During the buffet happy hour, you can get $3 drinks. With this, you’re entitled to bring five guests with you in the priority line, even if those guests aren’t high rollers like you.

Those of you with a Fire Keepers Club player’s card at the Emerald or Diamond levels have your own priority line at the buffet. (And hopefully more than $2,600 in payouts on the machines!) So by my math, playing through $2,600 on the slots will earn you a complimentary lunch buffet. As of this writing, $2 in slot play for example, equals one point and each point is equal to one penny worth of comps. Of course, you can also redeem your Firekeeper’s Club points to earn a discounted or complimentary buffet. In some cases, (such as with the special Wednesday and Friday seafood nights), not having a player’s card will result in a $6 higher price than what is shown here. Should you not show a Fire Keeper’s Club card, you will have to pay at least $2 more than the prices listed above. There are five different levels, starting with “Ruby.” If you’re unfamiliar with it, they are free to sign-up for at the player’s club desk just off the casino floor. The casino player’s card program at Potawatomi is called the Fire Keeper’s Club.

This discount only applies during the Tuesdays buffets. If you are 55 years or older, you will only have to pay half-price for the lunch and/or dinner buffet when showing your Firekeeper’s card. Potawatomi gives seniors a discount on Tuesdays. For New Year’s eve 2019, the 5 PM to 10 PM buffet costs $45, but included all-you-can eat crab legs, NY Strip steaks and more. Pricing can change during holidays, when more elaborate dishes are served.

There is not a dinner buffet on Sunday and Monday nights. Saturday: 4 pm – 9 pm (Specialty menu that changes month-to-month): $22 Wednesday & Friday: 4 pm – 9 pm (All-You-Can Eat Crab Legs): $35 Monday: 10:30 am – 4 pm Tuesday – Saturday: 10:30 am – 3 pm $13 everyday For simplicity’s sake, all prices below are for those who show a player’s card at any level. The Buffet offers discounts for those of you who have a player’s club card (more on that below). The buffet is on the first floor, towards the back of the casino. Simply named, “The Buffet,” this culinary lineup offers a lot of variety as new menu and items are introduced frequently. Of course, the Potawatomi is the only casino in Milwaukee, however that doesn’t change the fact this restaurant remains popular and stays busy, as evidenced by the long lines you may experience – especially on weekend nights. The buffet at the Potawatomi Hotel & Casino is the best casino buffet in Milwaukee. We will update this if and when it reopens.) (Editor’s note: While the Potawatomi is open, the buffet remains closed.

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