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I'm hoping to go to Vegas at the end of the month before my hubby deploys I've only seen ads for Luxor and Excalibur so far (circus is new to me). If we end up trying it I'll pop back in but I swear I've seen another post mentioning the buffet special. I thought someone posted their experiences. Ah well, maybe I can find it when I get to an actual computer.
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seems like a waste of money. you could eat at one good/great buffet for $25-30 towards the middle of the day, assuming you actually pay full price for it, and just have that be your one meal for the day.
kevn357
Member
posted: Oct. 12, 2009 @ 1:22a
I hit the Excalibur buffet 3 times in one day last month, and it was pretty awful. The same food was there for lunch and dinner. I had better food at hometown buffet. I love to eat and this garbage made me hate buffets.
SirPab1o
Thrifty Member
posted: Oct. 12, 2009 @ 2:17a
mrredskin said: seems like a waste of money. you could eat at one good/great buffet for $25-30 towards the middle of the day, assuming you actually pay full price for it, and just have that be your one meal for the day.
Agreed. You can go to The Buffet at Bellagio at 330PM and pay the lunch price (about $23), then wait 30 minutes and the dinner food will roll out at 4PM. Great price for great food. If you need something earlier in the day, pick-up a sandwich for $5. The Excalibur buffet is beyond horrible and not worth eating at more than once per lifetime, let alone twice or more in a single day.
kennyg1966
Member
posted: Oct. 12, 2009 @ 8:29a
I got in on the MGM promo.. all day buffet and room for 50 bucks or so.. It was pretty crappy as well..It was a 30-45 min wait for each meal..really not worth it other than breakfast.
kennyg1966 said: I got in on the MGM promo.. all day buffet and room for 50 bucks or so.. It was pretty crappy as well..It was a 30-45 min wait for each meal..really not worth it other than breakfast.
i've had the mgm before and it wasn't as bad as what i was expecting. i've had the sahara before, tho, so most anything is better than that. buffet and room for $50 really can't be beat right now.
Did the MGM deal on our trip recently. Part of the room package, and we were excited to try it but wouldn't do it again.
Reasons: 1. Just too darn much food. Don't need three unlimited meals per day. 2. No variety, at least at MGM. Lunch and dinner very, very similar to each other, and almost identical each day. Food was OK; wouldn't have had any complaints if we had just gone once... 3. With all the great food options in Las Vegas, we felt we were missing out by eating in the same place every meal, every day. Sure, we could have punted on one meal, but that'd just be wasteful!
ps; I can't imagine having the need to abuse myself by doing this deal at Excalibur, or heaven forbid, Circus Circus.....
IMO, this is more about getting you to stay or return to the casino as mch as possible. With all the food options Vegas has to offer, who wants to eat at the same place for every meal in a given day? Perhaps these all-you-can-eat-all-day offers have more value at off-strip casinos when you have no plans to leave anyway. With that said, The Orleans was offering this for just over $20 for the day.
stay away from MGM, food was crap and as other mentioned, lunch and dinner is pretty much the same thing, changing the name of the dish doesn't make it a different dish. Mandalay bay was better, bellagio is supposed to be good too.
Genius069 said: stay away from MGM, food was crap and as other mentioned, lunch and dinner is pretty much the same thing, changing the name of the dish doesn't make it a different dish. Mandalay bay was better, bellagio is supposed to be good too. Changing the price, but not the food is very common among buffets for lunch and dinner.
vwracer06
Greedy Member
posted: Jan. 14, 2010 @ 8:57p
So, hands down, who has the best buffett in Vegas if price doesnt matter?
