Came for the first time for brunch and I was very impressed with the selections for multiple types of eggs , sausages, desserts, etc. I usually go the Muckleshoot buffet and I noticed that this buffet is slightly bigger with probably the same amount of items. the buffet was kept very well, the atmosphere was chill and calming, you also have a great view of the forest right next to the casino. read more

This place is not worth $30. The selection was limited and some of their dishes were bland. The only item I found appealing were the crab legs. Oh, and the chocolate fondue...they must've used some very heavy cocoa because after dipping the marshmallow and placing it on my plate, the chocolate immediately solidified that the marshmallow stuck to the plate. Then when I picked at it, the chocolate stained on my fingers and was hard to remove. I wasn't impressed! I doubt I'll return! read more

Came here for a Sunday brunch because I had some guests out of town and wanted something after our morning hike. I am kicking myself for overpaying. Really, $18 for the typical American breakfast of eggs, bacon, crepes, sausages!! Such a rip off!! I could have gone to IHOP for $6 if I wanted the same thing. What was also very noticeable, the women that were waiting on the tables obviously did NOT want to be there. No greetings, please, or thank yous. read more

Friday night feast with the kids. Food was good, line was long, wait staff was excellent. The other patrons were hilarious! Lady next to us stealing shrimp in a coffee cup and couple obviously high on weed with the munchies eating right next to the food line. WTF? Overall a pleasant trip. Take the stairs down. Elevator is always packed. read more

This place has gone downhill. Use to be one of my favorite buffets when they first opened. It's been at least a year since I was in the area and decided to stop by with my family after returning from a road trip. For what we paid we were disappointed with the reduction of food options and limited seafood. You have to pay extra for one lobster?? Come on its a buffet!!! Prime rib was chewy.. I could have made better at home!? Dessert was good. I will never eat there again because the meat and seafood items were low quality and horrible and not worth what I paid. Casino is nice and service staff were great but if you're looking for a great overall buffet, skip the Falls buffet and head towards Mizuki's or the Muck. read more

The only reason this is half way okay is because we only paid $11 for two (senior and a freebie). Waitress was rude. Basic crappy buffet good. read more

I was sick after eating the brunch buffet. I had eggs, bacon, cheese blintz, potatoes, salsa, strawberries and grapes, and tiramisu. I don't know what gave it to me, my husband was fine. Then the waitress took our used plates but slid our dirty utensils back on to the table so we would reuse them. Gross, we didn't. Will not come here again. read more

The food here is pretty good. I came in Sunday for lunch and they had a Dim Sum cart. I've never seen that before at a buffet place! It was pretty cool actually. The dim sum cart girl was a young Caucasian woman and not an older Chinese lady which I thought was funny because I've never seen that, but that besides the point. The selection here isn't as much as let's say Eagles buffet, but it was pretty tasty. I liked all of the dishes I got actually which is rare. I really enjoyed the Mongolian grill, the shrimps were HUGE! I also enjoyed the sweet and sour pork as well as the NY steak. I will come again to eat here soon. read more

I come on a weekly basis for crab until they changed the price used to pay 60$ to eat now its over 80 because they make you pay for crab now read more

The food is good but I felt a little like an overpriced Golden Corral. They have one 'specialty' each day I went on prime rib night and it was good. The other stuff they had was normal buffet food.. fried chicken, pizza, mashed potatoes. you know what i mean. The desert bar was pretty good with cheesecakes ice cream, cookies and a choc late waterfall.... but a choc late waterfall doesn't make up for the 30 friken dollar price tag on the Buffet... better off at OCB!! read more

Just like any other casino buffet, it's not the cheapest. That being said, the food is wonderful! They have a pretty large selection of Chinese food, American food, Mexican food, Italian food, and desserts. We were also pleased with the friendly and prompt service we received. read more

The wife, myself and our friends decided to try dinner at the snoqualmie casino.. Boy oh boy am I disappointed! Not much a selection and all the food was so so. The waiter kept getting our drink orders wrong and to be honest I'm starving right now! I tried everything that was out and it just wasn't good... I would have much rather went to the Tulalip Casino and ate! My recommendations would be to not eat here unless they revamp this place! read more

Other than the insanely long line, our waitress was amazing at keeping our drinks full, table clean and bellies full! I love buffets with a toddler because if they don't like something, you have a million other options. We went on crab night and it was completely worth the wait!!! read more

