Back Bay Buffet

This is an okay buffet. However, the price doesn't match the food. The food is decent, but not great. Everything is good. But it is priced at "great" level. There is a large variety of food, and the Sunday night seafood buffet doesn't include crab legs. You have to pay extra for 1.5 lb buckets of crab legs. But again, the service was good, the food was good. We'll be dining elsewhere during the rest of our stay, though.

I read a lot of complaints about the buffet and how the quality went way down but since this was my first time eating there I can't compare. The food was quite delicious and the selection was insanely large, I wasn't even able to try everything. If this was the buffet at its low then I'd love to try it when it was considered even better because even now it was definitely worth the price to me and I can't wait to eat there again.

Arrived right when the dinner buffet started and hot items, like the fried shrimp, mac n cheese, and over cooked broccoli were cool. This place is 1 step up from the Palace Buffet down the road, which is being generous. Sad to report the best item is fried chicken that tasted much like my local grocery store chicken in NC. I don’t eat this much chicken back home. The other good items were at the Asian bar, and the best dessert from presentation and taste was a rich fudge brownie. The pecan tart was much like cracking open a pecan from a tree, bitter aftertaste. The coffee was terrible, the same as at Palace Buffet. Throw it away! You’ll find better coffee at the coffee station inside the casino. The dessert guy was short on patience when asked about the unrecognizable items, like the blueberry “canned” cobbler. Overheard a lady two tables over asking for the supervisor after two staffers working the salad bar ignored the waiting customers. Before leaving the table, I had to pull out the Tums. Looks like Beau Rivage is the winner so far for the best buffet experience.

Monday is senior day and it's half price for my husband and myself it was just under $18 for the lunch buffet which includes you drink and all you can eat with your dessert. Everything was going as usual. Only thing is they didn't have the sushi which my husband was looking forward to I guess the decision to stop it that's to bad it was good. But everything was great. They even still had breakfast if you wanted that.

We had our first visit to this buffet on Christmas day. While the variety and presentation of food was decent, the food was not good at all. About all we tasted was missing seasoning. The salmon was kind of burn, the ribs were hard, the prime rib was chewy, and the shrimps a little bit overcooked. Desserts were missing some sugar and their chocolate fondue fountain was non functional. Their salad was about the only thing that could be eaten. There are plenty of other decent places in the area. Don't waste your money, time, and appetite here.