Poll : 25 October - 07 November 2017

South Point is by far the best in this category. Their breakfast buffet is amazing: scrambled eggs with lox, spinach, the usual fresh omelets, ham sliced to order...I can go on and on.

Their buffet never disappoints. Omelet station is great, and always great service! Lots of quality for the price!

And it is far from the maddening crowds of other buffets. Always a "must do" when in Vegas!

I haven’t been to any of these buffets, so I can’t vote.

I imagine shortly people will start complaining that their favorite buffet isn't listed because they hadn't bothered to read the question.  At least that is what happened for the first 2 categories.

I think Palace Station should be on this list, they are a great value for breakfast, and I use them frequently when I'm in town.

I moved from Vegas 6 years ago and haven't been able to frequent the local, cheap buffets like I did so often when I lived there. But, here's my take. I hope things haven't changed too drastically. The Fiesta in Henderson is/was great for having lots of good cookies in the desert area. The Rampart, although a small buffet, usually had/has good quality and I liked the hot chocolate machine. Main Street Station had/has a nice selection and good quality. All the Stations were/are very similar and nothing all that special, although I prefered Texas Station. They seemed to be very consistent and didn't disappoint. Railroad Pass is cheap for a reason!

We only checked off the ones we have frequented, Main St, Gold Coast, Charlie's Decatur and Texas (I should have added Fiesta Rancho, too)but what you call low end, I call reasonable. We don't need the flashy expensive items, just good food and plenty of choices. Actually, ALL the Station Casino buffets are very good. 

The poll was for dinner buffets?

This buffet has improved over the last few years. Coupled with so many BOGOs for this buffet it''s a winner. CHeck out seafood night and compare the legs with Bellagio, I did not see a difference. 

I find most of this class of buffets to be a good deal for a weekday breakfast, when they are usually well under $10 and include all the coffee and other soft beverages I want, plus tips for waitserver and omelet chef.  Maybe for lunch as well.  For dinner or on a weekend, I'd almost always rather go to a full-service restaurant.

You  cannot  beat  one  excellent  low  price  buffet   at  less than  $15  ;    especially the  all-day    weekend   BRUNCH   !!!

From the first time we went there to the last ime in September of this year, MSS has the best quality and value buffet anywhere.

The only two of these I have ever been to are the Fremont and Arizona Charlie's Boulder, and both of those were specialty nights (Steak and BBQ, respectively)

South Point has a fine variety of foods, very friendly employees and your beverage glasses are always full. Rather than 3-4 possible sugar free or no sugar added desserts, they always have a full case of them. A very nice addition. 

We like this dinner buffet because there is prime rib every night - the only buffet on this list that serves prime rib, as far as I know.  Good selection of other items to go with it.

It was not in the mid range, and now is not on this one either.  Where is it?  It definitely deserves to be included.

You didn't include Palace Station or Silverton, but you did include the Railroad Pass.  What gives?

Sorry about Silverton, which was inadvertently left out. We've added it in. Too bad, because we're sure it would've placed high. It's a great buffet for the price (I ate there last week with Jean and Brad) and really liked it.

Kinda blew this one. Palace Station now included. Thanks for the eagle eyes. 

We frequently eat at Silverton.  Not only is the food excellent but the ambience far exceeds any buffet in this price range.  In fact all of the restaurants at Silverton have amazing decorating; we often wonder who the designer was for those restaurants.  They offer intimacy not found at many larger buffets.  In addition, Silverton has many dining promotions that often allow you to eat BOGO or free.  Try the Bellini Brunch on Sunday for a real treat.

We voted for 5, but Silverton is my absolute favorite and my hubby's is Main Street Station.  Silverton possibly had the best deal.  Last time we went with our coupon, I think we paid $10 for both of us.  The best mac and cheese I have EVER had at a buffet.  Hubby had fresh fish tacos too.  Great stuff!  Will try again in two weeks!  

If Palace Station and Silverton had been on the original list, I would have voted for both of them.

Gold Coast quality and value.   South Point quality.       

Sam's Town always comes through with a great breakfast. Everything hot and fresh.

The Gold Coast buffet is always clean and offers a good selection of food.  I particularly enjoy their breakfast buffet. The made-to-order omelets are fantastic.  South Point buffet is also very good. I have never been disappointed there, either.

Fremont has best sushi

I did vote for the Main Street, but I think the results can also be skewed because most of us haven't been to many of the buffets listed. Many visitors can go downtown or near the Strip, but don't get further away (like Texas or the Fiestas, etc). Locals probably mostly stay near their homes and not way on the other side of town, too. So, while interesting, I'm not sure the rankings necessarily reflect the quality.

The Suncoast is way under rated.