Buffets in Vegas
 

Where is the best Buffet on the Las Vegas strip? What are the approximate costs?

Here is a recent(ish) thread on the subject

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=35123125

www.cheapovegas.com has LOTS of information and reviews on the various buffets....

While all the major hotels have nice buffets, we enjoy the one at Paris (especially for breakfast / brunch).

the WYNN is incredible

Another vote for the Wynn. Excellent food, presented in a lovely setting.

You may receive recommendations for the Bellagio buffet. While the food is very good, I think the atmosphere is lacking.

Paris is also good - especially breakfast.

I love cheapo vegas for everything Vegas! So informative and entertaining as well as a great one-stop venue that can be used to access every hotel's individual website. A marvelous resource.

We love the Spice Market Buffet in Planet Hollywood. It is a huge area with mini buffets devoted to all sorts of international foods (Mexican, Middle Eastern, Italian Asian), as well as one for American food, a separate dessert one and a seafood buffet.

We found the quality to be very good.

I think it is about $21. Maybe a little more we haven't been there for a while.

I have to agree with diddl. We loved the Spice Market Buffet.

If you are just going to one, I would recommend Wynn's. Twice - then also Paris.

We just came back from Vegas. We ate at Paris for breakfast. I would recommend eating there if you get there at 10:00am by time you get in they will be serving lunch. We also ate at the Wynn's dinner buffet. It was great-nice presentation. It was about 85.00 for two.

We were there in June for the first time, we tried the Wynn it was so fabulous that we went back there our last day. Wonderful!

Paris gets my vote. For the best Brunch (possibly in the US), Sterling Sunday Brunch.

I agree the Paris sunday champaigne brunch buffet was great. Also agree that the Bellagio buffet is a bit overrated, and not that special of an atmosphere. Always wanted to try the spice market buffet, but since we eat lots of ethnic food, I hope it doesn't dissapoint.

We enjoyed the Bellagio and the Rio buffets around $28. Have heard the Wynn is best.
The cheapest buffet is probably Arizona Charlie's - was $6.

We also ate at the Rio in June, we agree it was great. We arrived late for lunch (but paid the lunch price) and we were there when they put out the dinner items. We had crabs legs, however they were not cut like ther were at the Wynn. We would definitely go back to the Rio.

Just remember that the best food in Las Vegas isn't going to be on a high-priced buffet. There's a lot of world-class dining in Vegas, but it isn't on a steam table.