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| - I had read other reviews rating this buffet as over-hyped, and from my experience, those reviews seem to be pretty true. I went there with my family on Thursday evening for dinner and the wait was about 30 minutes long. I was eagerly looking forward for their seafood and steak offerings, but it was quiet disappointing to see that the options were quiet limited. For the seafood options, they had about 5 cold-seafood choices including cold crabs legs and cocktail shrimps, and for the "so called steak items" they only had briskets and prime rib. Whereas when i had called them earlier that day to inquire about their dinner speicals, the phone operator had clearly mentioned to me that the dinner menu will include lobster tails and at least NY strip steak. I paid about $230 for 4 people and had read those "best buffet in LV" reviews, so may be my expectation was a bit higher - but Bacchanal Buffet definitely did not meet what I had expected given my positive experince with Bellagio's The Buffet and Cosmo's Wicked Spoon.
About the foods, they have a small Chinese section with horrible dim-sum options. Then they have some cold cuts section followed by Italian (with steamed crab legs that were surprisingly good), Mexican station, American section including beef cuts, sliders n fried chicken, and the small seafood section. The dessert section is in the middle of the dining area but it was way better than the dinner items.
In short, I wont be coming back to this buffet in the future, but my three stars goes to their dessert section, wagyu sliders, fried chicken with waffle, beef tacos, and may be couple of more other items.
My recommendation - if u are really seeking for a "good tasting food" in contrast to varieties of options, this is not the place for you. They are over priced than any other buffets, and is not worth the wait and money. I would rather get those $50, 24-hours acess buffets for all of my three meals all day long, or would rather look into some good eats in Thai and Malaysian options in the city. Bacchanal was a disappointment.
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