Silverton Buffet Review including Prices & Hours
Silverton Buffet Review including (further down the page) Hours and Prices. Not a cheap Vegas buffet because its dinners and brunches are similar to any average Vegas buffet, unlike some truly budget Vegas buffets. The only budget prices comes from midweek lunch. If you are interested in only ‘almost-fr
ee’ Vegas buffets, this is not the one for you for dinner or weekends.
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Yet another revamp! t’s always been the kind of buffet, away from the main tourist areas, which most Vegas tourists don’t know about; however, it’s now good food & a nice environment for budget prices (but only during midweek lunch, otherwise the prices are not budget at all!). It will not make the list of the very best buffets in Vegas, of course, mostly because there is no real dish providing the wow-factor nor is there enough variety to make it a memorable experience (as in the case of the huge Studio B, for example). However, when we eat at Silverton we expect a decent, nice, buffet and we have never walked away disappointed. They have special senior’s days, for example, so you need to bear in mind that on ‘theme’ days the food choices will reflect the theme. So, if you drive, do stop by and check it before committing. Every buffet host will let you go through the stations to decide if you want to eat there. If your expectations are not unrealistic for this mid-week lunch price, you will like it. It’s a good affordable mid-week lunch choice (especially now with the new chef and the recent changes); it’s an affordable option if you happen to drive around that area (mostly suitable for those located South Strip, where the choice of good buffets is very limited and you don’t want to drive all the way to Studio B at M Resort. Moreover, they offer a large variety of special dinners with a small discount for players card holders (easy and free to obtain on the spot).
Ambiance & Décor (Silverton Buffet Review). I find the Silverton buffet comfortable and spacious, at times offering almost a ‘quiet and intimate’ atmosphere, with plenty of booths and nice dim lights so you can actually enjoy your meal without being blinded by bright lights. I found it inviting; the absence of any significant line up was also welcome. One of the things I dread every time I go to huge, good and affordable Studio B (or even at the super affordable Red Rock & Palms buffets) is the long line up (I know it’s worth it, so I endure it, but it’s long!). But at Silverton you just arrive and get seated, more or less. So, if you are in the area (more on the location further down) and fancy a quick, affordable lunch costing you around 10 dollars, here you won’t waste any time. It may be a little different for their special dinners and on weekends.
Fresh. With the new changes the focus here is on serving fresh food; on a different ‘league’, this is provided by the delicious Mirage buffet, but we do welcome such efforts from a ‘budget’ buffet.
Food Stations (Silverton Buffet Review). Here you can find the-omnipresent American & Comfort Food (including macaroni & cheese, mash potatoes & yam), a carving station (the popular sir loin as well as roast beef, chicken, turkey & ham); a Mexican station (grilled fish tacos alternated with ground beef tacos, Menudo (tripe soup, made of stomach and/or bowels), Albondigas (meat balls) soup and/or Pozole (another meat soup); a Seafood station (including shrimps & cocktail shrimps – clams, oysters, cod, cedar plank salmon & cod); an Asian station (which includes Beef & Broccoli, Egg Rolls, various soups, Pad Thai alternated with Chow Mein); an Italian-style section (which includes a popular made-to-order pasta and of course pizza) are here, as well as a good salad bar with good toppings (including artichokes!), a made-from-scratch dessert section and a fruit section. You can also find a specialty station, which varies often, as well as a popular omelet bar (breakfast and brunch). Vegas can find some grilled vegetables & other vegetables in various stations, but nothing different from what most Vegas buffets offer; the salad section at the Silverton buffet stands out from many other cheap buffets because they offer great toppings such as the expensive artichokes; how long this is going to last for, I don’t know: I find that many Vegas buffets start well and then ‘slip up’.
The dessert section is average but supposedly ‘made from scratch’, which is always a much better way to serve desserts; it also includes chocolate strawberries and (of course) Neapolitan ice cream flavors.
