Vegas is where the buffets are. We were there for Comdex. I liked the Mirage the best. It's a little pricier than some, but incredible quality and selection. Avoid Circus Circus. It's cheap, but tastes it. The buffet at the Luxor is very good. It's hard to say which is best. Pick up one of the guides which are handed out free everywhere and look for something in your price range. Hard to go wrong. Yours, Susan
Nevada
Buffets in Las Vegas
Disclaimer: This posting represents the poster's views, not necessarily those of IBM. References: Nntp-Posting-Host: wgros2.watson.ibm.com Organization: IBM T.J. Watson Research X-Newsreader: IBM NewsReader/2 v1.02 CARMEN C. wrote: >I would like some recommendations on the best buffets in Las Vegas. Prices >would also be very helpful. Any information would be greatly appreciated. The place the locals eat at is Palace Station, a nice hotel that happens to be a mile or so on the other side of the highway. Their breakfast buffets are great, and I understand the other meals are top notch as well. Prices are, as you would expect, very reasonable. -- Bill [email removed]
Having recently returned from Las Vegas I ate at another local favorite buffet at the Rio Hotel and Casino. Dinner was $7.95 and well worth it. There are five different serving lines featuring; American, Chinese, Mexican, Italian, and a Mongolian BBQ which in this case is called an Amazon Grille. In any case the food is excellent and worth the wait (20 minutes on a Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m.). Also desserts are from a bakery case and include a wide variety. Avoid the Riveria, overpriced for the quality of the food being served. Have fun.