Paris or Bellegio Buffet Lunch Dress Code?
Dec 30th, 2002 | 07:49 AM
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Dress code at a buffet in Las Vegas (even Bellagio's)?
That's like asking if there's a dress code at WalMart.
You'll see everyhting, and a sweater or nice slacks etc are unnecessary unless that's your thing.
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.
That's like asking if there's a dress code at WalMart.
You'll see everyhting, and a sweater or nice slacks etc are unnecessary unless that's your thing.
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.
Jan 3rd, 2003 | 10:21 PM
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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.
All they want is your money.
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.
So wear whatever you want.
All they want is your money.
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.
So wear whatever you want.
