eagles buffet

living in vancouver, it's tough to find a good buffet place to go to. i've been to eagles buffet before and it's better than most places. eagles buffet is located inside tulalip resort casino which is next to the seattle premium outlet. it was $19.95 per adult and for kids it's $9.45. i was too busy grabbing food and totally forgot to take snapshots of the place for you all! but i took photos of my food! being the pig i am, i had 3 full plates at this place! (pls don't judge..lol)  first off, i got a big piece of salmon, beef, some broccoli (trying to be a bit healthy) and chicken! the salmon was disappointing..i ate less than a half and just left it there. it's very dry and not much taste so i don't recommend grabbing the salmon. the chicken was alright also kind of dry and the beef was very delicious!  got some lasagna, another version of chicken and i think that was fried chicken. this plate was very yummy :)  got some greens! after eating so much meat, i thought i'll end off eating

the food is amazing for a buffet and they are quick with drinks and refills. for the price it is totally worth a trip!! i will be back to this place no questions asked!!

since i always frequent the states to shop… i find myself buying things that i really do not need. i’m surprised i don’t have a nexus pass because of how frequent i go down to the border. whenever we go to eat, we just go wherever because we’re down there to shop, not eat! then when i come home, my friends say stuff like “we’re not friends anymore” or “where have you been living” when i tell them that i have not yet been to the infamous eagles buffet. i’ve heard tons of things such as “it is the most amazing buffet i’ve been to” when people tell me about it. well, i finally went down with my yolo friends to the buffet on our most recent trip to the border… since we went on a sunday, we were admitted for brunch ($17.95 usd) . richboy had a casino membership card and got us 10% off our admission. we were seated and greeted by a host who asked us what we wanted to drink. i instantly ran to the selection to see what there was, and i was real surprised… there was quite a bit of selection for breakfast. here was their continental style breakfast with cereal and pastries. huge array of salads at the salad bar. can’t pick between pancakes and french toast? here’s both! they also had deep fried crepes and additional toppings on the side.

delish!!!. went to tulalip on a bus tour and stayed at the hotel. part of the package was coupons for the buffet, breakfast and lunch/dinner. one word amazing !! the prime rib was the best i have ever had. huge selection , there is i am sure something for everyones tastes. the breakfast buffets were just as good. highly recommend this.

a lot of selection but. we went there for late lunch buffet before shopping. their roast beef was too chewy and tasteless.. salmon filets are too dry. most of their cakes are way too sweet for me. but i like their ice cream , got a lot of selection. bad services.. they serve us better after we put $10 tips on table

hey have a salad bar, various entree sections that feature different international cuisines (chinese, mexican, italian, american), and even a mongolian grill! heh heh and of course, they have an extensive array of desserts too! so even though i try to eat clean most of the time i believe in moderation so typically i’ll try to make half of my plate veggies and the other half can be whatever i choose to try. i’ve never had tamales before and i tried them for the first time today. they are actually quite nice!

...had wild sockeye salmon, roast beef, mashed potatoes, vegetables, and some blackberries. the roast beef was perfectly cooked and perhaps the best i’ve had at a buffet. my main goal for this visit was to try their desserts, therefore i found it justified to also get 3 scoops of ice cream and a banana cream pie.

my guest and i have been trying to dine here for over a year now. a few complications, including having the time off and the energy for a drive down to states, were a few of the road blocks we faced. this coupled with previously failed attempts, made today’s final visit all the more sweeter. today the buffet wasn’t closed and the line to enter wasn’t a couple of hours long. after all the food was descent, but certainly not worth a two hour wait to eat it, in under one. the timing and our hunger finally lined up. when you know you are about to indulge in a large meal, where eating all you can is the challenge, you set yourself up for success. this was done by grazing early to get our metabolisms going and then starving yourself hours before. so we were prepared to truly eat all we could. the buffet is in the “tulalip” casino attached to the “tulalip” hotel. easily identified by its killer whale mascot. walking in and judging solely by the bodies in front of the spinning slot machines, t

too smokey. the layout of the seating area is open; so be prepared to breathe in lots of second-hand smoke.

eagles buffet is located inside the tulalip casino but minors are allowed at the buffet. we went for lunch (usd$12.95 each) the price includes one beverage, food, and coffee or tea at the end of your meal.

great food and great price. spent a lot at the expensive tulalip bay restaurant and by comparison this is fantastic. really good food - salads, fruits, soup (the split pea and beef barley were among best i've had), asian, carving ham/beef/prime rib, the mongolian grill, ice cream bar (with hot fudge/caramel) and the cookies and deserts are fantastic. i guess there is something positive about just going up and getting what you want without waiting 30-45 minutes for a waiter to bring it. the pumpkin pie was really really good. great selection. breakfast is about $11 each/lunch about $12 ea. and dinner about $22 each. the servers do a good job clearing plates and keeping the beverages full.

their food is pretty good for the price of around $12 per person, being fast turnover and a made to order pasta and mongolian grill. they also alternate between crepes and hand scooped milkshakes.

good value. stopped there after shopping at the neighbor premium outlets. full buffet with many options. went there close to noon, so both breakfast and lunch items were available. things seems to be freshly prepared. a nice touch is the mongolian grill and the very extensive ice cream bar. based on the price i paid, it was a really great value. ah! it is kids friendly even though it is tucked in the wings of the casino.

with school and work, i never really get a full day off and my mom works really hard as well- seven days a week for her. so last weekend on good friday when we both finally had a day off, we took advantage of it and went to the states for a day trip. of course we were accompanied by the wangs, our partners in crime. the officer at the border even asked us if we travel to the us together often (i guess they must have records in their computers), we said we were best friends. anyway, i knew it was going to be a serious shopping trip because i was rudely awoken at 6:30 am. i didn’t even have a chance to shower! it was barely noon before we got hungry so we drove over to eagles buffet, located in tulalip resort casino, right beside seattle premium outlets. we have been here several times before but i don’t really think much of it. it’s a typical buffet with reasonable prices, a little on the higher end side, at least relative to old country buffet. there was a short queue and we waited may

eagles buffet, tulalip casino, 10200 quil ceda blvd., tulalip, wa eagles buffet tulalip casino 10200 quil ceda blvd tulalip, wa if you’re shopping at seattle premium outlets this black friday, be sure to stop by the eagles buffet for a bite to eat in the tulalip casino. it’s walking distance from the outlet, and the food selection is decent. after a full day of shopping, we waited for about 15 minutes in line for dinner. when we were seated, a server came by to take our drink orders. i’m not sure why they don’t have soda fountains available for self-serve. if you’re ordering iced tea, don’t forget to ask for sweetened iced tea. in canada, it’s assumed that iced tea is sweetened but apparently ‘iced tea,’ in the states is just that, a cup of regular ol’ tea with ice in it. no sugar. no lemon. eagles buffet, tulalip casino, 10200 quil ceda blvd., tulalip, wa we got very ambitious on our first run and loaded up our plates. yes, mine is the one without much veggies on it. eagles buffet, tu