Great Karoo Marketplace Buffet

RIP OFF!! Must READ! So far the servers, waiters, host were decent. The only complaint I have is that the price they have online vs. what they have at the actual restaurant was big price difference which not many know about. If you pay close attention and already have been there then you’d probably get it. Otherwise, just booking online would be a lot more expensive. Or perhaps you can ask via phone if they have the option. Here’s the break down: Online booking only option they have 1 Adult: $25 (and change) not $26 as stated right outside the restaurant 1 Kid: $15.99 On the actual restaurant they have 3 option’s for kids which as you see on the photo attached: Teenager (Ages 10 - 12): $18.99 Kids (Ages 4 - 11) $9.99 Kids (Ages 3 below) Free Like what?! We have ages of 4, 6, 9 years old kids and charged 15.99 plus tax per kid. What a rip off!!! Food and food selection was great tho! They have some basic vegetables options thankfully.

Server was amazing. Greeter extremely rude. I’ve never been greeted before by someone by sternly saying 7:30. Not good morning we will be open soon. Mind you it was 7:29. The reason you don’t get 5 stars is only because of her. I was blown away in every other thing here. Food was amazing and so well kept. Ann Marie was an amazing server who checked on us frequently. Can’t wait to visit again.

Nice spread of food. Gluten free options always a plus! It is expensive (75 for 2 adults and 1 kid), but that's to be expected at a resort. Our server Ann Marie was excellent! Very attentive and great with our 4 year old. Very sweet lady, so shout out for excellent service!

This buffet is AMAZING! Our waiter was spectacular and always checked to see if we needed anything. The food was delicious and The only downside was the slightly expensive of $26.99 per adult. Overall, this experience was better than most buffets around here.

Horrendously overpriced junk food that was most definitely bought as repeatedly frozen instant food packets for no more than one cent a piece. The greasy cold bacon was accompanied by the most bland and tasteless pancakes imaginable as well as horribly scorched coffee that was reheated in a microwave multiple times in a row and oatmeal that looked like it was eaten and spit out for a month straight by some inmates and branded as a secret recipe because even they couldn’t handle the taste. The deserts were contending with the pancakes for the blandest food of the decade and were either really dry or wet while looking a lot like those cheap mini deserts that are sold covered in plastic that you can find in low quality hotels. There was some pizza that looked alright but why would someone eat pizza for breakfast. The only good food i could find were some hash-browns but they weren’t in one piece, instead they were all jumbled up which i found strange. The other drink i tried was orange juice which was also rather displeasing, i want to add that there was an omelet station that was really cool but the portions were tiny, they didn’t use any spices and the ingredients you could add looked and tasted as if they marinated in their own juices for at least 2 weeks. The servers were all right. Conclusion: It isn’t worth 26$ a person.