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| - Hands down, BEST BUFFET EVER!!!! I can't really compare it to other buffets on the strip other than "Wicked Spoon," but this one, can't compare to any of the buffets I've ever had in my entire life (BTW, Wicked Spoon isn't all that great).
I stopped by Bacchanal on Sunday right before I left for LA around 4pm. Surprisingly, there was no line and my party was seated quickly. Right when we were seated, a waiter came by to take our orders for drinks, afterwards, I rushed for the buffet lines. The selection is large here and the food is AMAZING. Unlike most buffets that lack quality but excel in quantity, Bacchanal excels in everything. Not only is the presentation of the food elegantly placed, the flavors and richness of everything is delicious.
Foods range from seafood (raw oysters, clams, king crab legs, shrimp, salmon, sushi) to red meats (prime rib, bbq ribs) to desserts (macaroons, creme brule, cheesecake, gelato, mochi, gummy bears, lemon tarts, chocolate covered strawberries). The selection is endless and it caters to all tastebuds.
My favorite part of the buffet was definitely the seafood and the dessert. When I approached the seafood line for oysters, the chef behind the counter offered to hand pick fresh and large oysters for me from the back that were just shucked. He gave me a generous amount for me to bring back to my table. The oysters were large and my favorite part about them was that they didn't smell like the ocean.
Just thinking about the dessert makes me drool. The selection is endless!! I wanted to try everything but my poor belly refused to let me stuff more. I'd recommend everything at the dessert bar. EVERYTHING... well, maybe not the macaroons. I've definitely had better but I guess if you've never had them before and have no expectations for macaroons, you'd enjoy it.
Price: The price is pretty reasonable for a buffet in Vegas. On weekdays lunch is around $37 between 11am-3pm. Dinner starts at 3pm and is about $52. Weekends for brunch is $42 and for dinner is $52.
Parking: Parking is basically free everywhere in Vegas if you park in self-parking for the hotels. So parking at the Caesars was not an issue for me. However, taxi's are also convenient if you don't want to drive.
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