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Answer
well actually, this may surprise you, but imo:
Souper Salad - GREAT place to eat - 4 soups daily to choose from, LOTS of salad makin's - Taco bar with Baked Potato.
- about $8.00 - and is the BEST & freshest buffet in town
(702) 792-8555
4020 S Maryland Pkwy
Las Vegas, NV 89119
(there is also one at Rainbow & Smoke Ranch)
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Best Chinese buffets
China Star
4595 West Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89102-1501
(702) 870-1888
all you can eat... dinner 8.79 per person
soft drink 1.39 per person
One of the best in town â has Mongolian style in the back, for an extra couple dollars (I always get it â it is great)
East side of town, go to
Dragon Buffet
230 North Nellis Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89110-6003
(702) 438-1666
Definitely the best on the east side - $9.99 with soda (~ $8.40 w/o) includes tax
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Cheapest buffet
the cheapest buffet is Circus Circus, then the Sahara.
(btw, Circus Circus has one of the best steak houses in town, and not tooo expensive)
The next cheapest is the Gold Coast:
Dinner Sunday 4:00pm - 9:00pm ($11.95*)
Sunday Brunch 8:00am - 3:00pm ($10.95*)
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2 very good buffets
The Rio
try the Carnival World Buffet - they have more than 300 dishes prepared fresh daily.
From pizza to omelets, sushi to teppan yaki, fresh carved meats to Asian barbecue, the Carnival World Buffet offers numerous distinct dining experiences from around the world featuring live-action cooking right before your eyes guaranteeing freshness and top quality.
More than 70 varieties of homemade pies, cakes and pastries, and nine gelato flavors, all made from scratch Chef Randy Sebastian, ranked one of the top 10 pastry chefs in the United States and a first place winner at the 2003 National Pastry Championship.
Breakfast $14.99 plus tax, 7am-11am Mon-Fri,
*
Lunch $16.99 plus tax, 11am-3:30pm Mon-Fri
*
Dinner $23.99 plus tax, 3:30pm-10pm Nightly
*
Saturday & Sunday Champagne Brunch $23.99 plus tax, 8am - 3:30pm
or
Village Seafood Buffet at the Rio
Cuisine: Buffet
Hours: Sun-Thurs; 4pm-10pm
Fri & Sat; 3:30pm-10:30pm
Cost: Adults: $38.00 plus tax
Village Buffet will be offering new child prices:
Dinner: $24.00
The Village Seafood Buffet is back, and better than ever! The only all-seafood, all-the-time, all-you-can-eat experience in Las Vegas features lobster, snow crab legs, shrimp, fresh shucked oysters, sushi and much more. And of course, all the traditional accompaniments and desserts that make a seafood dinner complete!
The Village Seafood Buffet is now open following an extensive remodeling of its bold, colorful 13,000 sq. ft. space. that includes a grand new entrance, artwork by Brad Holland and an all-new sound and light system providing crisp sound quality and a kaleidoscope of visual effects to accompany the video presentations of culinary craftsmanship, ocean species in their native habitat and spectacular fishing spots around the globe.
This Seven Seas spread is a true trip around the world, with a unique variety of flavors representing the Mediterranean, the Pacific Rim, the Baja region, South America and North America.
Comfort is the keyword for diners, with captainâs tables for large parties along with new tables, chairs and high back banquettes that add warmth and modern style to the atmosphere.
well actually, this may surprise you, but imo:
Souper Salad - GREAT place to eat - 4 soups daily to choose from, LOTS of salad makin's - Taco bar with Baked Potato.
- about $8.00 - and is the BEST & freshest buffet in town
(702) 792-8555
4020 S Maryland Pkwy
Las Vegas, NV 89119
(there is also one at Rainbow & Smoke Ranch)
------------------------------------------
Best Chinese buffets
China Star
4595 West Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89102-1501
(702) 870-1888
all you can eat... dinner 8.79 per person
soft drink 1.39 per person
One of the best in town â has Mongolian style in the back, for an extra couple dollars (I always get it â it is great)
East side of town, go to
Dragon Buffet
230 North Nellis Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89110-6003
(702) 438-1666
Definitely the best on the east side - $9.99 with soda (~ $8.40 w/o) includes tax
---------------------------------------
Cheapest buffet
the cheapest buffet is Circus Circus, then the Sahara.
