Grand Buffet offers international selection

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Grand Buffet offers international selection

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Grand Buffet offers international selection

Grand Buffet

offers international selection

A wide combination

of cuisine is available under one roof at Grand Buffet VII in Fayetteville's

Banks Crossing shopping center.

The restaurant

is a sister establishment to the Grand Buffet in Morrow on Mt. Zion Road,

and part of a company established 10 years ago in upstate New York.

One of the

first things a diner notices about the Fayetteville location is its space

about 10,000 square feet. Yet the atmosphere is clean, friendly and relaxing,

right down to the musical background for customers to enjoy.

The large facility

can seat in excess of 300 people in the main dining room, with a separate

party room for about 65 people. The party room can be booked at no extra

charge other than the standard buffet and drink prices.

Grand Buffet

VII offers an all-day, all-you-can-eat buffet, gift certificates and catering

for off-premises parties. The buffet includes Chinese, American, Italian

and Japanese cuisine and totals more than 200 items each day.

Typical all-day

choices include lasagna, seafood Scampi, macaroni and cheese, pepper sausage,

fried scallops, fried fish, chicken finger and buffalo wings. The dinner

buffet includes snow crab legs, cocktail shrimp, fried shrimp, fresh oysters

and mussels, frog legs and even prime rib.

Gift certificates

are available in any amount with no expiration date. Off-premise catering

is also available at any time with free delivery. Mongolian barbeque and

sushi bars are offered free of charge to customers, who can order whatever

else they like and dishes will be prepared on-site.

Grand Buffet

VII is open at 11 a.m. seven days a week, closing at 10:30 p.m. Sunday

through Thursday and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 678-817-6789 for

more information.

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