Food at the buffet was good,casino was cool,can't say you will win there,I think someone lost…read moretheir rent money,they were outside crying,but good experience.

We picked this because it was midpoint with a remote coworker. The hotel is decorated beautifully…read more Very disappointed with the buffet. $29.99 on weekends. At noon, they still had a majority of breakfast items which I don't mind but hubby wasn't interested. The one isle of lunch items consisted of 10 things that didn't look appealing. My hubby tried the prime rib and said it was horrible. No taste, tough and a huge vein in the middle. The breakfast buffet is nice. Food was okay; however for $30 you just expect more! Last time for us.

10/10 experience! Went with my family on spring break and they did not disappoint! Terrence was a…read moregreat waiter and Shane went out of his way to play our song recommendations. They even tried to change a tv channel for us.

Worst of the worst! Waited a half hour (Not crowded by the way) for the worst horrible food and…read moreworst service I have ever had. Shameful.

I visited Infinity Buffet at Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel in Biloxi, Mississippi [1980 Beach Blvd]…read moreon Monday, 06/08/26 around 8:00 PM. I opted for the dinner buffet with Snow Crab Legs, which was priced at $44.09 with a player's card. Literally, I focused on eating crab legs the entire night. I did not bother to get anything else, as I was in crab heaven. I spent a total of 2 hours inside the restaurant, demolishing about 10 snow crab leg clusters. The crab meat was sweet and delicious in every bite. The crab also paired well when dipped in melted butter. Overall, I left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied. The price point was truly reasonable at a nice value. The inside of the restaurant was clean. The customer service was standard and met expectations. I will be coming here again when visiting Biloxi.

Overall, this buffet was just ok. I guess it's kind of worth it if you want to eat crab legs/shrimp…read morethe whole time, but both the crab legs and shrimp were overcooked when we ate here. The rest of the food was relatively flavorless (fried chicken, mac & cheese, etc.). The buffet itself was very crowded, and we had to wait around 20 minutes for our table. The service was lacking. Our drinks were brought over, but we were not asked for a refill the whole time we were there. Not really worth $50 a head for seafood, or $27 a head for the regular buffet. Save your money and time and eat at a nicer restaurant!

Misty fake review. If you visited 10 years ago and played $20 what on earth makes you think you…read moredeserve $25 in fsp.

Uberd to the SP and was blown away with the slot selection, massive buffet and friendly staff!…read moreWill return !Eric

Awesome viewing area. Great for big sporting events. Need a reservation for big events but a common…read morefirst come first serve area.

I've visited several casinos over the years, including Beau Rivage in Biloxi and the Bellagio in…read moreLas Vegas, and Beau Rivage remains one of my favorite casino destinations. What keeps me coming back is that I feel like I get value for my money. Compared to many casinos, Beau Rivage has been generous with complimentary offers, free play, dining credits, and other promotions. While gambling always involves risk, I personally feel like my money lasts longer here, and I've had some enjoyable wins over the years. Although I haven't personally won more than $1,000 at one time, I've seen many reports on social media and heard from family and friends who have won several thousand dollars here. The property itself is beautiful, clean, and well-maintained. The staff is always friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere makes for an enjoyable experience whether you're there to gamble, dine, or relax. One thing I really appreciate that often gets overlooked is the restrooms. The women's bathrooms are very spacious with a large number of stalls, which makes a big difference during busy times. Even when the casino is crowded, you don't feel packed in or waiting forever. Everything is kept clean and well-organized, and it's one of the more comfortable restroom setups I've experienced in a large casino. Parking is a bit of a long walk from the garage to the casino floor, but I personally don't mind it because it gives me some extra walking and exercise. For those who prefer convenience, valet is a good option, especially for seniors or anyone with mobility concerns. My biggest concern is the cell phone service inside the casino. Most of the time, your phone will not work properly once you're deep inside the building, especially in the casino area. It feels like being underground or in a basement where service drops completely. To get a signal back, you often have to walk closer to exits or the security desk area, or wait until you leave the casino entirely. In today's world, having reliable phone service is important, and this is definitely something Beau Rivage should improve. As for the dining options, I've eaten at Stalla, Salt & Ivy Coastal Kitchen, and several of the other restaurants on the property. The food quality has generally been good, and the restaurants provide a nice dining experience. Salt & Ivy Coastal Kitchen, in particular, stands out. The food was very good and better reflected the comfort food, Southern flavors, and Mississippi Gulf Coast cooking that I was hoping to find during my visit. I think some of the other restaurants at Beau Rivage could take notes from Salt & Ivy when it comes to menu development and food preparation. While many of the other restaurants serve good food, some menus feel more generic and don't always capture the local flavors and culinary traditions of Mississippi and the Gulf Coast. When I visit Biloxi, I want to experience food that reflects the region, and Salt & Ivy does a much better job of delivering that experience. The buffet is decent and offers a variety of choices, but I would also like to see more regional favorites and authentic Gulf Coast cuisine. With Beau Rivage being such a premier destination in Biloxi, I think the food program has the potential to better showcase the area's culinary traditions. The only thing I'm still waiting on is a complimentary room offer! Hopefully that comes with future visits. Overall, Beau Rivage continues to be one of my favorite casinos. Between the beautiful property, enjoyable gaming experience, generous promotions, and quality amenities, it's a place I recommend to friends and family. A few improvements to the food offerings and phone connectivity would make the experience even better.

