on New Years Eve and that should have been our first warning about the place. The Seven Ponies wasn't crowded at 8 p.m. We had a short wait before being seated at the restaurant. I've been in many casino's that allow smoking, but never one with such bad air circulation. When we entered the building you were immediately knocked over by the tobacco smoke. My wife and three other couples had the misfortune of dining at the Seven Ponies Restaurant at Choctaw Casino on New Years Eve. If you are in the area it is very good value and very filling.

I would not say I would make a special trip to have a meal but do not pass this place up. So overall I would rate this buffet and very high 4 as above. That was something I worried about but that was not an issue. They never let the food get low even though it was within a couple of hours before closing.

The place was very clean and the staff kept bringing out the food. I really don't care about the surroundings as long as they are clean but some people might find it un-inviting. The atmosphere was little plain and very brightly lit. The wait staff really took good care of us and kept the glasses full and the plates cleared. The other food and shrimp was very good too.

Quality was a 9 out of 10 for the prime rib. They did have a good cobbler though so, was the selection bad? I will leave it up to you. The desert selection is my only negative. Please don't get me wrong the selection is not small, just in comparison to some buffets I have been to it is a little smaller. The buffet is smaller but the selection was very good for what was on it. I will have another review about the play. We stopped by the buffet about 8PM after playing some slots. The web site advertised prime rib and shrimp and I thought, Hmmmm good price and something i like. Being a Choctaw Indian I thought I would check out another one of 'my' buffet locations. We were out on a little day trip to the area and we thought we would hit this place for dinner.

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