buffet brunch for $ 25 a person. I was highly upset that over $ 130 was spent for a less than mediocre brunch. The meal included a complimentary mimosa — let’s be serious. It wasn’t complimentary; you paid for it in the price. They also said you were able to enjoy Coke products for «free.» We ordered 5 ice waters with lemon and 5 mimosas.
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING was hot. My mom got chicken cordon Bleu and the chicken was RAW! The food was cold. I don’t understand it. We told our waitress and the chef. Our waitress apologized and said she’d go tell someone right away. The manager (I think?) came over right away and said that she’d personally look into it.
It’s really a shame. The presentation of the buffet was excellent and our waitress was such a sweetheart! She was an older woman and she wore bunny ears :) That’s why they get the 2 stars but everything else sucked –_​_​_​–
What a waste :(

Disappointing and bad service, chicken doesn’t have taste. and feel like im getink kicked out befor i finish my meal. Not eating there anymore.
(UPDATE)
15 minutes and wating for them to take the check this is ridiculous 0 stars

The service was cool, but it was the only redeeming factor. The food was gross and very overpriced.

Well watch what you review, I eat here every Thursday spend $ 20. or so. My server tells me this week that the Manager John told her not to serve me anymore due my review above. I came back every week for 8 months hoping it gets better. Oh well they are trying to raise there average by banning me from there restaurant. I wonder what there owner/​operator Mark Guiliano would think of this.

Excellent ribeye steak and Parmesan crusted chicken. We also enjoyed sharing the potstickers for appetizer and the apple strudel with ice cream for dessert. Service was friendly and attentive. Will come again.

I had planned to get the buffet but since it was Saturday, this meant the $ 59.99 lobster and filet mignon buffet so I opted for the regular menu. The parmesan-​crusted pork loin sort of had the right idea but it was a too salty. The sauteed spinach was fresh but the mashed potatoes were horribly gloppy and could have been made with I Can’t Believe It’s Not Potato.

Had their signature short rib grilled cheese. It was good, but there was a lot more bread than short rib and cheese. Service was good. Price was a bit high, $ 13 for the sandwich. Next time I’ll do the buffet.

The food was delicious. It was worth the money. Service was great everyone was very pleasant and attentive. Will go there again.

Meh. I have certainly experienced better. We came early on Saturday for a late lunch, very early dinner. We were never given the options of buffet or regular menu, just charged for the buffet and sent on our way.
There were options, but I didn’t feel like there was a lot of good options. For example, there were hot dogs as an option… the hot dogs looked like they were put out about 3 days before (and tasted like it). The rolls for the hot dogs were so stale, they crumbled when you opened one. On a buffet that is that expensive, a hot dog is a joke. I took one to be ironic and two bites in I had to stop it was so gross.
Few options and overpriced. I would have been happier with the food court where the food at least looked freshly prepared.

This is a pretty good option if you’re looking for a breakfast or pub food or buffet thing varying on what you’re gut is saying to you. I had the pasta with chicken and andouie sausage (this was a Cajun pasta) but man this was good. You can also take a check of the buffet if you’re in the mood for that but the guys also have breakfast all the time which even I’ll confess is good. Oh yeah I think they got spirits too go as well.

Well at first I would like to say if I could give this buffet a zero star rating I would. I’ve been to plenty of buffets in my life time. I would rather eat at old country buffet at least they know their food sucks and price it accordingly. Everything I tried tasted like cardboard! There was no flavor in anything. The food was also cold, I could have chipped a tooth on the garlic bread. The best part of my meal was my diet pepsi. For the price I rather had gambled it.

Very pricey and waiter was rude! Evwrything about this place was horrible. Even the chocolate fountain. How can you possibly go wrong with the fountain!!! Well ladies and gent you can. The chocolate wasn’t even hot… Marshmallow with cold chocolate covering. No thank you. Also the food was horrible. Everything tastes like it was canned (all soups), sushi had thick layers of rice and you could tell was out long because the sushi was hard. The crab legs were pathetic and cold and salty. The pizza doughy. I should have just eaten out in the food court. Don’t make the same mistake my boyfriend and I did. Eat out in the food court! We spent 75 $$ for garbage.

Here on Valentine’s Day. Husband did the lobster buffet. All I wanted was Chicken sandwich. It’s been 25 minutes and still no sandwich. 90% of the people here are getting the buffet. So I’m sure it doesn’t take 25 minutes. I canceled my sandwich order and I’m still here waiting for my husband to finish his lobster. No one cared that I canceled my order. No manager tried to make it right. Poor poor manger skills.

