Atlantic City eats

Lee S. wrote:

>*Best Casino Buffets - I'll be there on a Sunday night through a
>Wednesday, so best bets for breakfast buffets and dinner buffets would be
>appreciated.

I think the best breakfast buffet we've had was at Harrah's Marina hotel. I believe the restaurant is called 'Sunrise' or something like that.    I'd rate the Sands Epic Buffet number 2 for breakfast.

For dinner, we like Resorts buffet best.

Pickle's Deli at Ballys is our favorite deli and Los Tres Hombres at Ballys is our favorite dinner place.

Lee S. wrote:

>I will be in Atlantic City <driving in from Philly> for a few days in
>October.  Can anyone recommend any of the following types of places:
>
>*Diner type place on the drive from Philly airport to Atlantic City, not
>too far off the beaten path.  Any other type restaurants along the route
>that are outstanding would be greatly appreciated as well!

Not on the way, in AC proper, and not so much a diner, The White House sub shop is the real thing.  Been there for ever, always crowded. Call ahead, preorder your subs, and pick them up on the way to your hotel.
>
>*Best Casino Buffets - I'll be there on a Sunday night through a
>Wednesday, so best bets for breakfast buffets and dinner buffets would be
>appreciated.

A pity you won't be there on a Sunday morning.  The deluxe brunch buffet at Resorts is impressive.  Otherwise, Sands Epic buffet is good for breakfast,  Harrah's Fantasea buffet is excellent for dinner (mostly fish, but other dishes as well).
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>*Expense Account type place in Atlantic City ;)

Le Palais at Resorts is considered the finest of fine casino hotel dining.  Also, Caesar's gourmet restaurant is supposed to be quite a spectacle.
>
>I eat just about anything except bell peppers, so let those suggestions
>fly.  Thanks in advance...
>
>Lee