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Las Vegas Buffet is a phrase that has
become synonymous with excess and glut for very little
money. Not too long ago these cornucopias of medium-quality
feed ranged from free if you were gambling to only a few
bucks. Today you can still find the relatively cheep buffet
on the Strip and Downtown, but the current fad is quality
over quantity with the most popular spots being something
more akin to a self-serve five star restaurant than the
free-for-all stuff-yourself fest it once was. Planet
Hollywood, Rio, Bellagio, Paris and more and more as word of
mouth spreads Wynn host the most popular buffets, and prices
range $30 and up for a meal ticket. |
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Still not bad considering you can
stock your plate with a range high-end treats at some of
them from lobster tail to Kobe beef. If you are still more
interested in just how much food you can get for the money
than you do still have options – don’t expect to find a $5
buffet but even in tourist areas you may see specials around
$12 for all you can eat. Rule of thumb is, the less up-scale
the resort, the more cost-conscious the buffet. As always
your best rates are going to be at the Downtown locations
with perhaps the exception of Golden Nugget. |
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Every large casino has a buffet, many with one particular theme or
another, either specializing in seafood, American style, Chinese,
etc. A lot of the off-Strip casinos have buffets as well if you feel
like traveling outside of the typical tourist destinations. Click
the links to find a buffet that matches your style. |
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