Feast Buffet

This place was great. I had a bit of everything they had. From their Asian cuisine to the American section. For dessert, I had the mint and chip gelato. All you can eat for a really cheap price. And, if you have any rewards, even better. My wife and I ate for $ 2.90. Good place to go if you don’t know what kind of food you want to eat.

11 bucks for dinner
All you can eat
Decent food but nothing special
Good selection of choices
Clean dining room
Service was friendly
What more do you want for 11 bucks?

Where do you go when everyone in the house wants something different? A buffet. I’ve tried and loved the Feast at Red Rock so decided to give Sunset Station a shot. There is something here for everyone. I visited during the week for lunch with the family.
VALUE
Can’t beat the price$ 1.00 margaritas and about 8.00 a person with boarding pass for the buffet at lunch.
FOOD
Each station had a little of everything, as all buffets do. The food was warm and well stocked. Some of the food was a little bland, but overall the quality wasn’t bad. Especially considering the price. The kids enjoyed the endless options of desert and I had the peach cobbler which was amazing.
SERVICE
The staff everyone from our entrance, to departure were friendly and helpful. Our drinks were consistently filled and the table always cleared. They were also very patient and friendly with my little ones. We felt very comfortable a result of the great customer service.
ATMOSPHERE
The environment was clean, bright and modern. It’s great for a quick bite with the family. Casual and comfortable environment. Very friendly patrons, mostly locals and seniors from what I could tell. It was not crowded or overwhelmingly noisy as there are plenty of tables and space.
OVERALL
It was convenient, offered a great value, average food with above average customer service with pleasant guest. Definitely family friendly, I will be returning to try breakfast.

If you have it on your bucket list to try the worst tasting gelato ever made rush over to the Sunset Station Buffet. It’s like eating frozen whipped cream. So soft and fluffy and just nasty. Sad really when they opened this place the ice cream was really good

People need to be realistic when reviewing places like this. Its an all you can eat buffet for 11 dollars if you have their free rewards card membership. Its not the Bellagio or Caesars buffet for 50 bucks a plate.
My girlfriend and I have been back multiple times since our first trip here: once for a mid week dinner and twice for brunch on Sunday. Every time its been a very short wait, maybe 10 minutes to be seated. The food is what you’d expect from a 11 dollar buffet. Its not mouth watering, but its better than average. The breakfast bar is very good if you get there in time for it.
Will continue to go back every Sunday for brunch. For those prices the value is unbeatable.

What a disappointment. The ads said voted best. NO WAY. Most everything we had was very dry and mostly tasteless. If this is best in Vegas i feel sorry. The golden corral is better. Much better. We had dinner. Maybe breakfast or lunch is better. I should give only 1 star but i was in a good mood.

One of my favorite places to eat. Affordable as well! Great menu selection. Wouldn’t change a thing really.

Ok, we have been here a few times for breakfast, but never for dinner. We liked breakfast, so we redeemed a couple of casino rewards for dinner.
I have to say that I am not sure which was worse, the quality of the food or the taste. Over salted, undercooked, tasteless, and unappealing are the first things that come to mind.
There was food laying over the sides of plates and bowls in the serving stations, and some food was clearly left out too long and dried out. I tried to draw attention to the soup area where someone had spilled split pea soup all over, and the server just shrugged and walked away.
I tried to overlook it, but it was quite possibly the most unappetizing meal I ever attended. Sure made it easy to stick to a diet!
Our server was a joy as well, he came over once when we came to the table and then brought our iced tea. He did come and bring my husband some more tea, and that was last we ever saw of him.
For the record, it was not busy at all. There was no line to get in. I guess that should have been the first clue.
In the event I ever receive another offer from them I can honestly say the gastrointestinal issues from this visit will keep us from taking advantage of it.

Good slightly above average buffet. Definitely worth your money. No problem with service other than a little bit of cockyness displayed by the the guy bussing our table, when he thought he can memorize my groups order of drinks… Wrong! Use a note pad, we won’t judge you! Somethings that stuck out although not necessarily tasty were the chicken adobo and also their soulfood station that had collard greens. I’ve never had soulfood at a buffet and the adobo I think only at one of the northern California Indian casinos. What I enjoyed the most was broad selection of the Mexican station, i.e. They had chile verde, carnitas over tortilla chips, some type of tamales that’s hard for me to describe and there «were» some chilecuilles that decided to run out before I got there :(next time take the sign off right away, to save me from food want agony :). Anyway they have the rest of the stuff that we’ve all come to expect from a buffet like this. Another problem I had and IT MIGHT NOT HAVE COME FROM THIS PLACE, was my «run» to the restroom when I got home. It was once and it was quick.

Not a place to bring a child, they charged full price for a baby that was 2years old. The cashiers was not friendly and couldn’t hardly understand English. My sister ask why are we paying full price and maybe not a discount price like any other businesses, she told us that even if it was an arm baby coming in to their establishment they would be charged the full price. I don’t agree that is why I am posting this comment in order for parents who have several babies is not subject to such a ridiculous practice. As far as me and my baby, and our family will not be eating at the feast till she is able to grab freakin plate her self. Golden corral here we come.

