Buffet Prices & Hours
It’s surprising how difficult it is to find a complete list of open Las Vegas buffets with updated hours, prices, food offerings, and ratings. So, we decided to create a complete resource for you that’s sortable. Our promise to you…We’ll update this list each month since things change so fast in Vegas!
| Name of Buffet | Hotel | Meal | Hours | Adult Price | Kids Price | Time Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bellagio Buffet | Bellagio | Brunch | Mon-Fri: 8am - 3pm Sat-Sun: 8am - 1pm | $54.99 | Free (Ages 1-10) 11 up full price | 2 hours |
| Bellagio Buffet | Bellagio | Dinner | Sat-Sun: 1pm - 8pm | $74.99 | Free (Ages 1-10) 11 up full price | 2 hours |
| Bellagio Buffet | Bellagio | All You Can Drink | Sat-Sun: 8am - 1pm | $31.99 | NA | 2 hours |
| Bellagio Buffet | Bellagio | All You Can Drink | Sat-Sun: 1pm - 8pm | $31.99 | NA | 2 hours |
| Bellagio Buffet | Bellagio | Line Pass | $20/reservation | NA | ||
| Caesars Palace | Crab Brunch | Fri - Sun: 9am-3pm | $86.99 | $48.99 (Ages 5-10) | 90 mins | |
| Bacchanal Buffet | Caesars Palace | Weekday Dinner | Mon-Thurs: 2:30pm-9pm | $86.99 | $48.99 (Ages 5-10) | 90 mins |
| Bacchanal Buffet | Caesars Palace | Weekend Dinner | Fri - Sun: 3pm - 10pm | $91.99 | $50.99 (Ages 5-10) | 90 mins |
| Circus Buffet | Circus Circus | Dinner | Fri-Sat and Sun: 4:30pm-10pm | $24.95 | $24.95 (Ages 4-12) | NA |
| Wicked Spoon | Cosmopolitan | Weekday Brunch | Mon-Fri: 8am - 2pm | $50.00 | Free (Ages under 10) | 90 mins |
| Wicked Spoon | Cosmopolitan | Weekend Brunch | Sat-Sun: 8am - 2pm | $55.00 | Free (Ages under 10) | 90 mins |
| Wicked Spoon | Cosmopolitan | Bottomless Beverages | Bottomless Mimosas, Champagne, Bloody Mary's or Bud Light Draft packages | $30.00 | NA | 90 mins |
| Excalibur Buffet | Excalibur | Weekday Brunch | Mon-Thurs: 7am - 2pm | $32.99 | $18.99 (Ages 5-11) | 90 mins |
| Excalibur Buffet | Excalibur | Weekend Brunch | Fri: 7am - 2pm | $38.99 | $19.99 | 90 mins |
| Excalibur Buffet | Excalibur | Mimosa Brunch | Sat-Sun: 7am - 2pm | $43.99 | NA | 90 mins |
| Excalibur Buffet | Excalibur | All You Can Drink | Beer, Wine, Mimosas, Well Liquors | $19.99 | NA | 90 mins |
| MGM Grand Buffet | MGM Grand | Brunch | Mon-Tues: 8am - 3pm, Fri - Sun: 8am to 3pm | $32.99-$38.99 | $17.99 $18.99 (Ages 5-11) | 90 mins |
| MGM Grand Buffet | MGM Grand | Mimosa Brunch | Sat-Sun: 8am - 3pm | $43.99 | $19.99 | 90 mins |
| MGM Grand Buffet | MGM Grand | AYCD Gold | Beer, Wine, Mimosas | $22.99 | NA | 90 mins |
| MGM Grand Buffet | MGM Grand | AYCD Grand | Beer, Wine, Mimosas, Well Liquors | $26.99 | NA | 90 mins |
| A.Y.C.E. Buffet | Palms | Brunch | Mon-Fri: 9am-2pm Sat-Sun: 9am-4pm | $42.99 | $25.99 (Ages 3-11) | 90 mins |
| A.Y.C.E. Buffet | Palms | Dinner | Mon & Tues: 4pm - 9pm Sat: 5pm - 10pm Sun: 5pm - 9pm | $46.99 | $26.99 | 90 mins |
| A.Y.C.E. Buffet | Palms | Lobster Dinner | Wed & Thurs: 3pm - 10pm | $79.99 | $59.99 | 90 mins |
| A.Y.C.E. Buffet | Palms | Prime Rib & Snow Crab Dinner | Fri: 5pm - 10pm | $52.99 | $35.99 | 90 mins |
| Genting Palace | Resorts World | Dinner | Wed-Thurs: 5pm - 10pm | $50.88 | NA | |
| Genting Palace | Resorts World | Seafood Dinner | Fri-Sun: 5pm - 10pm | $68.88 | $34.88 | |
| South Point Garden Buffet | South Point | Breakfast | Mon-Fri: 7am - 10am | $19.95 | $9.98 (Ages 4-8) | No Limit |
| South Point Garden Buffet | South Point | Lunch | Mon-Thur: 11am - 3pm Fri: 11am - 2pm | $26.95 | $13.47 (Ages 4-8) | No Limit |
| South Point Garden Buffet | South Point | Brunch | Sat & Sun: 8am - 3pm | $37.95 | $18.97 (Ages 4-8) | No Limit |
| South Point Garden Buffet | South Point | Dinner | Daily: 4pm-9pm | $33.95 | $16.97 (Ages 4-8) | No Limit |
| South Point Garden Buffet | South Point | Seafood Night | Fri: 3pm-9pm | $57.95 | $26.97 (Ages 4-8) | No Limit |
| Wynn Buffet | Wynn | Brunch | Daily: 8am - 1pm | $59.99 | $29.99 (Ages 3-9) | 2 hours |
| Wynn Buffet | Wynn | Seafood Dinner | Daily: 1pm - 9pm | $79.99 | $39.99 (Ages 3-9) | 2 hours |
