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The feel of an outdoor french setting under the sky or a cozy fireplace inside a french cottage are your choices for seating that make the ambience of this Las Vegas Buffet restaurant. You will find the tastes of the five Provinces of France at different stations throughout the large village like setting, as well a grilled food station. All the dishes were excellent in quality of taste . As for quantity, well you can enjoy small bites of everything, generous portions of some, or pig out. All you can eat buffett, but with a french twist. Open for Breakfast at 7 am, Lunch at 11:30 am, Dinner at 5 pm with Sunday Brunch, including unlimited Champagne, from 11 am till 4:30 pm. Le Village Buffet has been voted "Best of Las Vegas" for three straight years by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. I agree.
Most of the dishes were excellent. Being at a buffet, I was not sure that the quality of world renowned french cooking was going to be in some of the dishes. The most detailed of chefs would give the dishes high grades for being sensory pleasing. From the breads to the pastries, every type of french tastes were included in this buffet. There are many good, some great buffets in Las Vegas, but to me, Le Village Buffet stands out. Leave a Comment Theme: FrenchPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Inside the Paris Hotel, Las VegasDirections: Follow the signs inside the casinoWebsite: http://www.paris-lv.com
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Vegas is becoming a luxury hotel capital in the United States. Many top chefs have moved some of their operations to Vegas and you can have fantastic, expensive, opulent meals. You will have to reserve months in advance for the top places. But if you want some opulence on a budget, defniitely go to the buffet of one of the nicer casinos like Paris, Mirage, etc. These buffets are a tremendous spread of everything from smoked salmon and oysters to prime rib to pasta to french pastry. It's really quite decent food and it costs around $20 per person. If the term 'buffet' conjures up images of obese Disneylanders gorging on creamed corn...you got it wrong. While there are still some of those around, at the best hotels it really is a decent meal. Since you'll be up all night and day you probably won't eating more than once you might as well make this it! Theme: OtherPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: Mirage, Paris, Rio all have good buffets. I can imagine Bellagio, & New York New York, also have good buffets but I haven't been there.
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