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sternroolz 10-31-2005 08:12 PM

Re: Best buffets in Las Vegas
 
I think that you guys recommending the Flamingo, Circus Circus, or Stratosphere buffet are absolutely looney. I can think of lots better ways to spend my $10-15. CC and strat are BARELY a cut above the IP buffet which has roughly one edible item. These places are worse than Hometown Buffet which is not bad and runs about $7-8 for dinner. Flamingo is about comparable to Hometown Buffet, but charges $15 for it.

If you need a bargain buffett, do yourself a favor and hit Main St. Station downtown, or off strip Texas Station or Boulder Station(yes the station casinos have pretty decent Buffets).

Ianco15 10-31-2005 08:21 PM

Re: Best buffets in Las Vegas
 
When I was in Vegas 2 years ago Paris and Aladin were by far the best that I tried. Bellagio was meh.

La Brujita 10-31-2005 08:25 PM

Re: Bellagio Line Pass
 
I got a line pass to the Bellagio Buffet and a $15 comp. I was playing the 80 game, and they give free delivery of food to all players there so I don't know if they give any comp in the smaller game.

obsidian 10-31-2005 09:08 PM

Re: Bellagio Line Pass
 
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I got a line pass to the Bellagio Buffet and a $15 comp. I was playing the 80 game, and they give free delivery of food to all players there so I don't know if they give any comp in the smaller game.

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I cannot imagine the Bellagio making that much more in the 80 game that they do in the 15 or 30 game. Next time I go I'll give it a shot.

chesspain 10-31-2005 09:28 PM

Re: Best buffets in Las Vegas
 
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I really love the seafood buffet at the Rio...it's not just deafood, but you casn fill up on all the crab legs, lobstertails, shrimp, clams, ehatever you want. It's great. It's pretty pricey, too - #35 a pop.

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Are there any other buffets which would be good for a seafood lover?

11-01-2005 11:53 AM

Re: Best buffets in Las Vegas
 
I've heard the Sunday Brunch buffet at Sterlings in Bally's is amazing. Very pricey, $60 I think but you get champagne and there is lots of seafood, including Lobster.

11-01-2005 12:29 PM

Re: Best buffets in Las Vegas
 
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I think they are all good, except the Excalibur. Avoid it like the plague. In fact, I think the plague was on that buffet.

[/ QUOTE ]no kidding

If you are eating at the Excalibur go to the Sherwood Forrest Cafe and get the Chicken nachos. They are the best Nachos on the planet

McMelchior 11-01-2005 02:25 PM

Re: Best buffets in Las Vegas
 
We went to Rio's in July with a WSOP voucher. I don't know if it was a bad time, but it was truly not appealing, I thought the price was twice the real value.

Bellagio's on the other hand was the TOP, worth every dollar and the wait!

Best,

McMelchior (Johan)

bugstud 11-01-2005 02:29 PM

Re: Best buffets in Las Vegas
 
samba is a disgusting insult to a real brazilian steakhouse, btw

11-01-2005 03:02 PM

Re: Best buffets in Las Vegas
 
Alladin by far


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