I saw a big sign on the side of Bally's advertising all you can eat all day at the Rio. I got back from the Vegas today and was disappointed in all of the buffets. I went to Planet Holloywood, Bellagio, M Resort, and Paris. It seems that they are cutting back and trying to save money. The best buffet I had was this morning at South Point, breakfast buffet for $7.
slruud
Member
posted: Jan. 15, 2010 @ 5:57p
I'd rather get the $6.99 steak dinner at Ellis Island. That's more than enough for one sitting. We must have had one of the last $4.95 steak dinners a couple three years ago, but alas costs go up.
machop
Member
posted: Jan. 16, 2010 @ 9:52a
Planet Hollywood's spicy market buffet is pretty good. I can barely walk afterward.
jgates8
Member
posted: Jan. 16, 2010 @ 8:20p
Rio buffet is pretty good with a large variety of food. When I was there in November it was fresh & decent. Prime rib was very good. Service was a bit lacking but I ordered 3 beverages right away so maybe she figured she could ingore me, LOL. (Water, Soda & coffee). Regardless, I would go back again. (Note - it is not the seafood buffet). However, you are then pretty much trapped there for day & it is not on strip. They do have a shuttle that runs to strip but that would be a total waste of time in your day. If I were staying there I would definitely do it - eating breakfast and then supper, but having just a light snack somewhere else at lunch.
slruud said: I'd rather get the $6.99 steak dinner at Ellis Island. That's more than enough for one sitting. We must have had one of the last $4.95 steak dinners a couple three years ago, but alas costs go up.
In fairness, Ellis Island raised the price for the "off menu" steak special from $4.99 to $6.99 but they also added a pint of their home-brewed beer or root beer to the special. It still remains one of the better deals in Las Vegas.
sueve
New Member
posted: Jan. 28, 2010 @ 4:33p
MGM is the same food at every meal, not very good. Luxor has the best buffet. The breakfast buffet is great. MGM food is never hot. And ya my boyfriend says Excaliber not good.
TropicalTriceps
Member
posted: Jan. 28, 2010 @ 8:33p
vwracer06 said: So, hands down, who has the best buffett in Vegas if price doesnt matter?
Wynn's buffet has the highest quality items but their dinner is about $40/person, considerably more than most others. Their entrees are almost exclusively entry-level fine dining. The only thing I don't dig too much is how sweet some of their desserts are. Many like Bellagio's and Studio B (the M Resort buffet), but I don't think these come close at all.
mrredskin said: bozo007 said: The worst buffet I have eaten in Vegas was at the hilton in 2004.
i'm sure other FWers can recommend several more that you should try that would "top" that award
Food posioning (2007)- Imperial Palace buffet... I know..my own fault...what was I thinking!
Think Paris is the best, if price isn't an issue, but I agree with previous poster that the $6.99 steak dinner is the best deal, along with some of the hotel resturaunts downtown.
wvtalbot
Member
posted: Jan. 31, 2010 @ 2:16p
mrredskin said: bozo007 said: The worst buffet I have eaten in Vegas was at the hilton in 2004.
i'm sure other FWers can recommend several more that you should try that would "top" that award
Before it was torn down, the Boardwalk Casino had what possibly could be the worst buffet I have ever seen.
I must concur, Boardwalk Casino (where CityCenter is now) was the worst.
I had relatives stay there and they demanded a refund after sampling a couple of dishes.
The Boardwalk had some great items at the snack bar like the sliders, strawberry shortcake, and foot long hot dogs! I remember sitting down and eating my strawberry shortcake when traffic on the strip came to a screeching halt with a dozen cop cars racing to the scene of an accident. Turned out that Tupac Shakur got shot.
I had the Luxor buffet about a month ago. We stayed there so it made sense to give it a try. Breakfast was good, pretty good selection, lots of fruit.
Lunch and dinner were alright. Good selection, but the choices were really similar. Food quality was decent.
Overall, it was a typical buffet experience, not the best I ever had, but not the worst. I'm not a picky eater so there was plenty for me to choose from across all 3 meals. And most importantly I didn't get sick, so kudos to Luxor. I'd give it a 7.5 out of 10.
goldenkidx
Member
posted: Mar. 6, 2010 @ 8:13a
What are we bears? Do we really need to eat ALL WE POSSIBLY CAN?
vwracer06 said: So, hands down, who has the best buffett in Vegas if price doesnt matter?
If price doesn't matter it's Wynn's buffet, easily. Excellent food choices all the way around.
The next step down is Bellagio, its cheaper and a close second in terms of quality. After that, the best (and probably best deal) is Spice Market at Planet Hollywood. Paris is a good option as well.
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