If you could only go to one buffet while in Vegas?

gr7070 · **Joined:** Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:50 am **Posts:** 44

Paris!

The Alladin/Planet Hollywood was just as good as Paris a few years ago. Haven't been in a while.

Rio seafood is good, but not great. Being off the strip, expensive and crowded make it not worth bothering, imo. Worth doing once I guess.

Bellagio good, not worth price and not as good as Paris.

greenhippos · **Joined:** Sat May 02, 2009 11:38 am **Posts:** 3

Only went to two when I went last summer. Caesar's and Bellagio. I can say without hesitation AVOID Caesar's, it's pathetic. You can't see the food from the entrance but when you walk in the only thing to cross your mind is "that's it"? It's really slim picking. Me and my wife were wondering where the other lines were, there just wasnt anything to eat.

stever88ca · **Joined:** Tue Jan 15, 2008 1:00 am **Posts:** 71

I've tried Mandalay Bay, Bellagio and Mirage. Value for the money, the Mirage took it away. Same King Crablegs and more stations than Bellagio, for $24.95 ,versus $37 at bellagio and $32 at MB. I really felt that the B was over priced. I expected to be blown away for that price, but it did not have as much variety as the Mirage. If you play 4 hours of poker at Mirage and advise you'll come back tomorrow, they'll write you a full dinner comp for the buffet. Highest value comp per hour out of any Vegas poker room I've played at out of Mandalay Bay, MGM, Paris, Bellagio, Caesars or Planet Hollywood

Mrs. L · **Posted:** Wed May 13, 2009 9:22 am

I really don't think you can go wrong with any of these: Bellagio, Paris, Wynn, Planet Hollywood.

Liquid Oxygen2 · **Posted:** Wed May 13, 2009 10:29 am

For breakfast I would hit up the Luxor

I am a big fan of the Rio and that would be my pick.

However, if you were going to pick only one and you wanted to make sure it was a hit and $ is not a issue.

Go with the Bellagio

volfanga · **Joined:** Sat May 23, 2009 5:17 pm **Posts:** 10

Wynn or Bellagio Gourmet Buffet. If more of a budget Rio carnival world.

Dap Poker · **Posted:** Mon May 25, 2009 11:09 am

I've only eaten at 1 buffet in Vegas, Planet Hollywood's Spice buffet about 1 year ago. I thought it was a good value for the money (went there for lunch, ate heavy and was able to just snack for dinner). Also, it had a very nice selection of different cuisines, so that makes it easier to find something for just about anyone. Based on that, I'd recommend it.

The Wynn and Bellagio both sound really nice (not so big on seafood so Rio is a bit less appealing).

Dave

Phanekim · **Joined:** Mon Apr 16, 2007 2:28 am **Posts:** 705

m resort has gotten good reviews lately.

Pork Fri Rize · **Posted:** Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:11 pm

I don't eat buffet's for lunch... but Mirage & Bellagio are the best ones I've had by far. Really not even close.

fatb · **Posted:** Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:38 pm

AlaskaGal wrote:

zoltan wrote:

but seafood in Vegas isn't my bag, as I live 10 feet from the most productive estuary on the planet.

I have to agree with this. Coming from Alaska it's difficult to find what I consider quality seafood. Not only good quality but it isn't always prepared properly. Having said that, I have been to the Rio seafood buffet and I wasn't really impressed. It was ok, but not what I was expecting for the money.

yes, the seafood buffet at the rio is not worth the time or money ($38 +tax),i was just there Oct 24,2009, and let me tell u that they don't have everything that swims on this buffet,they only had two kinds of fish,one with batter and one without........pretty weak for a all seafood buffet if u ask me.....

just pick one and hope u like it,u can read a hundred good reviews and end up not liking it......and for me i find breakfast buffets to be the best,then dinner buffets,never ever eat lunch buffets......

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