Le Village Buffet does a good job of filling a person's stomach up with plenty of food to do it with. None of the food here is actually spectacular but none of it is bad either and the variety sure doesn't disappoint. And when I'm talking variety I mean all the trappings you'd expect out of a good Vegas buffet experience: solid breakfast bar, meat station, salad bar, kabob bar, and so forth. I think the standouts for me included the creme brulee, the omelette station, smoked salmon, and some of the fish entrees.
I guess my only real gripe with the place is the arrangement of the place...everything seems physically congested and when they wheel out the trash bins for clean up you might feel like it can get kind of close to the food. Still, the ambiance is nice...Disney-esque in a way since the buffet tries to mimic the feeling of eating in a French village.
Service was good here and your standard drinks like sodas and juices (and refills) come with the regular price - I can't say with certainty whether you get champagne refills though. Le Village Buffet is definitely a decent buffet that doesn't rank among the very best buffets I've had, but its certainly one of the more well valued buffets I've been to.