bacchanal buffet - caesars palace

tess and amy go to bacchanalbuffetand overdose on crab legs.. thisbuffetreally stood out because of all the fresh seafood! i loved being able to load up on crab and go back for more! definitely my favoritebuffetin all of vegas!

as advices by many had to try out the best brunchbuffetof vegas at caesars palace. there was a huge line to enter and register and even inside it was packed. walking in thought there won't be any veggie options but in fact the wholebuffetwas spread out with desserts, salad, sea food, live counters and bread section. it covered a variety cuisines as well - italian, chinese, mexican, mediterranean.
quality of the food was fantastic and the food was mouth watering delicious.
food -
yogurt glass was amazing with a hint of cinnamon flakes and berries. 🍦
hummus appetiser was perfectly blended.
rocket leaves and beet with cheese was a refreshing glass of salad.
caesar salad was amazing. it was amazing and the dressing was just so fresh. 🥗
garlic bun was freshly made with the right hit of garlic and butter. 🍞
margarita pizza was oozing with flavours of basil and parmesan. 🍕
vegetable spring roll was loaded with vegetables.
chefs special white sauce pasta was okay. it was bland for my taste. 🍝
tacos were freshly heated and served and you had to pick your own toppings and make it.
there was a variety of eggs 🍳- fried egg with bacon, egg benedict etc.

desserts -
creme brûlée was out of this world. it was one of the best i've ever had. glazed to perfection.
pecan pastry was good but too sweet for my liking.
raspberry sugar free mousse - i didn't quite like it as it was too spongy.
crepes with nutella and berry sauce was amazing and the best part it wasn't eggy.

i would definitely recommend this place to anyone going to vegas. the ambience is great and can spend good couple of hours eating and chatting.

good but don't go for the king crab!. we recently ate at bacchanal and actually went mainly for the king crab. most of the food was good some better than the rest. there is such a large selection that if one doesn't like a certain dish, there are hundreds of others to take its place.

one huge disappointment was the king crab. on thebuffettable the crab selection was 85% snow crab with the rest being a few meager pieces of king crab. this bordered on mis-representation because they advertise that king crab is one of their main draws. so, unless this changes and they offer what they advertise - we won't go back.

a trip to las vegas is not complete without a meal (or meals) at the buffet! although we would have loved to go to every singlebuffetin las vegas, the price would quickly add up!. after watching some strictly dumpling videos, we decided to go to bacchanalbuffetat caesar’s palace! anyone else watch his videos?

a huge variety of food here at this buffet! i came to bacchanalbuffetduring my trip to las vegas in january and i was shocked with the amount of fresh food available. there were a lot of choices of seafood (i loved the crab legs) and fresh vegetables too! i loved the marinated olives, they tasted so flavourful. i also tried the sorbet there and it was delicious! i really liked the lemon basil sorbet. definitely come here on an empty stomach because you’ll definitely leave full and extremely satisfied.

thisbuffetis not cheap but we wanted to try a vegasbuffetsince it's so popular.

we started with the seafood section which was pretty good. they had nice crab legs, oysters, shrimps. there were many things to try which was good. in meat section we don't eat beef so we were hoping for some nice lamb chops or something but they only had lamb t-bone which was extremely tough and after struggling with it for few minutes we just gave up on it.

the dessert section was really good with a lot fresh looking desserts. everything tasted fresh and good quality. overall a good experience.

did we eat worth the money we paid? definitely not but i would still say its worth experiencing at least once.

welcome to the most expensivebuffetever, at $88usd per person, you will walk in fully determined to eat your money's’ worth and leave hating yourself as you dread the food coma that follows immediately after. selection for food was extensive, from dim sum to ramen to barbecue and tacos, there’s choices for everyone! worth a try if you’re a seafood lover, it’s literally crab leg galore. tip* there is a man in the middle of the line up near the asian station with a big pot, get your crab legs here. he boils the crab legs in a salted pot, brings out so much more flavor- add a squeeze of lemon, so good.

some other favorites of mine were the watermelon salad, the pork belly served on top of grits, clam chowder and the highlight… the dessert station! egg tarts are a must, the cake pops, slivers of different cakes and tarts. aside from that - beef brisket was really dry, sausages were way too oily, some of the bread rolls were stale and bites of roasted pork and duck skin were either perfectly crispy and fresh while others tasted like they were sitting under the lamp for way too long. wouldn’t say this was worth the money and i certainly wouldn’t come back on my next visit, but i’d suggest to come once to get that full vegasbuffetexperience.

