Grand Country Buffet

This place is just fantastic If you love country style cooking. Huge food choices in the hot bar as well as the salad bar. I didn’t even want to stop eating! The staff are all friendly and welcoming. By far the best service i have EVER received at a buffet and the food was well kept and maintained as well so it was also super delicious

One of our regular stops when in Branson. Also great variety and very good. Very friendly service. We went in mid afternoon this time. Normally try the breakfast buffet at least once. The biggest draw back is they bring you many plates which leads to overeating. Some have thought it was a bit high but with all that is available it is in line. It is located on the 76 strip which has heavy traffic.

Average at best. Service was exceptional with our waitress Beth being outstanding and very attentive. The food was nothing spectacular and the atmosphere lacking with a whole in the roof above our table including a bucket catching leaks. The salad bar was good for a buffet but also included a baked potato build your own portion which I though was pretty tasty.

Well as stated in previous reviews, breakfast was good, not excellent. The sausage paties, do not touch, blah! Had the omlet station which is good, but asked for easy egg and no cheese, forgot about the no cheese and easy egg, had to redo. For the $ i recommend any otherplace 8n branson for less $.

After a long day of driving and finally getting settled into our Condo, a nice filling meal was what we needed to cap off the evening. At 7pm, the buffet was not terribly busy but there were enough people there to keep the items turning over.
The fried chicken was extremely over cooked, almost becoming inedible. The mac-​n-​cheese was not very flavor filled but not bad for a buffet. The mushrooms were severely lacking in any flavor and seasoning, they tasted as though they just dumped whole mushrooms in a watered down beef bullion, and put it on the bar. The salad bar was acceptable by buffet standards with crisp lettuce, one of the saving graces for a slightly overpriced buffet. The other saving grace was a very well seasoned beef roast at the carving station, however they seemed pretty stingy with giving it out.
The serving staff was nice and made sure the drinks never stayed empty for long.
Overall this was not a great experience in quality or taste, comparative to price, even for a buffet.

We went late as to let the old people herd clear out and go to the shows. We got there at 10 till 8 and they close at 8, no problem! They kept the food stocked until everyone in the place was finished. Service was superb and they even shared a few of their recipes with us. Food was excellent for a buffet, actually blew my diet!

This place is huge, and the selection is terrific, with much better than average food for a buffet. We had Sunday brunch, which is the only midday option after 11 AM on Sunday, for a bit over $ 13 including tax. You can choose as much as you want from a very extensive selection from every meal category. Breakfast offerings included scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, french toast sticks, cinnamon apples, fried potatoes, pretty decent biscuits and gravy (with chunks of sausage), and muffins, rolls, croissants, and more! Enjoy crispy delicious fried chicken, baked chicken, ham or roast beef sliced (a little too done for me) to order, many different vegetable and pasta dishes, corn fritters, a baked potato bar, and way too many other things to remember! The generous salad bar included fresh pineapple, cantaloupe and watermelon, and SO much more. Among the many irresistible dessert offerings on the day we were there included fresh cookies (chocolate chip, peanut butter, oatmeal, and even the sugar free versions were good), peach and blackberry cobbler, bread pudding with a yummy sauce, and soft serve chocolate and vanilla ice cream with toppings. I highly recommend eating dessert first AND last! I noticed that they seem to have a contingent of frequent diners, probably local people, who knew the names of the staff and vice versa. If you come hungry, you can definitely get your money’s worth here!

With food that is ridiculously average the great country buffet is anything but, unless you count the price. For $ 13.49 at dinner I’m expecting a few meats, a few fresh vegetables, a nice spread of desserts, and perhaps even a drink if I’m lucky. Unfortunately the only thing you can really count on are a few palpable meat dishes while the rest is just a sad attempt of a buffet. The vegetables were soggy and soaked in water, most of the meats were tough or gamey, the Cajun catfish wish I was super excited for was burnt, and there were only a few desserts with one ice cream machine being completely out of commission. Half of the food stalls weren’t even used and while I can understand it being a little slow at the end of August that’s no excuse to cut your menu in half.
The only redeeming feature are a few of the menu items which are explicitly stated to be homemade (potato salad, chicken pot pie). It’s a shame that my parents are just in love with buffets, thus I decided to just go with their decision rather than make my argument. Fortunately now I know to avoid this place, unfortunately all hell will break lose if I have to come here again.