| Wynn Buffet | Wynn | Endless Pour | Cocktails, mimosas, wines and beers | $32.99 | NA | 2 hours |
| Anthony's Buffet | M Resort | Brunch | Sun: 11am-1:30pm | $99 | $49 (Ages 4-10) | No Limit |
| Garden Court Buffet | Main Street | Brunch | Monday - Friday: 8am-2pm | $24.99 | $12.49 (Ages 4-10) | No Limit |
| Garden Court Buffet | Main Street | Brunch | Sat - Sun: 8am-2pm | $27.99 | $13.99 (Ages 4-10) | No Limit |
| Garden Court Buffet | Main Street | Dinner | Fri-Sat: 4pm-9pm | $33.99 | $16.99 (Ages 4-10) | No Limit |
| Market Place Buffet | Rampart | Lunch | Mon-Fri: 11am-2pm | $23.99 | $17.99 (Ages 10 & under) | No Limit |
| Market Place Buffet | Rampart | Champagne Brunch | Sat & Sun: 9am-2pm | $34.99 | $22.99 | No Limit |
| Market Place Buffet | Rampart | Deli Night Dinner | Mon: 4pm-8pm | $33.99 | $22.99 | No Limit |
| Market Place Buffet | Rampart | Fiesta Night Dinner | Tue: 4pm-8pm | $33.99 | $22.99 | No Limit |
| Market Place Buffet | Rampart | Prime Rib Night Dinner | Fri, Sun: 4pm-8pm | $33.99 | $22.99 | No Limit |
| Market Place Buffet | Rampart | Aloha Night Dinner | Sat: 4pm-8pm | $33.99 | $22.99 | No Limit |
| Market Place Buffet | Rampart | Bottomless Beer & Wine | Daily | $7.99 | NA | No Limit |
Buffet Closures
We recently had several buffets close permanently including the Luxor Buffet and Westgate’s Fresh Buffet.
Comparing Buffets
When comparing buffets in Las Vegas, there are several factors to consider. We’ve broken it out below so you know what to look for.
Price
Obviously, the first thing everyone wants to know is the price. Buffet prices in Las Vegas range from $25 – $100 per person, and kids are generally half-price.
Hours
With fewer buffet options post-Covid, you really have to look at what days and times the buffets are open and if they fit into your schedule.
You might assume all buffets are open for dinner, but you’d be disappointed these days to find that almost half of them are closed for dinner or only on weekends.
Selection
Today, a buffet is judged by the number of stations and the amount of selection offered. Some people frequent buffets just to try new foods they wouldn’t normally be exposed to without having to order a full plate at a restaurant. So, selection matters.
There are some basics everyone expects to see at a Vegas buffet, like a carving station with a selection of meats, a seafood station, an Italian station with pizza and pasta, an Asian station with sushi, and a Mexican station with tacos and other Latin dishes, and of course a dessert station.
When you get to the higher-end buffets, you’ll find specialties like crab legs, lobster, and lamb.
Live stations where you get made-to-order pasta and omelets are a real hit, so search those out.
Food Quality and Taste
We all know the difference in taste between fine dining food and take-out or quick-serve food.
Is there seafood just freshly flown in today, or do they have day-old sushi, bread, or reheated mac and cheese?
Location
Unless you’re a local, you have to consider transportation to the buffet, so location matters. If you’re staying on the strip, it might be easier to walk downstairs from your room and go to the hotel’s buffet or a neighboring hotel’s buffet.
If you’re staying downtown, you only have one option – Main Street Station buffet. So pay attention to whether the buffet you want is easy to get to.
Tell Us What You Think
What other information would you like to see in the comparison chart?
Randi says:
This is super, we are going to Vegas in Nov and staying Downtown. Can not wait for the Downtown list, such a great job!! Thanks
Robert says:
So far so good. In addition to Downtown buffets I’d love to see off strip buffets. Some of the best buffets for the price can be found around the area. Palms, The Orleans, Green Valley Ranch, M, Silverton & Red Rock are all great values for their food.
Bob & Jenn says:
Great point Robert. We will add the off-strip buffets to the list in the coming weeks. Thanks!
