Preposition: of

• pancake: Watch us enter is the world buffet of pancakes.

Converse of object

• fork: We can cater for a full sit-down meal or provide a more casual finger or fork buffet.

• them: And there's a special themed buffet once a week to add a little intrigue.

Adjective modifier

• all-you-can-eat: At Republic diners have a choice of either the à la carte menu or opt for the all-you-can-eat buffet.

• sumptuous: Sumptuous buffet for lunch and dinner is served daily.

• delicious: And with a delicious buffet and glass of wine thrown in, what more could you want?

• self-service: The excellent food includes a massive self-service buffet with loads of choice including vegetarian options.

• lavish: After the formalities players and guests were treated to a lavish buffet and the 2003 championships were open for business.

• continental: The continental breakfast buffet was a nice surprise - very good!

Modifies a noun

• supper: There was a buffet supper, followed by dancing to the music of Shepherds Crown.

• lunch: A free buffet lunch will be provided at both seminars.

• breakfast: Meals: Buffet breakfast with optional three or five course dinner.

• luncheon: These include a Scandinavian buffet luncheon party at CA House on the first Sunday of the London Boat Show.

• dinner: The 3 course buffet dinner offers a choice of menu.

Noun used with modifier

• finger: Tickets, which include a finger buffet, cost £ 9. Closing date 22nd June; no tickets on the door.

• fork: Lunch will be held in a private function room with a fork buffet.

• three-course: It was straight into a three-course buffet washed down by wine.

• carvery: Guests will be spoiled for choice with the extensive four course carvery buffet situated in the center of the suite.

• breakfast: Any event can be catered for from breakfast buffets to evening banquets, all of the highest quality.

• salad: Meals: Buffet breakfast & a 3-course dinner with two main dish choices & three choices of dessert plus salad buffet.