Lady at cash register (who didn’t speak good English or understand English) argued with us about not being local from harrison, AR when they were having an area appreciation discount. We received poor service. Food was decent. I did complain to manager who sent me a local card to present next time but doubt we will go back.

Buffets are in a class all by themselves. Typically, when we choose to eat at a buffet we as a family want a wide variety of food, good quantity and it hot and fresh (stole that line from Little Caesars). So, my expectations change a bit when I think about my ratings. Of the various buffets my family and I have visited in Branson this is one of our favorites. They offer several meat choices (Pork, Beef, Chicken, Fish), sides (mashed potatoes, mac n cheese, fried okra, corn, string beans etc. They also have a salad and several desserts. While the food is somewhat bland, and guess it should be so you meet the needs of the largest client base possible. A little salt, pepper or hot sauce cure that issue (for me at least). Overall, when I think of the buffets we have eaten at in Branson this one rises to one of the best. They have staff that monitors the food to ensure there is plenty available for their customers. Changing out food when it becomes low. The food (depending on what it is) kept warm or cold and for the most part it is clean. With that said I do feel it can get quite pricey. One way to lower the cost is to get water versus ordering a soft drink or tea. Also, they have waitresses who give you plates, fill your glasses and remove your used plates so expect to give a tip. So, while I like coming to this restaurant I find them to be more pricey than some of the others we have visited. We always make our way to this buffet when we go to Branson. Just remember it is a buffet.

Had littles and adults, party of 11 total. Lots of fried options and not many veggies unless they was covered in a sauce or breading. Service was very nice but the food was just so-​so. Went because we had a buy one, get one half-​off, which is about the only way you could justify paying for it. Wouldn’t go back just because it wasn’t really worth it.

We had both the breakfast and lunch buffets. GREAT service and good food. Kinda like the Golden Corral. Lots to choose from and plenty of seating. Great for families and kids! We will be back next time we come to Branson.

Nasty and cold food. We asked for the manager, she didn’t care that we complained about the cold and nasty food. We will never go back!

Is not great. It tasteless food. It was one of those meals that you just eat fast to be full because you food doesn’t taste great. Service was ok. Best part of my meal was my dr pepper. Your better off spending your money elsewhere for this overpriced buffet.

I will come back but this is not the place that it used to be. They used to have really good fried chicken. The last two times I have been here it has been dry… really dry and barely any flavor. The food quality has dropped overall it seems, but again, I have come here for over 10 years when we are in town. This used to be my favorite buffet but not anymore. I will be back when I am near this side of town, but it is no longer a «destination» restaurant for me.

Probably the best buffet I’ve been to in Branson. I mean don’t get too excited the food isn’t excellent but the other buffets I’ve been to have been disgusting. I wanted fried chicken we came for lunch and there was fried chicken but it didn’t hit the spot. What I did like was the veg. Beef soup, baked potato bar, beef and noodles, dinner roll, chicken livers were good to me because they were fried super crispy and couldn’t really taste it. And the blackberry cobbler and bread pudding was excellent. The meatloaf was just okay and the pork egg roll was cabbage basically. We are staying on the property so I was glad we didn’t have to leave the property

Smelly place. Too dark. Food splatter and stains on walls. Food was average. Only half the bar was full. Limited choices. Did NOT enjoy. Definitely NOT worth the price.

Very overpriced for a buffet, and the selection was very sparse. Half the buffet tables were empty, leaving only basic selections.
Our server (joe) on the other hand, was very helpful an attentive to our needs. He is the only reason this rating was not 1 star.
Salad bar was water logged, meats were dry and didn’t even try the desert bar after wife and kids left theirs on the plate.
Will not return $ 50 bill for a family of 4 I expected MUCH more.

Meh.
There’s lots of food, so if you don’t care about taste you can get yer grub on. They keep it coming all day. Low quality fare. Even the cherry topping from a jar was coagulated.
The pluses– service is polite. And, you can have soft serve dairy treat for breakfast.

I thought this was a good place to eat both breakfast and lunch. You get buy one get one half price if you go to a show. The get one half price really didn’t seem any cheaper but since they don’t give you a receipt you really don’t know what you are being charged for.
The ham and beans were really good. The hash browns are the little frozen potato squares that I am not a fan of but if you drown them in gravy they are tolerable.