I love buffets. Something for everyone. All you can eat. Reasonable prices. Unfortunately, during our recent visit to Vicksburg, Mississippi, the four buffets at the four riverboat casinos were temporarily closed because of COVID concerns. Which is the best buffet? What do you prefer? We started at the Farmer's Pick Buffet at the Casino Vicksburg, located at 1380 Warrenton Road, so we didn't have to go any further. The word was out. All the buffets in Vicksburg were temporarily closed. We have dined at the Casino Vicksburg before. It always has been our favorite, the oldest and the best. For $22.95 per person, you can't go wrong. Bring a big appetite. From southern fried chicken to Mississippi catfish to sausage to ham to roast beef, from fruit to breads to soups to salads, from potatoes to pasta to vegetables, from pies to cakes. Fresh and delicious. We always make a habit of spending our allotted $10 on the slots, then relaxing with an enjoyable meal courtesy of the buffet.
Ken H
$25 per person and I would have to say, it's certainly not worth the price you pay. Meat selections were limited and the meats were dry. Seemed they had been out on the buffet for a while. Veggies were good. As for the desserts, again, the selections were limited. The cake selections were flavorful but very dry. The pies were flavorful as well but they need to figure out a different way to keep the desserts cold. There was so much condensation and water on the plate that the pie crusts were soggy and soaking wet. First time here and will also be my last.
Peter Y.
The food at the Vicksburg ms ladyluck casino was pretty good at lunch time. The price for 1 is $10. A nice variety of food ranging from baked, boiled, and fried. Some of the boiled vegs are over cooked for my taste, but for other selection they were good. The customer service could be a little better. No body ask how I was or ask how was the food. Only time I see anybody when they collect the plates without say a word. Good food, bad customer service!
I love buffets. Something for everyone. All you can eat. Reasonable prices. Unfortunately, during our recent visit to Vicksburg, Mississippi, the four buffets at the four riverboat casinos were temporarily closed because of COVID concerns. Which is the best buffet? What do you prefer? We started at the Farmer's Pick Buffet at the Casino Vicksburg, located at 1380 Warrenton Road, so we didn't have to go any further. The word was out. All the buffets in Vicksburg were temporarily closed. We have dined at the Casino Vicksburg before. It always has been our favorite, the oldest and the best. For $22.95 per person, you can't go wrong. Bring a big appetite. From southern fried chicken to Mississippi catfish to sausage to ham to roast beef, from fruit to breads to soups to salads, from potatoes to pasta to vegetables, from pies to cakes. Fresh and delicious. We always make a habit of spending our allotted $10 on the slots, then relaxing with an enjoyable meal courtesy of the buffet.
$25 per person and I would have to say, it's certainly not worth the price you pay. Meat selections were limited and the meats were dry. Seemed they had been out on the buffet for a while. Veggies were good. As for the desserts, again, the selections were limited. The cake selections were flavorful but very dry. The pies were flavorful as well but they need to figure out a different way to keep the desserts cold. There was so much condensation and water on the plate that the pie crusts were soggy and soaking wet. First time here and will also be my last.
The food at the Vicksburg ms ladyluck casino was pretty good at lunch time. The price for 1 is $10. A nice variety of food ranging from baked, boiled, and fried. Some of the boiled vegs are over cooked for my taste, but for other selection they were good. The customer service could be a little better. No body ask how I was or ask how was the food. Only time I see anybody when they collect the plates without say a word. Good food, bad customer service!
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