We have a family member with special dietary needs, I called to talk to the restaurant manager to ask some questions about the buffet, the woman wouldn't transfer me to the restaurant. She seemed annoyed and told me a vague answer, then I convinced her to actually ask someone. She put me on hold (who knows if she actually asked anyone) came back and told me no. The customer service is why I will not be taking my business there. Needs improvement. read more

We went to see The Lalas Burlesque show (which was FABULOUS) Friday, November 9, and ate at the buffet before the show.  So many choices! I loved it!  Going in, I decided to pay $10 extra for the lobster since I had already won $130 at the bar on a poker machine with the $5 free play from the casino as a new member!  It was the BEST Lobster I have ever had. Succulent and sweet, it paired perfectly with the New York steak, clarified butter and fresh horseradish! I just as easily could have chosen prime rib but I wanted to save room for all the other foods I normally don't eat. I sampled and ate a little bit of everything as much as I could:  Big fresh shrimp, fried oysters, steamer clams (Soo good), salmon, BROASTED chicken, roasted turkey, wood fired pizza, garlic noodles, fried rice, garlic mashed potatoes, turkey gravy, asparagus, and vanilla ice cream cone and little pecan pie to finish off!  But there is so much more! There are different food stations: Italian, Mexican, Asian and American. I didn't even get anything at the soup and salad bar which was amazing all by itself! And the dessert section looks like a bakery! Great service and helpful staff! Will definitely go again! read more

Good foods especially $8 for a lobster tail! I guess that price only applies to members. Great view of the mountain side.

I love Falls Buffet at Sno Casino. Not just because I usually eat for free since a family member of mines gamble religiously has so much points on his card but the food is really really good. I usually go for the crab, clam and basically mostly seafood. Minus a star since the Asian dishes here is trash. Other than that, the service is phenomenal, its not overly crowded and your never waiting for them to refill another dish. They keep the food piping hot out of the kitchen. read more

A great place for buffet. We came here on Saturday for their surf and turf. Each person got 1 ticket for 1 lobstertail, and it was all you can eat everthing else: primerib (the au jus was fab), dungeness crab (yum!), shrimp, catfish (yum & buttery), mussels & clams (they looked a little sparse tonight, so we skipped), pasta, salad, a mongolian grill set up, chinese food. We didn't eat everything previously listed, but I listed just to give an idea of the spread. For dessert it was the typical spread (a variety of pies, cakes, and cookies) but there was more options. There was also a chocolate fountain to dip fruit & marshmellows. read more

DO NOT come here on a Sunday for dinner. It's king crab night and there was a FAT line lol. My friend and I waited for about 1 hour, if not longer. In the end it was worth it, but standing in front of a decrepit old man complaining about everything wasn't very fun. Luckily, we both have players cards and ate for free. Considering the amount of food you can eat, the buffet isn't too expensive if you have to pay. I overate and went buck wild on the crab. Ate so much of it, I got sick of it and switched it up to the prime rib which was decent. Service was ok, but usually is good. read more

pretty good buffet-- they have a good dose of variety and typical buffet options. chinese (meh, pass), mongolian grill (those bowls hold a deceivingly large amount) italian, mexican, salad, soups, DESSERT (get the snickerdoodlessss). prime rib is always good-- if you go on turf night you get one ticket for a lobster tail. and it doesn't hurt that my bf had enough points to get us dinner free. the line here can be obscene on weekend nights but the couple times we've come it's been fine, though it does move slow. i'd avoid brazilian bbq night and just go to ipanema in town instead-- it's really not impressive here... read more

18.95 for brunch is a bit expensive for the quality. It's a hit and miss here---bacon and eggs were pretty good. But I was dissappointed with the sirloin which was dry. IMO, it a 14.95 brunch buffet... read more

lobster! you can't go wrong. too bad you only get one though, but never ending crab legs with butter! yumm

This review is for the Sat brunch buffet with dim sum ($18.95). Unfortunately the brunch had a lot of the breakfast fare we were hoping to avoid: waffles, pancakes, potatoes, etc. Was hoping for more lunch items like their cooked salmon, etc. That said though their Mongolian bbq is always there and pretty darn delicious. Their carving station had ham and turkey - both of which was pretty good. I opted to try their clam chowder (thumbs up) vs the carrot ginger soup. Please avoid trying their dim sum. This is a buffet place inside a casino. I'm guessing that the dim sum is not made on site - instead the items are likely pre-frozen. Don't come here expecting to be wow'ed. The desserts, however, are still delicious. Go for the homemade cheesecake - so light and fluffy. Order a black coffee to go with it all since it can get too sweet. read more