if you a visitor, this is the onlybuffetyou need. in your life. we waited 2 hours in line. totally worth it. would i visit next time i visit vegas. probably not. a foodie can not enjoy a buffet.

hands down the bestbuffeti've ever eaten. it's a little pricey, but so worth it. the place is huge, i could easily filled up on all the desserts alone. the place being so big, is so clean, the staff regularly refill the various stations and all the various food stations are so inviting. i definitely ate way too much, but the food here is so delicious and fresh, that you just want to try everything. i would return to vegas just to have this buffet, it's a long way to fly from australia, but i know i'll return one day and i'll be heading straight to caesars for this buffet.

when in las vegas you only expect the best, most luxurious of experiences. rest assured that the bacchanalbuffetdoes not disappoint. granted me and my party of 8 had a little bit of a line wait to get in, but once we were seated (by fluke in a nice secluded area away from everyone else, hello awesome private dining experience!) that was all forgotten. i have never before seen that much good quality food in my life. seafood, pizza, pasta, salad, dumplings, meats and anything else your appetite could want. and that's not even going into dessert! everything was done very well and i cant recall one thing i hated. the luxurious setting (caesars palace sure is something hey!!), excellent, polite service and the bustling atmosphere all creates the perfect foodie night out in vegas. perfect to either follow with a great show or a night in digesting all the food you just ate.

so i am rating this against all other buffets in which i have dined. and yes, i have to agree, this is the best. i only uploaded pics of some of the desserts. hard to get pics at other stations of thebuffetdue to the fact that there's about a million people acting like it's their last meal and they've never seen shrimp before in their life, albeit extremely well cooked tender shrimp, not rubbery at all. this has to be vegas opulence at its finest. most people gawk at the near $60 price tag, but honestly, for what you get, it's a steal. if one wanted, one plate of shell fish would easily return the investment. of course i overate and now feel sick to my stomach, but that's ok, it's a vegas weekend! btw - all desserts are handmade in house and are rather scrumptious!

harto he escuchado de este buffet, pero la realidad no superó lo escuchado. fuimos con la familia albuffeten dos ocasiones; la primera teníamos una hora y fracción de espera y mucha hambre (fuimos a otro restaurant) y la segunda fuimos con tiempo y esperamos por nuestra mesa, aunque dice que nos presentemos a una hora, todas formas se debe hacer una fila por más de treinta minutos para obtener la mesa.
muy amplio el buffet, contando con mariscos, carnes, mexicana,
italiana, china y postres. el bar de ensaladas bastante escueto, la comida no la encontramos muy sabrosa, quedando decepcionados de los sabores como por
ejemplos de la paella, sushi y china. la iluminación es muy tenue, siendo cantadora y nuestra mesera no fue signo de amabilidad. en fin, no creo que volvería,
hay mejores que probar.

bacchanalbuffet! the excitement of being one of the best buffets in las vegas itself is a different experience. the wide selection of food was very pleasing to the eye. got a chance to taste new food which i generally see on tv and online. yhey predominantly have 4 main sections. american, chinese, european and mexican cuisine. i tried my best to taste everything but failed. the quality of the food which was served was amazing. courteous staff who patiently took my plates and never even once i wanted to request for something , he kept the drinks coming(ice tea and water) . amazed by the wide selection of pastries and cookies. being an indian where non veg staters my go to food in abuffeti felt that the carving station which has two beefs dishes , one chicken and turkey dishes is a bit less but then i am still trying to get used of of the continentyway of eating . totally it was a thrilling experience.

"bestbuffetin the world, every corner of the earth is depicted through culinary goodness in this buffet. there are things exotic that make you think twice before trying but that's just the excitement of coming to this place and not knowing what to expect." - ansel ponce diama

outstanding - huge variety of food.  quality is excellent.  my older son has a peanut allergy and they had a chef come out and spend 15 minutes with us to walk thebuffetand tell us what our son could eat and what would be bad for him.  service was excellent - felt pampered.  we tried one otherbuffetwhile in vegas and the other one did not compare.