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| - As a local, I was excited to try "the best buffet in Vegas," it isn't. I've visited these buffets here, Studio B, Feast (GVR and Red Rock), Palms, and Bacchanal. If you're local or have access to a car, do yourself a favor and drive to The M for Studio B's, food is comparable to Bacchanal, and far cheaper. If you're a strip captive, Bacchanal is good, you'll be $50 poorer but satisfied.
Got in line at 6:00p on Wed night and were seated at 6:30. We stayed longer than the 2 hours allowed (shame) and no one bothered us about it. Service is excellent, drinks refilled and plates removed in a timely manner. It's a buffet, I didn't expect too much.
Honestly, unless you're going to eat your weight in crab legs, $50 (no longer includes beer and wine?!?! Come on Caesars!) is way too much to pay for sodium overload. Chinese: salty.
Curry: salty and I still smell like coconut.
Salad: prepareds were over dressed, not enough choices for build-your-own.
Meats/cheese: good.
Italian: didn't try anything but ratatouille but good.
Mexican: greasy and sitting out too long, carnitas were there before we arrived and still sitting there as we left.
American: sides were good, meats were just ok, fried stuff wasn't crispy. Disappointed.
Seafood: good, I tried to eat $50 worth.
Juice bar: good.
Dessert: was expecting better, honestly, overall kinda tasteless and too sweet. I recommend the lava cakes.
Sushi: I felt there should've been more choices for a $50 buffet. Disappointed.
Things to try: seafood, chef's specials, small plates.
It's nice to be able to walk the forum shops to help digest but I'll just head to The M for my buffet binges in the future.
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