Chefs Stage Buffet

Went here on a Sunday night. It was crab legs all you can eat. I’m giving three stars because that’s all I ate. Service was good once you got in. Crab legs were very good and they had plenty on bar when I went for refills. I thought a little pricy at $ 33.99. This was little more than rest of week because of crab legs.

Had a wonderful experience here. Many foods to choose from. eclectic offerings… some are quite sophisticated and others are comfort foods. Take your time with this and venture outside the usual. Sushi bar is very good and the Sunday all-​you-​can eat crab legs is awesome. Big juicy legs and claws!

There are high points and low points here. All in all, it’s overpriced food that’s just OK. There is a really large selection, and the salad bar is pretty good. Most of the vegetables seem to be made from scratch, but the broccoli was just awful, unless you like green mush. It’s a buffet — you can’t expect four star food, even if you’re spending $$.

We went with the expectation of there being lobster tail on the buffet-​NOT! Way overpriced and nothing was outstanding. This is a buffet geared for volume eating. Do not recommend.

Great selection of fresh food for all tastes, dinner was 25.00 but something for everyone. I think I tasted just about everything from Chef selections to Asian, Italian, cheesecake and soups. Enjoyed every bit of it and James our server was more than helpful.

GreAt food. Nice service Very clean. And friendly. Will come here again. An recommend

Went here yet again and the cashier was just so rude like it almost got to the point where I wanted to tell her to cut the attitude it was just horrible but once we were taken to our table we got a wonderful waiter and just made the experience a lot better so just warning about the cashiers they aren’t that nice

I agree with the consensus of the other reviews. This place is just not good and way overpriced. For $ 25 lunch buffet I was underwhelmed. Plainly put, a lot of the food was just gross. I would stick to Brio next time I come to Harrahs. The service was friendly but we had to wait in line for a long time to get seated even though about 90% of the tables were empty.

Expensive food, waisted money because there’s no way one can enjoy the food they serve. Italian food, it supposed to be lasagna I guess they tried, but it was a terrible one, I couldn’t eat and I love lasagna. The host makes you wait because she is «training» someone on the computer… I’ve seeing better food and better service all over from West Coast to East Coast, for sure they won’t see me eating there again! I don’t recommend.

$ 60 for two for the buffet? Unfortunately we came for the Paula Deen restaurant but as luck would have it, it was closed. So this was our fall back. The food is decent but at a price that makes you think of waiters in suits and ties and a dress code for patrons, you soon cough at your own ignorance for thinking such a thing.
It is just a bit better than Golden Corral with some exceptions. The nacho cheese looks like the cheese in a can ball parks use for baseball games.
There is also an expectation for a tip even though the waiters only job is to bus tables and refill your drinks.
So to recap, decent buffet where your expected to go and get your own food but expected to pay $ 60 for two PLUS tip.
We won’t be going again unless its free and considering the only way to do that is gamble and hope you get a meal pass which requires spending money to get it free so you can see the logic there. I think of the movie Swingers when I think of people like that.

Food was either over cooked under cooked or stone cold. Not even as good as Golden Corral or Ryan’s. The lighting was VERY dim and the music was too loud. We had the seafood buffet cost $ 30 per person and wasn’t worth $ 3 per person. They should be soooooooooooooooo ashamed! DON’T waste your $

Disgusting food, didn’t like anything I tried. Should have drank my lunch at the bar.

Buffet of a wide range of foods for $ 25. The cashier was not too friendly. It might have been only her because all the other staff was great! Either way staff should be consistent across the board.
When I walked in, it was amazing. Our server was really nice and very attentive when it came to asking us how everything was and keeping my drink filled :)!!
The layout, the variety, the atmosphere, all great! All the food I ate was amazing. There are several ‘islands’ of each type of food including American, Italian, Mexican, southern comfort food, Asian, salad, etc. I was very impressed by the quality of food, too. Not like other buffets where the food might seem a little bland or mediocre. This food was flavorful and I kept going back for more.
I recommend serving yourself in small portions so you can get a taste of everything. Like I said there’s a huge selection that you won’t want to miss out on.

I would say average. As a Casino Buffet it is not bad but not that good. They do have boiled shrimp and oysters. I really liked the steak. Everything else was just kinda so-​so. I would say If it was 15 instead of 25 then I would feel a whole lot better about it.
The action stations need help, No one was there to man them.

Awesome food and staff. The selections are awesome. So many choices. We ate there twice during our vacation. It was $ 55 for me and my husband to eat. Well worth it. Definitely get your free Harrahs card so you can get a discount. You have to try it. If you have a minor with you like we did they cannot walk thru the casino so use the second entrance from the front and tell them your just going up the escalator to the buffet. No elevators so we just held our daughter and put the stroller on the escalator. If you enter from the hotel side you are fine.

I can’t wait to go back. Best buffet outside of the superior buffets in Las Vegas. I enjoyed the raw oysters, others were really enjoying the boiled crawfish. My husband really went for the Mexican food. I wish they had a better selection of sushi, but what I had was great. The desserts were very good. Banana pudding was excellent. The servers were extra nice and attentive. The décor was a gigantic step up from the old Harrah’s buffet. I think the $ 25 price tag is putting most people off, but recent Vegas travelers wouldn’t blink at that. Is it as good as Vegas, no. Is it the best food I’ve had in Cherokee in the last 15 years? Absolutely!!!

I’ve been to many buffet’s in my years and this one is definitely average at best. There is a great selection of foods from many differing cuisines. Mexican, Asian, Italian, American, and a large salad bar. The food was pretty decent, it was just not very well attended to in my opinion. Many of the choices were beginning to dry out from sitting to long. The salad I ate was probably the best thing of the evening.
Make sure you get your meal comped unless you just don’t mind paying twenty-​five dollars per person for dinner. For the price I would expect a little bit better from this casino. I visited before all the remodeling began 5 or 6 years ago and the buffet was much better.
Overall, unless you can eat free, I would skip and eat at the food court.

Throw away your money somewhere else in the casino. It’s simply not worth the $ 25 per person for this buffet. This is all just trumped-​up cafeteria food. The beautiful looking peel and eat shrimp were overcooked. The roast beef was grainy and dry. My made to order pasta was gross. The desserts were a joke.
My mother always told me that if I can’t say something nice, don’t say anything. So here it is: our waitress, Alice, was very nice and attentive.

For $ 25 you wait in line for remarkably uninspired varieties of bland food. I didn’t realize you could take a flank steak to such new lows. Sure, you can ruin a good brisket, but can you actually make it inedible? It’s a total rip off, but hey, it’s in a casino! You’re there to get ripped off!

It is a buffet in a casino…
The food is OK but it is expensive for Golden Coral standards.
The waitresses are great and always keep the drinks full and the table clean.