Best Sunday Brunch for your Buck

Which is the best Sunday Brunch for the Buck.
Sterling at Bally's (seen menu on site)
Jasmine at Bellagio (seen menu on site)
Wynn's (no menu listed on site.
Really don't like Champagne (strickly Bud Lite or Kettle One) so Chanpagne is not a big issue.

Open to all other suggestions.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Since you're not a fan of champagne, I'd suggest something other than Sterling where you are not paying for the bubbly. Having said that, one of the things I like about Sterling is the unlimited Perrier Jouet Champagne.

Simon's does a very nice Brunch at the Palms. Half the price of Sterling (which i think is great but WAY overpriced). I like the Wynn as well. Border grill has a good one if Mexican is your thing. But the Wicked Spoon may be absolute favorite and best value of the bunch.

I second the Wicked Spoon for best value. Another option is the Margarita brunch at Gradunos at the Palms. It comes with unlimited Margaritas and while the food is not "tremendous", it is tasty and after three margaritas.................who cares!

Larry from Las Vegas

Thanks for the information---leaning towards Bellagio or the Wicked Spoon. Did like the looks of Bellagio menu. Bally's crossed off the list. It looks to be a good deal I guess for Champagne drinkers. Has anyone tried Wynn's Brunch??

I had Wynn's Sat. Brunch around 3 years ago January. Other than offering a bloody mary or glass of champagne, it seemed the same as their breakfast buffet. One of the nice things about Sterling, it offers an upscale selection of food items and a very nice dessert bar. Search for the thread that details Jasmine Sunday Brunch at Bellagio. It appears Jasmine offers a wide variety of food options and the bubbly is optional.

I second wicked spoon it was awesome.

Been to Wynn brunch three times. Always very good! Sterling is my favorite, if you are up for the splurge. Aside from the champagne, it just seems more luxurious, and relaxed than the others. have not been to Jasmine, so maybe that would be similar. We do make it our main meal of the day when we do Sterling, so justify the cost that way. i always seem to float down the strip on my way to wherever we are going afterwards, probably due to all that champagne.

Deb

Been to all of them and I would go to Bellagio everytime.

I love Garduno's. As Larry says, the food isn't tremendous (what buffet does have?), but it's good Mexican, margaritas and best waffles (chocolate, caramel, and whipped cream).

N'cat and I may try the Jasmine at Bellagio on our next trip. She has it on the possibles list.