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| - Part of Vegas's intrigue (for me, at least) is the Buffet of Buffets tour, an all-access pass to some of the best buffets the city of sin has to offer! For 24 hours after time of purchase, your buffet credentials allow you to literally pack it in, to be the glutton you've never before dared yourself to let loose and become. This--and more! Much, much more!--for only $59.99. My review, then, reflects our complete and utter indulgence--our loosened belts and the imminent guilt--touring the Buffet of Buffets.
Flamingo's "Paradise Garden Buffet":
(Lunch, $21.62 without the pass.)
Flamingo's--besides the fact that there are actual flamingos, beautifully pink and spindly-legged, roaming the campus (you can even see them from the Buffet)--isn't my favorite hotel along the Strip. It's no surprise, then, that their Buffet isn't my favorite either. I mean, there's nothing really wrong with it, but in comparison to the others with the Buffet of Buffets, Paradise Garden is much smaller, and, in being so, has a smaller selection. Although the service was great, many smiles, "hello's," "can I get you anything more's?," and "goodbye's," it isn't quite as colorful and exciting as the others. I wasn't nearly as eager to get started as I was with the others. BUT...no other buffet has flamingos! Three stars: simply due to limitations.
Paris' "Le Village Buffet": yelp.com/biz/le-village-...
(Breakfast, $21.99 without the pass.)
Rio's "Carnival World": yelp.com/biz/carnival-wo...
(Dinner, $34.99 without the pass.)
Planet Hollywood's "Spice Market Buffet": yelp.com/biz/spice-marke...
(Dinner, $30.99 without the pass.)
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