the buffet at bellagio

bellagio buffet has been one of the topbuffetsin las vegas for years. they boast that they go through almost 1 million pounds of 28 day aged prime rib a year and 1000 omelets a day. we have been there in the past and went back for lunch. dinner adds pri

we’ve visited a fewbuffetsduring our stay in vegas. my favourites are spice market and the buffet at the bellagio hotel. i will let the photos do most of the talking for these two amazing buffet restaurants...

critics say that the buffet at the bellagio is one of the bestbuffetson the vegas strip, that is ifbuffetsare your thing. even if you’re not a buffet person, you will definitely find something tasty at this upscale buffet, which offers a wide variety of food across every cuisine imaginable. i tried the buffet during breakfast hours and was very impressed. the standouts include the juice options and creative egg dishes. overall, this is one i would go to just to say i did it!

being a local i usually don't go tobuffetson the strip. family was in town so we decided to meet at the buffet at the bellagio. great selection of food. sea food was awesome. all the meats i tried and there was a great deal to choose from where moist and full of flavor. so many desserts. only draw back was that we attended a late function and arrived around 9 in the evening. we thought it would be opened late. we were rushed out around 10:30.

during stay here we been to the buffet twice. foods ok, not very fancy compared to other places. desert here is the very best👍👍👍.
i have been to about 10buffetsaround the world in the last 3 years i have to say your desert beat all thebuffetsi've been to. i will definitely come back and i would recommend my friend.

midweek dinner at this buffet, with tax and tip, set me back $43. the buffet itself is standard extensive las vegas: meats, seafood, veggies, soup, salad, bread, italian, asian, mexican, etc. etc. (and an extensive dessert selection!)

overall i found the food to be freshly prepared but slightly lacking in flavor and punch. the obvious highlights of the place were the crab legs, prime rib, sea bass and pizza (surprisingly). even these items weren't without their flaws, however. the sea bass was very tasty but not well deboned, and the prime rib was fairly low-fat (resulting in a muted flavor and tougher texture). i sampled about 10 of the desserts as well, and found them to be a mixed bag. the best desserts i tried were the mango coconut panna cotta and the tiramisu.

will you like this buffet? possibly!buffetsare for stuffing your face for cheaper than ordering a la carte, even at the expense of a bit of flavor right? but personally from my limited experience, i would tram hop down to mandalay bay for the buffet there instead.

literally, when i came to vegas.. all i did was eat atbuffetsand this was probably my most favorite buffet. the options are massive here and the dessert options are more massive. the food is cooked to perfection, it is expensive, but you literally get the quality of food that you paid for.

tuck in your tummy, you need to save room (at least try one of each, haha that's what i did for the desserts) yum.

vegasbuffetsare always an adventure and can be hit or miss depending on which hotel you're in, so we have a short list of which ones we frequent

i can have crab legs for lunch... hard to find a problem with that. the selection and variety is great, they keep the food refreshed and hot, the areas are clean, service is quick in taking old plates away

we like this one and frequent it when we're in vegas

i don't see all-you-can-eat alaskan king crab atbuffetsall too often which was why i was incredibly impressed considering how affordable the meal was ($31.99 in case you were wondering). the plate was constantly replenished with generous heapings of frozen king crab legs so no need to worry about not getting any.

why did we keep going back? it was outstanding. an unlimited quantity of near gourmet quality food, in a pleasant and relaxing environment, at least relaxing as far asbuffetsgo.

australiasbuffetsneed to learn. best buffet i have been to around the world

cozy. like i mentioned before, i'm ont a big fan of buffets. vegas is the only place i would ever consider going tobuffetsat....weird lol. out of the 3buffetsi've been to in sin city, the one at bellag is the only one i lunch at the most out of convenience. i've stayed at the bellag over 18 times so yea its convenient to pop downstairs for a quick afternoon bite after waking up. the line-ups are always crazy insane loooong so it always helps to bypass the line-ups with our v.i.p pass ;)

awesome!. came here a while back after being told it was the best buffet in las vegas. i've been to quite a fewbuffetsbut never here. we came about an hour before dinner and stood in line until minutes before the price boosted up to dinner. i'm not a fan of standing in line for an hour to eat anywhere but it is vegas.

the buffet had a ton of selections including a carving station and sushi. i can't say i had anything that i didn't like with regard to the entrees.

the desserts on the other hand were nothing to write home about. typical buffet desserts, mass produced and not very tasty.

best buffet in vegas. we went for breakfast and for lunch. both were very priced the same as most of thebuffetsin vegas, just a dollar or two more, but the quality of food was well worth it!! the breakfast was amazing and had an amazing amount to choose from and the lunch was just as wonderful. we will be going back here next time we go to vegas!!

not a fan ofbuffetsbut.... here you'll find fresh seafood, which is rare atbuffetsin general. i enjoyed the company i was with and being inside the bellagio is an experience.