las vegas buffets's - qyality and value top 10

Leaving for vegas end of april, staying at Bally%26#39;s......

want to hit at least 4 buffets for dinner...which ones are the best value

las vegas buffets's - qyality and value top 10

We like the Big Kitchen Buffet at Bally%26#39;s. Since you are staying there, I think you get a discount. I%26#39;ve never been there for dinner; we usually go in the morning. The best way we have found to get the most for your money is to go in toward the end of the time they are serving breakfast (can%26#39;t remember the times anymore). They start putting out lunch items right after breakfast, and they don%26#39;t kick you out, so you end up getting the lunch items for the breakfast price. Sneaky, but great if you%26#39;re wanting more of a brunch.

For dinner, the Spice Market buffet at Aladdin is my personal favorite, but it%26#39;s a bit more expensive. Worth it though. So much variety -- seafood, middle eastern, sushi, italian, chinese....

Getting hungry thinking about it...

las vegas buffets's - qyality and value top 10

I agree the Big Kitchen Buffet is good, we ate there for breakfast and dinner, both were great, and ask to be seated by the windows there%26#39;s a great view there, also if your looking for a quick snack try Nosh, the sandwiches are to dye for. It is also located in Bally%26#39;s......we also like the spice market Buffet at Aladdin, and also the Rio has a huge Buffet and lots of wonderful foods to choose from....all Buffets that I have listed will run around $23 to $25 pp, except breakfast is a little cheaper.....There are many Buffets to choose from, I%26#39;m sure you won%26#39;t have a hard time finding one to fit you budget. Our favorites listed in this order:

1-Rio ( the carnival buffet)

2-Spice market buffet ( at Aladdin) Planet Hollywood

3- Big Kitchen Buffet ( Bally%26#39;s)

4-Paris Buffet

Paris for a late breakfast and the Mirage for Dinner. You cant go wrong with those 2

LOVE Paris breakfast buffet... anyone who leaves there hungry and needs to eat again before dinner should have their head (and stomach) examined :)

TG

Best quality - Wynn, Bellagio %26amp; Paris.

Best value - nowhere on the Strip. Check out Orleans, any of the Station casinos or (as recommended by VHB) Sam%26#39;s Town.

Best value is going at lunch prices, almost the same food as dinner at 1/3rd off

Do not go to cheaper buffets to save a couple bucks,

stick to the good ones

Aladdin, Paris, Mandalay Bay, Rio , Mirage...

these are the best value at around $24 din, $17 lunch and are all a sure thing for a great meal

Ok and maybe a little less $ Harrahs, MonteCarlo, Luxor, TI

Is Bally%26#39;s Big Kitchen buffet located in the rear tower by the monorail stop?

www.cheapovegas.com/vegas_food_chart.php…

frommers.com/destinations/indexdining.cfm…

i have personally eaten at these, ranked in order of preferance:

1. aladdin

2. main street station

3. golden nugget (breakfast only)

4. rio (carnival court)

5. mirage (breakfast only)

6. paris

7. bellagio

8. harrah%26#39;s

of these, main street station is the cheapest. it also gets pretty consistenly good reviews. frommers gives it 3 stars. the only other buffets to get 3 stars are the wynn and paris, both of which cost twice what main street station costs. MSS also had a very short line. MSS is a great place to play video poker, so we love the area, too.

for more money, aladdin was the best. the chocolate cake was so good that i don%26#39;t even want to try chocolate cake at other places because i know that they will just disappoint me. there were also several mediterannean choices that i thought were fantastic.

Avoid the Spice Market Buffet at Aladdin- it was not good.

I would go with Bellagio and the Mirage. The other thing I would look into is the Sunday Seafood Brunch at Zifferino in the mall at Venetian- that was awesome.

The Wynn, PAris, and Mandalay are the other buffets that I have heard are awesome.

That gives you 6 to check out.

4 buffets for dinner?

WHY?

You get much better food for le$$ at traditional restaurants.

Be sure to bring you own shovel, bucket, and funnel