Arabella says:
This is super helpful, thank you. Would be great if you could add a column for unlimited drinks prices too so you can weight up the full cost.
Jeffrey West says:
Many thanks for the info. It was very helpful!
Gary says:
Please update. Some of these are closed, and sadly, forever “they” say. Rio Paris Bally’s SAD, SAD, SAD
Debra says:
I’m going to Vegas in March, Some of the main Hotels have crazy prices. Looking to have a good time but I don’t want to sell the house.Lol Looking for must see concert also.
Mike says:
Staying at Ballys. In March 2023. Would like to spend more money on slot an not on food where are the best places to eat around Ballys . I have not been to Vegas in about 10 years.
Bob & Jenn says:
Bally’s is now called the Horseshoe, and they currently have one good restaurant called Jack Binions Steak, but they will be opening a Gordon Ramsay restaurant there soon – not sure if it will be open before March for your visit. They also have a food court with Johnny Rockets, Nathan’s, Pan Asian, Subway, and Sbarro: https://www.caesars.com/horseshoe-las-vegas/restaurants
Patricia Kropp says:
We are headed that way after Valentines day and I haven’t been there since 2019. I’m actually bringing my kids this time and I’m so happy you have the kids prices. Any chance, these places offer a military discount?
Bob & Jenn says:
No sorry, I haven’t seen a military discount yet.
khunfoo says:
Could you please update the list of the Brunch Buffet that currently open? I’m planning the visit in October.
Carlee says:
You can find more detailed information about Las Vegas buffets serving brunch here.
Greg says:
So the Saturday Dinner price at the Bellagio Buffet is $74.99 or $79.99???
Carlee says:
It’s $79.99 Friday and Saturday, $74.99 the rest of the week.
Judy C says:
Thank you for this info! It’s very helpful especially for non-locals traveling with kids 🙂
Dorothy Branch says:
I want to learn how I can save with buffet
IslandGirl says:
Hi, I was looking at your Bacchanal Buffet hours, and it looks like you need to update it. Brunch ends at 1pm Other than that, great info and resources for us.. much appreciated!
Bob & Jenn Bassett says:
Thanks for the update! We’ve updated our pricing and hours chart after a call today to the Bacchanal.
john lynn says:
going in october 2024 would love to get buffet updates and any food lists actually, also a good show list would be nice, we are staying at westgate
Bob & Jenn Bassett says:
we keep the buffets and shows updated every month
Judy R says:
Hi, I just found your site and love it ! One update, as of 6-12-24. we will be there in July and I checked on the Luxor buffet. It is closed Monday and Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday 8:00 – 2:00 $30.99 Friday, Saturday, Sunday $36.99 Military receive 10% off. Thanks for doing this , I’ll be checking with you for other things too. Judy
Nell says:
Will be in downtown Vegas in September. Would like to know if there’s any restaurants that offers Dungeness crab ?
Bob & Jenn Bassett says:
Yes, there are several places with Dungeness crab:
Wing Lei at Wynn from live tank: https://vegasfoodandfun.com/wing-lei-las-vegas/ Wynn Buffet’s Seafood Spectacular: https://vegasfoodandfun.com/wynn-buffet/ Bacchanal Buffet Crab Brunch: https://vegasfoodandfun.com/bacchanal-buffet/ Chickies & Petes at Sahara: https://vegasfoodandfun.com/sahara-las-vegas-restaurants/#chickies-petes Jasmine’s at Bellagio from the live tank: https://vegasfoodandfun.com/jasmine-bellagio/ Buffet at South Point on Prime Rib Night steamed dungeness: https://vegasfoodandfun.com/south-point-buffet/
These are just a few, but you can do a search on our site for every place we mention: https://vegasfoodandfun.com/?s=Dungeness
Charles Owens says:
Me and my misses will there December 30, 2024 for our anniversary. Would it be possible to get an update food deal list or coupons?
Tt says:
Tks for sharing!
Can u tell me where is best place to have crab(king crab legs) for monday lunch?
Bob & Jenn Bassett says:
The best place in Vegas for king crab legs is Joe’s Seafood at Caesars Forum Shops, and they open at 11:30am for lunch. Second best is Water Grill at Forum Shops and they open at 11am. Enjoy!
RZ says:
Hello, traveling to Vegas this April 2025, any recommendations for a weekday buffet dinner?
Bob & Jenn Bassett says:
Sure, if you’re looking for the best of the best and you’re going to be on the Strip, I’d recommend either the Bacchanal Buffet($85) at Caesars or Wynn Buffet($80). If you’re looking for something more middle of the road budget-wise, go for Genting Palace at Resorts World ($51) but has less selection, or if you can get to the Palms off the Strip, the AYCE Buffet is the best deal in all of Las Vegas on Mon & Tues for Dinner at only $47.
Peter S. says:
Circus Circus Buffet charged us $39.95 each on Saturday January 4, 2025 at 6:00pm. Choices are less than the good old days, but still well worth it. Many vacant seats at peak time.