We came in for dinner on a Saturday night and the restaurant was half full around 5:30pm. $25.95 per person with prime rib and crab included on the buffet plus add another $10 for lobster tail. They offer a good selection, but not as much variety as most casino buffets. Our server was very attentive and provided great service. read more

King Crab Night! Tasty and worth all the shell cracking, the king is the only crustacea worth eating from here on out for me.....everything else was decent, but honestly why come for any of that stuff (although the deserts were fantastic..on par with crab and prime rib). Also waitresses were very generous with refills, I must have had 5 juices....For the restaurant alone I'd give it 3.5 stars, but I'm rounding up to 4 because I walked out stuffed and won back more than the buffet at the tables woot! read more

I like my steak at medium-rare to rare, so theirs was great. I recommend all meats except their brisket, which was tough and disappointing. This falls buffet is a very good buffet, friendly servers and great food and dessert. There's an entire selection from a chocolate fountain to raspberry mousse. However, if you don't get your money saved up using the casino savings, a 5 person buffet on the cheapest night (Thursday) is around 135 bucks! Pretty crazy if you ask me. read more

The customer service is terrible around here the food is dry and cold I will never make an effort to turn around on i90 to come back here again I will drive the extra hour to go to tulalip casino where I know I will get good food in my opinion the chef and sue chef need to be fired to get someone in there that can improve the quality of food I also asked for a window seat and they sat me at the other side of the restaurant and I looked over by the windows and there was 3 tables open read more

I just returned from the Falls Buffet. It was Brazilian night, which meant meat on a stick! Brought to you by servers(so you didn't even need to leave your seat!!) They offered kielbasa, scallops, prawns, chicken, fire roasted pineapple(yummy!), roasted vegetables and some sort of beef cut. The servers were super polite and they were always making the rounds with something new to try. My 2 star review is mostly based on the "watiress"(whoever brings your water-or doesn't in my case). She was never around. We saw the servers with beef on a stick more than we saw her. When I saw other tables getting fresh water I got a little jealous. My other beef(haha) is with the price. We went because I had a buy one get one free coupon,$27 for two dinners was just fine. I could not pay that per person, especially since it's a 45 minute drive out there. (I understand other casinos charge that price, but they are not located in the nether-regions of greater Seattle. read more

This place just sucks! Considering there is nothing in this tiny little town and this is really their only option for upper scale dining, it's sad. Even sadder that the whole town is a casino. read more

This review is for the Tuesday King Crab legs buffet only. 4 stars for great king crab legs - all you can eat!! You can take 1 plate (usually about 3-4 legs) at a time. The prime rib that they were serving looked really good but I focused on crab legs only and did not eat much of anything else (besides a salad and a little bit of dessert). Some tips: 1. Bring your own kitchen shears to cut the crab legs. It makes it easier to eat! 2. If you are sensitive to the smell of smoke from the casino, you should ask if you be seated away from the entry area. 3. They automatically add 15% to your meal for a table of 8 or more. 4. Focus on just eating king crab legs to get your money's worth! 5. Bring plastic gloves so that your hands don't get messy from the crab! read more

I always come here when they have their crab legs. Such fresh, tasty and big legs. For unlimited legs and more $28 is not a bad deal. The prime rib is also very tasty. I love coming here with my family and friends. The service is also good. They come check on you and are really sweet read more

They charge $5 per lbs for crab on top of the buffet price. What is the purpose for all your can eat buffet when you charge extra crab. I would give it a zero star if I can. read more

Casino Buffet - You would think it would be "SPECTACULAR" but it IS NOT! The service was slow at getting drinks. The food had no taste and just plain. If your going to pay a lot for something, you want to enjoy it! read more

Had some friends in town so met them at the Casino for dinner. We went to the Falls Buffet for prime rib and lobster. The Prime rib was great, lots of flavor and super tender. You have to pay an extra $10 for a lobster tail which was very small, but ok. I had low expectations going in so I was not really disappointed. As far as the rest of the buffet, very limited selection and just "ok" as far as quality of food. North Bend is about an hour from my house so don't really see myself going back unless a special occasion. But it didn't totally suck. read more

