Las Vegas once made all-you-can-eat dining a major part of its casino resort identity, with visitors able to move between hotel buffets offering seafood, prime rib, international dishes, and elaborate dessert stations.
That dining tradition has changed, leaving visitors with fewer traditional casino buffets than the city once had.
However, the remaining options cover a wide range of budgets, from inexpensive downtown dinners to premium seafood spreads on the Strip.
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There are also numerous restaurants offering unlimited brunches, giving visitors more choices beyond the traditional casino buffet.
13 Active Casino Buffets Include Caesars Bacchanal and Bellagio
A VegasChanges directory identifies 13 operating casino buffets in the Las Vegas area. A separate Las Vegas Advisor buffet tracker counts 11, reflecting differences in which restaurant and buffet-style operations each directory includes.
The following are the 13 venues, with their listed adult prices and schedules:
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Bellagio (The Buffet): Weekday brunch $44.99; weekend brunch $49.99; Saturday seafood dinner $69.99; Sunday dinner $59.99.
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Caesars Palace (Bacchanal Buffet): Weekday lunch $69.99; weekend brunch without crab $69.99; weekend crab brunch $86.99; weekday dinner $86.99; weekend dinner $91.99.
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Circus Circus (Circus Buffet): Weekend breakfast and dinner. November 7 schedules are subject to a Saturday-only arrangement.
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The Cosmopolitan (Wicked Spoon): Weekday brunch $54.99; weekend brunch $59.99. Served daily from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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Downtown Grand (Freedom Beat): Thursday–Sunday dinner, 5–10 p.m., $19.99. Features themed food selections including tacos and prime rib.
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Excalibur (The Buffet): Weekday brunch $32.99; Friday brunch $38.99; weekend mimosa brunch $43.99.
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Main Street Station (Garden Court Buffet): Weekday brunch $24.99; weekend brunch $27.99; Friday–Saturday dinner $33.99.
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Palms (A.Y.C.E. Buffet): Daily brunch $44.99; regular dinner $46.99; Friday prime rib and snow crab $52.99; Wednesday–Thursday lobster dinner $79.99.
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The Resort at Summerlin (Market Place Buffet): Weekday lunch $24.99; weekend champagne brunch $36.99; themed dinners $35.99; Friday seafood dinner $55.99.
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Resorts World (Genting Palace): Seafood buffet Wednesday–Sunday, 5–10 p.m.
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South Point (Garden Buffet): Weekday breakfast $19.95; lunch $26.95; weekend prime rib and champagne brunch $37.95; Friday seafood dinner $57.95.
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Virgin Hotels (The Kitchen): Daily breakfast buffet, 6 a.m.–noon, $23.95.
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Wynn (The Buffet): Daily brunch, 8 a.m.–1 p.m., $59.99; seafood dinner, 1–9 p.m., $79.99.
Sub-$25 Buffets Anchor Freedom Beat and Main Street Station
Visitors looking to keep dining expenses down have several options away from the most expensive Strip resorts.
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Freedom Beat at Downtown Grand lists its Thursday-Sunday dinner buffet at $19.99, while South Point’s weekday breakfast costs $19.95 and Virgin Hotels’ Kitchen lists its daily breakfast buffet at $23.95.
Main Street Station’s Garden Court Buffet is another option, with weekday brunch at $24.99 and weekend brunch at $27.99.
Some properties also offer loyalty-program discounts.
Main Street Station provides reduced prices to qualifying Boyd Rewards members, while the Market Place Buffet has discounts for eligible Rampart Rewards members.
South Point also has discounts through its The Club program.
Alternative All-You-Can-Eat Brunches Top Out at $99 M Resort
Traditional casino buffets are not the only way to find unlimited dining in Las Vegas.
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Vegas also houses numerous restaurants with dedicated all-you-can-eat brunches and unlimited small-plate menus.
Some of the options include:
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Ole Red at Horseshoe: Honey Bee Brunch on Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., $29.99.
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Chin Chin at New York-New York: American brunch buffet from $28, with weekday and weekend morning schedules.
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Border Grill at Mandalay Bay: Weekend Border Brunch featuring unlimited small plates, $46.99.
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Fogo de Chão: Weekend brunch, 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., $49.50.
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Balla Italian Soul at SAHARA: Endless Italian Brunch, 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m., $55.
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Mott 32 at The Venetian: Weekend Limitless Feast, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., $68.
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House of Blues at Mandalay Bay: Sunday Gospel Brunch, $70.50 on selected dates.
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Anthony’s Prime Steak & Seafood at M Resort: Sunday brunch, 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m., $99.
These restaurant offerings operate under different formats. Some provide unlimited servings from a buffet, while others use table-service menus, small plates or set dining periods. La Cave at Wynn, for example, offers a weekend brunch with butler-style tray service and a 90-minute limit.
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