Feast Buffet

For 8.99 with a players card you can’t beat that. The food is a pretty good selection, but the cashier is always terrible! The older lady who’s normally there for dinner time is a bitch. Who charges full price for a 2 year old? My daughter doesn’t even eat a full plate. & she’s just rude all the time.

Definitely one of the more underrated buffets in Vegas. There probably aren’t as many choices here as some of the buffets on the strip, but the food was seriously pretty good.
The only downsides were the commonalities of buffets. Things like… my perogies (polish dumplings) getting stuck to one another since they’re next to each other on the plate. But… they have perogies!
Actually the best thing I had was the stuffed salmon. Fairly fresh and not overcooked! Everything else was generally pretty good. At least ¾ of it, if served as an individual dish at a restaurant, I would’ve given 4 stars. Especially for the price!
As everyone says, sign up for the boarding pass before-​hand! You get a lower rate for the meal, and if you activate your card by playing one of their free games (1^st time only). You get something between $ 1 – 10 on your card that you can immediately spend on your buffet.
That takes a few more dollars off your discounted price! Not a bad deal for vegas! :)

Hands down the best buffet to have in vegas. $ 9 for lunch? Can’t beat that. They have every form of protein you can think of here. If you cannot find something to eat at this buffet, then you are a lost cause. Burgers, fish, chicken, pastas, roast, turkey, and I’m just naming some of the items that were on my first plate.

Kinda Just okay — like a hometown buffet. The best part about this place (for lunch) was the fact that they have a pasta station that they make in front of you. The pasta itself if okay… not the best, but not the worst either. They have a variety of other options that are okay, but for the price of $ 7.99 (was it $ 7.49?) you get what you get.

If you’re coming here for dinner you need to get there 30 minutes beforehand. There’s a lot of people that comes so there’s a long line and they do charge extra for holidays other than that the restaurant is cheap. There food on the trays of the best fit are cold. I got a ravioli and the chicken I marinated chicken in it was cold when I got to my table it did taste good though. I do recommend if you go make sure the chef makes you something fresh his cooking is really good on the spot. The desserts was the same as any other buffet. They had little pastries it was a cannoli. It was really good.

My family and I wanted to eat buffet. But ever other buffet on the strip was crowded and the wait is like 3 hrs. So we decided to just come here because we knew it was going to be cheap. The food was okie I feel… There was t a lot of choices and options. Not like other buffets. But at 12.99 with players card what do you expect? Frozen margaritas are only $ 2! But you can hardly taste the alcohol. Tasted just like a slushy. Haha overall, wait was only 15 mins, food was decent, and service was good.

Best buffet in town? Ya right! We came on a Friday morning at about 10am We waited about 50 minutes in line to get in. We still got the breakfast price of $ 6.99pp. We immediately got in the omlette line because we knee it closed at 11. After waiting about 20 minutes the breakfast turned to lunch and the omlette line became the carving station and burger line. I decided to get a burger instead and the guy decided to give everyone in line behind me a burger first and then i had to wait another 10 minutes for him to make more. It was horrible! Had no seasoning or flavor. I continued walking around the buffet to discover they only had salad lettuce to put on the burgers. I make a Ceasar sakad, grabbed some meatballs and a pasta all tasted horrible. The selection was not very great at all. I probably would not come back

ok but could be better… staff friendly food mediocre… make sure you get your card… I was going to have this buffet a second time after waiting… I swear like 10 minutes with 2 people in front of me… one was a family… get up there realize i don’t have my card left it in car… she says we can get you one and sent me to another line that was like a bus full of italian soccer players 20 people long
…went to in and out burger. palace station screw’s me over again.

