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| - If you're at Silver Sevens with a meal comp *and* are very hungry & will be OK with just a little variety, or are staying at the Silver Sevens without easy access to a car or taxi, then eat at this buffet. Otherwise, go elsewhere & get better quality food for the same $$ or less. There's a great variety of decent restaurants within walking distance of Silver Sevens that can fill you up for around the same price.
I'm a 'local' that eats at a variety of casino/hotel buffets several times a month. I had no expectation that the Silver Sevens buffet would be anything close to the Wynn or Caesar's Palace (I haven't been to them yet) -- I knew not to expect much, yet I was still somewhat surprised at how little they had.
I tried the Silver Sevens buffet last night for dinner, having a 50% off coupon that I got from one of the weekly local hipster magazines (note: 'hipsters' do not go to Silver Sevens -- that's one plus...). Even just paying a little over $7, I was disappointed with the selection & quality of the buffet items, when for about $15 or less, I can get much greater selection plus a little better quality at various other hotel/casino buffets, such as those at the Station-brand casinos.
From what I could see, the place was relatively clean. Service was friendly, however my iced tea glass sat half-full or less for about 20 minutes before the waitress came over & asked if I wanted more. I didn't even want a refill because their iced tea mix/concentrate was rather stale and/or very cheap quality compared to everywhere else I get it at.
The buffet does have the basics -- a small salad bar, meat, fish, poultry, vegetables & potatoes. I don['t know if it's a nightly event, but on my Wednesday night visit, there were small, chilled shrimp & oysters. I'm a vegetarian so I didn't touch them, but even if I wasn't a vegetarian, I probably would have been very hesitant to consume such raw food at this buffet.
While I was eating, I was hoping to be a little productive by using my phone to check my email -- not sure about the rest of teh casino or hotel, but the buffet area did not offer wifi.
The desert bar was actually pretty good, and the only thing on-par with the many similarly-priced buffets in the LV area -- it had a variety of cake & pie slices, cookies, a self-serve ice cream (chocolate & vanilla), plus toppings. One very cool feature -- self-serve rootbeer spigot next to the ice cream machine, to make yourself a root beer float.
I'm very much aware that people have different tastes & financial abilities. The Silver Sevens Casino is exactly what I expected it to be, and god bless 'em, it serves a demographic & hopefully makes a profit. Perhaps the buffet does too, however, there are many, many similarly-priced options with a much nicer selection & quality of food elsewhere in the area, so even with a weekly supply of those 50%-off coupons, I have zero desire to ever come back to the buffet at Silver Sevens.
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