
Thursday: 4 PM – 10 PM | Seafood Buffet: $65.99* Friday: 4 PM – 10 PM | Prime Rib Dinner: $45.99* Saturday Lunch: 11 AM – 3 PM | $28.99* Dinner: 4 PM – 10 PM | $45.99* Sunday: 10 AM – 4 PM | Matanza Brunch: $35.99* Closed Monday – Wednesday All prices listed are Per Person *Children ages 2 & under – free *Children 3 to 10 will be 1/2 price
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14500 Central Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121
Phone: (505) 352-7885
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Reviews
This buffet is beyond delicious and the staff are amazing and friendly. There is so much different variety of food to choose from Amazing Cuts of steak , Salmon, Kabobs, brisket, mangolian food, asian food, eastern Indian food, Sushi, made to order pasta, salad bar, Pho and a hole section of amazing delicious dessert .
I would have to say that this buffet hands down is the best one in the Albuquerque area. Amazing food, they have such a large variety of food. Worth every penny.
The staff at all the food area are super helpful and friendly.
Robert Griego (General Manager) reached out to me and my wife and apologized for our unpleasant previous experience. He invited us out to their first steak night dinner and had a table ready for us near the steak station. Our waitress was nice and accommodating. Thanks to Mr. Griego, we will be returning customers!
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Terrible, terrible, terrible, did I mention terrible all-you-can-eat dining experience at this buffet, and it started soon as we checked in with the cashiers. We walked into three cashiers talking really loud amongst themselves, and they all seemed bothered that we interrupted their conversation. This should have been a sign to run as far away from this place as possible! Especially since it was not busy, no one was in line, and there were several empty tables. We begrudgingly paid the $95 and some change since we already made the long 45-minute drive to get there, and this was our first visit since the renovation.
Another sign for us to run away from this place as far away as possible was the fact that there were several empty tables. Other than me and my wife, we may have seen 6 or 8 people dining in. Prime rib night is every Friday evening. Mind you, this is a big place that seems equipped to seat up to 100 or more people. Also, why was it slow on prime rib dinner night? Again, there was probably a reason for this, and his name is Lorenzo.
If this place is promoting prime rib dinner night, you think management would want someone serving the prime rib to be friendly, courteous, respectful, and helpful? Right? Wrong! We said good evening to Lorenzo, and we were ignored. Thinking that he may not have heard us, we asked how his evening was going, and he ignored us again. He just gave us an eye roll, then ungracefully handed us our prime rib. When we sat back down at our table, our waitress asked how we were doing, and I told her about how rude Lorenzo treated me and my wife. She insisted on getting a manager sent to our table to hear our concerns. When the manager greeted us, we explained our terrible experience at the prime rib station with Lorenzo and how he seemed to not want to be there. The manager defended him, saying he was probably just having a bad day. From someone who had previously worked in customer service for over 10 years, this is complete bulljive! I get it and understand we all have bad days. However, when someone has to greet you twice, you still say nothing, give an eye roll, that is rude and unprofessional!! Even on my bad days, I would still acknowledge the customer, and the greetings would be reciprocated.
We feel this manager escalated this situation for the worst and said he would talk to Lorenzo. We highly doubt he would talk to him, considering, after the manager left our table, he did not walk directly to the prime rib station. Instead, the manager walked in the opposite direction from the prime rib station, making us feel he did not listen or care about our concerns. Guess there was no sense in urgency. We can only assume the manager was going to wait later on in the evening to talk with Lorenzo or not talk to him at all.
Our waitress was nice and asked us how our conversation with the manager went. At this point, we were still frustrated and disappointed with Lorenzo and the manager. All we could tell her was thank you for being hospitable, but we will not be returning to this place ever again!!