On special dinners you’ll find the widest variety of food; moreover, for Sunday Brunch (some call it Bellini Brunch, named after the cocktails they serve) you’ll enjoy good eggs Benedict (nice sauce, if they can keep it up), Sushi, prime rib and, for the alcohol lovers, Bellini cocktails with orange, raspberry and mango amongst others.
2 for 1 and free buffet promotions
They recently introduced a by-one-get-one free deal (some call it BOGO); this takes place once a week (the day of the week changes), provided you have a players card (you can sign up there and then) and, on the day of this special deal, you can print a coupon to be used (on the day) for the buffet; this makes an already affordable buffet even cheaper: you can have lunch for as little as 5 dollars (with the promotion). The totally free buffet promotion is for those signing up to their players card and earning as little as 50 points through casino play; this one is not hugely different from what many other casino properties offer, especially if outside of the main tourist areas. Any of these deals are particularly attractive during the higher priced weekend brunches and dinners, when 20 dollar entries become a super affordable weekend meal for only 10 dollars.
Tip on line ups: the Silverton buffet is usually rather tranquil with little or no line ups; however, on 2 for 1 nights it can get rather crowded, so give yourself some time.
Hours and Prices (Silverton Buffet Review):
Dinner Friday – Lobster Feast Buffet
3pm – 9:30pm
($41.99 with Silverton Rewards card)
$45.99 Regular Price
Featuring Fresh Seafood and Lobster Dishes! The menu includes: Ahi Tuna Poke, Crab & Shrimp Salad, Peel & Eat Shrimp, Oyster on the Half Shell, Assorted Sushi, Carved Coffee Crusted NY Strip, Hot Smoked BBQ Salmon, Rosemary Crusted Turkey, Cajun Broiled Oysters, Crawfish Boil, Lobster Tacos, Shrimp Scampi, Stuffed Crabs, Oven Roasted Lobster Tails, Crab Cake Stuffed Lobster Tails, Lobster Mac n’ Cheese, Assorted Desserts & Pastries, Hand-Scooped Ice Cream
Dinner Saturday – Polynesian Buffet
4pm – 9pm
($21.99 with Silverton Rewards card)
$23.99 Regular Price
Island dining at it’s best! Enjoy featured items like ahi poke, sushi, suckling pig with crispy skin, pork lau lau, lomi lomi, chicken curry and more.
Bellini Brunch Sunday
10am – 3pm
($17.99 with Silverton Rewards card)
$19.99 Regular Price
Lunch Monday – Thursday, Saturday 11 am – 3 pm
Lunch Friday 11 am – 2 pm
($10.99 with Silverton Rewards Club card)
$11.99 Regular Price
Dinner Sunday – Thursday
4pm – 8:30pm
($14.99 with Silverton Rewards card)
$16.99 Regular Price
Buffet Hours (Silverton Buffet Review):
Monday: 11am – 3pm (Lunch) 4pm – 8:30pm (Dinner) (Senior 50+ Club All Day Buffet)
Tuesday – Thursday: 11am – 3pm (Lunch), 4pm – 8:30pm (Dinner)
Friday: 11am – 2pm (Lunch), 3pm – 9:30pm (Lobster Feast Buffet Dinner)
Saturday: 11am – 3pm (Lunch), 4pm – 9pm (Polynesian Dinner)
Sunday: 10am – 3pm (Brunch), 4pm – 8:30pm (Dinner)
*Mondays are 50+ Buffet Day – Seniors age 50+ enjoy 50% off a Buffet all day when they show their Gold, Platinum or Diamond Silverton Rewards Club card, printed coupon and a valid photo ID.
Location & How to Get There
Located south the the Strip, about 10 minutes by car, it’s not a place you can easily go unless you are renting a car; however, if you happen to be in the northern part of mid Strip, there is a free shuttle service from the Forum Shops (outside of course), which are part of the huge Caesar’s Palace complex. The shuttle is small and the service is infrequent, but you can read details on their own page. Besides this Silverton Buffet review, we strongly recommend that you read out cheap but good Vegas buffets page, which is more detailed and probably much more useful to Vegas visitors.
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