Have you ever wanted to try a new buffet, yet be able to predict ahead of the time that it will be great? I have learned that an Arizona Indian casino is \"a safe bet\" for this! After having feasted fabulously several times at Wind Dance Buffet at Wild Horse Pass Casino & at \"The Buffet at Casino of the Sun\" near Tucson, I ventured out in that mindset to Casino Arizona in Scottsdale to their Eagle's Buffet.\n\nThe atmosphere here is completely different than at Wind Dance. Rather than bright lighting & high ceilings, the mood here is mellow & evening-like. It would be a quiet place if it weren't for the many diners filling the place & raving about the food. (Honest, they were!) It's a bit dark inside, although the nice light over my table was enough to allow me to read the magazine I always take along if dining alone. The ceiling is low, making it all kind of cozy.\n\nI started with some great clam chowder, & then went for salad. Now if you're a \"veggie\", THIS is your casino buffet! There were zillions of salad goodies on several different tables about the place, & everything was SO GOOD! There was tortellini, Southwestern/Native American goodies, some things that seemed like some kind of marinated mushrooms that were so good I could have filled up on those (!), & much more. This place is a kingly feast before you even get to the hot food!\n\nOver at the hot food area it was delicious flame broiled Albacore with Mango Sauce, Chicken Cordon Bleu, pork roast wrapped around P\u00e2t\u00e9 de Foie Gras, a Cajun Catfish dish that was out of this world, & on & on... one fabulous dish after another.\n\nI couldn't squeeze in dessert, but I must tell you that they didn't have like ten of several different things out, but rather one each of many desserts, each one different, each one beautiful!\n\nWhere we end up is that I just don't see how this place just could be any better! So are you ready for the price? It's not $100 (which I've spent for something comparable), but rather, it's $9.95!! On top of that, with your Player's Club Card it's $8.95, & they give you the card not only free, but with $4.20 credit already on it, so your net cost is only $4.75 the first time (except for the generous tip you leave your terrific server, who just helped you enjoy one of the best meals of your lifetime).\n\nIt doesn't get any better than this, people!\n\n9/17/09 Update: Mostly different food there today; still 5-Stars!
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