Selection of seafood, prime rib, international dishes, sushi, and desserts at a Las Vegas buffet

Las Vegas still has plenty of buffets, but the choices are more varied than they once were. You can splurge on seafood and chef-attended stations at a Strip resort, find a traditional casino buffet away from the tourist corridor, or head to a neighborhood restaurant for all-you-can-eat sushi, Asian dishes, and lower-priced family dining.

This guide compares Las Vegas buffet prices, schedules, locations, and specialties so you can find the right one for your budget and appetite.

Buffet prices and schedules reviewed October 2026. Holiday meals, seafood nights, special-event menus, and promotional pricing can change frequently. Check the official venue before making a special trip.

Quick Planning Tip

Popular Las Vegas buffets can develop long waits, especially on weekends, lobster nights, seafood nights, and holidays. Make a reservation or join a waitlist when available, and consider arriving near the beginning of the meal period.

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Premium Las Vegas Strip Buffets

Upscale Las Vegas Strip buffet with crab legs, oysters, sushi, prime rib, and desserts

These are the destination buffets most associated with the classic Las Vegas experience. Expect large selections, chef-attended stations, premium meats, seafood, desserts, and higher prices.

Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace

Bacchanal is one of the largest and most elaborate buffets in Las Vegas. Ten kitchens cover seafood, carving stations, Asian dishes, Latin specialties, pizza, desserts, and other global selections.

Bacchanal Buffet Website

The Buffet at Wynn

Wynn’s buffet features 16 live kitchens with made-to-order and small-batch dishes, including sushi, carved meats, pasta, tacos, seafood, brunch specialties, and house-made desserts.

Note: Wynn may use higher pricing during holidays, holiday weekends, and peak periods.

The Buffet at Wynn Website

The Buffet at Bellagio

Bellagio offers international dishes, carving stations, seafood, desserts, and traditional buffet favorites. Weekday brunch is the lowest-priced service, while weekends expand into dinner.

Bellagio Buffet Website

Wicked Spoon at The Cosmopolitan

Wicked Spoon takes a more contemporary approach than most traditional buffets, with individual portions, brunch staples, desserts, and rotating seasonal dishes.

Wicked Spoon Website


Value & Family-Friendly Strip and Near-Strip Buffets

Family-friendly Las Vegas buffet with pancakes, eggs, bacon, pizza, tacos, salads, and desserts

These choices generally cost less than the major destination buffets and work well for breakfast, brunch, families, or visitors who want a straightforward all-you-can-eat meal.

The Buffet at Excalibur

Excalibur serves a casual daily brunch with breakfast dishes, international comfort food, shrimp, fruit, desserts, and other familiar buffet selections.

Excalibur Buffet Website

Fresh Buffet at Westgate Las Vegas

Fresh Buffet at Westgate offers a traditional morning and midday buffet with American favorites and international selections. It is a useful near-Strip choice for breakfast and lunch without premium-resort buffet pricing.

Fresh Buffet Website

Circus Buffet at Circus Circus

Circus Buffet is a traditional all-you-can-eat option serving familiar brunch and dinner foods. Its schedule changes more often than most buffets, so confirm service before visiting.

Circus Circus Dining Website

Chin Chin American-Style Brunch Buffet

Chin Chin at New York-New York offers a smaller breakfast and brunch buffet with made-to-order omelets, eggs Benedict, biscuits and gravy, breakfast meats, oatmeal, and other morning favorites.

Chin Chin Website


Downtown & Off-Strip Casino Buffets

Off-Strip Las Vegas casino buffet with prime rib, shrimp, pasta, salads, and international dishes

Several of the city’s strongest buffet values are outside the Strip corridor. These casinos offer traditional brunches, prime-rib dinners, seafood nights, lobster nights, and rotating themed menus.

A.Y.C.E. Buffet at Palms

A.Y.C.E. uses seven internationally inspired food stations and combines daily brunch with specialty dinners featuring lobster, snow crab, prime rib, and rotating theme nights.

Theme Nights: Palms also schedules special themed dinners during the year. Dates and holiday pricing can differ from the regular schedule.

A.Y.C.E. Buffet Website

Garden Court at Main Street Station

Garden Court is one of Downtown Las Vegas’ remaining traditional casino buffets. The large Victorian-style dining room serves daily brunch plus Friday and Saturday dinner.

Schedule note: Garden Court service can change seasonally or around special events. Confirm the current buffet schedule before visiting.

