Hi Steve,

There is not a huge difference (apart from price) it’s just you lose a few of the premium options such as Crab Legs and Prime Rib, and you get a few fewer options, such as 3/4 types of meat on the carvery rather than 5/6/ But on the whole the things that make the buffets great, the huge endless food options are here all week. the increased price at weekend is not really worth it for the added extras, it’s just surge charging as it’s a busier period.

As for your second question, it’s quite a tough one. We rate Wynn as no1, but that’s because it’s consistently brilliant, I don’t think it would be the one we went back to after a decade, the bacchanal is a strong choice as it really is so special. But honestly, I think we would pick a boozy brunch at Wicked Spoon. That is ALOT of fun.

Obviously, we would have chosen the Sterling Brunch, but that is still, and possibly permanently, closed down.

Excellent,

glad to hear some good reviews coming out of the Vegas, they have been a bit mixed of late

Steve

Hi Rhain,

Yep, we too have had out Anual Vegas Visit canceled! Along with all our other trips for the year! So disappointing!

We are hoping to get back in spring and like you hope the Buffets are open by then, there is no doubt they will reopen once demand and safety allow but when that will be is anyones guess! It could be a whole new world by then! 

Good luck on your trip and thanks for reading

Thanks so much for review all the Buffets, We are big fans of Seafood so can’t wait for unlimited Shrimp, Oysters Crabs Legs, and even Lobster! The Sterling looks incredible, but might be out of our price range! 

Can’t wait, hope they are all back open by then! 

Hi Shanta,

Buffets are slowly opening up but in a very different format. 

They are sure to open in some capacity as the demand increases, but for now, Vegas is still very quiet and the demand for the buffets low. But as it picks up they are sure to open back up. Feb is possible unlikely as a lot of demand for the buffets comes from the Conference crowd and they are pretty much all postponing or going online.

It’s going to be a tough winter for Vegas. 

Do you think the Buffets will be open again by Feb? 

Also if they do open up what are the vegetarian options like? I know the meat stations are big in these buffets but are there good choices for those of us who don’t eat meat? 

Thanks? 

Hi Sonny, 

Yeah, the Buffets in Las Vegas are definitely on the steeper side price-wise, however, the quality of what is included is incredible! These are not an everyday type of eatery but a real treat! We think you would probably explode if you tried eating at them often.

We think of them as an indulgent treat! and remember you really don’t need much else to eat on any day you hit the buffet! 

Hope you have a great time in Vegas

Steve