I thought this buffet was great. I lived in Las Vegas for 5 years. I have a lot of family in Reno. I also lived out of Maryland where there were a number of pretty good buffets and lots of seafood. We went on Saturday night was the seafood buffet. The only carved meat they had was prime rib but it was spot-on. They also had BBQ chicken, broasted chicken, pork loin, pork osso bucco, several kinds of pasta, many different kinds of seafood including a couple of different kinds of salmon, seared Ahi with nice marinade in a sesame seed crust. There were several shrimp dishes featuring large plump well cooked , a Mongolian Grill, and an Asian station. It was 28 bucks a person, if you wanted to add a lobster tail it was $10 if you wanted to add a pound of Dungeness crab it was $5. I prefer snow crab and king crab which you can get on different days of the week for $5 a pound as well. But for Dungeness it was pretty good quality and it was perfectly cooked. I really think they gave me more than a pound because I have bought bought plenty of crab legs before and this was a ton of crab, it was a good three sets of crab clusters. It was so much crab I couldn't have eaten all of it and still have eaten the other things I wanted to eat so unfortunately since you cannot take it to go a lot of it went to waste. My husband got the lobster tail for an additional $10 and he said it was cooked perfectly and it was good sized as well. Of course they have the classic salad bar which is nice. They had a very small selection of fruit which I've heard other people complain about and I can see why. There was a chocolate fountain if you're into that. I tried several different desserts. They had an amazing blood orange mousse in a little brownie shell. They had a BlackBerry creme something-or-other in a little cup, some sort of Berry Shortcake that was awesome, a Blackberry mousse type thing, a lovely Tiramisu, and about 15 other desserts that looked awesome. I understand why some people are complaining about this place because I would not want to pay $30 for brunch that you had to pay additional money to get mimosas for. Especially if there's no prime rib and they're only circulating little crappy carts with very little variety of dim sum. I don't want dim sum. There are so many Asian buffets around here that I'm not going out of my way to pay that kind of money for an Asian buffet and I'm also not going to expect high-quality dim sum when I go to a casino. Go get your dim sum somewhere else. It's a very nice comfortable environment and the service was great. Know what you're getting into. If this review sounds good and you should try it. I'm going to go back. read more

Great sunday brunch buffet, and till 3 as well. blinnis, sour cream, stir fry, prawns, omelets, french toast, salads, comes with all your tea/coffee/juices, and you can go hiking a few miles away at twin peaks water fall after! great place. huge selection. read more

the quality of the food was about average. however, it's the selection of the buffet spread that brings it down to two stars instead of three. my rating might be biased, since i come from a place where buffets are the norm, so i probably set the bar higher than other people would. buffet variety ... we went for the saturday brunch buffet, so maybe the kinds of dishes they serve for brunch is not the same as what they serve at other times. but if that were the case, then they should at least have mentioned that they don't serve the brazilian churrasco meats and the rotisserie roasts during their brunch buffet. service ... the service was fair, although i wish the waiter came more often to refill my glass of water. environment ... the environment was ideal for a small group of adults to have a nice meal together. the buffet tables were clean. read more

First time to try it out. Large space and comfortable seating albeit crowded. Go early to get your spot or be able to wait for seats. Great selection of food, especially desserts although I thought not as tasty as other buffet places I have tried. For those not familiar the 'culture' of buffet eating, be patient with some people not respecting queues and waiting for turns so that you might still have a pleasant meal. read more

I come here for two different reasons. Steak or crab. On crab night I get my monies worth. I love prime rib and theirs is usually pretty darn good! A nice big slab of meat sitting next to a mountain of mashed potatoes that is topped with mushrooms and smothered with gravy....,, ya, I like that. Twice or even three times. Or until I puke in my mouth because Im so damn full and I like to be the guy that feels like he beats the casino by over eating right after I lose $200 on black! Damn you casino!!! read more

Bottom line: Your local Golden Coral is a better meal and a far better value. I know when reading these we all suspect they are good or bad. My rating is for the quality of the meal for the price (dinner for 2 = $65). The prime rib was ok, not bad, but not what you expect for prime rib (in fact it seemed more like sliced eye of the round). Same thing for the NY strip steak, it was very suspiciously like flank steak. Again, not bad...but not a strip steak. Desserts are literally of the same quality you get at Golden Coral. Even the Mongolian wok was flavorless. It was all very underwhelming, and frankly, Golden Coral provides a better meal, with more choices, for a better value and price. Do yourself a favor, unless you are here and you really want to eat here, save your money. read more