Las Vegas is famous for so many things. From casinos to incredible hotels and everything in between, there’s another that many want to experience on their trip to Sin City: buffets. Thankfully, Vegas is filled with some of the best that are sure to fuel your trip.
Bacchanal Buffet, Caesars Palace
The Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace is iconic for so many reasons. As well as being able to seat 600 people, it also has a host of roving food carts, a buffet, and more than 100 options. The seafood raw bar, dessert stations, lobster bisque, Wagyu hot dogs, Roman-style pizzas, and Argentinian rotating grill are just some of the many highlights on offer for anyone lucky enough to visit.
The Buffet, Bellagio
The Bellagio is a dream stop for so many people visiting Las Vegas thanks to the famous fountains, and now it seems the hotel’s buffet is yet another attraction to add to the list. The meals come with made-to-order meals, such as pasta dishes, crab legs, and omelets. Plus, there is the chance to watch a show alongside your buffet and the opportunity to enjoy some of the many live-action cooking stations.
Circus Buffet, Circus Circus
Believe it or not, but Circus Buffet is one of the few in Las Vegas that serves dinner. Although the hotel has stayed away from celebrity chefs and has kept the prices low, there is nothing but delicious food on the menu. The salad bar is often named as one of the highlights of the show, while the omelet station is enough to get taste buds tingling at all hours of the day.
Wicked Spoon, Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Wicked Spoon takes the idea of a buffet and turns it into something different, as it combines aesthetics and style with its food. The modern decor is perfect for eating options such as chocolate lava cake, prime rib, bone marrow, crab legs, and sushi. The best bit? Being so impressive and having so many meals on offer means that Wicked Spoon is popular for people who stay up well into the early hours of the morning.
The Buffet, Wynn Las Vegas
Sixteen food stations with an all-you-can-eat motto? If that sounds up your alley, then it could be time to check out The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas. The intricate fruit carvings, giant floral arrangements, and royal palms from South France that line the entrance certainly set the scene. On the other hand, the made-to-order crepes, pancake station – with vanilla bean, buttermilk, and red velvet chocolate chip flavors – the Latin street food station and eggs Benedict keep people coming back time and time again.
It turns out these could just be the best buffets in Las Vegas, with each coming with its own selection of food and gimmicks on the menu. It seems it doesn’t matter what food you’re in the mood for during your trip; Las Vegas always has something on offer at all hours of the day. It’s just one of the joys of Sin City.
