Which breakfast buffet restaurant do you recommend in Las Vegas?

Question

It should be in the general area of 'The Strip', preferably having a wide variety of fresh seasonal fruits and vegetarian protein choices.

Answer 1

if you like quality and quantity you want to consider, the buffets at Mandalay Bay, Aladdin, Mirage, Bellagio, Wynn and the Rio. While each of these buffets tend to be on the higher end of the price scale you need to know that you do get what you pay for.

BUT the 2nd websites lists the Bellagio and Rio under raw foods & vegetarian restaurants in las vegas:
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buffet of bellagio

Bellagio Hotel 3600 Las Vegas Blvd. S, Las Vegas, NV, USA
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$10 to $20
Las Vegas
Eclectic

In keeping with the entire resort, this is one of the most beautifully decorated buffet rooms in town, with an array of artifacts acquired from all over the world adorning its walls. For cozier dining, the room is divided into many alcoves, one of which replicates an outdoor café with umbrellas.

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carnival world buffet

Rio All-Suite Casino Resort,, 3700 W. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV, USA
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$10 to $20
Las Vegas
Eclectic

The separate buffets-within-a-buffet here serve up fresh Mexican, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, American, and other ethnic specialties under one large and colorful roof. The centerpiece is the Mongolian barbecue, salads, desserts, and more are also available. Expect long lines at Carnival World, which is one of the most popular buffets in town.

Answer 2

I would recommend the Bellagio buffet. There were a lot of great selections. My mom is a vegetarian and she really enjoyed it. They had french toast, breakfast pastries, waffles, pancakes, everything you could think of. There was a good variety of fruit and so many different desserts! I'm not sure if this is included in breakfast because it ran into lunch, but there were also vegetables, a salad bar, mashed potatoes, and pesto mashed potatoes. I can't remember too much more, but the buffet was very good. I think you'll really enjoy it.

Answer 3

I would prefer a hotel with room service for breakfast. Stay in bed and relax.

MGM Grand has a GREAT buffet. Check them out. I am a vegetarian and it had allot of items. Don't go to Circus Circus as the first person said. That place has run down big time.

Answer 4

Circus Circus by far! Treasure Islands did have a wide variety of fruit but I found it rather expensive. Monte Carlos was nice as well as the Luxors. Stay away from The Flamingos. We got a bad stomach ache from that. Hope this helps.

Answer 5

We went to the breakfast buffet at the Excaliber - it was REALLY good. For dinner I HIGHLY recommend the buffet at Treasure Island - there is just about everything you could ever want! The best by far in my opinion.

Good luck, Bon Apetit, and have fun!

Answer 6

I don't know about the vegetarian part, but Treasure Island was my favorite. Lots of variety.

Answer 7

I would choose from these 3. Bellagio, Rio, MGM Grand.

Answer 8

Bellagio, Rio, and my favorite Paris.

Answer 9

one that serves chin nuts

Answer 10

circus circus.