Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in Phoenix

"A north Phoenix go-to since 1988, it offers softball-sized vegetable samosas, chicken tikka all bright orange and bursting with flavor, deliciously deep-fried and buttery fish pakora, impossibly rich matar paneer, and an assortment of biryani rice dishes and breads. That last part includes glorious garlic naan, a requisite for sopping up all that fragrant sauce. The deeply seasoned scents of Delhi swirl through your car until you reach your destination where you open the containers to unleash a tandoori tornado of mint, cardamom, and turmeric."

"You can’t go wrong by ordering takeout from this Indian restaurant, some of their popular menu items include vegetable samosas, bright orange, and flavorful chicken tikka, and deliciously deep-fried and buttery fish."

"a full churrasco dinner ($49.95, $25 for ages 6-12, seniors and veterans) offers a traditional Brazilian steakhouse buffet meal with a twist. Choose from more dishes including fresh seafood, roasted fish, salads, cheese selection and steak – plus a special menu that includes grilled turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, corn and cranberry sauce. Reservations required."

"The Brazilian steakhouse is a phenomenon that has hit America right in the taste buds, and Phoenix now has its own version- Galeto. The concept is churrasco: a traditional way to c..."

"it was good they need to keep buffet area clean but our server wasn't good we want water he never asked us we had to get up go ask other server to g..."

"Great go to place to get ice cream especially during the summer. Very good prices on water. Plenty of carts to load and unload your water jugs."

"Staying power: In an era when new restaurants aim to create a vintage look, this rustic spot — launched by Fred MacAlpine, aka Mac or Mr. Mac — in the Coronado neighborhood is the real deal. Pick your favorite piece of nostalgia and it’s probably here: vintage jukebox that takes coins; swivel stools at the soda counter; old-fashioned egg creams and dozens of flavored sodas; plus an antique shop that sells throwback clothing and collectibles. The step back in time lives in every bite of Americana dishes, from burgers and hot dogs to the toasted cheese sandwich and stuffed tomato salad."

"One of the most loved eateries in Phoenix is MacAlpine’s Diner and Soda Fountain – and it’s also among the oldest that still stands in Phoenix. The building started out as a pharmacy in the 1920s before adding a soda fountain in 1938 – and even then, it was a soda fountain and pharmacy until 1991 before becoming a diner!. If a diner can be fun and provide entertainment, MacAlpine’s certainly does just that."

"Open since 1938, this diner has kept its fountain, malt machine, and all the gum that greasers left beneath its counter."

"Located near the Arizona State University in Tempe, Insomnia Cookies is yet ANOTHER cookie joint is famous for its freshly baked cookies, ice cream cookie sandwiches, cookie cakes, ice cream pints, long shop hours, and late-night deliveries. *Open daily Monday-Wednesday 11:00am-1:00am, Thursday-Friday 11:00am-3:00am, Saturday-Sunday 12:00pm-3:00am, minis, vegan, gluten-free options & nationwide shipping also available. *Unlike Crumbl Cookies & Dirty Dough, Insomnia Cookies focuses MORE on the actual cookie dough taste and LESS on the wild fillings and toppings"

"Insomnia Cookies will cure your sweet cravings with warm, delicious cookies, brownies, cookie cakes, cookiewiches, ice cream and milk. The store is conveniently located near campus and Mill Ave and offers delivery around the Tempe area through 3 a.m."

"If you’re in the mood for a good burger and some delicious crinkle-cut fries head over to Shake Shack!. Shake Shack originally started as a hot dog cart inside Madison Square Park in 2001 and eventually expanded to have 300+ locations across the United States, including 5 restaurants in the Phoenix area. *All locations open daily at 11:00am, they even have their own cookbook"

"The burgers are really good, shroom burger really good and a good option to put a lettuce wrap for anyone who doesn't want to eat bread, cringle..."

"1301 Grand Ave., Phoenixfive15arts.comA collective, artist-run exhibition venue featuring Arizona artists. The gallery shows creative and original contemporary art, and has featured such artists as Susan Risi, Deborah Hodder, and many others."

"Main St., Scottsdalelegacygallery.comSpecializing in Western, wildlife, landscape, cowboy, and American Indian art. Also features bronze and stone sculpture and hosts individual and group shows. Artists include Gayle Nason and Carrie Ballantyne."