Feast Buffet is exactly what it promises: loads and loads and loads and loads of options, to the…read morepoint where you start wondering how they fit all of it under one roof. Sushi, hibachi, seafood, dim sum, noodles, salads, American comfort food for the unadventurous -- it's all here. And then there's the monstrous dessert island in the center, stacked with cakes, ice cream, bubble waffles, fruit, a chocolate fountain, and more things than you can reasonably justify eating in one visit. The seating area looks like it could handle a small stadium crowd, yet the flow is shockingly smooth. Even with hundreds of people inside, the buffet lines never feel chaotic -- unless lobster or crab legs appear, at which point all laws of physics and courtesy temporarily stop applying. The one real weak spot is the bathrooms. It's obvious the staff focuses their energy on flipping tables and keeping the buffet spotless, because the restrooms don't get the same attention. They're not disastrous, but they're definitely the least polished part of the experience. Large parties and celebrations are almost always happening -- sometimes several at once -- but they're impressively non‑disruptive. The place is loud, lively, and busy, but never in a way that ruins your meal.

I've been to a lot of buffets and this place is my favorite. I never had any problems here and the…read morefood was good. The service is great and I choose my own place of sitting and no one complains. The feast has more options of food than any other buffet I've been to. A+ -hope the workers love the art piece we left them!

So many delicious dishes to choose from--egg foo young, chicken skewers, pork and scallions, etc…read more etc. etc. Good sushi and delectable desserts. We go almost one a week.

This place is nothing less than amazing. I learned the story of the family, the amazing fried food,…read moreits truly a blessing to eat here

Great food and prompt service. Honors military discount. Would go again anytime. Ate the sushi and…read morethe hot grill to order.

We were missing buffets so we decided to come for a fun lunch time! It was definitely fun. The…read moreSunday All Day buffet is priced at $23.99 and we thought it was well worth it because of the variety. The service is pretty standard and the staff were able to clear our plates relatively quickly. This is a Chinese or Asian style buffet, and we loved the Asian style fusion foods. There were rows and rows of food choices. Some of the trays were of hot food like ribs or fish, fried foods, various seafoods, a salad bar, sushi and sashimi bar, desserts or fruits, and even a DIY grilling station where you can choose your own meats or proteins, veggies, or noodles, and they'll freshly stir fry it on a hot stone flat grill top! The various seafoods included shrimp, clams, baked oysters, crawfish, and deep fried crab. My favourite was probably the sushi bar with many different rolls, nigiri sushi, sashimi, and sashimi salad. They also have an unlimited soft serve machine. All in all, a great lunch with amazing variety and portions!

I had a fantastic time at the buffet! The food was absolutely delicious. It's a bonus that soda is…read moreincluded with the meal. The majority of the dishes tasted fresh, and the restaurant was clean and relaxing. I'll definitely be returning! Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5 Noise Level: Quiet, making it easy to have conversations. Parking Space: There are plenty of parking spaces available.

Stopped by for lunch today. Been multiple times before. Consistent for a buffet. About $21 for…read morelunch. Always plenty of parking and seating. Good selection of appetizers, fruit, rolls and entrees. Pretty friendly staff.

Solid spot for a buffet if you come in knowing it's a Chinese buffet and the price reflects the…read morefood. There's a large parking lot but it's shared with Goodwill and all the other shops in the plaza so it can get pretty busy. When walking into Harvest, you pay for your party and wait until your number comes up. I came on a weekend during dinner time and although the waiting area was packed, it only took about 15 minutes. Inside, there's the main buffet area flanked by tons of seating. The food selection is pretty vast with an emphasis on Chinese food. You'll find something for everyone. There's a soda machine and tea selections for beverages. In terms of food, there's a lot. From what I remember, there was sushi, a Mongolian grill station (including steaks and eggs), noodle soup station, dim sum, pizza, typical Chinese food (fried rice, orange chicken, etc), roast beef, crab, fried foods, and desserts (cakes, creme brûlée, jello, ice cream, crepes, cotton candy, chocolate fountain). All in all, a really affordable buffet with vast seating.

