Buffets in Prescott

“I've eaten here several times and have never had anything but excellent food. The atmosphere could be improved by hanging drapes or other sound absorbing items.“

“I recently visited the Golden Corral in Prescott, Arizona with a group of friends over the weekend. I want to start by saying the food was excellent. Everything we tried was fresh, hot, and well-stocked, and honestly the quality of the buffet was the highlight of the entire visit. Unfortunately, the service was a completely different story. Our waitress, Faby, was assigned to our table but barely checked on us throughout the meal. Several times she was on her phone, made eye contact with our table, and then turned the other way instead of coming over. Our drinks were rarely refilled, and there were long stretches where no one came by to check on us at all. Another thing that stood out was that she was drinking a Starbucks while working and spilled some of it, but didn’t clean it up or wash her hands afterward before continuing to move around the dining area. That felt really unclean and honestly concerning in a restaurant environment. I want to be clear that I’m very understanding when it comes to tipping—I used to be a waitress myself, so I know how hard the job can be. But I also understand that tips usually reflect the level of service provided. When we handed her the tip, she looked visibly upset about the amount, which was frustrating considering how little attention our table received during the meal. Again, the food itself was great and is honestly the only reason this experience wasn’t a complete disappointment. I’d still consider coming back for the buffet, but I really hope the service improves in the future.“

“My son liked it that's what counts. I wish they had their buffet or main dining time open a little longer. It smelled great but we ended up having to eat al a cart which is open a lot but it's just not the same I don't think. but like I stated previously my son says the food is great he's happy with it that's what counts in my book.“