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 The Bellagio by rsilva
We ended up choosing the one at Bellagio as we were a bit short on time (we were going to watch a show at the same hotel) and did not really want to look around.
Fortunately, neither one of us was dissapointed.
She had 2 tons of seafood, mainly "King crab legs, and I cant believe how nice the people were, they had actually cut the legs open, so all you have to do is stuff yourself up until you don't feel well anymore :)
I have a problem with buffet restaurants (the same happens during weddings and other parties were there is a lot of food), I never know what to choose and I end up eating very little. This time I had a lot of meat, mainly beef and some venison
There was a huge variety of food ranging from sushi to pasta (who would ever want to eat that at a buffet?) and seafood, meat. Not very much fish, though.
I was not very impressed by the desserts, the selection was not great and the quality was average.
Our waiter was very nice and we had a good time.
We paid about $30 each and I think it was worth it.
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 In the Bellagio lobby by madamx
We lined up for the buffet at 4:20 pm, and already, there was approximately 100 people in the queue, so, as you can expect, that did a lot to build anticipation. Again, with most of the popular buffets, try to get there around 5:00 pm or around 9:00 pm, as there were about 200 people queued up when we left.
I am sad to say we were slightly disappointed with the offerings -- mind you, not the variety of food, which was good, but rather the quality. After all for $33.00 a person, I expect excellent quality, which I found lacking here.
The service was overall excellent, though the hostess went through the motions as if we were (and most likely were) the millionth people she has seated. Drinks were brought and plates were taken away very quickly.
The ambiance was not condusive to the elegance the Bellagio likes to portray. We found this place was more of a feeding trough than the Spice Market Buffet (Aladdin Hotel) with people shoving in line, and the way they were acting in the King Crab leg line-up, you'd think they had concealed weapons or something. I almost had a dessert grabbed out of my hands. Also, the loud, blaring rock music, though not ideal as background dinner music, sort of seemed like an appropriate soundtrack for the surrounding feeding frenzy.
Everything was generally good quality, and there were "gourmet" items such as the smoked polenta with corn relish, and Kobe beef. However, for $33.00 US, I do not expect overcooked, and therefore tough Kobe beef. Overcooking Kobe beef is almost sacriligeous! Also, the steamed spinach looked great, until you bit into it and realized it was made with a pound of salt. The pecan pie's pecans were rancid, and the bakery staff, when I told them, really did not seem to care.
It may seem like I am picky, but I would expect this stuff from $10.99 buffet, not a $33.00 "gourmet" buffet. There were some dishes that were very well done, don't get me wrong, but for this price I would not return. There's too many other good buffets for less money, like The Spice Market at the Aladdin or the Paris buffet. Leave a Comment
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 Bellagio Fountains by kazander
I loved the Eggs Benedict Leave a Comment
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best buffet I've ever had! Not your average sub-standard buffet food...this is high class!!!!
crab legs,
marinated anchovies,
rack of lamb
venison
butternut squash ravioli
teriyaki halibut
malaysian chicken
salmon cheese rolls
salad bar
sushi
musio soup
fruit tarts
creme brulee
chocolate dipped strawberries Leave a Comment
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On Friday & Saturday nights, the Bellagio Buffet goes up to $31 pp for dinner (whew!). But they put out great food--stuff you'd never normally expect on a buffet, both for quality and variety.
Our trick (and I got the idea from another VT'er) was to arrive at 4:00 p.m. and pay the lunch price ($15.95--normal price). Then we sat there until dinner started at 4:30, and ate all we wanted of the gourmet food!
We couldn't believe our cleverness--especially looking around and realizing how much others were paying for the same stuff!
The sushi was impressive. Elk was good. Crab legs weren't to my taste. Very good roquefort polenta. Also I tried Beef Wellington for the first time and I give it a thumbs-up!
The best thing (only thing I had twice) was the asparagus soup!
Of course the desserts were outstanding--I love the simple choc-dipped strawberries! Leave a Comment Theme: BuffetPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Inside the BellagioDirections: Follow the signs! Near the "O" Theatre.
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 The front of the Bellagio-
GORGEOUS by malarky
You won't be dissapointed. It is expensive, but it's true... you get what you pay for!
Everything was great. It was wonderful to be able to try so many different unusual things.
My favorite was the tomatos/mozzerella, can't remember the swanky name for it... but it was delish... Leave a Comment Theme: BuffetPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Inside the BellagioDirections: Follow the Water Dance... into the hotel. They'll direct you!
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I took my ex-girlfriend here after a weekend trek to Vegas. Read in a Japanese review how this place was considered one of the best buffets in town. Knowing that the Bellagio stood for class, I had to inspect this place myself.
When we hit the place for dinner, the line was quite long, but moving steadily. The price was a little steep and it seemed that the staff was a bit miffed, but a little humor offset their grim tone. After being seated, we finally hit the various stations. Let me say that the scale and grandeur for a buffet was just incredible. They had a good variety of food, more ethnic or exotic items like their pastas, some meats, etc. I passed on the sushi as I used to work in one of the world's finest sushi markets (Tsukiji in Tokyo). But some stuff I sampled where the salmon cheese rolls, lamb, pizza and dessert. According to my guidebook, the pizza is supposed to be pretty famous (well as far as buffets are concerned). And indeed it was excellent. I'm not a big fan of lamb, but this place changed that. The lamb is definitely highly recommended. Also, the crab legs were enormous.
To top it off there's an excellent dessert station. The two things that stood out were the pudding (can't remember the name) and the key lime pie. Wow, just thinking about that pie makes me want to return just for that.
Our waiter in particular looked a bit overworked. He was complaining that people were ordering things and wasting it. Can't blame him. Another woman waitress was exceptionally friendly with the children and that impressed me.
Overall, must eat place to go.
Lamb, pizza, and key lime pie. Leave a Comment Theme: BuffetPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Inside the BellagioDirections: Inside the Bellagio hotel
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I have always been a big fan of the buffet at the Rio, and then we went to the Bellagio. Amazing for $22 bucks you can eat like a king. Stuffed sugar cured salmon, amazing cstuffed chicken dish, very fresh everything. Was not a fan of the bacon, but loved the othe rbreakfast items. Frech toast was great.
The meats were very good quality and enjoyed the huge selection of desserts.
Can't beat it, especially with 12 hungry guys starting the day. Plenty of room and the line went quick.
stuffed salmon Leave a Comment Theme: BuffetPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Inside the BellagioDirections: Follow the signs!
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 Bellagio by LuvMyBoxerKids
A dessert, of course...They had an EXCELLENT Apple Crumbly Dessert thing that the nice English gentleman sitting beside me directed me to try! It was Very yummy!!! Leave a Comment Theme: BuffetPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: 3400 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, NV 89109Phone: 1-888-987-6667Directions: Inside the Bellagio, just follow the signs!Website: http://www.bellagiolasvegas.com/
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Wow, what a buffet. Has every type of food you could imagine.
We paid $26.95 + tax for a buffet dinner and $13.95 + tax for a buffet breakfast.
I know that you can get cheaper buffets in other hotels but seeing as we were staying here it seemed such good value to head down for something to eat.
All non alcoholic drinks are included and if you want to gamble you can play Keno from your table.
Be prepared for to queue for each buffet, but it doesn't take too long to get to the till to pay and then be taken to your table.
The desserts are lovely, loads to try and enjoy.
For breakfast you can even eat Pizza should you fancy it.
We found that we didn't need to eat lunch after we had breakfast, it just about kept us going till dinner time. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$31-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Inside the BellagioDirections: Follow the signs!
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