All You Can Eat Buffet For A Great Value. Golden Corral offers a legendary endless buffet featuring an abundant variety of quality, made-from-scratch food at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Enjoy over 150 items including home-style favorites like pot roast and fried chicken, premium items like fried shrimp and signature hand-cut USDA Top Sirloin, a robust bakery with fresh baked cakes and pies, and made-to-order omelets at breakfast. To Go options are available including Weigh & Pay by the pound and online ordering for Curbside Pickup and Delivery. A good price and unmatched variety for Dine In and To Go, make Golden Corral a restaurant with something for everyone where guests can come together to eat as they please. The Only One For Everyone.
Family-friendly buffet chain featuring all-you-can-eat American fare, plus salad & dessert bars.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Northwest Suburbs, 1591 S Randall Rd, Algonquin, IL 60102
Phone: (847) 658-8899
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She tells me the price has changed in the system and the TVs will be changed later today. Maria says it’s only 60 cents more. I told her that is false advertisement and the price should be honored. Maria says she can’t. I ask to speak to a manager, she there isn’t one on site, then I ask for a supervisor, same not on site, then I ask phone #, I didn’t get one.
After the back and forth with Maria, I told her forget it, I will leave and go elsewhere. She says I will give you the discount. The needless bk and forth and she had the ability to give the discount at the beginning.
As I was leaving the counter a employee comes in to clock in for their shift. Maria then speaks ill of me with the other employee in Spanish. I am not fully away from the counter. I am bilingual I understood what was said.
At least wait until a person leaves the restaurant to say whatever.
Management do better, poor customer service
Food was outrageously cold. A lot of the meat looked as if it was sitting out for many hours, not safe to eat. None of the food labels even matched, some of the meat was so poorly prepared I couldn’t even tell what it was.
Deserts looked smashed and mangled, poorly made.
I posted a picture of this meat, paper thin, dry, and looked like cardboard.
Condiments on table were expired.
Restaurant was dirty with food stuck to walls, needed to be vacuumed, and flies everywhere.
For a restaurant next to the Algonquin commons, this doesn’t make any sense.
Overall, this was an absolutely gross experience. I’m not a Karen, and I wasn’t expecting much from a golden Carrol, but this place really needs to be shut down and gain new management. Any customer that comes here will likely not come back or spread very bad reviews of this company to others.
And if you made it this far, I would compare eating at this place to a restaurant in some unincorporated Indiana Trailer park town staffed by people with no cooking or restaurant experience. To think I paid $25.00 a plate….
This is an affordable, all-you-can-eat, American-style buffet. In the last years, they’ve added a bit more variety and diversified their offerings slightly. You’ll still find the basics — pasta, mac & cheese, chicken, pizza, roast beef, and a salad bar — but now there’s also steak at the grill (expect a line or some wait at times), a taco bar with custom quesadilla requests, and even a waffle station. And they get bonus points for having disposable gloves available at the buffet stations.
I genuinely enjoy the salad bar and soup stations. They usually have chili, chicken noodle soup, and my favorite — clam chowder, which is surprisingly decent. My typical plate includes salads, cooked vegetables, a little meat, some soup, and yes… I’m a sucker for the pizza, which my kids also love. We always finish with dessert. The dessert section is extensive: pies, cakes, donuts (new), an ice cream machine with edible cones, and plenty of toppings like M&Ms, gummies, caramel and chocolate syrup. They also have bagged cotton candy ready to go — and yes, you can take it home. Naturally, this is the kids’ favorite area.
What could really use improvement — is the building itself. It’s clearly overdue for renovation, especially the restrooms (at least on the women’s side). They’re usable, but barely. Some stall doors don’t close properly, some require double latching, and others need a full body shove to shut. Toilet paper holders are falling off their hinges, automatic flush buttons don’t always work, and you sometimes have to flush manually. The sinks and hand dryers do work, and there is soap and paper towels available, but overall the space could use better upkeep, fragrance, and general maintenance. I’m not complaining — just pointing out that aesthetics and functionality could definitely be improved.
That said, we still come here fairly often — a few times a year at least. It’s affordable, easy, and the kids love it. Dinner pricing for us was $10 per child and $18 per adult. Kids’ meals include drinks (like strawberry lemonade), while adult sodas are an extra $3.59. During the week, kids can sometimes eat free or for as low as $3 with a paying adult, though we usually come on weekends and haven’t tried those deals. Also, during the summer reading months, they partner with local libraries to give out free meal tickets for kids who participate which is nice. Then year round, there is also senior pricing available.
We consistently receive great table service from Dominic, who clears plates quickly, refills drinks, and works very hard — we always make sure to tip him. The rest of the staff also seems to work hard. During our most recent visit, they were decorating for Valentine’s Day, and there was even a painter working on the glass, which was fun to watch. Additionally, they have a couple TVs in the dining areas and it keeps the kids entertained for a few minutes. I see many families come whenever we dine and kids settle in with their iPads. This place is definitely a go-to for many.
Overall, we’ll continue coming back, as we’ve done many times before. The food quality is average — exactly what you’d expect from a buffet — but you’ll leave full if you come hungry. As with any buffet, this is not a great option if you have food allergies, strict dietary restrictions, or concerns about cross-contamination.
In short, if you know what to expect, this can be a decent, no-hassle dinner option and a nice break for parents who don’t want to cook multiple meals at home.
Bonus tip: During colder months, the tables near the hot foods & dessert bar tend to feel warmer than those near the salad bar (as those areas have cool air for the salads) though the salad bar dining side is closer to the restrooms.