Best Buffet Restaurants in Las Vegas, NV

Looking for a great value for your food dollars while you're on vacation in Vegas? Look no further than the nearest buffet. Once upon a time, the typical Vegas buffet was a vast offering of rubbery and cheap stuff that serious foodies avoided—but that's no longer the case. The modern Las Vegas buffet wants serious food lovers to know that the newest crop of buffets value quality and selection.  Prices are no longer rock-bottom cheap, but joining the players club at most casinos will give you a discount at the buffet.

Your choice of buffet depends on what you're looking for in food selection and...  Read more »

Looking for a great value for your food dollars while you're on vacation in Vegas? Look no further than the nearest buffet. Once upon a time, the typical Vegas buffet was a vast offering of rubbery and cheap stuff that serious foodies avoided—but that's no longer the case. The modern Las Vegas buffet wants serious food lovers to know that the newest crop of buffets value quality and selection.  Prices are no longer rock-bottom cheap, but joining the players club at most casinos will give you a discount at the buffet.

Your choice of buffet depends on what you're looking for in food selection and price. If price is no object, and you're in the grip of a serious longing for all-you-can-eat caviar and lobster—along with all you can drink champagne— try Bally's Sterling Brunch, offered only on Sunday. Weekend brunch is a pretty common offering at most buffets, but the Sterling Brunch stands alone as far as price and extravagant food.

At Studio B, the extravagance is in the sheer number of dishes--over 200--and the price includes beer and wine. While a hallmark of buffets is their spectacular assortment of food, some buffets concentrate on one type of cuisine. The Le Village Buffet at Paris offers a selection of French foods, and the Spice Market Buffet at Planet Hollywood offers several Middle Eastern choices. One of the newest buffets in Vegas, Wicked Spoon  stands out from other buffets in a different way: individual servings—which could go a long way toward curbing that after-the-buffet bloat.

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