Buffets

The first buffet in Las Vegas was at El Rancho Vegas (1946), and its success was soon imitated by other resorts. These all-you-can-eat restaurants, where you help yourself to various types of food, and eat as much as you like for a fixed price, are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Prices range from inexpensive ($9/dinner) to affordable ($30/dinner).

The following resorts have buffets.

ALIANTE STATION
ARIA
ARIZONA CHARLIE'S WEST
BALLY'S
BELLAGIO
BOULDER STATION
CAESARS PALACE
CANNERY
CIRCUS CIRCUS
COSMOPOLITAN
D LAS VEGAS
EASTSIDE CANNERY
EXCALIBUR
FIESTA RANCHO
FIESTA HENDERSON
FLAMINGO
FREMONT
GOLD COAST
GOLDEN NUGGET
GREEN VALLEY RANCH
HARRAH'S
IMPERIAL PALACE
JW MARRIOT/RAMPART
LUXOR
LVH
M RESORT
MAIN STREET STATION
MANDALAY BAY
MGM GRAND
MIRAGE
MONTE CARLO
ORLEANS
PALACE STATION
PALMS
PARIS
PLANET HOLLYWOOD
RAMPART
RED ROCK
RIO (Carnival World Buffet and Village Seafood Buffet)
RIVIERA
SAM'S TOWN
SANTA FE STATION
SILVERTON
SOUTH POINT
STRATOSPHERE
SUNCOAST
SUNSET STATION
TEXAS STATION
TREASURE ISLAND
TROPICANA
WYNN

Noncasino buffets:

• Buffet Asia. 2830 S Rainbow Blvd and 9901 S Eastern (Asian).
• Krazy Buffet. 8095 W Sahara Ave (Chinese).