Palasta! Pizza Buffet in York, PA is a Family Favorite
All-you-can-eat pizza buffets are springing up around York, Pennsylvania faster than the tulips in our gardens. We have visited most of them, but the one that my family favors is Palasta! at 2323 Carlisle Road in York.
Palasta! offers a buffet of salad, pasta, breadsticks, pizza, and dessert pizza. At $4.99 for adults, $2.99 for children aged four to twelve, and $0.99 for children three and under, the price is reasonable, although my husband misses the leftovers from other pizza places, where our total bill is about the same. The restaurant also offers menu items for takeout and accepts special orders for parties. I carry a frequent customer card, for which we receive a free buffet and drink after purchasing nine of the same.
The restaurant's atmosphere is bright and welcoming, with a mural of their featured foods painted on the walls. The pizza selection is broad, with the classics - plain and pepperoni pizzas - alongside some more unusual choices - alfredo pizza, seafood pizza, and chicken barbeque pizza, to name a few. If you don't see your favorite, ask the friendly staff, and they'll make it for you.
Despite a variety of tempting food, I rarely eat much from the salad, pasta, and pizza sections of the buffet because I want to be hungry enough for the dessert pizzas. The Death By Chocolate pizza is "to die for;" I would choose it over any of the dessert selections at a pricier restaurant. My father likes the fruit streusel dessert pizzas (apple, cherry, etc.) "This cherry streusel tastes just like cherry crumb pie!" he raved on his first visit.
All-you-can-eat pizza buffets are springing up around York, Pennsylvania faster than the tulips in our gardens. We have visited most of them, but the one that my family favors is Palasta! at 2323 Carlisle Road in York.
Palasta! offers a buffet of salad, pasta, breadsticks, pizza, and dessert pizza. At $4.99 for adults, $2.99 for children aged four to twelve, and $0.99 for children three and under, the price is reasonable, although my husband misses the leftovers from other pizza places, where our total bill is about the same. The restaurant also offers menu items for takeout and accepts special orders for parties. I carry a frequent customer card, for which we receive a free buffet and drink after purchasing nine of the same.
The restaurant's atmosphere is bright and welcoming, with a mural of their featured foods painted on the walls. The pizza selection is broad, with the classics - plain and pepperoni pizzas - alongside some more unusual choices - alfredo pizza, seafood pizza, and chicken barbeque pizza, to name a few. If you don't see your favorite, ask the friendly staff, and they'll make it for you.
Despite a variety of tempting food, I rarely eat much from the salad, pasta, and pizza sections of the buffet because I want to be hungry enough for the dessert pizzas. The Death By Chocolate pizza is "to die for;" I would choose it over any of the dessert selections at a pricier restaurant. My father likes the fruit streusel dessert pizzas (apple, cherry, etc.) "This cherry streusel tastes just like cherry crumb pie!" he raved on his first visit.
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