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yesmylove
08-19-2010, 09:03 AM
Has anyone tried the buffet of buffets, and if so which casinos have the best buffets. I understand that it has just gone up it price. How were the crowds and did you have long waits in line. We are hoping if we work it right that we can get in four meals instead of three. We will be there Oct 3-8/10.
Thanks

everylastbreath
08-19-2010, 10:05 AM
IMO the Rio has the best Buffet (regular buffet, I'm not crazy about the Seafood one), followed by Paris. Yes the lines are very long at times, I guess if you tried to eat earlier/later than normal lunch/dinner times you might not hit as big a crowd.

BTW- Right now Harrahs has some kind of deal for $39.95 all day Buffet, you can go to any of their buffets anytime all day, which is probably why the lines are so long, but it's a great deal if you want to eat all day for a set price.

skiingfast
08-19-2010, 11:47 AM
I would say that you generally pay for what you get in Vegas. The way to save it find a buffet that is cheaper for lunch, because most of the food will be the same although maybe they don't through a couple items out until night.



The lines to get food are seldom a problem because they have enough food serving areas for the number of tables. The lines to get into buffets is a pain though. Because you have lots of people from LA and lots from the east it makes it seem like people are eating a meal for 4 hours. Even fairly standard buffets I've had to wait 20 minutes for brunch and for dinner 30-45 minutes.


My best advice though is if you want to eat a lot and get drunk. Use a breakfast buffet to sober up. Have a small dinner so your stomach isn't full of alchohol asorbing food.

Tommy_B
08-19-2010, 11:48 AM
Has anyone tried the buffet of buffets, and if so which casinos have the best buffets. I understand that it has just gone up it price. How were the crowds and did you have long waits in line. We are hoping if we work it right that we can get in four meals instead of three. We will be there Oct 3-8/10.
Thanks
I have not tried the Buffet of Buffets, but of the hotels listed I think Caesars is the best, the Rio & Planet Hollywood are okay.

Oh, but I do love Paris's breakfast buffet.....

My favorite buffets on the Strip are Mandalay Bay & Wynn.

The B of B looks like an interesting deal though.

canadadisney
08-19-2010, 12:06 PM
We were there the middle of July. We signed up for a rewards cards at Planet Hollywood and bought the b o b for 39.95. We then we went PH buffet at about 11:00am and waited about 15 min for a table (maybe 40 people in line). Later that afternoon (about 4) we stopped at Ceasars with no wait- walked right up. At about 10pm we went to Rio. We got there about 5 min. before they closed, no line. We wook the next day about 10 with plans to eat at Paris but when we got there the line was well over 100 people. Your pass expires at the 24 hr mark even if you are already in the line so we didn't want to risk it. So we ran down to Harrah's and had thier buffet- maybe 5 people in line. After our buffet at Harrah's we happened to be walking back through Paris and the line was even bigger. Our ranking of the day went:
Planet Hollywood
Rio
Harrahs
Ceasars

PaulDavid's mom
08-19-2010, 02:20 PM
Both my husband and I LOVE the RIO! It's a really nice selection.

yesmylove
08-19-2010, 02:30 PM
Thanks for everyones help. We want to try Ceasars, PH, Rio and we are staying at Paris so we will go there as well. We will probably be the first in line for breakfast, comming from Toronto and the time change we will be up early. Two years ago when we were there we were looking for something to eat at four in the morning, our time would have been 7:00 at home. Our first couple of nights there we were going to bed when Vegas was ready to party. We are old, what can I say, it took a couple of days to change our body clocks.:rotfl:

everylastbreath
08-19-2010, 03:19 PM
Yesmylove, I can totally relate, (we come from the east coast, so we are 3hrs ahead of Vegas time) I solved that problem by flying in our first day as close to late night (Vegas time) as possible, this way we can stay up a little and go to sleep on Vegas time, this way waking up in the a.m. on their time. Last thing you want to do in Vegas is fall asleep at 7pm... haha :rotfl:

Figment1983
09-09-2010, 03:48 PM
Paris' breakfast is very good, I love the buffet at Planet Hollywood for dinner, they have really good crab legs. I have to say the buffet at Caesars for dinner was probably the worst buffet I've been to in Vegas. It was small and had very little selection, and what they did have, nothing really impressed me.