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We have a restaurant called Country Buffet, I only eat breakfast there, I'm not a big buffet fan.

OTOH....when I was in Wendover Nevada, they had a $8.95 prime rib buffet, that was great.
 
I've always enjoyed the Ponderosa all you can eat buffet. Rather basic, but I like it.

But way better than that is Sokolowski's University Inn, although it is really cafeteria style (don't know how you're defining "buffet").
 
Since the title reads "Best Buffet" and not "Cheapest Feed Bag", my vote is for the Riverside Café at the local Gaylord Convention Center. Weekend bruch is 22 bucks, which includes a gourmet lunch bar..breakfast bar...desert bar...salad/fruit bar...and beverages. While there is nothing wrong with the local feed bags, there is simply no comparing the two...22 bucks to roll-out after feasting on multiple gourmet entrees, sides and deserts is a bargain. I'll post a link if I can off of my PocketPC.
 
Brasa Grill Steakhouse

An awesome Brazilian Steakhouse (all you can eat meat carved at your table) with a full buffet of "sides." Pretty expensive ($35), but well worth it for those with big appetites.
 
Old Country Buffet

but when I go to the lake cabin, Grand Casino Mille Lacs buffet is the friggin bomb! Sure Mystic Lake Casino is 5 minutes from my house but I'll wait to go to Grand Casino. One of the best buffets for like 8 bucks (Mistake Lake is 11)

Gotta love them Indian Casinos (thats all we got here in MN)
 
In Elk Grove Village, IL...a suburb just NW of Chicago, there is a small catering outfit on Devon near Wooddale Road, and you pretty much would never know it was even there unless you were looking for it. (there's a Salt Creek BBQ and King Taco in the same area) Anyways, this place would publish a menu every monday, and have a buffet consisting of two entrees, and all your sides and dessert. It was open only for lunch, and you pay a small fee to enter a modest dining room, and its all you can eat from there. They had something different every day and the food was incredible. I mean, this was in no way a huge smorgabord like you get at old country buffet or the like, it was just as if they were catering somebody's personal affair, and you were just paying to join in.

either way, I just thought the whole concept was great. They pretty much were just hosting a 'public tasting' to promote their catering business that from what I could tell, it became a little bit of a lucritive side business in its own right....Its been a while since I've been out that way, I sure hope its still there...
 
Ryan's Steakhouse went out of business here, so we have a few Chinese buffets and maybe 2 other buffets. Golden Corral or a chinese restaurant called King Buffet here are probably my favorite and best buffets I've been to. I like Ponderosa, but their variety compared to other places isn't as great. KFC's buffet is good when you actually win that rare game of freshness Russian Roulette. LOL
 

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