{"id":1566,"date":"2015-01-22T08:16:40","date_gmt":"2015-01-22T00:16:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.marga.org\/foodblog\/?p=1566"},"modified":"2017-08-02T04:37:56","modified_gmt":"2017-08-01T20:37:56","slug":"buffet-of-buffets-deal-in-las-vegas","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.marga.org\/foodblog\/2015\/01\/buffet-of-buffets-deal-in-las-vegas\/","title":{"rendered":"“Buffet of Buffets” deal in Las Vegas"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Buffet of Buffet<\/strong>s<\/a> is a deal offered by Ceasar’s line of hotels which allows you to make as many visits of the participating buffets as you’d like, within 24 hours.\u00a0 If you want to spend a day doing nothing but eating – and what is Las Vegas about, if not excess – then it’s not a bad deal.\u00a0 We’ve done it twice and might consider doing it again, but given our last experiences with the quality of the participating buffets (see below), we probably won’t do it again.<\/p>\n

How Much Does it Cost?<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Buffet of Buffets is $60 for weekdays and $75 for weekends.\u00a0 You get $5 off that price with a Total Reward<\/a>s card.\u00a0 Children’s prices are the same as adults, but you can get the discounted Total Rewards price if a parent buys it for them.<\/p>\n

Weekend prices apply 11 AM Friday to 11 AM Sunday.<\/p>\n

Caesar properties often offer deals that include 2 Buffet of Buffet passes with a 2-day reservation.<\/p>\n

Buffet of Buffets prices are for food only. They don’t include drinks (unless already included in the buffet price), nor VIP access to the buffet, which allows you to cut in line.<\/p>\n

How Much Do you Save?<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Buffet of Buffet can save you money, but with some caveats. The pass costs about as much as a lunch and dinner buffet combined – so to get more than the pass value, you should use it for at least 3 meals – but don’t count on using it for more than that, it’s pretty much impossible to consume more than 3 buffet meals in 24 hours. There are no discount passes for children, so if you have children in your party, you may not save much money at all by using the pass.\u00a0\u00a0 To get the best value out of your pass, consider buying it for a late dinner, and using it again for an earlier dinner the following day.\u00a0 The weekday pass is a better deal than the weekend pass – and the buffet offerings are not that different on weekends.<\/p>\n

Also note that you can get 25% off passes for some of these buffets at Tix 4 Dinner<\/a> (at $3 a head) and occasional discounts at Groupon<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Individual Buffet Prices & Comments<\/strong> (Adult\/children & under, substract $1 for Total Rewards members)<\/p>\n

Flamingo’s Paradise Garden<\/strong><\/a> Buffet: Open for Brunch, 7 AM – 2 PM. Weekday: $22\/11 Weekend: $25\/11, and weekend dinner, $30
\nSmall buffet with mostly inedible food, but great view of flamingos. Groupon<\/a> deal often available.\u00a0 Children price = 4 – 9\u00a0 yo<\/p>\n

Harrah’s Flavors<\/a><\/strong>: Weekday Breakfast $21\/12, Weekend Breakfast $23\/12, Weekday Lunch $23\/16, Weekend Brunch $28\/16, Weekday Dinner $28\/16, Weekend dinner $30\/16. Groupon<\/a> deal often available. Children price = 4 – 10\u00a0 yo
\nThe dinner buffet has gone downhill and it has mostly overpriced generic food.<\/p>\n

Paris’ Le Village Buffet<\/a><\/strong>: Weekday Breakfast $22\/13, Weekend Breakfast $24\/15, Weekday Lunch $25\/15, Weekend Brunch $31\/16, Weekday Dinner $31\/16, Weekend Dinner $31\/20. Groupon<\/a> deal often available. Children price = 4 – 10 yo
\nQuality has gone down as have flavors. Crepes are still great but long line!<\/p>\n

Planet Hollywood’s Spice Market<\/a><\/strong>: Breakfast<\/a> $20\/13, Weekday lunch<\/a> $23\/$15, Sa\/Su Brunch<\/a> $28\/$20, Dinner<\/a> $31\/$20 – $5 off coupon often available, Groupon<\/a> deal often available. Children price = 4 – 10 yo
\nNOTE: the Spice Market had a flood and it’s now only partially open. Prices have also been halved from those above.\u00a0 It wasn’t great before, I doubt it’s good now.<\/p>\n

Rio’s Carnival World Buffet<\/a><\/strong>: Weekday breakfast $21\/13, Weekend breakfast $24\/15, Weekday lunch $23\/15, Weekend Brunch $24\/15, Weekday Dinner $31\/18, Weekend dinner $36\/20.\u00a0 Groupon<\/a> deal often available. Children price = 4 – 8 yo
\nExtensive array of mediocre food. Not worth the price.<\/p>\n

Available for a supplement:<\/p>\n

Caesar’s Palace Bacchanal<\/a><\/strong>: Breakfast $26\/11, Weekday Lunch $36\/14, Weekend Brunch $45\/20, Weekday Dinner $51\/22, Weekend Dinner $54\/22, Buffet of Buffet Supplement: $15\/Breakfast, $25\/Lunch\/Brunch, $30\/Dinner. Groupon<\/a> deal very occasionally available. Children price = 2 – 10 yo<\/p>\n

Rio’s Village Seafood Buffet<\/a><\/strong>: Dinner only $45\/25, Total Rewards members: $36. Buffet of Buffet Supplement: $15. Children price 4-10 yo.<\/p>\n

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