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| - When we checked in next door at Bally's, the man helping us mentioned this great 24hr buffet deal for $50 dollars. Basically he said you can visit ALL of the Caesar resorts buffets as much as you want for 24 hrs. We though this was an amazing deal, we could have lunch at the Paris, dinner at Caesar's, and breakfast somewhere else all for $50 dollars!
We purchased our wrist bands at Paris and the woman said "Yes, this is good at ALL Caesar's resorts." We went to have dinner at Caesar's later that day and after checking in with the hostess she said "oh, you know you have to pay an ADDITONAL $30 per person, right?" WHAT?! What a total rip off. We should have known the "good deal" was too good to be true. They stamp a little thing on the back of your receipt stating "pay as little as $15 for upgrade to Caesars buffet." Who bothers to read the fine print on the back of a receipt? If we would have known it would have been extra, we would have never bothered. We also wouldn't have had to walk my 74 year old father clear across the strip for all the trouble. Paris didn't offer to do anything to rectify the confusion, and I really feel bad for other people falling for this "deal."
All that being said, The Paris buffet had some good things to it in regards to food:
The brioche French toast, the salmon, roasted sweet potatoes, the pasta dishes were all favorites.
Some not so good:
Lack of fresh fruit and veggies - the salad offerings were very poor.
The crepe station...the "bananas" on the nutella crepes were mushy and weird, swimming in some sweet mystery liquid and then drenched in whipped topping and lord knows what else.
Go across the way to "La Creperie" and pay $10 for a decent crepe.
There are too many other places in Vegas to eat, I wouldn't come again,
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