Editing Las Vegas (section)

=== Buffets ===

Buffets are a Las Vegas tradition and a part of the complete Las Vegas experience. Most hotels have buffets, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For a fixed price you can eat as much as you want, from a usually vast selection of cuisines. Often the food is quite good, and it can be a bargain as well, especially if you skip other meals for that day and just load up at a buffet.

* Arizona Charlie's: On Decatur north of Charleston, way off strip and not a very interesting casino, but the $9 for the dinner buffet makes it a bargain, and the food is enjoyable, if not great.

* Asia: 2380 S. Rainbow, $8 lunch buffet includes sushi, more for dinner, which includes crab legs

* Bellagio: The dinner buffet is $30 or so, but the quality is exceptional.

* Circus Circus: At $14 or so this is in the bargain zone for dinner buffets, but the food is not so good here. It is adequate but better buffets can be found for the same price.

* Excalibur: Their Roundtable Buffet is $17 for dinner, and pretty high quality. 2-for-1 buffet in the afternoon.

* Main Street Station: Around $12 for dinner. This is located downtown just north of Fremont Street. A very popular buffet, with high quality food at a bargain price.

* Palace Station (and the other station casinos): $7 or $8 for dinner with club card; food is ok and at the price it is quite a bargain.

* Paris: An expensive buffet, $30 or so for dinner, but very high quality.

* Riviera: $14 lunch buffet. About average in quality.

* Terrible's: $10 for the dinner buffet, which is reasonably good.