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| - We beat the holiday rush of prices paying $29.99 per person for dinner. Surprisingly rated top 10 buffets in Las Vegas, it was nothing special. Even the Wynn had ice sculptures and chocolatiers (from what I can remember). The buffet was disappointing to say the least but a bit better than some other buffets that I've had.
Food: Why are the crab legs always cold? Can't they serve them hot for once? I don't like to eat any seafood cold. The desserts were probably the best but like any other mass produced food, the best was the creme brulee and the strawberry tart with vanilla pudding on the bottom. The sushi was mediocre being laid out and people taking mass quantity at one time. This is a buffet, leave some for the people in line won't ya? The meats were okay but with all the people hoarding the food, the presentation lacked its luster.
Service: We were fortunate to get chosen from the line with the number of people in our party (so avoided a 2 hour wait so we heard). We ended up sitting at the bar area and the staff was very pleasant and nice.
Layout: Like most buffets, they try to separate things however with the seafood and meats compacted in the same area, better to spread out the lines instead of cramming them through the sitting area. I did not want to do any of those lines, so mostly salads, desserts, and italian for me. There was not a lot of varied selection which I found surprising. Even the rio carnival buffet had more I thought (haven't been there in years, so can't vouch now).
I wouldn't go back...definitely going to try the M studio buffet the next time. Although further south of the strip, worth to try something new for that price. I hear it even includes champagne/wine as part of your meal purchase. Can't beat that!
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