I'll throw my vote in for the Bellagio as well...easily the best one I had on my last trip down.
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I like the Paris buffet. It's well priced, and the food selection is good, and they move fast. I've been to other ones such as the Bellagio, but the entire time, I felt it wasn't worth the money. I'd rather go to the one in PH. The sunday breakfast is nice though at Bellagio, but again, for that price, I'd rather just have breakfast in a non-buffet restaurant..
I know the Rio one is supposed to be world famous.. but I didn't find that one anything to write home about or worth the trip out there.
I like the one in PH too.. it's good value for what it is, and a good location. If you go to the PH player's card booth, you can get a coupon for it too, so it's like $10 for lunch.
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Everytime I visit Vegas, I try to eat at as many buffets possible. So far, I've eaten at most of the major ones. Wynn and Bellagio are both excellent choices and you really cannot go wrong with either of them, but if price is a factor, I think that Mirage has to be considered for overall value. Its a few bucks cheaper and they have the BEST macaroons! If you like warm crab legs, MGM might be a better option than the RIO's seafood buffet. It's been a few years since I've been to either but I remember we ate MGM buffet for three straight nights and each night had warm steamed crab legs and was about twenty bucks cheaper. Pretty much every other buffet I've tried had crab legs but they were cold. In the end, Mirage and the macaroons get my vote!
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I ate at the Wynn and Bellagio in the same weekend, and I thought the Bellagio blew the Wynn out of the water. It wasn't even close when it came to selection and quality. Wynn had tiny selection of sushi as well and no nigiri. Dessert bar was much smaller than Bellagio. Service was a complete 180 as well. I feel like I'm a foodie, not necessarilty a food snob, but I know what is good food and good value. Wynn wasn't even close, or least during that weekend. Keep in mind this was about 1 year ago.
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From my experience, the Rio's All-World Carnival Buffet is pretty good value. I think it was like $24 about two years ago, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Lots of selection.
As for the Bellagio being $19.95, I have never seen that or even heard of that. If you can get it for that price, jump on it. I paid like $40 or so for dinner, and paid about the same for the Wynn.
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Or brunch + unlimited champage = 4 hours at the buffet + eating into dinnerOriginally posted by tombrokaw View PostJust do the late lunch thing at Wynn buffet and stay over for dinner.
That one required immediately crashing onto my pillow and lots of exercise. lol.
Wynn is my favorite though for food quality.
Bellagio has some interesting meats like quail and buffalo but IMO the meats were overcooked. They had some kobe beef roast but it was so well done it ruined the fact that it was kobe.
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http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/buffets.cfmOriginally posted by soonermike View PostAs for the Bellagio being $19.95, I have never seen that or even heard of that. If you can get it for that price, jump on it. I paid like $40 or so for dinner, and paid about the same for the Wynn.
Lunch Buffet at Bellagio is $19.95, according to LV Advisor.
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