The casino and rooms are excellent. You always see folks cleaning, tidying up. So many food…read moreoptions. Did walk over to the island side because no room at the roulette table. Only stayed for the few minutes to double my money on black. The smoke-free casino on the beach side was very good- big windows, good space between the games, restrooms nice. The bands on the tall stage on Friday and Saturday night were both great- played covers. Tables are good, dealers good. Rooms are very nice- comfy beds, roomy shower, can tell everything is new and all the chosen decor is good. Pool was so nice- fabulous swim up bar and the whole area was great- great vibe- scenery- had giant jenga and cornhole set up. Only two things in the room were subpar- a cheap plastic toilet seat and lid- thin plastic- super cheap and it moved around, guess one of the bolts had broken. Then, the shelf under the sink is constructed with cheap particle board. Definitely some costs were cut and noticeable. Also the first impression while actually on the property was extremely bad. The parking garage is disgusting. It needs a power wash. Elevator, posts, every surface looked so grimy. Trash and odd and ends, like leftover construction equipment, landing place for junk storage. There are no lines for the parking spots- cars parked at whatever angle they picked. First impression bad, but overall was a very good stay and would adjust arrival time to avoid the parking garage. Definitely recommend.

Wow the worst buffet ever. They were 12 of us in our group and everyone to a person was…read moredisappointed. The hot food and soup was cold, over cooked or burnt. I had a slice of lemon meringue pie and it was hot. I spoke with a manager to point out our displeasure and he told us he would address it. I told him it was unbelievable that their people would put this food out knowing how it was. The highlight was our server she did an excellent job so kudos to her. It'll definitely be a long time we before we return, we definitely like their Dock Side Deli restaurant. Kudos to Island View Casino's social networking specialist Lilly G, for taking the time to address our concerns I'll definitely let the group know, and that we might consider revisiting the buffet again at a later date to see if they've stepped up their food quality.

I visited Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel in Biloxi, Mississippi [1980 Beach Blvd] on Monday,…read more06/08/26. CASINO SLOTS EXPERIENCE: In order to play at the slot machines, it was ideal to get a player's card. I interacted with Jonathan (Slot Player Ambassador); he was super kind and quick to get me all set up. I proceeded to participate at a total of two slots: Genghis Khan (GK) and Mo Mo Mo Mummy. I wasn't scoring too much with G.K. However, the Mo Mo Mo Mummy game was very promising. With the insertion of a $100 bill, I won $70, which wasn't too shabby. I cashed out the $170 at the ticket redemption machine. BLU: The bar located on the 9th floor was incredibly gorgeous. I was amazed by the entire ambiance. I ordered a Strawberry Lemon Drop and Hot Bacon Jam Oysters. Both were super delicious and they were discounted during Happy Hour! INFINITY BUFFET: I opted for the buffet dinner with Snow Crab Legs, priced at $44.09. I focused on consuming crab legs that entire evening. They were so delicious, juicy, and cooked to perfection. The melted butter was such a great pairing. PARKING: There were so many spaces available throughout the hotel property. I managed to find direct parking in front of the casino/hotel. Self-parking was complimentary to all guests, whether staying at the hotel or even just visiting for the day. Overall, I was impressed with Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel. The slot machines were beyond entertaining, the buffet was great with the AYCE Snow Crab Legs and the bar was spectacular with small bites, drinks, and atmosphere. The next time I visit, I will heavily consider staying in a hotel room.

Came here to stay a few days for Mardi Gras weekend in New Orleans. We found Treasure Bay that was…read moreclose enough for us to travel back and forth to LA. Security at the front was a little rude but no worries. Ladies at the desk were nice and we had a great check in. The rooms were not bad at all. We had a nice view looking out. In addition, we took advantage of the casino annnnnd omg, the crab legs. I was so freaking full. The next day I tried a place on the 9th floor, I believe it was called, "The Den". The older woman who serviced me was super sweet. The food on the other hand was not so good!! Over all I had a great stay. Went to a local club one night and had a blast.

I stopped by to order chicken fried rice. Service was standard, and the ambience was flat and dull…read more The restaurant looked outdated and needs to be remodeled. There was no smell of Chinese food or flavors in the air as I drove up, or entered the restaurant. I wasted my time and money. What a let down! My stomach literally said, "What is this???" The chicken tasted undercooked and suspect, and the rice was mushy and overkill. Thumbs down for me!

The worst low quality Chinese food buffet! I hate when Asians in America get lazy on the authentic…read moretaste and serve up slop. Everything was either overcooked or not cooked enough like that stinky smelling bbq chicken, horrible! All the seafood was bad. The seafood was mushy and bland. The beef was extremely tough and chewy. The vegetables were way too crunchy. The deserts tasted like farts. Sour bitter fruits. Nasty baked sweets that were disgusting. People around us complained as they continued to shovel the slob into their pie holes. Mind you the food looked good and fresh But The food tasted bad. The food tasted bland. The food tasted old. The food was overcooked and some undercooked. Scuzzy and dated with an off smell.