(btw, Circus Circus has one of the best steak houses in town, and not tooo expensive)
The next cheapest is the Gold Coast:
Dinner Sunday 4:00pm - 9:00pm ($11.95*)
Sunday Brunch 8:00am - 3:00pm ($10.95*)
--------------------------------------
2 very good buffets
The Rio
try the Carnival World Buffet - they have more than 300 dishes prepared fresh daily.
From pizza to omelets, sushi to teppan yaki, fresh carved meats to Asian barbecue, the Carnival World Buffet offers numerous distinct dining experiences from around the world featuring live-action cooking right before your eyes guaranteeing freshness and top quality.
More than 70 varieties of homemade pies, cakes and pastries, and nine gelato flavors, all made from scratch Chef Randy Sebastian, ranked one of the top 10 pastry chefs in the United States and a first place winner at the 2003 National Pastry Championship.
Breakfast $14.99 plus tax, 7am-11am Mon-Fri,
*
Lunch $16.99 plus tax, 11am-3:30pm Mon-Fri
*
Dinner $23.99 plus tax, 3:30pm-10pm Nightly
*
Saturday & Sunday Champagne Brunch $23.99 plus tax, 8am - 3:30pm
or
Village Seafood Buffet at the Rio
Cuisine: Buffet
Hours: Sun-Thurs; 4pm-10pm
Fri & Sat; 3:30pm-10:30pm
Cost: Adults: $38.00 plus tax
Village Buffet will be offering new child prices:
Dinner: $24.00
The Village Seafood Buffet is back, and better than ever! The only all-seafood, all-the-time, all-you-can-eat experience in Las Vegas features lobster, snow crab legs, shrimp, fresh shucked oysters, sushi and much more. And of course, all the traditional accompaniments and desserts that make a seafood dinner complete!
The Village Seafood Buffet is now open following an extensive remodeling of its bold, colorful 13,000 sq. ft. space. that includes a grand new entrance, artwork by Brad Holland and an all-new sound and light system providing crisp sound quality and a kaleidoscope of visual effects to accompany the video presentations of culinary craftsmanship, ocean species in their native habitat and spectacular fishing spots around the globe.
This Seven Seas spread is a true trip around the world, with a unique variety of flavors representing the Mediterranean, the Pacific Rim, the Baja region, South America and North America.
Comfort is the keyword for diners, with captainâs tables for large parties along with new tables, chairs and high back banquettes that add warmth and modern style to the atmosphere.
What's the best place to bet on sports in Las Vegas?
Going there at the end of the month and I want to blow most of my money on sports. Anyone know?
Answer
My favorite by far is Hilton. It is not as upscale as Caesars but if you bet big money and win, they won't look at you like you are a wise guy like they do at Caesars. You won't be here in time for football but they sometimes have decent nickel lines on Thursdays as well as for baseball.
When it comes to prop bets, they almost always have the most in town. They also have parlays but I don't think they are great bets as a general rule.
The buffet next to the Hilton sports book is okay and better than the not so great cafe. They don't have much in fine dining though so you are better off at Bellagio, Wynn and even Caesars for that.
If you just bet on the ponies, I like Wynn better because their chairs are nicer. If you only bet on baseball, any nickel shop will do but Hilton has nickel lines too. If you are here mostly to watch, Caesars and Bellagio are good for that. If you are the kind of guy who loves to middle and shop for the best lines, downtown is good with several different shops offering independent lines.
This website has a listing of sports books in Vegas and which ones are independent lines, etc. It's also pretty good as an overall source of info on Vegas. Good Luck!
My favorite by far is Hilton. It is not as upscale as Caesars but if you bet big money and win, they won't look at you like you are a wise guy like they do at Caesars. You won't be here in time for football but they sometimes have decent nickel lines on Thursdays as well as for baseball.
When it comes to prop bets, they almost always have the most in town. They also have parlays but I don't think they are great bets as a general rule.
The buffet next to the Hilton sports book is okay and better than the not so great cafe. They don't have much in fine dining though so you are better off at Bellagio, Wynn and even Caesars for that.
If you just bet on the ponies, I like Wynn better because their chairs are nicer. If you only bet on baseball, any nickel shop will do but Hilton has nickel lines too. If you are here mostly to watch, Caesars and Bellagio are good for that. If you are the kind of guy who loves to middle and shop for the best lines, downtown is good with several different shops offering independent lines.
This website has a listing of sports books in Vegas and which ones are independent lines, etc. It's also pretty good as an overall source of info on Vegas. Good Luck!
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