The Encore Boston Harbor Buffet: Feast Like a High Roller (Without the Rollercoaster Prices)
Let's face it, folks, buffets are kind of a gamble. You go in with dreams of endless crab legs and mountains of mashed potatoes, but sometimes you end up with lukewarm mystery meat and questionable jello creations. But fear not, adventurous eaters! The Encore Boston Harbor Buffet is here to raise the buffet game.
So, how much does this fancy feast cost?
Here's the good news: The Encore Buffet won't break the bank. We're talking about prices under $30 for lunch and under $40 for dinner. That's a steal for a chance to pile your plate high with gourmet goodies. Weekend evenings get a slight bump to under $45, but hey, it's the weekend, you deserve a little splurge!
Pro Tip: Feeling fancy? Breakfast is actually served buffet-style at the Rare Steakhouse, but that's a whole other delicious story.
But is it worth the price?
Let's just say, your taste buds will be doing the Macarena. We're not talking about your average buffet fare here. Think carving stations piled high with juicy meats, a dazzling seafood selection (hello, crab legs!), and international flavors that'll have you feeling like you're on a world tour...all on one plate. Don't forget the decadent desserts - because what's a buffet without an epic sugar coma ending?
Still not convinced? Check out online reviews - people rave about the quality and variety of the food. Just be prepared to fight the urge to lick your plate. (We don't judge, but maybe use a napkin?)
Encore Buffet FAQs: Your Burning Buffet Questions Answered (Probably)
How to get to the Encore Buffet?
The Encore Boston Harbor is located in Everett, Massachusetts. Just follow the signs for excessive luxury (and maybe a flashing neon sign that says "Buffet!").
How to score a table?
Reservations are not accepted for the buffet, so it's first-come, first-served. Get there early, especially on weekends, or you might be waiting longer than for a royal audience with the Queen of Carbs (that would be the buffet, of course).
How to pace yourself?
This is a marathon, not a sprint, my friend. Take your time, savor the flavors, and maybe wear some loose-fitting pants.
How to avoid a food coma?
Pace yourself (see above), and maybe take a walk around the beautiful Encore grounds afterwards. Fresh air is good for the soul (and helps make room for more dessert later).
How to impress your friends with your newfound buffet knowledge?
Casually drop this fact at your next gathering: "The Encore Boston Harbor Buffet is like a Las Vegas buffet, but with better odds and less questionable neon." You're welcome.
