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| - I can think of better ways to spend $35 (lunch price + tax and tip) in Vegas (you can actually eat well for an entire day for that amount if you're willing to venture off the strip), but if having a buffet in a major hotel is part of the Vegas experience, this isn't a bad place to check it off your list.
Not everything is good,and actually, nothing I had was exceptional, but there was enough I did enjoy (such as the carving station meats, a couple of fish dishes, all the options at the Chinese station, one soup, a stew, a couple of breads, the ice cream, and a couple other desserts) that I felt I got my money's worth (and didn't actually eat again for another 24 hours).
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