Best LV Buffets?

the flamingo does suck, the orleans is flavorless.

M is too far for me to really want to go, hell I 'll go to the

Crazy Buffet at Chyanne and Rainblow.

on the weekend , the Country club restraunt at the Wynn has a brunch buffet with a dixieland theme.

the food is truly encredible. all you can eat raw bar, gumbo, beef filet, prime rib, cheeses from all over the world, eggs any style, many fish dishes, the list goes on and on...

a dixieland quartet plays live music while you eat. the meal comes with bloody mary or champagne. we sit outside when its cooler and over look the waterfall on the golf course.

this cost 49.95 and i know thats alot for a meal. but if you can afford the 50 dollars , it is well worth it.

for less money the buffets at the mirage, TI, Paris, the wicked spoon at the cosmo, Aria are all fine 

But take your girl to the Country club jazz brunch buffet. we stayed at the cosmo last month and never made it down to the wynn. I wish we had.  

Red Rock Lunch was awesome. If you take in Red Rock Canyon, the Red Rock Buffet is a no brainer

Last year Gordie Brown came with a dinner buffet at the Nugget for under $40 (if memory serves me correctly). Gordie was pretty good, the buffet sucked

The Sunday Brunch at the Bellagio is arguably 'the' best in LV second to no one! the seafood buffet alone will blow first timers minds! nothing is comparable to this LV signature brunch buffet...one thing; the line, expect at least a half hour to 45 minutes waiting period to be seated, locals thrive on this traditional "Sunday Brunch" Las Vegas 'style' and make up 40% of the customers...

surprised no one mention sunday brunch at sterling bally......nothing compares.....$85 but wow

Delight in the finest brunch in Las Vegas, 25 years running. Start your Sunday with this exquisite brunch served in the rarefied setting of Bally's Steakhouse; voted Best Brunch by the Review Journal. Champagne, Sturgeon caviar and lobster mingle with freshly prepared sushi, omelets and beef tenderloin at our weekend classic that guarantees a diverse dining experience. Tempting desserts and time-appropriate drinks (mimosas, anyone?) round out the selections. If only all Sunday meals could taste this good.

it is unreal

Bellagio and Planet Hollywood are my favorites.