5 Best Buffets near Atlantic City

“I don't know where else you can get a pound of smoked salmon, prime rib, skirt steak, made to order omlette, for under $30. Those broiled carrots are to die for. Server will also get you a small bottle of champagne for 12 or 13 bucks, you can make at least 4 mimosas with that.“

“This buffet has a good selection of food that is always kept replenished and neat. The salad bar is excellent with all the fresh options you could want. It’s not a typical casino buffet with a large selection of entrees. While limited selection, it has enough for anyone to have a good meal. There is a dedicated pizza bar that always has a regular pizza but has different types of pizza coming out of the oven regularly like the breakfast pizza that had bacon egg and avocado and was delicious. The Chairman’s Club is overlooking the marina with large floor to ceiling windows giving it a nice atmosphere. This time we sat at a table but usually we sat at the bar. Drinks or also included and service has always been excellent. While it’s totally free, it’s only open to Chairman lever card holders.

Parking: Parking at Golden Nugget is free.“

“Overall a decent buffet in AC! Came here for dinner Saturday night—just the regular buffet, not the seafood one that is only Wed-Fri. Prices are $42.99 per person, somewhat reasonable for a casino restaurant.

Good variety of food options—my top favorites were the prime rib, smoked brisket, and grilled salmon! Desserts were pretty good too—especially the coconut macaroons.“

“Amazing food and great selection of sushi and Chinese food! Love the seafood pasta too!“

“UPDATE:wow, n wing is completely different from when i reviewed it poorly 2 years ago. they completely renovated the place to look more modern and got entirely new staff (which are incredibly nice and actually know how to cook). food is 10 times tastier and better and I dont leave feeling like im gonna barf. awesome selection of appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. great to be able to choose your own music as well!CONS:- Food is extremely, extremely greasy. I would have a better chance of catching a greased up pig than this food if it decided to run away.- Weird food that is just a bunch of random things put together and has a label slapped on it (I am not talking about multicultural food, but food that just seems like a bunch of leftovers)- Undercooked/overcooked food- Found hair in food a couple times- Very little variety- Friend has gotten food poisoning multiple times- Desserts are bad- Meat is dry or slimy- Very little choices for people with dietary restrictions (Vegan, Gluten free, etc.) I also don't know if it's safe for people with food allergies to eat here.- Floors are sticky sometimesPROS:- Staff is very hardworking and kind- Place is mostly clean- Good coffee- Arcade- Good icecream- Has soy-milk for people who can't have real milkEveryone at Stockton feels this way about N-Wing but Chartwells (or whoever is in charge) chooses to ignore the mass amounts of complaints. This is the only place on campus where you can get cooked vegetables and "healthy food". However, the food here is not healthy at all. I always leave with a stomach ache because of how greasy and over seasoned the food is. The school claims to be a supporter of healthy choices but clearly they are not. The only places I can afford to eat are N Wing (unlimited food for a meal swipe), Chik-fil-a, and Primo's (both very unhealthy) because of how expensive everything is and how restrictive our mealplans are. After visiting Rutger's university and experiencing how good their food is (keep in mind they have to feed thousands of people and can still make quality food) I refuse to believe Stockton's food is rated number 10 in the state. 10/10 would not eat here again ( ͡° ʖ̯ ͡°)“