Eagles Buffet

Omg where do I start first off we saw all you can eat crab so we was in when I walked into the restaurant and to my table which was way in the back I smelled nothing but cigarette smoke eww so we decided to go join the line from where I stood I could see the selection was smaller then at my house in my kitchen so I politely asked for a refund and we left I wouldn’t recommend this place to no one I wouldn’t even take my worst enemy here wow but the staff is polite

I still love their crab and look forward to going back soon. That is all.

This place is amazing. On weekdays, the lunch buffet is $ 10 which is such a steal! I love comfort food like the mashed potatoes and the macaroni cheese and the baked potato bar with a plethora of toppings. I also love it when they have the nacho bar with limitless guac! Sometimes, they have an extra cart featuring other cuisines like an Asian cart that had Shu Mai and banana-​leaf wrapped glutinous rice. Last, but definitely not least, the dessert bar… oh my goodness… I love the variety — from the cute little tarts like crème brûlée to the variety of cake slices like chocolate to the ice cream bars and the soft serves. I will always come to this place when I go to Arizona.

The price is extremely good. I ate crablegs here a long time ago then forgot about it. The a couple weeks ago, I went to the wandering horse cuz I thought that where It was, the seafood was served cold, the other food was ok and the price was high for what they offered (about $ 35/​person). Then I went to eagle buffet for just $ 19 for crab legs buffet. It was amazing, the food taste a lot better in general and the crab legs were great too. Can’t wait to go there for Dim Sum soon, it’s just $ 11 for lunch. I’m a cook btw, not someone who has no idea about tasting. No bias

We ate at this buffet awhile back on a Thursday night for crab legs. We got there at about 5:30 and didn’t have to wait long. The selection is a lot smaller than what I am used to at typical Vegas buffets however… the quality was excellent! I like it better this way, sometimes I feel overwhelmed and like I need to try everything (which is impossible anyway). The salads were delicious and the crab legs warm and amazing. We had excellent service as well. I loved the desserts!

I’m a big fan of buffets and this one is apart of my regular rotation. It’s a great buffet when you want something that’s a clear step or two above golden coral or typical Chinese buffets. It also fits nicely as a step below from places like fogo de chao or Wandering Horse. The selection isn’t giant, but the dishes are usually well prepared and you can get your prime rib and crab leg fix easy enough. The service is right on par with friendly and attentive staff which compliments to dining experience well. Overall, I almost always leave satisfied from start to finish, which means dessert. I always enjoy the crème brûlée and the frozen desserts often include drumsticks and other individually wrapped frozen treats. My wife loves the homemade cookies as well. It seems like this is a spot that can get overlooked, but if you can eat your monies worth or enjoy a good crab night it’s a great place to go.

We came here on a Thursday night. All you can eat Crab night!
The trick is we got there early, 5:00pm.
Because, when we left the line was about 100 people deep.
The Crab legs were divine and so was the Prime Rib. Everything was fresh and hot, and our Server Rose was very attentive. They were restocking the Desserts all the time from a lovely little trolley they bring out. (see Photo) .
The head chef here is great, every time we come out to dine we always see him checking on everything in the food area. Making sure every thing is clean, the proper temp. and aesthetically pleasing as well.
I love going here.

My son was complaining that this place didn’t have as many items as Wandering Horse. I had to explain to him that my wallet texted me and told me to take it easy on the cash outflow.
That’s right, there are not a gazillion items on the menu, but here’s what I tried. I had the prime rib and was not impressed. The flat iron steak was fabulous along with the mashed potatoes. The mixed vegetables with the broccoli was perfectly cooked. I really loved the Gumbo. I went back for several cups, even though the Calm Chowder looked so inviting. The seafood looked good but I was on a land lubber mission during this visit. The coconut cream pie was disappointing. The ice cream was good. One thing I liked was the water was good and didn’t have that dog hair smell like the Wandering Horse Buffet.
So for $ 20.95 per person I thought the price was fair and will return.

It is okay. Nice and clean, variety is a little less than what I expect of a casino, which is why I give it a lower rating. I prefer Wandering Horse buffet at talking stick resort. They have twice as many options.

New to the area and was in search of an AYCE sushi spot. Their website looked good. Mmmm, sashimi, rolls, tempura?! YES!
NO!!! This «buffet» was absolutely FOUL. Way smaller than an average buffet and it reminded me of a wannabe Sizzler. The «sashimi» consisted of salmon and tuna which were hard and visibly old. Cut «rolls» were a bunch of miniscule ingredients stuffed in a tiny round wheel of hard ass rice. One even had a hair in it! So fucking nasty. I tried the ceaser salad, overcooked green beans and a sliver of pork loin. Crap, crap, crap!
What a waste of money. I’ve never felt so dupped in my life!
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Went at opening, no breakfast food.
I got sick, so I think they use msg.
There were fried onion rings fried shrimp fried fish stick things, grilled cheese? Basically the simplest defrosted food you could think of. You could tell from that boxed freezer food type batter.
They’re good about clearing plates and refilling the water, but there was not a single food that I could say wow this is really good! I think I want to go get more.
I mean really, not 1 single thing was appetizing .
This is the place you would go to shovel food in your mouth without tasting it. :/

I went here for the first time to try their new sushi buffet which is on Mondays and Tuesdays. I have to say I was thoroughly underwhelmed by the food.
They had their regular spread of food such as salads, meats, sides and other arrangements. The sushi section had about 5 different types of rolls. The salmon roll was the best out of all them which was nice and fresh. The other rolls such as the philly roll and shrimp roll were extremely dry, small and just disappointing.
I mainly filled up on a potato, fried fish and the desserts.
The desserts were delicious but it doesn’t warrant the $ 16 dollar price. The place was pretty empty and honestly I can say it’s probably because this place is missing the wow factor that some buffets have.
Skip this place and go have a nice meal somewhere else.

