The Chain Restaurant With A Massive Breakfast Buffet On Weekends
After a hard week, few dining experiences can take the edge off of work demands and weekend revelry quite like a breakfast buffet. With spreads of buttery, savory, and sweet favorites to choose from, even the most bleary-eyed among us can find items to fill a plate and fulfill morning cravings. While Golden Corral is known for its vast buffet offerings, breakfast eaters, in particular, will find special delight in the recipes positioned in the metal trays during the weekends. Depending on how hungry you are, you can certainly make good use of all the choices and leave satisfied on a lazy weekend morning, without having to step foot inside of your own kitchen or wash any plates.
Note that Golden Corral's weekend breakfast buffets can vary according to location, and the items and offerings may differ depending on which Golden Corral you cozy up to. The buffets also only last until around 11 a.m. If you are lucky enough to be able to partake in the ample selections of hot and cold food choices, you'll be met with comforting classics like scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage links and patties, hash browns, pancakes, waffles, cinnamon rolls, and buttermilk biscuits.
No diner will leave hungry
For diners looking for something hearty to round out their meal, separate omelet sections offer visitors customized choices of eggs made with add-ins such as bacon bits, ham, crumbles of sausage, and diced vegetables like green peppers and mushrooms. Lighter eaters may appreciate the cold breakfast section stocked with an assortment of cereals and yogurts, donuts, fruit, and juices to peruse. Regardless of the foods you pile onto your plate (or two, we don't judge), you can dress up your selections with cheese sauce, vegetables, maple syrup, whipped cream, honey margarine, and strawberry toppings.
For insatiable appetites and those with a demanding sweet tooth, desserts such as fruit cobbler, bread pudding, and an assortment of ice cream, cakes, and pies can be the punctuation point for your weekend gastronomical event. Faced with so many options, you may want to strategize your dining approach as you enter the restaurant. Adults can expect to pay around $13 for the buffet, and a gift card can be an easy gift for a last-minute present or an office colleague who is often out late on Friday nights.