The Best Buffets in Las Vegas

 

Vegas is a city known for indulgence. From the high-stakes casinos to the infamously wild nightlife, everyone in sin city is looking for a good time. Naturally, this extends to the food as well, and while Vegas is known for its many famous restaurants, nothing says Las Vegas like a trip to an iconic buffet. But with so many luxurious hotels and offerings, it might be hard to know where to start. Whether it’s crab legs or steak, grab a plate and get your fill at one of The Best Buffets in Las Vegas. 

 

This supremely luxurious dining experience is often considered the best buffet in the world, doling out heaping helpings of premium eats at all hours of the day. Fluffy pancakes and fresh juice in the morning, next to dim sum and street tacos hardly scratches the surface. How about premium crab legs, a dedicated meat carving station, with fresh crepes and made-to-order chocolate lava cake for dessert? It’s the kind of elite luxury you can only expect from a pedigree hotel/casino like Caesar’s Palace.

 

Set in a shimmering atrium, The Buffet at Wynn is lauded for its lavish brunch atmosphere, as well as its utterly decadent food. The all-new eggs benedict station is in competition with mouthwatering Mexican street food, prime butchery, and authentic sushi. With more than 90 dishes and a breezy open-air dining space, The Buffet at Wynn stands out, even among the best buffets in Vegas. 

 

The food at this iconic feast is some of the freshest around, and you’ll know that when you watch it prepared in front of you. The live-action cooking stations feature selections from Italian, Chinese, Japanese, and American cuisine, rounded out with fresh pastries and a personalized gelato stand. It’s a dining experience as grand as the casino that houses it. 

 

The sophisticated new eatery at the Cosmopolitan is different from the other Las Vegas buffets. Instead of large-batch food trays, guests have access to a never-ending stream of tapas-style small plates, combining bold flavors with eye-catching presentation. Guests can dig into Wicked Spoons’ specialties like crab legs and bottomless beverages at breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

 

The newly renovated buffet at Palms’ resort is a top contender for best buffet in Las Vegas, with everything from creamy mac & cheese to real tuna poke on display. While the daily offerings are fantastic in their own right, the real draw is the rotating menu: all-you-can-eat lobster on Wednesdays, Thursday night crab feast, prime rib Fridays and a champagne brunch on weekends. 

 

While not a traditional buffet, premium plates of all-you-can-eat steak puts Galpão Gaucho on the list. There are 17 cuts of meat served nightly, paired with over 40 salads and sides. The meats are marbled, juicy, and grilled to perfection, offering everything from sirloin, to leg of lamb, to a buttery grilled salmon.