There are several reasons for the 5 star rating and not because it’s a 5 star dining experience. I have been coming here for breakfast for many years. The reason is because of the awesomely low price for exceptionally high quality food and bountiful selection of items to choose from. For $ 6.99 with a player’s card it can’t be beat. All the Stations properties have undergone renovation with raising the bar on standards overall, so kudos to that. I don’t stay here because it’s off the beaten path of the strip, but I do rent a car and the drive is simple with easy parking. Also, it’s never very crowded because it’s one of those Vegas hidden gems that most people don’t know about. For breakfast you’ll find all your favorites including an omelet station and a Spanish selection. I’m not a sweet eater but you sure get plenty of selections, so if you like cake for breakfast you can have that too. The casino has been renovated so if you want to play a modern slot, or $ 3 craps in a nice atmosphere, it’s available. Overall great quality food at a very reasonable price. Don’t be fooled by the old exterior of this building, they have gone way out of their way to make sure you have class and quality together. Enjoy!

We stayed at The Palace Station and wanted a quick breakfast so we had the breakfast buffet and for $ 6.49 with The Palace Station boarding pass (and you can sign up without being a hotel guest). They have donuts, pastries, desserts, soft serve ice cream, fruit, bagels, toast, omelets and eggs made to order, tacos, sliced ham, hash browns, oatmeal and cream of wheat, cereal.

As of late 2015, the Feast Buffet at Palace Station may be the most underrated buffet in Las Vegas — and the best-​priced when you sign up for the obligatory Stations Boarding Pass. For $ 11 including tip, you get a decent salad bar (do give the greens more than a quick once-​over; I have occasionally found Romaine that’s beginning to get black on the edges), a fair selection of foods (i.e., DIY taco station, pizza, Chinese dishes, American comfort foods), and a well stocked dessert station. Also, despite the price, there is a credible carving station that rotates between roast turkey, ham, roast beef, corned beef, and even the occasional bona fide prime rib (same quality you’d have in the restaurant downstairs). Service is attentive. The dining room has been remodeled in the last few years; ambience is budget, but it’s comfortable and well-​lit.
Is it the Bacchanal? Heck no. But you can feed the whole family for what you’d spend for one person at the Bacchanal.

Had breakfast here, gotta say the omelette they make is pretty good and you can have it anyway you like. Apple cobbler was a bit on the sweet side buy very addicting after one bite.

Food’s not particularly great, but the price makes up for it :) I like the self serve icecream station :) my twist cone with oreo crumble was Yum.

Went today for lunch had a good selection of food that tasted fresh & hot.
Desserts were abundant and tasty the chocolate cake was fresh and tasty.

I really wish I took plenty of mouth watering picture of this place cause this buffet is amazing. Don’t get me wrong it is not the best buffet in Vegas, but it was cheap and delicious so why not rave about it. For only $ 6.99 for brunch and their choices of food are pulled pork, baked salmon, kielbasa, freaking STEAK! (seriously for only $ 6.99) you already know what I’m going with this. Lastly, don’t forget to munch down those desserts; they have a wide selection of it so pig out! This is what is all about! Going back here for sure :)

It’s ok. I had a BOGO coupon. That’s the ONLY reason why I came here. I got some coupons in the mail for boulder and palace station. I thought the BOGO coupon was good for the boulder station casino, but when I got in line, the cashier looked at the coupon and told me no, it’s for the palace station, so I got out of the buffet line, hopped in my car, I drove my happy butt over to the palace station. The buffet prices there are like $ 1 cheaper. With my coupon, I paid $ 9 for 2 buffets! I have another coupon for September. Overall, the buffet SUCKEDDDDD, it’s small and DO NOT SIT IN THE BOOTHS! It’s so hard to get up and the seats are NOT comfortable! Sit at a table instead.