The pictures seem up to date. Parking is limited, as it is next to a couple of large places…read more(Goodwill & restaurant). Came in, and staff quickly takes care of you, great customer service from register to staff clearing plates. Nice that they ask if military as you will get a discount. The food selection was large and they have a noodle grill with plenty of option. The sushi was excellent, worth the price if you grab just these two options. The rest of the food was a 1 or 2 star depending on what you get. I was shocked how poor the actual Chinese food was. It was mushy, dry or just bland. The other options like pizza, pot roast or chicken looked ok too. Plenty of seating, just need to be willing to walk around and look in all the side rooms. There was a TV and the rooms were small enough that it kept down the main section noice that you can have a conversation. The drink bar was interesting, there were 2 on one side but the other side of the restaurant had to share 1.

Good Enough for a Chill Night Out…read more The dining experience here was "good enough." For two people, our bill came out to $75 -- that includes a mandatory 18% tip added before we even sat down. We went with the standard dinner selection: unseasoned pork belly, beef brisket, marinated beef, and spicy pork. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. Can't really complain -- you're cooking frozen, raw meat at your table, so expectations should be realistic. What really stood out was the service. There was just one Korean gentleman running the floor, and he was on point the entire time. Super attentive and friendly -- definitely made the experience better. All in all, it's a solid spot. If you're craving Korean BBQ without too many frills, grab a seat -- your money's not wasted here. Thanks!

This review will be more food quality based. The service however is wonderful. Very attentive and…read morefriendly. Meat quality is really low, cheaper quality of meats for sure. Banchan are also subpar. Open late so that's a pro.

Very friendly staff, all the food was fresh was a very good price. Very good selection. They have a…read moresoft serve ice cream machine, which is very good, sushi very good selection of Asian food and including a Mongolian grill.

The food was delicious and very fresh! Everything was clean, and the staff was incredibly friendly…read moreand welcoming. We really enjoyed our experience and will definitely come back. Highly recommend!

This is a very nice facility. The service is friendly and helpful. We attended a Huey Lewis tribute…read moreband on the lawn. What a lovely setting overlooking the water. Bald eagle gliding overhead like it was a drone. Bring your own chairs (recommend higher profile). In addition, get there early has these are quite popular. While you are waiting, there are bars and food options inside and out. The food and drinks are reasonably priced. We ordered the hotdog 5/5 and the chicken wrap 5/5. The show was a lot of fun. The band was very good.

Celebrated our 28th Anniversary at Clearwater this year! What a fabulous time, fantastic food, fun…read morechoices of slot machines, our room was great, bed was comfortable and were located close to the casino. The service was friendly and prompt. It's worth the beautiful ferry ride across the water, plus ended we getting our ferry costs refunded at the Players Club. A win WIN!

I'll let the Google Local Guides and Elite Yelp Squad handle the easy metrics and standard…read more"housekeeping items." Guess that was a little on the nose, eh? Me? I'm here to review the things that actually matter during a hotel stay: * Bed size & comfort * Pillow game * Shower facilities * Towel game * Amenities that stand out Now then ... Jen and I sleep on a Queen bed at home, so every King-size hotel bed arrives with one simple promise: "This better be an upgrade." Thankfully, The Point Casino & Hotel delivers there. The pillow-top mattress absolutely carried its weight and made for a comfortable night's sleep. BUT. Why are we still doing square pillows in 2026? C'mon now, Point. Get it together. Decorative pillows are one thing, but these felt like geometry homework sitting on the bed. Now the shower game? Surprisingly strong. The rainfall-style shower was easily one of the standout features of the room. Ours even had the dual-head setup -- a standard shower head plus a lower horizontal shower head that can run simultaneously. It felt less like a hotel shower and more like I accidentally unlocked a spa side quest. Towel game? Respectable. Not luxury-resort fluffy, not sandpaper gym towels either. Solid middle-of-the-road performance. Amenities-wise, the room leaned modern: * Plenty of USB and power outlets exactly where you want them * Large TV * Comfortable lounge seating * Clean, updated feel throughout Now, for context, Jen and I were there for a grand total of 9.5 hours ... and roughly 8 of those were spent asleep. That means the hotel accomplished its primary mission successfully. One important note, however: this is an old-school casino that still offers both smoking and non-smoking areas. If you're sensitive or allergic to cigarette smoke, keep that in mind before booking. Unfortunately, my fiancée's allergies flared up pretty badly during our stay, so it's worth considering if smoke exposure is a concern for you. Final verdict: The Point Casino & Hotel understands comfort better than it understands pillow aesthetics. Strong shower game, solid bed comfort, modern amenities, and a room that did exactly what we needed it to do. Those square pillows, however, are committing hospitality crimes against sleep posture.

