Garden Buffet

Garden buffet South Point Casino Las Vegas. Was staying at Harris Casino and drove to South Point Casino to try their Buffet. It's 10 miles from the Strip about a 14 minute drive with free parking. The Buffet has plenty of seating and the place was clean. The food was good, average for a regular Buffet. Better than the MGM Buffet and slightly better than Excalibur buffet because of the prime rib. The prime rib was average. Staff was very friendly and they bring you your drinks. Overall it was good they give you a $3 discount if you have a players card. If I was staying at the South Point Casino I would try it again. It's Las Vegas have a great time.

we did the Sunday morning, brunch here after flying in for the husker basketball game. It was absolutely incredible food for the value. Some of the best prime rib I’ve ever had! The omelette bar was awesome, and I definitely helped myself to gluten, carbs, and tons of sugar! Oh also, the bottomless mimosas are hard to beat!

The South Point Garden Buffet was a great value! Only $20 for all you can eat lunch with non alcoholic drinks included. The buffet seating area is very big and has large comfortable booths.The buffet had way more options than we were expecting. There was a carving station with different meats,seafood peel and eat shrimp, omelette station,Italian pasta, breads,pizzas,taco/nacho bar,Asian,soup and salad bar,fruit, baked potato bar and even Mongolian BBQ cooked to order. We could not believe how good the food was and the large variety of choices for only $20. They also have a large selection of fresh made pies,cakes, pastrys,gelato,ice cream and all the toppings. We were seated very quickly and our server was friendly and made sure our drinks were always full. We have been to all of the high priced Vegas buffets even VIP at the Wynn on Thanksgiving but we feel that this was the best value of them all. Definitely will be back. Free Parking and Free rewards/ players card

Went for weekend dinner with Prime Rib, around 30 dollars if you have player's card. I was pleasantly surprised most of the food was very good. The highlight for me was the prime rib, it was delicious, tender and cooked perfectly. The craved turkey was not dry and good as well. The service was good, our drinks were never empty and our server offered ice coffee after the meal. We got there at 3 and it was not too busy, by the time we left at 5:30, it was very busy. I did not get to try everything since I filled up on my one pound of prime rib so I will be returning. My brother loved the pizza and Mexican food station.

Very disappointing. Sampled may items, and most were not good. Chicken Tuscany was very dry even though it was covered in a sauce. Same thing for the chicken teriyaki. Roast beef was awful, dry as a bone. Brisket was super fatty. Chicken cordon blue was dry. Pad Thai was okay. Swai with cream sauce was okay. Shrimp dumplings were the first thing I would say were actually good. I got there for lunch around 2:30. Prime rib was supposed to come out at 4:00, but was out shortly after 3:00. I was thinking I scored a bonus... until I tried it. Very, very tough. Taste was bland, and a lot of salt didn't help. I should hit the Cafe around the corner. I would place it on par with a bad Golden Corral. It was the first and last visit for me.