Poll : 27 September - 10 October 2017

THE M BUFFET IS VERY GOOD

always use the 2 for 1 LVA coupon.which makes it a great deal, especially if you like hot crab legs.

None are worth the price. 

And as an aside, I detest having to pay extra for high priced items that I'm not going to eat. 

You should have included the M buffet even though off the strip.
It is the best for good main stream food.  The fact beer or wine is included is a bonus.  They have a great comp, earn so many points in a day and the buffet is FREE !.  We are quarter-50 cent players and have no problem earning the free buffet (you do NOT loose any points!).  When we go to Vegas we always stay at the M for a few days after the strip stay.  Better games, good food, great service,  good music (generally). We find other buffets have too many things we are interested in and feel we re over paying for what we eat. Usually base going to strip buffets on if have a coupon. Hit Bellagio for lunch prices.

I like the food offering at the Luxor much better than the Rios, Mandalay Bay, Bellagios, or Arias.

Who the heck pays this much? I've gotta have a two for one before I'll eat at any of these.

This came in via email (and we agree, but once the poll has begun, it can't be changed): 

"I think you should have had a 'none of the above' option. I've never been to any of these buffets and have no desire to go. Several of the hotels mentioned I've been to only once or twice, and a couple not at all. And that was before they started charging for parking.

I guess I'm just not in their target demographic.

I can not vote for any of them I would not spend that much money on food i mostly would not eat.

At prices like these we can have a better meal delivered by room service. My wife and I are 75 and cannot eat that much.

I chose Cravings Buffet at Mirage, because it is the only one listed that I have been to (using the 2for1 coupon in the MRB of course!).  We usually stay Downtown and go to Main St Stations Buffet, which we absolutely love and would choose over Cravings Buffet in a heartbeat!

I agree with others that there should have been a "None of the above" option.  There is no way I would pay this much money for a buffet.  

X2 on M.  It is a great buffet and good value.

We have been comped our last few stays at Wynn for the Buffet. If that ever ends, we would still pay the the regular price, which is in the $50 per person range. It's worth it alone for the dessert selections.

We agree that the M's buffet is one of the best in town, and the reason it's not on the list is because it's also one of the best values: The regular dinner is only $24.99, so it didn't fit within the criterion.

Over the last fifteen years we've tried all of these buffets, except Mandalay Bay. Our favourite two are Wynn & Bacchanal in that order. Two we wouldn't visit again are Rio & MGM.
However our real favourite for a treat at weekends is Bally's Sterling Brunch, particularly since the revamp - yes it's exceedingly expensive, but we think it's worth the price.
Looking at the other comments it appears that most aren't willing to pay very much for a buffet, but this poll is about the upscale buffets.

I want to vote for M Resort!

The Mirage now has diners run their own beverages.  This is First Class?  The Main Street Station or Orleans Buffets run rings around the Cravings for the money. Boyd properties offers great food & service for so much less.

At the Bellagio Buffet, you now have to get your own drinks!  That's a step down in quality. 

Like to hit 1 or 2 of these during our stay as a special treat. Agree that M has good value. Recent Bellagio trip;  beverage service now self-serve (ugh!) and glassware/coffee cups downgraded - plastic/Corelle-type instead of glass/ceramic. Won't be back there.

Enjoyed Caesars in early 90's and Rio's World buffet tremendously in late 90's, now they're prohibitively overpriced as I believe all on list are.  Have visited a few with the MRB coupon past few years and was impressed by Wicked Spoon (particularly the portion servings presentation) but not Cravings.  Agree with other contributors - Cravings not even a match for much lower priced Cal and Main St. 
Thanks, voters, for heads-up regarding M's buffet.

Should rodizio, or, as I like to call it, "All You Can Meat," such as Samba (Mirage), count as a buffet?  The only difference is, they bring the meat to you, one piece at a time.

For many years the Rio's Carnival World Buffet was my favorite.  However, in recent years it still looked impressive but the quality of the food in each station has slipped as the price has gone up.  Our preference now is Planet Hollywood's Spice Market Buffet as they have a nice variety and the quality is very good.  Of the ones listed the only one I still go to is Paris' Le Village Buffet but because of the price even that is rare and only for lunch when it isn't as expensive.

my wife and I prefer the Rio's buffet, including the seafood add on. Never tried the M buffet but will be going to soon given all the praise it's getting here.

The M buffet can't be beat - esp their weekend seafood buffet (and with a generous coupon for locals and Marquee Rewards players).

i like caesars and m buffet for the value. Wicked spoon to much salt . I also tried Wynn and Rio .Caesars is the best although its a lot of money

I agree that as we get older we just can't eat as much food. I am very surprised that The Bellagio no longer offers table service for beverages? The Wynn and Bellagio also have a better lunch menu, which is where many Buffets fall down a bit. Maybe a poll sometime about weekend brunches on and off The Strip? (Forget Ballys-Way too expensive.)