Stuff Your Face

Vegas used to be known for prime rib for $9.99 or the 99 cent shrimp cocktail. Now it’s buffets. Make sure to bring expandable pants and pace yourself as you breeze through the lines of these great buffets.

Can’t decide what you want to eat? Why not try it all? The 11 freestanding stations at Cravings represent different culinary delights and cooking styles, whether it is Asian, Latin, rotisserie, Italian, sushi or pastries. Some even feature exhibition cooking.
Cravings
Mirage Las Vegas
702-791-7111

You’ll never have to ask about the catch of the day at the Village Seafood Buffet. This seafood lover’s dream come true serves up the freshest seafood including lobster, snow crab legs, shrimp and fresh shucked oysters. Top off your feast with dessert straight from the Gelato machine.
Village Seafood Buffet
The Rio
702-967-4000

Ingredients are brought together in a display of taste and talent at the Bellagio Buffet, which incorporates several liveaction cooking stations. Guests may choose from Italian, Japanese, Chinese, seafood and American cuisines, offered daily, or enjoy a champagne brunch on the weekend.
Bellagio Buffet
Bellagio Las Vegas
702-693-8255

Le Village Buffet continues the French theme of its property, Paris Las Vegas, with food stations representing each of five provinces along with a large selection of pastries, pies and an assortment of sugar-free delicacies from the dessert station, all surrounded with recreation of French regions and villages.
Le Village Buffet
Paris Las Vegas
702-946-4966

The Buffet at Wynn offers 16 live-action exhibition cooking stations and an array of extraordinary dishes. Known for brunch, there are made-to-order omelets with choice of more than a dozen different ingredients, pancakes, French toast, baked goods, make-your-own breakfast burritos and breakfast pizza.
The Buffet
Wynn Las Vegas
702-770-7000