Best Las Vegas Buffet
#2
Joined: Jul 2004
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I haven't gone for cost conscious buffets- they are 10 a penny and there is little to distinguish them.
Good buffets at a reasonable price -
The weekend Brunch buffet a Bally's gets rave reviews
I can testify to the quality of The Mirage Buffet and the Golden's Nuggets (slightly cheaper but downtown). Treasure Island puts on a reasonably good buffet at a good price.
I also hear that Paris' French Buffet is splendid, but haven't tried this.
Good buffets at a reasonable price -
The weekend Brunch buffet a Bally's gets rave reviews
I can testify to the quality of The Mirage Buffet and the Golden's Nuggets (slightly cheaper but downtown). Treasure Island puts on a reasonably good buffet at a good price.
I also hear that Paris' French Buffet is splendid, but haven't tried this.
#3
Joined: Feb 2003
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Personally, I enjoy the Mirage buffet. I've eaten there the last 2 Vegas trips, and it is always very good. The new atmosphere is VERY different, but the food is still the same.
Aladdin's Spice Market buffet is pretty good, too. It has been a couple of years since I went there. It has lots of Ethnic variety and good seafood.
I wasn't impressed with TI's buffet.
Aladdin's Spice Market buffet is pretty good, too. It has been a couple of years since I went there. It has lots of Ethnic variety and good seafood.
I wasn't impressed with TI's buffet.