What a disappointment.
I have been to buffets in AC and LV, and this wasn’t even close. Not by a long shot.
I’ve had better experience at Old Country and Shady Maple, for a lot less $$.
We took the buffet option.
I had a decaf coffee. I had to stop another employee and ask for creamer for my coffee. No refills, apparently, or maybe just not for us? The server that initially came to our table seemed like he would have rather been somewhere else.
I swear the chicken soup came out of a huge 5 gallon drum with «Campbells» on the side. It honestly tasted just like canned soup. There is no mistaking that flavor.
The pizza was surprisingly really good. Usually pizza at a buffet is best left alone, but wow… the pepperoni slice I had was mouth watering. Big plus there.
There was a moderate selection. I was really expecting more. I tried about 66% of the offerings, just a little taste of each. We were both truly disappointed in the quality of just about everything. Some things were just okay, others were less than okay.
Per person was about $ 31, and I think that’s why I was expecting not only a larger selection, but better quality. I understand that Friday night is prime rib night… but for 31 bucks for a buffet, I hadn’t expected to be disappointed.
The dessert table was kinda good. The lemon meringue pie had a terrific flavor and perfect volume. Odd that it was served on a crumb crust. It would have been so much better with a regular pie crust (as merigue pies, usually are. Just sayin’)
The apple pie was inedible. The lattice crust was as soft as ice cream, so I tried to just pick out a few pieces of apple, but even that flavor was a miss.
The chocolate cake with the ganache frosting was excellent.
Overall, my meal would have been great if I had limited it to pizza, hot dogs (which I didn’t have… but hey, they’re just hot dogs, they can’t miss with that, right?), and some cake and pie. Oh, and with better service, too.
If you’re at Sands, do yourself a favor and try one of the other restaurants. We sauntered into the area with the shops and a small food court, and were kicking ourselves for not having eaten there instead.

This place is located within the Casino and is a buffet or menu type place. We opted for the menu. Not that the buffet didn’t look good. It was lobster night and I’m just not a shell fish fan and the other people we were with just didn’t want to pay $ 60 for a buffet.
I found our service ridiculously slow. We waited at least 15 min for our drinks and we ordered a few more when they came because we figured it would take a while. Which it did. It did get better however when someone at the table mentioned it.
For dinner I went with a chicken melt. It was really good. Maybe because I was hangry but either way I enjoyed it. It had chicken, pepper jack cheese, bacon and pico de gallo. The bread was also grilled. It was great. The fries that came with it were nothing special but I still enjoyed it. Also just as a side note. Pop pop was next to me and he ordered a Cajun pasta dish and it smelled amazing.

Stopped in to grab some dinner with my side kick Quart after winning $ 54 on the house with free play. First impression was this buffet really has some decent tasting food for the price after pitting it up against casino buffets in Atlantic City, Vegas etc. The selection wasn’t too crazy but they had just the right amount of food to fill you up and varied the selection to meet what you crave. We happened to show up around 800 so some of the food may have been lacking a tad in taste from not moving fast between customers but being a buffet lover I know this is the risk you take when you enter into the buffet closer to closing time or during a slower run of customers. They also have a rotation of different drink specials every day.
The décor in this place is neat it’s very relaxing just another thing that kind caught my attention as most buffets I visit are usually very bright and loud this one was the opposite.
I would def return back to this buffet and give it a shot again it was hard to beat the price.

So had dinner here. Place was crowded but got a table. Server showed apologizing for delay. Placed drink order and a delay again. Finally my drink arrived but not her’s. Said they were out but will have it soon. About 10 minutes latter saw the server get a bottle and pour it himself. The French onion soup was ok. To much bread. The fajita was ok, steak was tough. She had the chicken with cheese that was good. Total bill$ 70

This place is actually pretty damn good for a casino restaurant.
We arrived late so while the regular sitdown menu was available, the buffet was not. There are plenty of TVs here, all playing sports. The seating is great and either looks out onto the casino floor or toward the bar. Our waiter failed to give us a drink menu at first but finally did. Beer here runs from $ 2 to $ 9. For a New Yorker, that is absolute heaven. I decided to get the fish and chips for my entrée. While we waited for our food, two sides of fries were brought over by another waiter who seemed confused that that wasn’t part of our order. Then he brought over dessert, which ALSO wasn’t part of our order. Their ticketing system (or lack thereof) needs some work.
My fish and chips were very good. The fish tasted fresh and the fries were addicting. My friend had the short rib grilled cheese and said it was excellent. Our other friend had the bourbon salmon and polished her plate. Overall, not too bad for $ 72 (that’s including drinks).

We went here for a late lunch around 2pm. They were still serving breakfast which was a surprise. I’ve gone to many buffets in various casinos and was a bit surprised how tiny this buffet was and how expensive it was for the size and options at the buffet. Was very disappointed.
There was hardly a selection. Breakfast foods, a few soups and Asian dishes. Although the food was good, again the selection was extremely minimal for not just a casino buffet but a buffet in general. The place was clean and the staff was friendly.
It cost over $ 75 for the three of us. I will not come back. It was a let down and definately not worth it.