
After a successful debut on Food Network’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives in January of 2023, Chickpeas Mediterranean Cafe will soon serve its menu buffet style. An extensive array of over thrity Indo-European salads, appetizers and hot items and desserts ranging from Vegan and Vegetarian to Lamb, Beef and Chicken dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6110 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103
Phone: (702) 405-6067
Website: http://www.chickpeaslv.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Chickpeas | All-You-Can-Eat Mediterranean Buffet in Las Vegas
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Reviews
They offer all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant with a wide variety of delicious Mediterranean, Indian, and Iranian dishes.
The food is fresh and delicious.
Literally they have 30 options that you can choose from : kebabs, wraps , salads, pizzas , bowls, plates , they offer from savory foods to sweets dishes and they do have Halal options for meat and they do have seafood as well.
This place is absolutely incredible ,both the buffet and the takeaway options are excellent . The quality and taste of the food are way above expectations, especially considering how affordable the prices are.
For only $20 bucks all you can eat Mediterranean food is just outstanding.
It honestly feels like you’re getting luxury-level food for a fraction of the cost.
They have inside and outside seating area .The ambience is casual and relaxed, very comfortable chairs.
It is located in a shopping plaza with a large parking area.
The staff are polite, respectful, and genuinely welcoming ,they make you feel at home from the moment you walk in. That kind of hospitality makes a huge difference, which is very rare and very hard to get in Vegas.
If you are looking for a really friendly budget Buffet place for Mediterranean food in Las Vegas this is a must stop and you will not be disappointed.
We highly recommend it!!!
They have a great variety of hot and cold dishes, the flavor is always 10/10, the food tastes fresh and nourishing.
Raquel and Dijon were very kind and hospitable.
This is a 1st time visit and the review is strictly for the lunch buffet on a Saturday. Although there were other patrons it didn’t seem that busy for a weekend lunch.
Atmosphere: 2.5⭐️ The place isn’t anything spectacular. It seems a little cramped inside. I think the types of chairs, although nice looking and comfortable, take up a lot of room. Apparently some years ago this restaurant was visited by Guy Fieri for his Show. On a few TV’s they had their section of his show on loop along with a local newscast saying their restaurant was visited by Guy Fieri. I’m already in your restaurant. I don’t need them to brag about something that happened years ago. I don’t like Guy Fieri, especially on loop while eating lunch.
Cleanliness: 4⭐️ Everything seemed rather clean. The tables were bused rather quickly and when people left they were also cleaned quickly. The buffet line was also kept clean. I didn’t not use the restroom to see how clean that was.
Service: 3⭐️ Since it was a buffet there really wasn’t much interaction with the staff but they seemed rather friendly.
Food Quality and taste: 2⭐️ maybe it’s just me but nothing on the buffet line was great. It was just ok. I’ve been to other Mediterranean restaurant where the food stands out. There were a couple of Indian dishes that seemed out of place. One key to great Mediterranean food is the pita bread. They had the pita bread in a chafing dish on the buffet line. By the time we were eating it was as hard as cracker. Not edible. My friend went and asked an employee if we could get some fresh pita bread and he said they were out (if you’re out of something, run to your nearest grocery store and get whatever you need). But my friend went and asked the cashier and she said she’ll get us some. When the new bread came it was definitely rationed but not really good pita bread at all. Also, to me, it seems like everything had a touch too much of whatever spice they used for that dish. The baba ganoush was good.
Price/value: 1⭐️ Since my friend picked this place he told me it was $20 for the buffet. And I looked online, and that was verified. When we arrive they have a “weekend price” of $27 including tax. My ex favorite sushi restaurant does this.
It is for no reason that benefits me nor probably most patrons that come into dine. Just a way to get a bit more money out of you. If the food was great I might justify spending $27 for a lunch. So the value isn’t there at all.
Summary: Overall my experience was more “meh” than good or bad. Will I come back? Most likely not. But not because of a bad experience. There’s just a lot of other options out there.
For about $20 it certainly was cheap enough for AYCE on most food except Lamb shank was one per customer which was huge enough and 2 kinds of desserts were sufficient. Free mint water, lemonade, tea and coffee.
Overall service was good.
The seafood (salmon was very dry, shrimp kinda tasted stale) I would pass. The meat choices were several and filling. The salads were not bad.