Butter Churn

An all-you-eat spot usually is not one that bodes well. Butterchurn is by far the exception. Large dining room, well-stocked salad bar. The fried chicken was excellent- and good veggies choices. The sample of gumbo was flavorful and good. Sugat-free puddings as a dessert option in what can be a desert for the diabetic amongst us. The staff clearing plates and refilling beverages were pleasant and engaging - please tip them well - they earn it.

We had a great experience. Being from the U.S. Virgin Islands we always appreciate great customer service. Natasha exceeded all our expectations. She is by far the best server anyone of us has ever experienced. I pray that the owners of Butter Churn knows how much a unique and amazing person they have working for them.

Went over to Port Aransas and was coming back into the mainland and needed a place to eat. Stopped by here based on Google reviews and it was out of this world. All of the food was fresh and very tasty. I appreciate that we saw employees sitting down to have a hot meal, out on the main dining room floor. This helped reinforced the "family values" Every employee that we interacted with was friendly and helpful. Apple and peach cobbler fantastic. Banana pudding perfect. Will be back soon

Definitely one of my favorite buffet! It’s just awesome. All-you-can-eat with reasonable price. Foods are fantastic, way better than some of overpriced restaurants in big texas cities (especially I love their briskets and fried chicken). The downsides are that it’s a bit distant from where I’m from and the cashier was very unmotivated, but if anybody asks me to recommend a good place to stop and have a good meal before getting into Corpus Christi, then this is the one. Be advised, I’m not the only one favoring this place so expect some waiting unless you’re going for an open-run.

Well...it is a buffet with lots of steam trays. Food is acceptable. Not gonna win any Michelin star!! The clientele are mostly refinery, chemical plant and craft workers... so quantity is important. The flatware is deadly...sharp edges and I'm not talking about the food side. The buffer with tea is under 20. A value today.