Finding Best Buffets In Sin City (Las Vegas) Five Extraordinary Buffets Revealed!
Written by Michael Lazar - Monday, 08 September 2008
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 When in the heart of Sin City, where we quite often can find ourselves tirelessly strolling the streets and taking in many of the scenic conundrums that make the neon jungle that is Vegas...well Vegas—it can be relatively easy to work up quite an appetite.
Perhaps the fact that local laws actually allow for us partiers to carry around open containers on the strip, which can greatly contribute to those late night, I-have-had-too-much-too-drink food cravings, where on many occasions we find ourselves at a 24-hour diner ordering food we never would eat were we sober. So for all of you Vegas loving, poker chip flicking lovers of all things night—here are the top four buffets you can hit up while in Las Vegas that will keep that tummy of yours comfortably filled.
 Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino
3700 W. Flamingo Rd. (Valley View Blvd.)
Las Vegas, NV 89103
Phone: (702) 252-7777
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When you think of a buffet you never think of one as grand as is presented at the Rio. Long, marble coated buffet stands adorn the room, seemingly trailing on as far as the eye can see, and they are quite large in reality. Separated into different areas—mostly based upon ethnicity—you can sample and devour large portions of exotic foods aplenty at this posh buffet. From sushi to fish tacos, to crab legs and jumbo shrimp, it’s all here and well presented for your gourmet takings. While you are eating, courteous servers will come around every so often to make sure that your glasses are full with whatever you feel like drinking, from coffees and teas to alcoholic beverage (not included in the buffet price.) Finally what buffet is not complete without an amazing desert selection? Feast your eyes on a hundreds of different deserts and swear that you will work if off in the gym when you get back home.
 Green Valley Ranch Casino
2300 Paseo Verde Pkwy. (Green Valley Pkwy.)
Henderson, NV 89052
Phone: (702) 617-7777
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Colorful glass ceilings decorate this fabulous buffet getaway, featuring exquisite art decorating the walls and some of the best damn service you will ever get. They have a rather vast buffet menu—which is changed out depending on the time of day between breakfast, lunch and dinner times. Catch the AM shift and you can enjoy freshly made French toast, eggs benedict and other breakfast favorites. During lunch they bust out with the Farmers Market where you can indulge in all sorts of freshly baked breads, grilled chicken and plenty of fresh fruits and low-cal salads. At dinner time there are gourmet chefs situated around cooking stations, offering made-in-front-of-you pasta, pizza, beef (including steaks and prime rib), fish (including shrimp, lobster and crab and specialty fishes), and chicken dishes. Not to mention plenty of cultural fare, such as Mexican food and Italian food; buffets do not get any more lavish than this.
Notable Mentions
 Bellagio
3600 Las Vegas Blvd. S. (Flamingo Rd.)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 693-8111
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Even if you can not afford to stay at this amazing resort, you can certainly try your hands and mouth at their amazing buffet. But be prepared to wait in line and pay, as better then five thousand patrons stuff themselves silly here every day. Enjoy lobster, crab legs, exotic fish, sushi, wood fired pizzas, burgers, steaks and all sorts of ethnic foods—some that you may have never heard of—as you pile it to heaping amounts on your plate and head back to your table with your head down. What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas right?
 Wynn Las Vegas
3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S. (Desert Inn Rd.)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 770-3340; (888) 320-WYNN
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One of the more elaborate buffets in town features more than seventeen food stations—sometimes more—all being hosted by their own server or chef, depending on the food being served. You can find nearly anything that you want to eat at this awesome buffet. From crab and lobster to sushi and teppenyaki, all the way to falafel and humus on freshly baked, home made pita breads. If you are hungry for it, they make it here, and they make it gourmet!
 The Mirage
3400 S. Las Vegas Blvd. (Spring Mountain Rd.)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 791-7111; (800) 347-9000
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A feast for the eyes and the stomach awaits you here, where you can sample fares from all over the world in an exquisite five-star setting that offers an ambience like no other place in Sin City. Enjoy gourmet ethnic eats in an uppity and posh setting that will leave our taste buds craving more.
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