We visited this right before the whole lockdown closures. We went around 10:30 and we were able to enjoy breakfast and lunch. The breakfast had all the normal choices. Eggs, corned beef hash, sausage bacon, ham, pancakes, waffles and chicken fried steak. Everything was flavorful and fresh. Lunch changed over and they had Mongolian bbq, made to order burgers and pasta station, ribs, fried chicken and all the sides. Mexican food had great flavor. Fruit and salad stations had plenty of options. Desserts were amazing!! They had several pies and cakes and they had some chocolate desserts that were beyond amazing! They also had a ice cream station with swirled ice cream machine and another one that had scooped ice cream that you could add items mixed into your ice cream like candies and they mixed it right in front of you. The atmosphere is gorgeous and the staff were so friendly and ready to help. They did add a 20% gratuity to our bill because we had a party of 9.

Feast Buffet in some of their locations is not what it used to be! The location inside Green Valley Ranch is one of their two best buffets! The experience here is of a better buffet quality without some of the soaring Vegas buffet prices! The room itself is absolutely beautiful, and the seating is so comfortable that you don't want to leave! The buffet prices for dinner here typically run around $15 except for weekends. Their Sunday Brunch is a nice brunch experience if you have the opportunity. You also can save a few bucks by getting their Players Club Card before walking in! Green Valley Ranch itself is a beautiful resort with its Italian looking theme. Their buffet is a continuation of that, and a quality of food to match!

What a deal! We were here for a basketball tournament with fellow teammates' families, and I wasn't expecting much for the $16.99 Saturday lunch price given that Vegas buffets are pretty pricey. I personally had a much better dining experience (even ignoring price) over the last buffet I had at Aria. I loved the selection of protein and veggies in particular. There were many choices of lean protein (like fish) and cooked veggies from many cuisine styles that was lacking at Aria. I guess you get much better values off the strip. My son even loved the dessert section better and inhaled his apple pie in about 30 seconds flat! :)

This Feast Buffet is located inside the Green Valley Casino which is part of all the Station Casinos so you can get a discount on the buffet by joining the Boarding Pass club. So that's just what we did and just ask any of the casino employees and they will sign you right up with your id and print out a plastic card for you. You bring that card with you to the buffet and show them the card to get a discount. What they offer in the buffet is Chinese, Mongolian grill, Italian, pasta to order, pizza, American (roast pork, sausage, turkey), and Mexican. There is a salad bar which also contains fresh fruit. And there is a dessert bar that has many kinds of cake and pie, cookies, sundae, soft serve yogurt and ice cream. There is plenty of variety and we enjoyed the pork sausage, pizza, freshly cooked green beans, brussels sprouts and spinach salad along with the sweet watermelon and pumpkin pie! We left with a soft serve yogurt or ice cream cone to go!

Ok... is this some fancy hotspot buffet like on the Strip? Absolutely not. Have I noticed a distinct shift in foods items in terms of high end over the past few years? Yes. However, I will say that for the price point you get exactly what you should. No it's not fancy but I've never had a major issue with quality. Not everything is perfect all the time but can you really expect that? The lines are usually pretty long on holidays and such but they move fairly fast on the weekends. The service isn't terrible and most of the people who work here are very friendly and accommodating. I wouldn't tell you to make a special trip just to come to this buffet but if you're in the area or if you get discounts like I do then it's definitely worth it.