Old Country Buffet
What People Are Saying About Old Country Buffet
The Editor
Gina Goff
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In Short
A strip-mall mainstay throughout U.S. suburbs, this buffet-style restaurant caters to ravenous families who pay a flat per-head fee for all the comfort food they can chow down. Serving stations present everything from fried chicken to shrimp scampi, macaroni and cheese to steamed veggies. A do-it-yourself dessert bar allows diners to make their own sugary indulgence from a supply of brownies and cakes, syrupy toppings and multiple flavors of soft-serve ice cream.
User Reviews
Anonymous
July 18, 2006
My family has been going here for many years. We love the service, and the value of the meals. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to have a good time, and leave full. They are a great deal, depending on how much you eat. They have a wide selection of food at dinner time, and everyone can ususally find something that they like. This is one of the few places around, where you can eat until you are full, have three courses, and still leave without the bill hurting you too much. I think it is like 10 bucks for dinner, but like I said, that includes everything. Their salad bar is my favorite. This restaurant is very clean, and the staff is excellent. Recommended! PROS: Very clean, great staff, great selection of food CONS: It can get busy on friday nights
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June 16, 2005
This is the best place to have breakfast. They offer so many different breakfast choices and the food is always fresh and you walk out full and satisfied. The bathrooms could be cleaned a little bit better.
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ladikris68
May 22, 2005
I love OCB because my kids can all have what they want as can Mom and Dad. Sometimes they can be slow to pick up dirty dishes but for the most part this is a great place to eat if you are into getting a great value. I wish they would mix up the menu a little more but that would be my only complaint.... :D
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The Extras:
In addition to lunch and dinner service, most locations are open for breakfast, with traditional dishes like scrambled eggs, pancakes and carved ham on offer.
Save Money:
Seniors over 60 years old can purchase a Senior Club Card for $1. The card entitles members to a small discount off the regular adult price for one calendar year. Discounts vary by mealtime and location.
Know Before You Go:
Although gratuities are welcome, they are not standard or expected.
Category:
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Family Style Dining, Buffet, Group Dining, Carry Out