Pretty good buffet when you take into account it is only $ 16. The brisket, turkey and pork baby back ribs were very good, especially with the multiple condiments they have sitting out. Also to note, they have and interesting spicy mac & cheese… The salad bar is very basic. They have several other items that I did not try, but looked equally good and fresh.
One real bummer, the sushi bar sucked, the sushi chef clearly should not be working with the public and is slow as a snail. He has no imagination and the sushi bar has the most basic rolls possible, which were really not that good. Service was top notch! The managers help out the servers and did stop by my table to ask how it was going.
Every night they have some sort of up charge special. I had the surf and turf for $ 10. I actually changed it to surf and surf, two pretty decent sized lobster tails that are tasty.
All in all, pretty good, especially if you have kids…

If you’re on the fence about going here for dinner, just do it. A friend and I decided to check it out on a rainy Friday night. There was only one couple ahead of us in line we were promptly seated. The buffet itself is a lot smaller than any casino buffet I’ve been to before and I didn’t find a lot of food that appealed to me :(However, the things I did choose were all pretty good tasting. If you’re a dessert fan, you’re in luck. I actually think the amount of dessert selections is the same as non-​dessert selections. They have cakes, cookies, tarts, drumsticks & individually wrapped ice creams among other sweet treats. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly, until she assumed we were done eating and thought we were trying to leave without paying our cocktail bill. It was awkward. We felt like criminals and fat asses at the same time. She told us it happens a lot and she couldn’t afford to pay our tab. We laughed it off, but still it was slightly offensive. That is why I gave 3 instead of 4 stars. Speaking of cocktails, they offer happy hour with $ 2 bottles and I swear she said wine was $ 2 but it was more like $ 4 AND its served warm. She couldn’t take the wine back but brought me a glass of ice. Nothing like ice watered down cheap wine. For $ 20.50 I’d do it again.

Great service, friendly staff! We went there for brunch and it wasn’t expensive for a Las Vegas style buffet area on a more smaller scale.
Pork Belly is to die for! A 10
Roast Beef is a 8
Waffles is a 8
Overall other food an 8!
Great place! If you don’t mind the smoke smell as you walk in lol!

Was good. Can’t complain. The desserts were a little old. Shrimp was awesome. A little smoky was its at the casino so can’t complain.

My experience was regrettable. My friends and I decided to take part in their buffet for the all you can eat crab legs. While we were waiting to be seated, almost 5 minutes after we paid, we overheard one of the hostesses say seat them in the back with all the «bad» people. Everyone in my group were African American. I can only imagine why she concluded we were «bad». We are all in our late twenties and had just gotten off work and we’re still in our business clothes. As you can understand, we quickly lost our appetites. We decided not to let one person’s ignorance ruin our night so we stayed to dine.
The food was average, the service was subpar, and the desserts were underwhelming. I will not be back there to eat ever again. Unless you’re in the mood to be insulted and treated poorly I wouldn’t recommend that you go either.

Eagles Buffet is located inside Casino Arizona here in Scottsdale, Arizona. I love this place. I find myself coming back here again and again. The food is good and the atmosphere is even better. Servers are attentive and helpful.
What I like is that there is a new theme every day of the week. International dim sum, italian, seafood & prime rib, southwestern & sushi, it’s all delicious. Prices are reasonable also. Adults $ 10.95 for lunch, $ 15.50 for dinner, except Wed-​Sat where the dinner is pricier with crab legs, prime rib/​seafood.
Will be back next time I’m in Arizona!

Only have been here for lunch to have their All you can eat Dim Sum.
They recently increased the lunch from $ 9.99 to $ 10.99.
They serve the basic Dim Sum dishes such as Pork or Beef Sui Mai, Cha Sui Bow, Har Gao, Chicken Feet, Short Ribs in Black Bean, Pot Stickers which I would recommend to have pan fried. There is also custard tarts and won ton soup.
The Sui Mai are excellent and worth going back for more. As are the har Gao and won ton.
As for the won ton go easy on the soup base and go heavy on the won ton.
Included is also the regular buffet items which are okay but I mainly go for the dim sum.
Fountain Drinks are included so ask what they have and if you have room also go for the ice cream.
This is only available Monday thru Friday starting at 11:00 am, go early to ensure they don’t run out of certain items.
Will definitely come back again.

I’ve been coming here every other month for over a year for crab legs. It’s usually good, but once in a while, not as fresh. The last time I visited, I noticed they had sushi on Monday and Tuesday nights.
A friend and I came to try it out. I was so disappointed. The website talked about having yellow fin tuna, ahi, salmon. But instead, I found smoked salmon labeled as salmon sashimi. I normally love smoked salmon, but don’t label it sashimi and it was also quite salty.
There were about 7 different kinds of rolls thy were mediocre including spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, and a lobster roll. I don’t think I’ll come back for sushi, but I’ll continue to go back for crab legs.
I’ve always had good service.