So one of the things that I look forward to in vegas, since I don't gamble and find the stripclubs sub-par to what we've got here locally, is vegas buffets! I'd like folks to share their experiences at various buffets in vegas. Location doesn't matter so much as the quality and variety of food.
Points of interest include:
Variety of foods
How long the line is, or ways to circumvent the line. Spending 3 hours in line is difficult when you need to eat every 2 hours.
Any specialties the buffet may have
And from a purely personal perspective, do they have any sugar free desserts?
Even though I thought the Paris was a little overrated, it was great they had sugarfree apple pie! They didn't even bother with artificial sweeteners, which is the way I think apple pie should be. Nice naked succulent apples. I should mention that anyone looking for a large variety of desserts should definitely go to Paris... amazing!
I've been to the buffet at Aladdin, Paris and (for lunch) Mandalay Bay. So far my favourite is the Aladdin. I found the Paris a bit overhyped and thought there was more variety at the Aladdin, though I could be fooled since Aladdin was my first vegas buffet. Mandalay Bay was ok for the money.
I'd also be interested in GOOD seafood at a buffet. There may not be such a thing. I have yet to ever find a crab leg that tasted like more than salty water. But since I'm from the NW, I am spoiled on fresh Dungeoness crab.
Share those buffet stories!
Points of interest include:
Variety of foods
How long the line is, or ways to circumvent the line. Spending 3 hours in line is difficult when you need to eat every 2 hours.
Any specialties the buffet may have
And from a purely personal perspective, do they have any sugar free desserts?
Even though I thought the Paris was a little overrated, it was great they had sugarfree apple pie! They didn't even bother with artificial sweeteners, which is the way I think apple pie should be. Nice naked succulent apples. I should mention that anyone looking for a large variety of desserts should definitely go to Paris... amazing!
I've been to the buffet at Aladdin, Paris and (for lunch) Mandalay Bay. So far my favourite is the Aladdin. I found the Paris a bit overhyped and thought there was more variety at the Aladdin, though I could be fooled since Aladdin was my first vegas buffet. Mandalay Bay was ok for the money.
I'd also be interested in GOOD seafood at a buffet. There may not be such a thing. I have yet to ever find a crab leg that tasted like more than salty water. But since I'm from the NW, I am spoiled on fresh Dungeoness crab.
Share those buffet stories!
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