Top 5 preferred buffets in Las Vegas Recommendations and Guide

When traveling in Las Vegas, one of the most important itineraries is to enjoy the buffet here. Many hotels in Las Vegas have their own buffet restaurants, but in fact, most of them are very average. The so-called average means that at the same price, there are fewer food choices, or the food is not particularly exquisite, especially some buffets are American-style food. It will be frustrating when you spend about the same amount of money but can’t get the food you want. I feel a little depressed! So choosing the right Buffet is a very important step when traveling to Las Vegas!

Selected as the preferred buffet in Las Vegas for many years. Most websites also rate Caesar's Buffet as the top choice in Las Vegas, and its most famous specialty is desserts. The queue time is relatively long, sometimes even one to two hours, but you can pay an additional fee for priority entry (about 20 US dollars per person).

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Restaurant location:Caesars Palace Hotel (North of Bellagio Hotel, next to The Forum Shops, a boutique shopping street)

Weekday opening hours:Brunch 7:30 – 3 pm

Holiday opening hours:Brunch 8 – 3 pm / Dinner 3 – 10 pm

Official informationGO

Reservation:GO

Wynn itself is a top five-star hotel. Wynn is very dedicated providing the best shows, restaurants, casinos. The buffet they have is really second to none. Wynn's Buffet food is more abundant than most other buffets.

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Restaurant location: Wynn Hotel (north of Main Street, opposite Fashion Show Mall)

Weekday opening hours: Breakfast 8 – 11 am／Lunch 11 – 3:30 pm／Dinner 3:30 – 10 pm

Holiday opening hours: Brunch 8 – 3:30 pm / Dinner 3:30 – 10 pm

Official information GO

Reservation: GO

A newer buffet on the Strip, as the hotel itself is relatively new. Modern decoration design, a wide variety of food, and most of the online reviews are very good.

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Restaurant location: Cosmopolitan Hotel (South of the Las Vegas Strip)

Weekday opening hours: Monday to Thursday, brunch 8 – 2 pm / dinner 5 – 9 pm

Holiday opening hours: Friday to Sunday, brunch 7 – 3 pm / dinner 3 – 10 pm

Official information GO

Reservation: GO

As the hotel is Italian style, its buffet usually has four different pasta, all kinds of Pizza and steak and so on.

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Restaurant location: Bellagio Hotel (next to the Caesars Hotel, Las Vegas Boulevard Center)

Weekday opening hours: Breakfast 7 – 11 am / Lunch 11 – 3 pm / Dinner 3 – 10 pm

Holiday opening hours: Brunch 7 – 3 pm / Dinner 3 – 10 pm

Official information GO

Reservation: GO

The Palms hotel needs to be a little further away from the Las Vegas Strip, but without diminishing the appeal of their buffets, they offer mainly dinner, with lobster dinners on Wednesdays and Thursdays, steak and crab dinners on Fridays, and only Saturday and Brunch is served on Ricai. Because the price is lower than other places on the Las Vegas Strip, and the quality is also highly appreciated, many people will come to try it because of its relatively high cost performance.

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Restaurant location: Palms Hotel (5 minutes drive from the Las Vegas Strip)

Brunch time: Saturday and Sunday – 9am to 4pm

Dinner time: Monday and Tuesday – 2pm to 9pm / Wednesday and Thursday (lobster dinner) – 2pm to 9pm / Friday (steak and crab dinner) – 4pm to 10pm

Official information GO

Reservation: GO

Most buffet Buffets are priced at about

• Weekday breakfast $20~$35
• Weekday lunch $25~$40
• Weekday dinner $30~$60
• Holiday Brunch $25~$45
• Holiday Dinner $35-$85

Since the prices of each buffet will be slightly adjusted according to seasons and festivals, only approximate prices can be provided here. Usually the price for special festivals is 1.5 times more expensive, but the meals provided at the same time are usually more generous (providing more seafood, meat choices, etc.)

When there are a lot of people on the holiday, the more popular ones, such as Wynn, Bacchanal, and Wicked spoon, may have to queue for an hour or more. If there are more than ten people, you can book in advance.

General tips

After recommending major buffet restaurants, we have compiled some key points below to remind you.

1. Tipping: Even though it’s a buffet, you should still tip. Most of the drinks at higher-end buffets are ordered with the waiter, and some tables also provide steaks cut by the chef, or freshly made pasta, omelette, etc. You can also tip one or two yuan separately for these. . Generally speaking, lunch will give 10-15% of the meal price, and dinner will give 15-20%.

2. Drinks: Most buffets include general drinks (such as soda, juice, etc.), while alcoholic drinks such as red wine, beer, etc. require an additional fee.

3. Discretion: Although you are full, try not to take too much and take it a few times. It is not good to waste too much food.

4. Reservation: Generally, buffets do not provide reservations. Generally, only groups of more than ten people can make reservations.

Tips for saving money on buffets

If you want to have lunch, you can enter at breakfast price before the end of breakfast. Soon after, it will be replaced with Chinese food, so you can enjoy Chinese food at breakfast price; the same is true for dinner. For example, breakfast is from 7:00am to 11:00am, lunch is from 11:00am to 3:00pm, and entry is from 10:30 to 10:50 at breakfast prices. Soon after, the buffet food is gradually replaced by lunch.

If you don’t want to eat Buffet, you can also refer to our recommendations for other types of food.

1. Recommended recommendations at Avenue Restaurant (Western Steak, Chinese, Brunch, Afternoon Tea)
2. Non-avenue food selection recommendation

Source: Vegas.com