I highly recommend the Waterfall Buffet here, though-it is consistently one of the best buffets I've ever experienced (and I've been to a whole bunch in my lifetime). Very sparse entertainment options most of the week, no hotel rooms to relax and enjoy the beautiful views in, and a lackluster, oddly-sterile, just-OK arcade without much variety.

What it is lacking is anything to do except gamble and eat.

We look forward to more visits in the near future.Red Hawk is a beautifully-designed casino located in naturally-beautiful foothill surroundings, with mostly friendly service, slots that seem to pay off decently (when you're not on a losing streak, that is), a terrific buffet with a gorgeous view, and is very well-maintained overall. Overall, it was a pleasant experience and we're happy to see this buffet reopen. From sushi, classic Chinese dishes, to a full-on roasted pig with a carver at the ready to serve you any part of that pig. Saturday Brunch had a myriad and diverse selection of foods to cleanse almost any palate. If you're inclined to have an alcoholic beverage, those can still be ordered while in the buffet, but you will have to wait for one of the cocktail waitresses to stop by to take your order. Service has changed a little bit, with drink service now being self-serve unlike before where you could order your drinks from your wait staff. Overall appearances of both the tables and the general areas around were clean and tidy. We stopped in on a Saturday for brunch and were lucky enough to get a table by the window. That being said, it was nice to stop in and try the buffet and take in the view if you're lucky enough to get a table by the window. With the cost of literally everything going up these days, it was inevitable that the cost of the buffet at Red Hawk Casino would go up too. The buffet has been closed for some time now, both due to COVID-19 and a remodel that Red Hawk undertook, which delayed the reopening of the buffet.

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