The 10 Best All-You-Can-Eat Buffets in America

[Old School]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddri...-eat-buffets-in-america/ss-AAe7gk6?ocid=HPDHP



#7 Brook Shaw's Old Country Store, Jackson, Tenn.

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[Old School]

#5 The Buffet, Wynn, Las Vegas

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[Old School]

#4 Le Village Buffet, Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas

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[Old School]

#1 Bacchanal Buffet, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas

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[Dead Money]

Vegas Buffets

Vegas Buffets

Its obviously a matter of preferences and timing.

Wynns, 4 years ago was an embarrassment to me...lots of money, and just barely OK...maybe its changed?

Caesars 2012 (when they opened) was a do not miss spectacle. Since then they have noticeably cheapened the product; they replaced humongous peel your shrimp with smaller, and did away with to die for lump blue crab cakes.

Bellagio used to be the standard, but has slipped in recent years, good, but not overly memorable.

Paris is consistently a good experience, HEAVY, Rich French dishes, prepare to gain serious poundage...

For the plus money and for good product at all times, hard to beat lunch at ARIA. Does't get much press, but its the real deal.

For basic good, filling Fried Chicken, Brisket, taters, Fish, Pizza, comfort food, all done well...Downtown Main Street Station Lunch is about 8.95 and will seriously fill you up, and then some.

My personal favorite cheap eats buffet is Sam'sTown on the Vegas Boulder strip, near The Cannery....they pride themselves on their home style fresh baked and fried chicken. Lunch buffet there I believe is 7.95; Senior day, Wed I believe, free with any machine gambling.

Nice thing about Vegas....being an un-repenting food-whore...plenty of choices.x23:

 

[PAChicky]

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