Best bang for your buck. THE Food Was Good. Not the best but also not freak bad. They had all your go to type buffet food. The ice cream and Gelato were legit. Better than paying 40 to 50 bucks to eat buffet on the strip. This place had good service, and good variety. Came here with a friend of mine after we had our morning workout. Came here for thr Gains and had a buy 1 get 1 free coupon. Would come here again. Soon. Ciao fatties.

I’m pretty sure all the Station Casinos’ buffets are called «Feast Buffet.» This Feast Buffet is located inside Sunset Station in Henderson.
My son and I came here for dinner last week and it was a better atmosphere, better service, better food selection, better quality of food, and a better looking clientele as compared to Boulder/​Texas/​Palace Stations; but certainly does not compare in the least to Red Rock Resort nor Green Valley Ranch, which are both upscale resorts operated by Station Casinos.
As typical at Feast Buffets, they offer Pepsi products served to your table. From there, each dining patrons is on their own to serve themselves walking back n forth to the food areas.
Many ethnic varieties of food to choose from, most of which were fried aka not on the healthy side. (e.g., American, Carving Station, Salad Bar, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, and Dessert Bar.)
The selection and quality of the foods offered were very basic and very average, but certainly much better than what i’ve experienced at Feast Buffets of Boulder Station, Palace Station and at Texas Station.
The interior of this restaurant was well lit, very clean, and with modern décor. The staff were all very friendly… from the cashier, the hostess, our food server, and each of the employees working at the food selection areas.
For $ 10 dinner, it was a good deal considering the variety of foods/​drinks, and the AYCE-​All You Can Eat dining concept.
We will be back again when in the area, hungry on a budget.
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This breakfast buffet, a former favorite, seems to have gone downhill over the past few years and one senses the employees are going through the motions. Other than unripe melon and bananas, there was only canned fruit available, several dishes had not turned over since being prepared earlier in the morning, and there was no bacon, oh the horrors, on my first two passes. I settled on the unripe fruit, ambrosia, easy over eggs, Brussel sprouts, ham and, after waiting patiently, several strips of bacon. Fortunately, it was free courtesy of a MyVegas reward.

We have been here many times over the years, as it is comfortable and the selection of food is usually pretty good. This time we had a coupon that we received in the mail for ‘2 for 1′ buffet when using your Station Boarding Pass. The pass is easy to get, and it is free. Even if you are just visiting, be sure to stop by the Rewards Center, or sign up online for a free Pass. Not only does it offer a discount at The Feast Buffet, but you earn points when playing the slots and various other games around each Station Casino.
We came here today specifically for the salad bar, which is usually pretty awesome. There are many different options of greens, as well as toppings and dressings. The other side of the salad bar includes jell-​o cubes, cottage cheese, sliced fresh fruits and various pasta salads. This time however, the selection was very limited. It all looked fresh, and the salad bar was clean, but many of their usual selections were missing.
My husband also decided to get a slice of roast beef and some roasted jalapenos. I went back on my second round for a few slices of bacon, which are always tasty but sort of limp due to the mass quantity in the heating dish. Eggs benedict was also an option, and the sauce was flavorful although the english muffin was not even toasted.
All in all, we still enjoy this buffet as their is such a wide variety of food. Asian dishes, pizza, breakfast items of all kinds, sliced ham and roast beef as well as many desserts… some of which are sugar free.
One thing we always do is add the tip for our server at the time we pay. This way it is taken care of, and we do not need to leave cash on the table.

Nicole at the omelets station is the best part of the buffet she is excellent and always smiling

This place is a great value. So many options… Asian, Italian, American, Mexican, and dessert. The pizza is great, salad bar is pretty good, and the dessert bar is excellent. My favorite was the cappuccino gelato. The service is also consistently good. For 10 bucks, this is as good as it gets.

A ver, no llevaria a una cita a omer a este buffet, pero si he de reconocer que cuando voy lo hago a proposito … De mi mismo no de Henry,
como en algunos otros bufegs baratos hay muchos comensales locales, a veces por usar los generosos cupones y otras veces porque las ofertas son tentadoras teniendo en cuenta la calidas de los productos. En este concreto las carnes las trabajan muy bien, lo demas es como en todos lados. asi que claro que si, ve y cuentanos tu experiencia personal, la agradeceremos mucho.

