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The buffet itself is everything I wanted it to be. I went to Wicked Spoon earlier in my trip, and wasn't very impressed. Bacchanal had a much larger selection of items, and IMHO, they were prepared much better.
The BBQ pork was unusually delicious. The tacos were made to order. The selection of meats and seafood items was out of this world. I was so full after several passes that I didn't even make it to the dessert island. I did, however, see that they make fresh crepes, so hopefully I can control myself better next time I visit.
The service was great. Our server was very prompt with drink service and attendant to all our our requests. The patrons and dress code were about what you'd expect at a reasonably upscale Vegas buffet.
I read somewhere that Caesar's spent $17,000,000 to build this thing. It shows.
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