Biloxi Casino Buffets

A lot changed at the buffet counter over the last few years. Several Coast casinos pulled their buffets during the pandemic and never brought them back, so if you're working off an old guidebook — or an old version of this one — you can end up driving to a casino for a buffet that closed years ago. Here's what's actually open right now, plus what to skip.

The Buffet — Beau Rivage

Still the buffet everyone in Biloxi measures the others against. Beau Rivage put real money into a refresh a few years back, and it shows in the live cooking stations — a Mongolian grill, a carving station, made-to-order pasta and omelets — running alongside royal red shrimp, fried Cajun catfish, smoked ribs, and prime rib. The kitchen also rotates a monthly "Global Cuisine" feature; August's theme is Peruvian, with lomo saltado and empanadas showing up next to the usual spread. It's picked up Casino Player Magazine's award for Overall Best Dining and the Sun Herald's People's Choice for Best Buffet, and the crowd on a Friday night backs that up.

Breakfast runs $18.99 (Monday–Friday, 8–11am) and lunch is $24.99 (Monday–Friday, 11am–4pm). Dinner is $32.99 Sunday through Tuesday and $34.99 Friday and Saturday, both 5–9 or 9:30pm — note that Wednesday and Thursday drop dinner service entirely and close at 4pm. Weekend brunch runs $32.99, 8am–4pm Saturday and Sunday.

Palace Buffet — Palace Casino Resort

Palace Casino Resort built its buffet around four live-action stations instead of one long steam table: Flames for prime rib and pizza, Comfort for Southern classics and fried chicken, Coastal for boiled shrimp, stuffed crab, and fried clams, and Wok for a build-your-own Mongolian stir-fry. It won Reader's Digest's pick for Best All-You-Can-Eat Buffet in Mississippi and Best Hotel/Casino Restaurant at the 2026 Best of Coastal Mississippi Awards, and the Coastal station's hush puppies alone are worth the trip.

Lunch is $20, dinner runs $30–32, and weekend breakfast or brunch lands between $15 and $32 depending on the day. Players Club members knock $1–2 off, and kids under 4 eat free with 25% off for ages 4–12. Lunch runs 11am–3:30pm most days; dinner goes to 10pm Friday and Saturday, 9pm the rest of the week. Saturday and Sunday add breakfast starting at 7am.

Infinity Buffet — Treasure Bay

Seafood is the whole point at Treasure Bay's Infinity Buffet, upstairs on the second floor. Snow crab legs are out every day, and Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday add Dungeness crab and whole lobster to the line. Carved meats, pasta, and a full dessert bar round it out, but the crab is why people come back.

Breakfast is $13.49 (7–10am daily), lunch is $14.99 (10:30am–1:30pm weekdays), and dinner is $26.99 on weekdays or $48.99 for the full crab buffet on weekends — Saturday and Sunday dinner service actually starts at 10:30am and runs straight through to 10pm. Players Club members get a discount on top of that.

Biloxi Bay Buffet — Boomtown

This one's brand new, or new again: Boomtown shut its old buffet down in March 2020 and left it dark for five years before reopening as the Biloxi Bay Buffet in April 2025. The comeback menu leans into Gulf Coast comfort food — whole fried catfish, Cajun surf and turf, a weekend crab feast, and carving and dessert stations to round it out. Boomtown also dropped the 21-and-up policy that used to keep the casino floor adults-only, so this is a buffet you can actually bring the kids to.

It's closed Monday through Wednesday. Thursday and Friday run lunch 11am–2pm and dinner 3–9pm (Thursday) or 3–10pm (Friday), with the Thursday dinner built around a $37.99 Cajun surf and turf special. Saturday and Sunday run 11am to 9 or 10pm with an all-day crab feast for $49.99. A basic lunch is $17.99, and kids 5–12 get 25% off with kids 4 and under free.

The Buffet — Island View Casino Resort

Head out to Gulfport and you'll find Island View Casino Resort's buffet — it used to go by "Island View Buffet" but the signage now just reads "The Buffet," same as Beau Rivage's. It's open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with boiled shrimp and fried chicken alongside Italian and Asian dishes, a carving station, and a Creamery counter for custards, sorbet, and gelato. Tuesdays add a build-your-own taco station. Call (228) 314-2100 to check current hours and pricing before you drive out — Island View doesn't publish them the way the Biloxi casinos do.

Buffets That Have Closed

Save yourself a drive: IP Casino's Back Bay Buffet is gone, and Golden Nugget, Harrah's Gulf Coast, and Scarlet Pearl all pulled their buffets during the pandemic and never brought them back — Harrah's Gulf Coast is actually the old Grand Casino Biloxi site, rebuilt after Katrina, and its buffet didn't survive the rebuild either. Hard Rock's Satisfaction! Buffet is the one exception worth knowing about — it's not a standing restaurant anymore, but Hard Rock still runs it as an occasional weekend pop-up, so check their site if you're set on it.

If you're planning a casino-hopping night, Beau Rivage and Palace are your safest bets for a full spread any day of the week — just watch Beau Rivage's Wednesday and Thursday dinner blackout, and call ahead to Island View since its hours aren't posted online.