Why spend money on fine dining when you can save up on a buffet and spend more on the crabs table. The tradition of Las Vegas buffets began in the 1940s as a way for casinos to provide as much food as possible to their esteemed gamblers while enticing them enough to keep spending on the floor. So, to give you the lowdown on what’s currently available, here’s our guide to the buffets that are already back up and running to help you find the best places to eat. South Point Buffet features a $14 per person affordable buffet, while Wynn offers a Seafood Buffet, and the AYCE Buffet at Palms Resort brings you the popular Prime Rib & Snow Crab Dinner buffet. Head into the Bacchanal Buffet is you want a huge range of dishes (they have over 500 different flavors). Whether you are looking for the widest variety of dishes or the most extravagant dishes, Vegas got you covered.
Las Vegas is home to premier buffets like the Bacchanal Buffet and budget-friendly AYCE like the Garden Buffet at South Point Casino.
