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| - If you want to experience a Las Vegas buffet without the costly Las Vegas price, the Studio B Buffet is the place to go. Studio B is located in the fairly new M Casino and Resort about 20 minutes from The Strip (using 15 South). Although the casino is located away from the bright lights and hustle and bustle of Vegas, the drive to eat at this buffet is well worth it.
Here is some useful information about the prices:
Lunch 10:30 am-2:30 pm............................ $14.99
Dinner 4:00 pm-9:00pm...............................$22.99
Seafood brunch (Saturday and Sunday) 9:00 am -2:30 pm...............$31.99
Seafood dinner (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) 4:00 pm-10:00 pm...........$31.99
The buffet also serves breakfast daily, but I didn't bother copying the prices down. Who wakes up early enough in Vegas to eat breakfast anyways?
My group of 12 and I arrived at the buffet at 6 pm on a Thursday night and found ourselves standing in a very long, non-moving line. It took 2 hours before we were seated, however, at the front of the line is a lounge area where you can get started on your unlimited alcohol. Yes, unlimited red and white wine, beer, and cider; but I tipped the beverage attendant just to be nice I had a taste of the wines, which just tasted like regular wines to me, nothing fancy, but it went well with the meal.
The buffet has your typical salad bar, which also included fresh mozzarella slices, cocktail shrimp, and tri-tip and prime rib carving stations. They also had a carving station for Bamboo Mahi Mahi which looked very interesting, but I didn't give it a try. According to my parents, it was kind of dry. Although it was not seafood night, they had many seafood dishes, including various styles of mussels (the baked mussels with the mayonnaise stuff was my favorite), this swirly baked fish, and also Paella. The buffet reminded me of the buffet at the Rio because of its International choices, including Mexican, Thai (the Pad Thai was very popular at my table), Chinese, Italian, and American. Sorry, no sushi here. Everything seemed pretty fresh and refilled promptly until near closing time.
The best part of the buffet was the dessert bar, so make sure to save some room for dessert. If you have a sweet tooth, this place is perfect for you. The dessert bar line starts with crepes topped with fruit, cookies, various macaroons, brownies, red velvet cupcakes, and more. I had the mini crème brulee, tiramisu, and cannolis which tasted exactly like the ones I get when I go to Jersey. All very yummy. What kept me going back to the dessert bar were the numerous flavors of gelato and sorbet. Mmmmmm.... I highly recommend the raspberry sorbet and the mango and chocolate mint gelato. What made the dessert bar even better was the available hot chocolate, cappuccino, and espresso.
Overall, the buffet was awesome. Our waiter refilled our water glasses promptly and didn't mind making conversation with us. The staff was nice. Just be prepared to wait and starve in the long line if you don't get there early. I can't wait to come back on my next trip to Vegas and try their seafood night.
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