Looking for a place to eat? We have put together a list of Las Vegas Buffets that are currently open or about to open. If there is one thing Las Vegas is known for (besides gambling, shopping and entertainment) it's the wide selection of buffets. Las Vegas buffets have long been an integral part of the Vegas experience. The city famous for some of the most lavish, eye-popping and belt-busting buffets was decimated by the pandemic.
Today, Las Vegas buffets are making a come back as many of the over 40 buffets that temporarily ceased operations due to COVID restrictions are planing to reopen.
A few things however have changed with the reopenings. If you are heading to a Vegas buffet post-pandemic, expect mandatory reservations at some buffets, reduced seating, and dishes served by staff.
Keep the side dishes to a minimum. Things like potatoes, bread and rice will take up space quickly. Even vegetables. You probably hear "Eat your vegetables!" in your dreams, but this is Vegas, baby! You can do that when you get back home. Right now, go for the seafood, prime ribs and steak. Yum!
Keep drinks to a minimum. Yes, it's nice to be able to drink as much fizz as you want but carbonated drinks take up much needed space too. If you want to get your money's worth of food, take a few sips now and then while you're eating. When you're done, and you know you're not going back for more food, that's the time to enjoy the fizz to your heart's content. If you have any more space, that is.
To get the most out of your Las Vegas buffet experience, sample everything. Take a little bit of each and every item, take note of what you like, and then indulge in those things on your next few rounds. There's nothing like knowing you've tried everything, EVERYTHING, the buffet has to offer.
Want to save some money? Then consider limiting yourself to one meal. Skip breakfast and have a big lunch. It will see you through to the next morning. Or have a light breakfast somewhere else, skip lunch, and then have a big dinner.
Whatever you decide to do, remember that you're on vacation. Forget dieting and enjoy guilt-free meals. Bon appétit!
Here is a list of popular Las Vegas buffets, listed by hotel, along with meal times and Las Vegas buffet prices. Please note that prices are subject to change.
Most buffets are FREE for Child 4 or younger. 5 and up pay full price.
Breakfast Pricing
Thursday - Sunday: $38 adults | $19 children* (ages 5 - 10)
Line pass: $20
Lunch Pricing
Thursday - Sunday: $45 adults | $22.50 children* (ages 5 - 10)
Line pass: $20
Hours: Thurs - Sun | 8am - 3pm
Location: Level 2, The Chelsea Tower
Phone 877-893-2001
*Children four years or younger eat free when accompanied by a paying adult.
The Wicked Spoon Buffet Menu:
Wicked Spoon Breakfast Menu (PDF)
Wicked Spoon Lunch Menu (PDF)
Wicked Spoon Drink Menu (PDF)
The Wicked Spoon Buffet Instructions:
Guests are required to practice social distancing by standing 6 feet apart while waiting to be seated and at food stations.
Reservations are highly recommended
Dining is limited to 2 hours per party
Please note that the food is removed 15 minutes after the Wicked Spoon Closure.
Lunch:
Monday - Friday 11am - 3pm
Price: Regular $16.95 | Club Members $12.95 | Lunch Menu
Prime Rib & Champagne Brunch: (Includes bottomless Mimosas)
Saturday & Sunday 8am - 3pm
Price: Regular $22.95 | Club Members $18.95 | Prime Rib & Champagne Brunch Menu
Prime Rib Dinner: (featuring Peel & Eat Shrimp)
Sunday - Thursday 4pm - 9pm
Saturday 4pm - 9pm
Price: Regular $23.95 | Club Members $19.95 | Prime Rib Dinner Menu
Seafood Night: (featuring Prime Rib)
Includes 2 glasses of wine or Draft Beer
Friday 4pm - 9pm
Price: Regular $33.95 | Club Members $29.95 | Seafood Night Menu
Children 3 years and under eat for free.
Children between 4 years and 8 years eat for half price.
