17 of the Best All-You-Can-Eat Spots in Cleveland

Stancato’s

7380 State Rd., Parma

“Our group of thirteen had a wonderful dining experience at Stancato’s. The food was delicious and the service excellent. We will definitely return and tell our friends all about this awesome restaurant!” Paula P. on Yelp

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Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen

8101 State Route 241, Mount Hope

A buffet out in Amish country? Sign us up. Mrs. Yoder’s Special Recipe Fried Chicken and the buttermilk fried shrimp are two standouts here, where you can go for a breakfast, lunch or dinner buffet.

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Tandul

505 Professor Ave., Cleveland

The only Indian restaurant in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland features a wide variety of Indian items at their buffet, including a large offering of dishes for meat-eaters and vegetarians alike so everyone leaves here with a full belly.

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The Buffet at MGM Northfield Park (formerly known as Hard Rock Rocksino)

10777 Northfield Rd., Northfield

This extensive buffet features all the options, from local favorites like meatloaf, to an Italian section, an international section featuring tacos and orange chicken and a carving station.

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BD’s Mongolian Grill

1854 Coventry Rd., Cleveland Heights

Head to historic Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights and you won’t be disappointed in these all-you-can-eat bowls. You go through a buffet and pick what meats, veggies, sauces, spices and noodles or rice you want and then hand it to a griller, and enjoy the deliciousness.

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Texas de Brazil

Multiple Locations

Texas De Brazil came to Woodmere and Westlake in 2016 to bring another Brazilian-style steakhouse to town. In addition to an extensive buffet featuring vegetables, soup, salads, sushi and more, the servers walk around with spits of 15 different cuts of meat.

The Club Section at Progressive Field

2401 Ontario St, Cleveland

Watching the Tribe while enjoying as much food as you can eat sounds great to us. With a variety of offerings, including fries and onion rings, pizza, popcorn, nachos, hot dogs and more, the Tribe takes all of the typical baseball foods and offer them up with a ticket for those sitting in Club seats.

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Pickle Bill’s Lobster House

101 River St., Grand River

Grand River is a bit of a hike, but it’s worth the trip for all you can eat lobster, because, frankly, their unlimited offerings are unlike anywhere else. You can get unlimited fish-n-chips ($23.99), prime rib ($45.99), Lake Erie walleye ($32.99) and perch ($35.99), shrimp ($26.99), Alaskan snow crab ($72.99), deep fried scallops ($21.99) and occasionally all you can eat lobster (not currently offered).

The Buffet at Jack Casino

100 Public Square, Cleveland

This buffet has one of the largest selections of food in town with a rotating station in addition to their Italian, American, Carving and Rotisserie, Asian, Salad and Pastry stations. There are also daily specials like make-your-own sliders on Monday, Taco Thursday and Fish’n Chips Friday.

Photo via @JackCleCassino/Instagram

Kintaro Sushi & Hot Pot

Multiple Locations

All you can eat sushi may make it sound like the quality isn’t great, but that’s not the case at Kintaro’s four locations (Akron, Fairview Park, Brooklyn and Medina), where for $14.99 for lunch and $25.99 for dinner, you can eat all of the sushi you want, but don’t take more than you eat, or you’ll be charged for it. In addition to unlimited sushi, the price also includes staples like miso soup, edamame, gyoza and tempura and even full teriyaki or hibachi meals.