Blu - Verona

The new buffet 7 harvest is terrible the food was cold and bland!!! Very expensive for such a poor meal the server was missing took 20 minutes to get silverware and a napkin even longer for my coffee. May try again if I have some dining credits, try it again but give it several months to get their stuff together! I want a refund this was just bad!

The first thing I think of when I think of casinos is buffets. I've been to Vegas over 10 times and each time I go, I look forward to buffets the most. I was excited to try this buffet inside Turning Stone Casino. The casino is small so it isn't difficult to find. The coolest thing about this buffet was that they had Singaporean-style noodles and sugar-free desserts. This was surprising for me. Their dessert selection included 4 types of pie, frozen yogurt, soft-serve ice cream with toppings, sugar cookies and cheesecake. I didn't care for their hard sugar cookies. They had crab but you had to pay extra for it. They also had hot dogs and pizza. They also had crawfish, oysters, clams, sushi, Utica greens, chicken riggies, sandwiches, salad bar and fruit. I was super excited to see that they had local dishes like Utica greens. It was my first time trying it and it was pretty good. I thought the ice cream cone was crunchy and nice. We tried a December drink special called Jingle Juice that was pretty sweet. It was $8 and the cup was mostly just ice. There as a pretty long line for the buffet on the Saturday night that we came. The interior style isn't too formal but it isn't as casual as a Golden Corral.

This restaurant offers an incredible variety! The prices are excellent, especially considering the quality and portion sizes of the food.

The food was absolutely fantastic! My wife and I visited before a show, and everything was perfect. There's truly something to please everyone, and everything was served hot and fresh. We can't wait to go back!

The specialty section featured Creole cuisine with about six entrees, which were decent. For Italian, there were three types of pizza (suitable for kids) and two pasta dishes. I should mention that if someone is looking for good Asian or Italian food, places like Thai Me Up and an Italian restaurant in the food court are great options. The carving station was likely the highlight of the hot food areas. The prime rib was quite tasty and cooked just right, and the steak was also good. They offered both pork and turkey as well, along with a nice variety of side dishes. The dessert station had many options. I tried the cheesecake and some cookies. Overall, while this buffet is decent, it's not the kind of quality or variety you'd expect in Las Vegas. I would return, but I wouldn’t make the 35-minute drive just for the buffet.