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| - If you LOVE food, this is the place to be. Vegas is known for a variety of things including gambling, shows and food. The Bacchanal has a little bit of everything for foodies far and wide! I first visited this buffet years ago back in my college days. A group of friends and I were in town for spring break and thought it would be fun to splurge on a meal before heading back to school. This was a whole new experience to say the least.
The location has moved from what I recall. Used to be just outside of the sports book, but now is a bit further back (or forward depending on how you look at the casino). Various sections include seafood, meat, hispanic, italian and asian. Can't forget the all important dessert section since it's one of the first you see when you arrive.
I'lll try to recall as many of the details as possible since my phone died just as we entered and couldn't take photos of the sections of delectable treats. At the seafood station, there were chilled crab legs, shrimp, lobster claws, ceviche, baked clams, steamed muscles and other wonderful creations. I don't know how many pounds of seafood we ate, but must have been a few platefuls. The meat section had prime rib, ribs, sausages, turkey, lamb chops and others. There's also good 'ol american sliders if you're feeling like going basic. I know there was more, but my eyes were locked in on the prime rib. Italian had pasta, pizza and steamed crab legs. I skipped the latin section simply because I ran out of room. The sushi near the back was simply wonderful and I believe the oysters were located near this section as well. You could order your favorite asian noodle dish along with a wide variety of dumplings and other asian dishes. I also made sure to get a couple mini salads to balance all the gluttony. I actually didn't dive into the desserts since I literally couldn't move for a while after finishing my last plate. But some of the desserts that came back with others included creme brulee, pistachio cake, fruit tartes, red velvet cup cakes and gelato.
We sat and enjoyed family for a while before heading out. The one drawback I encountered was that they overcharged me for our group. I had three adults and two children. I'm bummed that they charged my 13 year old daughter the adult (holiday price even more) price since she eats like a bird. They also charged my 9 year old the same adult price when it should have been the children's price. The cashier had said it had been a long day, but yikes! While there are quite a few delectable treats here, I can't agree with that mistake! Yes, I should have checked my receipt before leaving the cashier, but thought I explained the ages of my children well enough not to have to especially after she confirmed the ages.
Over all a great dining experience. Be sure to wear the stretchy pants and leave plenty of time before and after you plan on eating. The lines can be daunting prior to entering and you'll need to muster up energy after gorging yourself. In the future I'll try to avoid a holiday weekend to avoid the price increase and cashier lag.
Keep on Yelp'n!
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