The 14 BEST Buffets in Las Vegas RANKED!

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  @TravelRuby · 2 years ago · pinned

  What is Your Favorite Buffet in Las Vegas?

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  @gardenia1953 · 1 year ago

  I lived in Las Vegas back in the 80s. 3 of my adult kids live in Vegas now. Back in the day the dinner Buffett was $2.99 per person.  It was so cheap to eat in Vegas back then.  99 cent steak and eggs. $2.99 Prime Rib dinner. Loved it! Downtown you could get Large soft pretzels with topping for .50 cents or White Castle Burgers for .25 cents.  Now it is ridiculous what it costs for a meal on the strip. Buffets are crazy expensive!

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  @TheNoeticSkeptic702 · 2 years ago

  Few people know that the sushi in nearly every buffet in town is made by the same people who operate the Osaka Japanese Bistro on Sahara. They have a massive complex next to the restaurant where they construct hundreds of thousands of rolls a week.<br>Established in 1967, it was the first Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas. Osaka was honored by Japan’s largest weekly magazine, the Asahi Shukan, as one of the 50 best Japanese Restaurants in the world.

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  @kaycee12062 · 1 year ago

  14. Circus Circus 13. Luxor 12. Bellagio 11. Excalibur 10. MGM Grand 9. Westgate 8. Rampart in Sumerlin 7. M Resort (Henderson $100) 6. Main St. Station 5. Wicked Spoon 4. South Point 3. Ace Buffet at Palms 2. Bachanal at Caesars (time limit) 1. The Buffet at Wynn

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  @springinfialta106 · 1 year ago

  Peach-smoked brisket at the Bacchanal was one of the best things I have ever eaten.

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  @markjackson994 · 1 year ago

  I really enjoyed the SouthPoint when staying at Vacation Village next door.

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  @genejing09 · 2 years ago

  We have been to Vegas a couple of times and will be returning here in a few weeks. Before we have gone in the past I would always watch all the videos to catch up on who has the best deal for lunch and breakfast or the best new restaurants or such. Everyone always recommends the Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace and it is consistently ranked in the top two or three on every list out there. We went weather in 2022, specifically the week of thanksgiving. Surprisingly we were able just to walk right in there was no waiting list for lunch on the day we were there. It was almost $300 for my wife 7 year old child and myself. After eating our first plate my wife looked at me and said she felt like we were at a pretty Golden corral. I wholeheartedly concurred. The food was okay, but there was nothing that we ate that we would deem as special or significantly better than almost anywhere else we have tried. The Asian section was almost sad in comparison to the mid-range restaurants open in Chinatown or even some of the Korean places just off strip. The seafood was decent but nothing special. The only section that we thought was above the average restaurant that costs less than half the price was the desert table. My wife and daughter abandoned trying to eat off of the food side and just hit the desserts. Maybe because it&apos;s in Vegas and there&apos;s different standards, but even comparing the buffet at Caesars to mid-range places in Cincinnati, Columbus, Miami and Atlanta the buffet at Caesars fallsway short and costs twice the price. I know everybody has their opinion and that&apos;s mine.

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  @bbyball16 · 2 years ago

  My wife and I are planning our first trip to Vegas this year, and your channel has been so helpful. I’ve just been watching almost every single video! Lol. Thank you.

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  @scotties.3414 · 2 years ago (edited)

  OMG I remember when Bellagio was the epitome of an Indulgence. There were rooms upon rooms with different themes of food and there was no way to get it all. So sad to see it&apos;s declined, but at least I have the memories. Aria also had a really good buffet. It tasted like the food was made to order and not mass-produced for a buffet. The dishes were all very nuanced crafted with care. Too bad it&apos;s gone. &nbsp;Speaking of downtown I always loved the Golden Nugget Buffet it was very satisfying. And thank God Main Street Station is still there it is definitely a treat either for breakfast or dinner.

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  @doneliasson4672 · 2 years ago

  Let&apos;s face the facts.... Vegas is no longer an inexpensive vacation. &nbsp;Food quality has gone down and the prices are insane. Too many other option for your vacation dollar.

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  @marcusallee8991 · 2 years ago (edited)

  At SouthPoint buffet, if you want to save the most get a free players card first from the players club as it gives a discount at the buffet. Then for dinner on Monday-Thursday arrive a little before 3:45pm and line is very short, prices change from lunch to dinner prices at 4pm. So you can get a prime rib dinner buffet for a lunch price. Also they close the buffet on Fridays after lunch ( maybe <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jjq30R6sgos&amp;t=150">2:30</a>-3pm?) and people start lining up for the dinner seafood buffet 2 hours early, sometimes this line can be crazy long, and is usually at least very long.

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  @spenym14 · 2 years ago

  I had a breakfast credit when I stayed at the Wynn recently, and I tried out the buffet for brunch and it was exceptional. The quality of everything was so good

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