I think buffet’s in general are difficult to review with any real sense of context. We are all so very different. Along with this are all the daily buffet variables related to work shifts, different chefs, time you arrive, special days etc.
With that said, Ill preface my review by saying that I am not the most discriminating eater. Any buffet that offers the staple «thanksgiving dinner» selection gets my first star. I also look for fresh pasta, different types of chicken and some good Asian dishes. Apart from this I have higher expectations for value, cleanliness, friendliness and atmosphere.
Over the last decade my love affair for everything Station has waned. I used to spend a lot of my casual dining and gambling time at one Station Casino or another. It just seems that over the years Station has opted to save money over preserving the quality of the experience.
Thankfully it seems that Sunset Station is experiencing a revival of sorts.
I have eaten at the Sunset buffet a dozen or more times over the years until I finally opted out last year after growing tired of the increasingly dull experience. I returned out of convenience this last weekend and was so surprised I came back 2 more times (and without a coupon even!).
The food was fresh, the serving areas were kept clean, and I liked everything I selected. There was even a hostess who said hello to us twice. I honestly don’t remember a Station buffet in the last few years making any sort of impact on me until now.
I still think Palace is a silly after-​thought of a cafeteria line that should be shuttered, Red Rock and Green Valley only makes sense with a coupon, and Boulder Station? well, ill pass. Texas is passable on most days and before now Sante Fe (after its upgrade) was normally where I cashed in my 2-​for-​1 deal.
Despite the commute Ill be putting Sunset on my monthly casino rotation and keep enjoying the buffet (at least until something changes again). If you haven’t been back for a while you may want to try it again for the first time :)

Never Ever Ever Come Here… If You Do It At Your Own Risk …
I normally come here to gamble and I have eaten at Fat Burger which pretty Good, but the Buffet was awful. The food servers that should be cleaning the stations and putting out hot and ready meals, where completely rude. I asked if she can refill the soup at the international station because it was only water left and she stated that she wouldn’t do that until it was completely gone…
Everything from the fried rice (which u can still see where they mixed the white rice and soy sauce) to the deserts… After eating here i felt completely sick and I hadn’t eaten anything else that whole day… i went to the hospital after vomiting and constant trips to the restroom to find out I had food poisoning stay clear from this place …
Oh my server Rosa was nice… but other than that you are on your own.

Update time. My last review I ripped them a new one for the lack of healthy options and, for lack of a better term, canned, reheated shit.
I finally meandered back in (2x in a week and more visits to follow most def) and I have to bump them to between A-​OK and a fan, for lunch, and for $ 7.99 with players card (figure $ 10 – 11 with tip.)
Maybe they took my constructive, snarky criticism on my first review, but ‘Hi Di Hi, Hi De Ho’ — more healthy options! Actually, it’s now, depending if you can portion control yourself, a health nut’s wet dream.
Healthy eats: juicy turkey breast, rotisserie chicken, baked bbq chicken, baked sweet potatoes, salad, minestrone soup.
I’d bump them to 4 stars if they got rid of those god-​awful, watery, diced tomatoes and replaced them with sliced, cherry, or grape tomatoes in the salad bar, and offered some steamed veggies (I go to the mongolian section for veggies and ask for no sauce or sauce on side.)
But in all honesty, for 10 – 11 clams, that I can get a decent salad bar and then a plate of sliced turkey breast, a chicken breast, baked sweet potato, and some veggies, it’s actually a pretty killer deal. Shit would probably cost $ 22.50 at Greens and Proteins. Might be flavored better at G&P, but not $ 12 worth of flavoring — that’s what tabasco and ketchup are for.
Anyway, I give props when duly earned. And they fixed the line problem — it’s a small wait at lunch and now well-​staffed. I’d recommend it now if you like salad, chicken, turkey, sweet potatoes, and penny slots.
Service is REALLY good. Drinks refilled constantly. I even espied a manager that walks around and welcomes regulars. And props to the dude at the carving station that went in the back and got me a rotisserie chicken breast when they were out after I asked.
Aw f– it, as I’m writing this I’m bumping it to 4 instead of 3 because with these changes since my last visit with the price point and healthier food options, ‘I’m a fan.’ I’m not a food snob right now, I just want healthy, quick eats for a decent price and provided they keep it up, well… Huuuzzzaaah!

I noticed after this visit just how much the price has changed when it comes to a brunch buffet. Generally brunch costs more than breakfast, lunch or dinner, but not here at the Feast Buffet at Sunset Station. Brunch on Sunday runs around $ 9.99 (same price for dinner during the week) with a players card. After being seated I noticed how dirty the highchair was that my nephew was in. I’m talking all sorts of food on either side of it. I cleaned it up with some wipes his mom had with her, but this highchair looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a while. Our server was great and checked on us often. Even with the big group we had at our table she kept the dishes cleared and brought us refills without us ever having to ask.
They brunch buffet has the usual stuff. Different breakfast and lunch option at the same time. I walked by the pizza as it was coming out so I figured that was a good time to get some of that. It tasted OK, but definitely tasted like a frozen pizza that was made. They do have a pizza oven right there and you can watch it cook, but it wasn’t anything I’d ever go out of my way for. The bacon was hard and tasted microwaved. Scrambled eggs weren’t bad or the mini waffle I had. The hash browns were a soggy mess with some burnt crispy parts. I did enjoy the mac & cheese even if it tasted like Kraft deluxe. The breakfast sausage looked good, but tasted nasty. I brought back an assortment of desserts for our table to try and they were terrible! All of the pastries were hard which was a disappointment. I will say that the salad bar had a lot of options including fresh fruit and it all looked good. I enjoyed what I had from the salad bar area much more than anywhere else at the buffet. This buffet could use many changes and isn’t really worth it until then in my opinion.
Kids 2 and under are free.