the buffet at bellagio

it's the crab legs. it was the hugh crab legs cut in half and easy to eat...i really am not a fan of crab but these were great....the food is fresh and very flavor filled...a super place to enjoygoodeats at a reasonable price....

the buffet was ok. i expected it to be better since its the bellagio. host staff were rude. the food wasgoodbut limited selection. not one i will return to.

an extremelygoodbuffet is served at the bellagio. the variety of food is big and everything is very well cooked. plenty of different options from all sorts of cuisines do compensate for the charged high price. the dining rooms are very comfortable and the service is impeccable.

while staying at the bellagio , i didn’t want to miss the buffet.went for an early dinner and were seated within 15 mins, our server cynthia was v friendly, efficient and made our dinner memorable.
there is a huge selection here to choose from. starting from salads, soups, meats, asian, italian, sushi, and my favorite the dessert section.
loved the pizza here and each dessert was made with care. the pastas were not so good, clumpy and overdone.
food
taste-4/5
quality-4/5
quantity-5/5
presentation-4/5
value for money-4/5
not the best buffet i have had but agoodone.

loved this buffet. extensive selection ofgoodquality cuisines from around the world. carvery, mountains of crabs and prawns, vegetarian dishes, desserts and drinks. replenished continuously. fabulous staff and very clean.

finest buffet in town ... extensive variety of options and live stations .. freshest food forgoodprice .. absolutely loved the experience.. though the decor and ambience were average ..

amazing buffet. looks never ending. heaven for all vegetarians and sea food lovers. long back i went when it opened up and yes the quality isgoodlike the casino itself.

finally! i found descent (albeit not outstanding) sushi at a las vegas buffet: at the bellagio saturday dinner buffet. the sushi was better than at any other vegas buffet that i tried (see previous reviews). the saturday dinner buffet at the bellagio also features "all you can eat caviar" which turned out to be a major disappointment for me. the caviar is extremely well guarded and is served in tiny quantities even when one asks for several servings. they make it such a pain to get the caviar, that it was not worth it for me. i also did not find their black american caviar to be asgoodas the varieties that i'm used to buying by the ounce. deserts were decent and apart from that and some of the sushi, i was not particularly impressed by much else. the environment (ambiance) was quite ordinary and somewhat disappointing but having my fill of salmon nigiri (which is my favorite nigiri) made it all worthwhile for me.

i use to love this buffet, but now i find it very difficult to accommodate food allergies.  they just don't seem to have much for dairy and gluten free items.  i also find the quality not asgoodas some place like the wynn or m resort.

i have been to the bellagio buffet a few times time over the years. however, the last was almost 10 years ago. when i saw their dinner price last week, i was shocked. how could this be? it was only $1 more than when i was last there 10 years ago. in today's vegas' buffet standard, it was unbelievable. as i hadgoodexperience with bellagio in the past and their desserts were outstanding, i wanted to bring my husband to try, i went ahead and i naively thought that bellagio would live up to its reputation.

we entered at 3:30 pm ( as we just woke up...hee...hee..), yes, it's already dinner prices, which was fine. omg, my first stop was the wagyu beef station as it was closest to my table, but they only got medium. they told me to go to the prime rib station and said it should be better. instead, it was well done!!!1 then, i was shocked by the gravy. it had a skin and all crusted and dried up on the sides of the gravy bowl. i tried to ignore it and next got shocked by the pasta. they were like being raided by 100 hungry teenagers after school....hours ago they were all dried and disgusting. the vegetables were even turning brown. without looking further and taking a bite, i told my husband we should get our money back and leave. i didn't feel that i should be eating others' stale leftovers from lunch in a restaurant while i was paying for dinner. the manager came and assured us if we came back in an hour, everything would be better. he then took our receipt. i was still native enough to believe that. we hang around in the casino for an hour and went back. god, nothing was better!!!! the wagyu beef was the same piece, but now it was more well done than before under the heat lamp. btw, i didn't even know if it's really wagyu as i never ate it. the prime rib was medium. they were still the ones from lunchtime!!!!!! again, i put down my plate immediately without even taking one bite, i just wanted to get my money back and leave.

i was enraged and felt like a fool. we wasted an hour and were hungry. i was more upset by the manager's promise than the food itself. if you couldn't do it, just say so. don't waste my time and give me false promise.

the fact that this place is literally serving food throughout breakfast, lunch and dinner all day in itself speaks of the excellent service the team brings.
hadn't expected to have 50 people before us when we queued up for breakfast at 10 am but that queue just took 15 minutes. 
breakfast is priced at 19.99 plus taxes. thats a verygoodbuffet comprising of all meats, fruits, asian, bakery, desserts, juices, tea coffee etc.
if you are a veggie (like us), please do tell the chef and he will ensure that you don't leave hungry.
tip: please keep 15-20 minutes at hand before you will get seated. you cannot dine here for more than 2 hours so be courteous to others as well.

bellagio buffet. the food used to begoodbut the quality is decreasing. they are raising the prices with any excuse about what they may call " special weekend". these high prices start fridays and ends mondays when the tourists are gone... what happened with the old las vegas when the food wasgoodand prices were very cheap. not anymore... they want to give less and less for more
money.

the buffet room is dark and not pleasant. it used to be great, but unfortunately my opinion
is not the same.

the bellagio is probably one of the most famous locations on the las vegas strip. whether it is renowned for the amazing dancing fountains or the glamour from danny & the boys from the oceans 11 trilogy, the bellagio is a must visit when travelling to sin city.
however, if your hunger takes over in between poker hands, may i suggest a trip down the road??? the fact that it was the buffet at the bellagio enticed us to line up to get in. after a bit of a wait (about 15minutes) we were in. the food was pretty sub-standard from the meat, to the sides & even desserts. applebee's even lookedgoodover this place.
then came the service. these waitresses obviously get paid fairly well as they sure ain't pushing for tips.
please don't let the name of bellagio entice you to enter the buffet doors, but if you must go, don't expect too much.

sorry for the lack of recent posts: one of my projects at work was literally taking over my life…..14 hour days, working weekends, calls from the client at 1am in the morning…you get the picture. anyway, as a way of saying thanks, my boss sent me out to las vegas for a “valuations course” (i know, right!). having heard so many wild stories about vegas, i didn’t quite know what to expect – particularly if i was meant to be studying for an exam! having spent agoodfew hours on wikitravel,   tripadvisor and a host of other tourist sites, i planned an itinerary for the 5 days that i was there. highlights included: the bellagio fountains a showing of la reve the volcano at the mirage a visit to old vegas (freemont street) the stratosphere bar and rides double frozen chocolate a serendipity 3 given that i live near gatwick, i took the virgin atlantic direct flight to vegas. although it wasn’t bad, i will definitely travel on ba next time: the food (felt like a school lunch), level of servic

ate till i hated myself.. it was definitely delicious, what i expected out of agoodbuffet, however it wasn't the "greatest" buffet i've ever been to. the macarons were soooo yummy.