Las Vegas is synonymous with indulgence, and its buffet scene is no exception. Despite recent changes in the landscape, including fewer options and higher prices post-pandemic, the spirit of abundant culinary delights continues to thrive. From the luxurious to the economical, the city’s buffets offer a microcosm of its broader allure: variety, quality, and the irresistible call to indulge. We’ve rounded up the top ten buffets that exemplify the best of Las Vegas dining, each promising a memorable feast worthy of any food lover’s bucket list.
Caesars Palace’s Bacchanal Buffet
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Taking the crown at the top of our Las Vegas buffet rankings, the Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace is nothing short of a culinary marvel, sprawling over 25,000 square feet of elegantly designed space. As the largest buffet in Vegas, Bacchanal hosts over 250 diverse menu items across 10 kitchens and 9 chef-attended stations. Dive into an international array of dishes from Roman-style pizza and L.A.-inspired Quesabirria Tacos to exotic fare like Korean Fried Chicken and wood-grilled lamb T-bones. The seafood station is a highlight during dinner, offering an assortment including crabs and shrimp. Brunch is equally enticing with unique offerings such as Ruben Eggs Benedict and a lavish pancake extravaganza. Dessert lovers will revel in the array of gelatos, crepes, and bite-sized pastries like ube mousse and tiramisu. Due to its popularity, making a reservation is recommended, though be mindful of the strict dining time limits enforced here. 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South, (702) 731-7928 caesarspalace.com
The Buffet at Wynn
Step into the epitome of buffet elegance at The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas, renowned for offering the most upscale dining experience. From 1–9 p.m., indulge in the Seafood Spectacular featuring the world’s finest catches from Maine to the Mediterranean. Executive Chef Craig Herber presents over 90 exquisite dishes across 16 food kitchens, including bespoke eggs Benedict and vibrant Latin Street Food stations. For a smooth experience, take advantage of priority seating with pre-payment to avoid the lines. Whether you’re craving grandeur or gourmet, The Buffet at Wynn delivers a luxurious dining saga that’s quintessentially Vegas. 3131 S Las Vegas Blvd, (702) 770-3340 wynnlasvegas.com
AYCE at Palms
At Palms’ A.Y.C.E. Buffet, you’re invited to embark on a culinary journey that spans the globe—no passport required! This buffet offers a smorgasbord of international delights with seven distinct food stations featuring everything from fresh seafood to a carving station and made-to-order pasta. A standout is the all-you-can-eat lobster dinner on Wednesday and Thursday nights, which has quickly earned a stellar reputation and now requires reservations. And don’t miss the Prime Rib and Snow Crab on Friday nights. For those who love a leisurely brunch, A.Y.C.E. serves up a daily buffet complete with bottomless mimosas. Award-winning service and a convenient location make this buffet a must-visit for foodies looking to enjoy the world’s flavors all under one roof. 4321 W. Flamingo Rd, (866) 942-7777 palms.com
Crossroads Kitchen Brunch Buffet (Sundays Only)
Step into Crossroads Kitchen at Resorts World Las Vegas and immerse yourself in a brunch buffet that’s redefining the Las Vegas dining scene. Crossroads isn’t just any brunch spot; it’s a vibrant celebration of plant-based innovation. Every Sunday from 10 AM to 2 PM, indulge in an array of meticulously crafted dishes that will dazzle vegans and non-vegans alike. From the fresh, colorful assortments of gluten-free parfaits and artisan cheeses to the rich, savory depths of vegan scrambled eggs and plant-based sausages, each dish is a testament to culinary excellence without compromise. The live pasta station offers custom creations on-the-spot, while the dessert station—bursting with sweet, vegan delights—promises a perfect end to a lavish meal. 3000 South Las Vegas Blvd, (702) 676-7978 crossroadslasvegas.com
Wicked Spoon at The Cosmopolitan
If you are looking for the ultimate foodie buffet experience, offering everything from sushi to bone marrow, then Wicked Spoon at The Cosmopolitan should be at the top of your list. Its high-end, but accessible and a nice break from the less adventurous buffets in town. Broken into stations, guests can sample Asian, Italian, a grill, comfort food bites (hello, create-your-own mac and cheese), salad and a gorgeous dessert spread. Favorites are the tapas-style plates that let you taste a little bit of everything without overeating. Go. Eat. You’re welcome. 3708 Las Vegas Blvd, (702) 698-7000 cosmopolitanlasvegas.com
Buffet Bellagio
The Bellagio Buffet delivers a classic Las Vegas dining experience, boasting a variety of high-quality dishes that cater to every palate. Despite its culinary prowess, the ambiance and decor of the dining room feel dated and could benefit from a modern refresh. The buffet, which started serving all-you-can-eat meals in 1998, features an array of stations from seafood to carving and pasta, maintaining its reputation for quality through the years. 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, (702) 693-8111 bellagio.com
The Market Place Buffet at Rampart Casino
It may be off The Strip, the Market Place Buffet is a strong contender for the best buffet value in town. Open seven days a week, this buffet offers a delectable array of options from a $21.99 lunch buffet to a $33.99 weekend champagne brunch. Themed dinner nights such as Fiesta Night, Prime Rib, and Aloha Night, each at $32.99, provide a varied dining experience that caters to all tastes. Enjoy added perks like all-you-can-drink beer and wine for just $7.99 extra, making every meal a festive occasion. 221 N Rampart Blvd, (702) 507-5900 theresortatsummerlin.com
Anthony’s Brunch Buffet (Sundays Only)
Step into the epitome of Sunday indulgence at Anthony’s Brunch Buffet, nestled in the heart of M Resort, Las Vegas. This brunch hotspot offers a feast for the senses every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., where elegance meets epicurean delights. Revel in a luxurious spread that includes everything from succulent lobster tails and hand-carved prime rib to an array of sushi that promises to dazzle. Don’t miss the specialty offerings like all-you-can-eat Snow Crab Legs, richly prepared Lamb Provencal, and perfectly crusty Beef Wellington. With champagne flowing and a variety of decadent desserts to cap off the meal, Anthony’s sets the stage for a brunch experience that’s as lavish as it is unforgettable. Reservations are a must to secure your slice of Sunday splendor at this exclusive dining venue. 12300 S Las Vegas Blvd, (702) 797-1000 themresort.com
Garden Court Buffet
Our top pick for a Downtown buffet is Main Street Station’s Garden Court Buffet, the only buffet in the area, renowned for its Victorian decor that adds a touch of elegance to the dining experience. Open daily for brunch and limited to weekend dinners, this venue serves a diverse array of dishes from Southern to International cuisines, all complemented by a vast dessert selection. While dinner service is now exclusively on weekends, the buffet remains a cherished spot for both locals and visitors seeking a taste of Las Vegas history at a modest price point. 200 N Main St, (702) 387-1896 mainstreetcasino.com
MGM Grand Buffet
The MGM Grand Buffet is celebrated for its expansive brunch spread, available until 3 PM daily. This Las Vegas favorite not only delivers a wide array of American and international dishes—from savory carving stations to fresh seafood—but also enhances the experience with all-you-can-drink specials. For an additional $21.99, Guests can enjoy unlimited beer, wine, and mimosas, making it a perfect spot for those looking to indulge in a leisurely and boozy brunch. 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, (702) 891-5686 mgmresorts.com
So, those are our favorites. Now, tell us yours and be sure to explain why your choice deserves a place on the list of best buffets in Vegas.
