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| - Came here for Brunch on a Sunday (during a three day weekend, I might add) with 13 other friends. The wait? Almost none, just had to wait for the rest of the party to come to be seated.
About $40 for tax and tip for brunch buffet (without the all you can drink champagne) is a pretty good deal for the quality food that was served! Yums. I loved the little portions that everything was served in and took bites out of everything (my friends & I started sharing after a while..)
My favorites included:
Shrimp Cocktail - Served in cute little shot glasses
Cheese & Salami
Eggs Benedict
Macarons - Not sure which flavor, but still delicious
Gelato - I tried the Passionfruit Mango
Peach cobbler - Still warms in the little serving pan
Lamb Shoulder
Smoked Salmon
Bacon - perfectly crisped
Other items (which ranged from good to meh) included:
Ribs
Apple Smoked Sausage
Chocolate Covered Strawberries - I didn't particularly like the oreo crumbs, but still good.
Fried chicken
Short Ribs
Yogurt Parfait - With blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries, yum.
Lemon garlic shrimp -
Sushi - Not much selection and too much rice
Calamari - A little bit too salty for my taste
Crab Cakes
Ravioli
Angry Mac&Cheese
Salad - There was not much selection during this time
There was A LOT more food that I cannot think of. Quality buffet for a good trip to Vegas, especially for brunch. It also wasn't too crowded either, which was a plus! The best part about the whole buffet, as always to me, was the dessert selection and display. Mouth watering and drooling. The service was also really good, checking up on us often for drinks. Not saying I go to buffets too often (I probably have been to quite a few in Vegas - Rio, Bellagio, the cheap one in The Orleans), but this one was pretty good. Also might be hyped up since it was the end of a great Vegas trip, but doesn't hurt to try!
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