My experience at The Point Casino was extremely disappointing, and I won't be returning…read more The first thing that caught my attention was a handwritten sign on a King Kong slot machine saying it was "not accumulating rewards points." An hour later, after playing, and leaving, the sign was gone. That immediately raised concerns. At around 7:00 a.m., there were very few guests in the casino--mostly security staff, slot technicians, and janitorial staff. I also noticed technicians checking machines after jackpots, which made me uncomfortable, even if it may have been routine maintenance. I also experienced problems with the slot machines accepting tickets. On two occasions, the same ticket would partially slip into the machine instead of feeding correctly until a technician showed us how to insert it. I also found that redeemed tickets did not extend very far out of the machine, and I didn't hear an audible alert when one printed. Because of that, I walked a few 100' away from a machine and left my ticket behind, turned around and they had already wiped that machine clean figuratively and literally! I immediately reported it to security. I was asked how much the ticket was worth and where the machine was located, then told someone would review the surveillance footage. After waiting about 30 minutes, I was told they had seen someone leave and that I could report the incident to Tribal Police. I left feeling that my concerns were not taken seriously. Whether the ticket was taken by another guest or someone else, I was disappointed with how the situation was handled and the lack of urgency or customer service. Our hotel stay was also disappointing. The room was advertised as sleeping four people, but it contained only one king bed and a standard couch, not a sofa bed. When we asked about accommodations for four, we were brought a sheet, blanket, and pillow for the couch late at night, which was not what we expected for the price we paid. The Pizza Café staff were not particularly friendly during our visit, and our overall dining experience was poor. We also spent time in the Boom Boom Room to watch a live band, which was excellent. Unfortunately, one individual monopolized the small dance floor with erratic, high-kicking dancing for an extended period, making it difficult for anyone else to dance. In my opinion, staff should have stepped in to ensure everyone could enjoy the space safely. Overall, between the slot machine issues, the lost ticket, the response from security, the hotel accommodations, and the customer service, this was one of the most disappointing casino experiences I've had. I won't be returning. I don't want to hear your "I'm sorry about your experience story either because YOU ARE NOT! I WAS THERE!! YOU HAD YOUR OPPORTUNITY!" PS WAS NOT A $$ LOSER

Good value and food!…read more Went to the Friday night prime rib buffet and for $36.99 ($29.99 seniors 55+), it was perfectly fine. Prime rib was soft, flavorful. In the Asian section, had things that you may not normally see in a buffet (pigs feet!). Also there was a Mongolian grille where you could choose meat and veggies, and they cook it for you. Alcoholic drinks were in addition to the price, but pretty reasonable. (A glass of wine was $7. ) Servers were attentive and tried hard to provide good service. All in all, a nice experience.

We visited for a birthday dinner with a group of 9 and left pretty disappointed…read more The buffet was $36.99 per person, plus an automatic 15% service charge for large groups. For the price, the food was average. Nothing was particularly bad, but nothing stood out either. What really impacted our experience was the service toward the end of our visit. Our reservation started at 5:45 PM, and we had until 7:45 PM. However, around 7:15 PM, a waitress began repeatedly staring at our table, making it feel like we were being rushed out before our allotted time was up. We were celebrating a birthday and hadn't even finished dessert, but the atmosphere became uncomfortable enough that we decided to leave early. Guests should be able to enjoy their full dining time without feeling pressured to leave. Overall, the experience didn't justify the cost, and unfortunately we wouldn't return.