Las vegas buffet help?

Question

I have planned to eat at these buffets while in vegas :

Breakfast: Treasure Island

Lunch: Bellagio

Dinner: Paris? Not Sure

Can you rate these buffets and tell me a little bit about what they have. Which one has lobster. Never tasted it, looking forward to. Anyother buffet suggestions are welcome. :D

Answer 1

Friend and I went to T.I. for the Champagne Brunch last year.

Was decent..nothing to write home about.

Although I would recommend trying @ least one buffet whilst out in Vegas, I don't know that THREE is necessary. There are so many other options, and really who can eat THAT MUCH!

I have heard the Bellagio & Wynn Buffets are excelent and I myself would like to try one next time I'm there over Labor Day wkend.

I also like the get there for breakfast right before they switch over for lunch idea :) That way it keeps you full for all the shopping & walking I do :)

Answer 2

I would switch out Treasure Island Breakfast with the Paris...especially if it is a Sunday.  The Paris has one of the best brunches out there.

Bellagio is okay, but I actually prefer Bailey's.  There's a bit more there and not as expensive.

Answer 3

The Rio has a good buffet.  Circus Circus is definately a no-no.

Answer 4

all three have kicked me out when they realized I'm a bottomless pit

Answer 5

Go to breakfast at bellagio. you can show the reciept again for lunch and eat for free.. treasure island is very good for lunch

Sahara has a $6.99 dinner buffet with a players card

Answer 6

Didn't go to those three but avoid the Excalibur at all costs! BAD!

Answer 7

oooh...actually I like the Mirage buffet.. They have lobster..So good. Bellagio is really good. I don't care for treasure island..

Answer 8

I really can't comment on the buffets at the Hotels you listed, but I would suggest a buffet probably isn't the place to order lobster.  I might be wrong, but it's something I wouldn't do!  Take care & God Bless.

Answer 9

I would do Bellagio for a very late breakfast like get there 30 minutes before they switch to lunch it is very costly but then could  have a little breakfast and the lunch buffet is great they have lots of seafood not sure on the lobster I don't eat it but I know they have tons its probably one of the best in Vegas.  

Dinner at Paris you need to do the eiffiel tower for sure.

I haven't eaten at TI so I can't help you there.

Caesar's Buffet was not very good Rio's was HORRIBLE

Harrah's has a nice buffet and Toby Keith's restaurant is there and it so DARN GOOD ;)

New York New York has a great Steak place it is pricey but good.

MGM has some great places too eat.

Casear's has a great little food court but is a little overpriced.

Jimmy Buffet's restaurant has good food at a good price.

head downtown for the bargins.

Bill's Gambling hall has a great little place and it is cheap it used to be called the Victorian Room but that was when it was Barraby Coast I don't knwo if they changed the name I just ate there last week and it was still great and cheap.

Answer 10

who plans wat they eat?

get a life

Answer 11

I ate at the Spice Market Buffet in PH and the Wynn Buffet this past April and they were both outstanding.

Answer 12

There is a seafood Buffet at Treasure Island. I enjoyed it very much. it was 26.00 a person a couple of years ago. I don't know what it is now.

The Rio has an Excellent reputation for It's seafood buffet. I have never eaten at the Bellagio and I have never been to Paris.

I can tell you this: Eating Seafood at a Buffet in Las Vegas is one of the privileges of visiting Vegas. Don't listen to the Answerer's who say it's a bad idea. Keep in mind Las Vegas Has been famous for it's Quality food for good prices for decades. Normally, I would agree with them. But Las Vegas stakes it's reputation on quality hospitality. That means excellent food, recreation, accommodations ect..

If you like Breakfast, go the Excalibur Champagne Brunch every Saturday and Sunday. It's something like 12.99 a person. You will not get sick. It will be fine.

If you want Alaskan King Crab legs, then go ahead and eat Alaskan King crab Legs.

The palms is fun. Like the Rio it is an Off the strip hotel. It has a good buffet that serves an array of ethnic cuisine. Chinese Italian, Mexican, etc.

Enjoy yourself. That's what Las Vegas was built on.

Answer 13

You won't be disappointed at any of them.

Answer 14

I have to agree with the not going to the excalibur buffet--we stayed at that hotel--and the hotel itself was good, but avoid their buffet--pricey and not very many choices, quality was also not that great. But I do have another suggestion. Go to the tournament of kings dinner show--they have dinner, it's interactive, they have horses and jousting--a lot of fun! I've included the website on here. Make sure you call ahead and get tickets when you get there--they sell out before the dinner.  And a side note to vegas: DO NOT talk to anyone in a blus jacket--these are time-share people who will try to sell you a time-share. They waste your time. And they offer you free tickets--don't take them!! Just a sales pitch.

Answer 15

The one called feast in Green Valley Ranch, I think, has a really good seafood buffet.

TI- 7

Bellagio- 8

Answer 16

It has been a while since I have been at Vegas; however never ever eat lobster or crab legs from a buffet!  They both go from perfectly done to over cooked and rubbery in a matter of seconds.  You would be better paying for a sit-down meal where the lobster is cooked for you!  Some things are not meant for buffets, crustaceans are one of them!

Answer 17

We had the buffet at the Palms and it was great. This was last summer and they had just remodeled that area. The food was great compared to some of the other ones we tried.

Plus, maybe you'll see the Playboy bunnies. We did and my 15-year-old son was happy!

Have fun!

Answer 18

strongly suggest the seafood buffet which I believe is at the Rio hotel.  Don't know anything about the ones you mentioned though.