Garden Buffet Instructions:
Guests are required to practice social distancing by standing 6 feet apart while waiting to be seated and at food stations.
The Garden Buffet at the South Point Hotel Casino and Spa is located about a 10-minute drive south of the Strip.
Caesars Palace Las Vegas Buffet
Bacchanal Buffet Hours of Operation
What to expect:
Bacchanal Buffet menu has been expanded with nearly 100 new dishes. Those additions include:
New dim sum-style food carts that will roam the dining room offering more on-trend dishes like foie gras PB&J, spicy seafood boil bags, Japanese wagyu hot dogs, as well as traditional dim sum.
All-new, unique and innovative composed dishes guests would never expect to taste at a buffet like turmeric grilled baby octopus with XO chili jam, cheeseburger bao, chipotle bourbon barbecue oysters and duck carnitas quesadillas.
An impressive menu which includes more than 100 vegan and vegetarian options. Lots of plant-based and vegan items that will excite herbivores and carnivores alike, such as quinoa-stuffed baby sweet potatoes with fried kale, tomato tartar and coconut-carrot gazpacho.
The Mediterranean and Asian kitchens have been re-imagined with updates ranging from a new mezze bar and authentic Roman-style pizza, to a wider selection of Southeast Asian flavors featuring Laotian, Filipino, Indonesian, Thai and Vietnamese specialties.
Eye-catching desserts like earl grey mousse, salted caramel popcorn and death by chocolate cupcakes, yuzu tart, ube chiffon cake and more than 10 all-natural gelato flavors.
Bacchanal still features fan favorites including cold and steamed crab legs, as well as shrimp cocktail, from the all-new seafood kitchen. From the reimagined carving, American and Latin stations, guests can also enjoy prime rib, wagon wheel mac and cheese, street tacos and more.
Bacchanal Buffet Instructions:
Bacchanal Buffet welcomes and encourages reservations on OpenTable.com, for non-Caesars Rewards Seven Star guests.
Guests are required to practice social distancing by standing 6 feet apart while waiting to be seated and at food stations.
Due to limited capacity, guests will be asked to please keep their dining experience to 90 minutes.
What to expect:
MGM Grand Buffet features breakfast, lunch and weekend brunch offerings.:
Currently Open
MGM Grand Buffet Instructions:
Dress Code Casual, no reservation required.
MGM Grand Buffet will adhere to MGM Resorts International’s Seven-Point Safety Plan, which prioritizes the health and safety of all guests and employees
Additional sanitization procedures will be implemented throughout the venue, and that includes advanced cleaning protocols, multiple hand sanitizer stations in between buffet stations and increased signage stating each guest must use a new dish or glass for every buffet trip or beverage refill.
Circus Buffet Prices:
Weekday, weekend and holiday buffet prices are as follows:
Weekday Prices
Adult $19.99 Brunch | $21.99 Dinner
Child $14.99 Brunch | $16.99 Dinner
Wynn Las Vegas Buffet
Opening July 1, 2021
Wynn Buffet Days of Operation Thursday - Monday
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Wynn Buffet Price / Hours:
Breakfast: 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. ($38.99 per person)
Brunch: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. ($45.99 per person)
Dinner: 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. ($64.99 per person)
Weekend Gourmet Brunch:
Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. ($48.99 per person).
Endless pours are also available for an additional $24.99 per person for guests age 21 and up.
Children age 2 years and under dine for Free
Children age 3 to 9 are half price.
Phone: (702) 770-3340
What to expect:
A menu that features classic breakfast, lunch and dinner favorites, plus an array of sides that are as tasty as the entrees.
Opening July 1, 2021
Wymm Las Vegas Buffet Instructions:
Resort casual attire required, no reservation required.
Wynn Las Vegas Buffet will offer guests additional services for greater ease and convenience, including the option for reservations, and the ability to pay directly at the table for a more seamless experience.
*Pricing and hours of operation are subject to change. Holiday pricing and weekend pricing applies. Management reserves all rights.
