Best Buffets in Vegas?

[Coach R]

Orleans, best buffet in vegas. Weekdays breakfast is about $7.00, lunch $8.00, dinner $10.00. show your players card and get a dollar off. I think tuesdays is 2 for 1 breakfast? food is great and the price include bev. Big dinning area and a large var of food. Take the free shuttle outside "Bills" They have decent table games during week too.

 

[moo321]

Oh yeah, the Sunday Brunch at Main Street Station is quite good, and reasonably priced. Champaign, bacon, waffles, everything good in life.

 

[baccarat411]

Are these buffets off the strip?

 

[BJgenius007]

Mostly, but the Rio is the only one I know the exact times for. They charge lunch prices until 3:29, dinner is put out at 3:45.

Most buffet places have one hour break between lunch and dinner to prevent his from happening. About ten years ago, there was no break in Mirage, so I always paid lunch price for dinner buffet.

 

[BJgenius007]

I second the Rio sea food buffet. Do the lunch prices apply to that buffet as well?

Rio Village seafood buffet only opens for dinner.

 

[shadroch]

Harrahs has been offering a promo called Buffet of Buffets, or words to that effect. For around $35 if you have a players card, you get 24 hour access to almost all of the buffets in the various casinos. I think the Rio Seafood buffet is the only one not included.
One can take a late lunch at Harrahs, dinner at Paris, breakfast at Flamingo and then hit another buffet for lunch.

 

[nightspirit]

Harrahs has been offering a promo called Buffet of Buffets, or words to that effect. For around $35 if you have a players card, you get 24 hour access to almost all of the buffets in the various casinos. I think the Rio Seafood buffet is the only one not included.
One can take a late lunch at Harrahs, dinner at Paris, breakfast at Flamingo and then hit another buffet for lunch.

Shadroch, thanks a lot for the various suggestions in this thread!
Soon I will be a first time visitor of Vegas, and I appreciate such advice a lot, especially from you!

 

[shadroch]

Just doing my part to keep the world safe for musical comedy.
Vegas is a great place for low roller/budget vacations- if one does the research.

 

[Mr. T]

Harrahs has been offering a promo called Buffet of Buffets, or words to that effect. For around $35 if you have a players card, you get 24 hour access to almost all of the buffets in the various casinos. I think the Rio Seafood buffet is the only one not included.
One can take a late lunch at Harrahs, dinner at Paris, breakfast at Flamingo and then hit another buffet for lunch.

Is it possible to eat 4 buffets in 24 hours. I mean where would you have the stomach for this. Since I only eat 1 full meal a day I can't imagine what it is like to try this.

 

[aslan]

Is it possible to eat 4 buffets in 24 hours. I mean where would you have the stomach for this. Since I only eat 1 full meal a day I can't imagine what it is like to try this.

Contrary to popular belief, you are not required to gorge yourself.

 

[aslan]

Is it possible to eat 4 buffets in 24 hours. I mean where would you have the stomach for this. Since I only eat 1 full meal a day I can't imagine what it is like to try this.

Plus, my wife* always takes a "suitcase" with her to whatever buffet we are enjoying.

* Raised in the Bronx

 

[aslan]

Unless the new management has changed things, the Aladdin (now, planet hollywood) has a great buffet. I especially like their breakfast.

This thread got me to thinking. Before coming to Vegas, a person should decide where he is most likely to play, then reserve rooms there or thereabouts. I am not talking about one room, but several throughout Las Vegas. Then no matter where you are, you will have a room in which to relax from the AP grind, and possibly free buffet comps, free slot play, and free match play to boot, all in several locations. The play you do at each of these locations will keep the invitations coming in those places that actually do check your play.