Paris or Bellegio Buffet Lunch Dress Code?
 

Is there a dress code for buffet lunch at either of these hotels, will be wearing jeans be okay?

jeans are fine. wear a nice sweater and you'll fit right in

The buffet is the one restaurant at Bellagio where the dress code stops at &quot;No shoes, no shirt - No Dice!.&quot; <BR><BR>

Dress code at a buffet in Las Vegas (even Bellagio's)?<BR>That's like asking if there's a dress code at WalMart.<BR><BR>You'll see everyhting, and a sweater or nice slacks etc are unnecessary unless that's your thing.<BR>Even the nicer restaurants at Bellagio admit patrons wearing jeans on occasion though they do have a dress code for those. LV is super casual.

I wore jeans to Prime Steakhouse and Shintarro. Nice jeans with heels and funky top and belt. Not talking jeans T-shirt and sneakers though. Helps if you are a woman.

I bum around vegas. I always forget what to wear until I get there and realize everyone is so obsessed with their quarters that absolutely no one notices what you are wearing. I suppose in the really nice restaurants they might care, but I have always worn comfortable Saturday clothes with maybe a little something to dress it up at night. I would dress up a little for a show, but in the day time fuhgetaboutit.<BR>All they want is your money.<BR>You will see everything though, like the 300 lb lady wearing a tight black dress with slits WAY up the sides, 4 or 5 inch see through acrylic platform heels, a feather boa, and a diamond encrusted v shaped something or other that hung around her neck down to her waste. That's not counting the make up.<BR><BR>So wear whatever you want.

No dress codes at the buffets or in the casinos as long as you are wearing your wallet.

Wear a bright-colored nylon sweatsuit. No wait...that's Atlantic City. Wear shorts and a t-shirt.

Hey, SMB, I kept seeing that person you described, but I thought it was a man? Wasn't it?

Basically, cover your private parts and you will be fine.

We're talking Vegas, babeee, and sin is in again in LV.<BR>So I don't think covering your private parts is even a priority any more.

I would hope covering ones private parts at a Buffet would be mandatory. I don't want to see someone's Lucy next to the prime rib.

The only required clothing at a Las Vegas buffet is elastic pants.