AROUND TOWN An Explorer’s Guide to the Strip
RESTAURANTS
Lago Buffet at Caesars Palace
Buffet CARNIVAL WORLD BUFFET Seven live stations, including a teppanyaki grill, serve more than 300 dishes prepared fresh daily, from pizza to omelets to 70 varieties of homemade pies. Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, (702) 777-7757. EMPEROR’S BUFFET Affordable buffet has a breakfast bar with a live omelet cooking station and serves American and international cuisine. Imperial Palace, (702) 731-3311. FLAVORS, THE BUFFET From Brazilian barbecue to Italian casseroles to fire-roasted rotisserie chicken and fresh seafood, Flavors offers selections spanning the globe. Harrah’s Las Vegas, (702) 369-5000. LAGO BUFFET International breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets daily, and a weekend champagne brunch with omelets cooked to order, hand-carved herb-crusted prime rib, fresh jumbo shrimp and crab legs on ice. Caesars Palace, (702) 731-7928. LE VILLAGE BUFFET Features live-action cooking stations themed after seven French provinces. Paris Las Vegas, (702) 946-4930. PARADISE GARDEN BUFFET Buffet offers prime rib, carved fresh turkey, steamed mussels and littleneck clams with saffron cream sauce and much more. Flamingo Las Vegas, (702) 733-3111.
Carnival World Buffet at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino
SPICE MARKET BUFFET This sensory smorgasbord has tastes from around the globe. In addition to ethnic entrées, the usual suspects— salads, carving stations and desserts—have made this one of the best buffets in Vegas. Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, (702) 785-9005.
Todai Restaurant at Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
STERLING BRUNCH A Sunday brunch like no other. Champagne, sturgeon caviar, beef tenderloin and lobster top the menu. Bally’s Las Vegas, (702) 967-7999. TODAI RESTAURANT Sushi and seafood buffet offers a wide
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selection of signature dishes including a seaweed salad, poached salmon, snow crab legs and shrimp. Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, (702) 892-0021.
Grand Feast
THE VILLAGE SEAFOOD BUFFET Serves all-you-can-eat favorites of
The Buffet of Buffets is a 24-hour ticket to dine at seven different participating buffets.
Participating Buffets
Starting at $39.99 for Total Rewards members, it lets you eat your way around Las Vegas with unlimited in-and-out access to the buffets of your choice until your 24-hour window expires.
Carnival World Buffet at the Rio
So if you can’t decide between the miso-glazed duck at Paradise Garden, the Brazilian barbecue at Flavors or the Alaskan king crab at Spice Market, why try to choose? Have it all!
Le Village Buffet at Paris Las Vegas
lobster, snow crab legs, shrimp, oysters and sushi, as well as beef and chicken dishes. Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, (702) 777-7943.
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This is one all-you-can-eat smorgasbord that’s worthy of the name.
Emperor’s Buffet at Imperial Palace Flavors, The Buffet at Harrah’s Lago Buffet at Caesars Palace Paradise Garden Buffet at Flamingo Spice Market Buffet at Planet Hollywood
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