Garden Court Website

Market Place Buffet at Rampart Casino

Market Place is a Summerlin-area buffet with patio seating, action stations, build-your-own pasta, specialty dinners, and an optional all-you-can-drink beer and wine package.

Theme-night note: Specialty menus, themes, player-card discounts, and prices can rotate. Verify the current weekly schedule before making a special trip.

Market Place Buffet Website

Garden Buffet at South Point

South Point offers six live cooking stations plus Asian, Mexican, Italian, barbecue, Chinese, seafood, and Mongolian Grill selections. Prime rib and peel-and-eat shrimp are served nightly.

Garden Buffet Website


Neighborhood Asian, Sushi, Seafood & Value Buffets

Las Vegas Asian seafood buffet with sushi, sashimi, crab legs, shrimp, mussels, noodles, and hot dishes

These neighborhood restaurants trade the scale and resort setting of casino buffets for Asian dishes, sushi, seafood, traditional American buffet food, and lower-cost family dining.

Imperial Sushi & Seafood Buffet

Imperial combines sushi, sashimi, Chinese dishes, seafood, and hot entrées. Dinner and weekend service add snow crab legs and other premium seafood selections.

Imperial Sushi & Seafood Buffet Website

Makino Sushi & Seafood Buffet

Makino is a longtime Japanese buffet west of the Strip serving sushi, seafood, Japanese hot dishes, salads, soups, and desserts.

Makino Website

Buffet@Asia

Buffet@Asia serves Chinese, Japanese, sushi, seafood, and other Asian buffet dishes at several neighborhood locations around Las Vegas.

Buffet@Asia Website

Krazy Buffet

Krazy Buffet is a casual west-side neighborhood buffet serving Chinese dishes, seafood, sushi, noodles, chicken, shrimp, desserts, and other familiar Asian buffet selections.

Golden Corral — Henderson

Golden Corral is a traditional family buffet rather than a casino buffet. The selection includes salad, vegetables, fried chicken, pot roast, carved meats, desserts, and cooked-to-order sirloin during dinner service.

Golden Corral Henderson Website

Golden Corral — East Las Vegas

This east-side Golden Corral provides another lower-cost neighborhood buffet option for families and locals. Menus include lunch and dinner favorites, with breakfast offered during designated weekend hours.

Golden Corral Locations


Before You Go

Prices shown are standard adult reference prices before tax unless otherwise stated. Holiday pricing, special-event menus, loyalty-card discounts, child pricing, drink packages, service charges, dining limits, and operating schedules may differ. Confirm current details with the buffet before making a special trip.

Las Vegas Buffet FAQs

Are Las Vegas buffet prices shown before tax and tip?

Usually, yes. Unless a buffet specifically states otherwise, advertised meal prices generally do not include sales tax. Gratuity, alcoholic drink packages, priority seating, and other upgrades may also cost extra.

Do Las Vegas buffets charge more on holidays?

Many do. Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s holidays, Mother’s Day, Easter, and other high-demand dates may use special menus, expanded hours, and higher prices.

Do I need reservations for Las Vegas buffets?

It depends on the buffet. Some accept walk-ins, some offer reservations or priority seating, and certain specialty services require reservations. A.Y.C.E.’s lobster dinner, for example, requires advance reservations, while Garden Court at Main Street Station does not accept reservations.

Which Las Vegas buffets serve seafood?

Wynn, Bellagio, Bacchanal, A.Y.C.E. at Palms, Market Place at Rampart, Garden Buffet at South Point, Imperial Sushi & Seafood Buffet, and Makino are among the strongest choices for seafood. The specific selection varies by meal period and day.

Which Las Vegas buffets are best for lower prices?

Garden Court at Main Street Station, Market Place Buffet at Rampart, Chin Chin’s brunch buffet, Fresh Buffet at Westgate, Golden Corral, and neighborhood Asian buffets generally cost less than premium Strip destination buffets.

Are there still many casino buffets in Las Vegas?

There are fewer than there were before 2020, but Las Vegas still has premium Strip buffets, traditional off-Strip casino buffets, specialty seafood buffets, and neighborhood all-you-can-eat restaurants.

Which Las Vegas buffet is open for breakfast?

Excalibur and Fresh Buffet at Westgate begin service at 7 a.m. Garden Buffet at South Point serves weekday breakfast beginning at 7 a.m., while several other buffets begin brunch between 8 and 9 a.m.


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