Feast buffet Palace Station casino is a great place to eat for the price. The food was good and nothing was unpleasant. The waiter was friendly. The line before entering was long, high, maybe 45 minute wait for lunch.
As many others have mentioned, you need a Boarding Pass to get the buffet discount. Getting the pass is free, and simple to do. I just handed the agent my ID and she took care of the rest.
Each Boarding Pass will allow you to purchase 2 adult buffets. So if you have a party of 8 adults, four people will need to sign up for the card. Children eat at the discounted rate without needing the cards but I don’t know what the cut-​ff age is.
Soda is included in the price of the meal. You can upgrade and add beer or wine, I think for an extra $ 2 (not certain on this — I saw a sign that said ‘$ 2′ but I didn’t read the fine print)
The pasta station had good food, but I didn’t like having to shout my order through a plexiglass window. The ingredients offered aren’t even listed anywhere so how are you supposed to know what’s available? I ordered pasta with mushrooms, spinach and clams in Alfredo sauce.
Another good entrée item was the Hawaiian BBQ chicken.
Dining here will cost you less than dining at McDonald’s or Taco Bell. I recommend it for larger groups and families. I even have a picky eater in my family and she ate until she was full.

We were staying in this hotel and didn’t feel like getting into the car and driving around looking for a place to eat so we decided to check out the on-​site buffet for dinner. Get a boarding pass– which is the Palace Station players card. You get a discount at the buffet and end up paying the child’s price. You cannot beat the price of this buffet. Even McDonald’s for my family of 5 is more expensive than what I paid for the buffet for 5 people.
I didn’t really explore the rest of the buffet too much as it’s pretty small and the selection and quality are lacking. They even have a carving station which I usually dive right into but the meat lacked flavor and was incredibly dry. The real star of the buffet, and the only reason why I would return is because of the made to order pasta station. Now that was delicious and I returned again, and again, and again. There aren’t even that many choices and I kept ordering the same thing over and over but the pasta was pretty good, considering one plate of pasta at the Olive Garden costs more than this entire buffet. I was craving pasta so this was definitely worth it and hit the spot.
You get your choice of pasta noodles and sauce. Toppings include shrimp, clams, and vegetables/​spices such as tomato, oregano, garlic, onions, etc. The small asian man is grumpy and rude and will make you go back to the end of the line if you want to order two dishes. He made my son and I go to the end of the line each time but some old white guy was able to get multiple dishes cooking because he had tipped him. No fair but that’s Vegas I guess.

Went here for a late lunch. It’s your standard typical buffet but better than most buffets in old downtown. Hubby and I got to eat free cause he had comps for 2 adults. I have been here for breakfast before and it was good. However, the lunch buffet was okay. Not too much to chose from. I enjoyed the dessert section. I enjoyed the cheese burger here. I forgot to take a photo of that but it was delicious! I had an iced tea to drink. The waitress didn’t even bother to refill my drink. I enjoyed eating the vegetable noodles and the eggplant Parmesan. Very tasty and seasoned perfectly. The pork was tender. Tasted like Tocino. It was a little on the tough side and didn’t enjoy chewing on it, so I spit it out on a napkin. Uggggh!
I also got to try the deep fried catfish. Yes, I said catfish. It was delicious! It was crunchy on the outside and tender and moist on the inside.
For dessert, I had the pumpkin pie which was great since I love the flavors in a pumpkin pie. Perfect spice and sweetness to it. I also sampled a canolli, a small blueberry muffin and a cookie (not pictured).
The desserts were good.
Service was okay. There were a few waitresses working the floor that were busy. The waitress that took our drink order forgot to refill my iced tea. Other than that, my experience was okay. This place is a must for breakfast!

For a $ 6.99 lunch at 3:30 was a deal instead of In and Burger down the street. Use your free players /​boarding pass card for this discounted price.
We got in around 3:30 for lunch and finished my first sampling when dinner service starting coming out. The food for lunch was okay, Chinese food with orange chicken and beef, fried beef noodles, dumplings.meah.
Fried chicken and collard greens were pretty good. Taco bar was a good set up.
But, when dinner was setting up with a pasta bar, turkey, prime rib, clams, rappilini it was aallll good. Couldn’t eat any more, just trying a little of each.
Maybe 3 ½ stars for this buffet in smaller Casino. Can’t beat $ 10 buffet. I’ll be back