Cheapo Eats - The Best Buffets in Vegas

When a buffet is just called "The Buffet" you know exactly what you're getting. And when they are at top notch locations on the Las Vegas Strip, they don't need anything more than a simple name to attract crowds. And crowds is what you'll get at these popular Las Vegas buffets.

• The Buffet At Bellagio: This is one of the best buffets in Las Vegas, yet it's still not the most expensive. Yeah, you'd think that since it was the Bellagio, they'd charge the most, but you're in luck, because they don't! They've got some bizarro options on the buffet though, which makes it plenty upity for us and to earn it's place in the Bellagio. They've got the best deal on lunch in town, which is really the best time to go to a buffet anyways. Plenty of time to walk off the 6 plates you shove down your yap before you have to squeeze in your party clothes that night.
• The Buffet At Wynn: One of the best upscale buffets in Vegas, but it's still just a buffet, so expect all the same options you'll get everywhere else. They do have some of the fancy stuff on the menu though, which puts it at the top of the list.

When you're looking for buffets in Las Vegas with a good brunch selection, you'll surely have a wide variety to choose from, but some stand out more than others. These Las Vegas buffets are both in popular hotels on the Strip. They get a lot of traffic and the food stays fresh, especially during brunch-time.

• Wicked Spoon: This is one of the trendier Las Vegas buffets, just because it's in The Cosmopolitan. Wicked Spoon Buffet is like other buffets on the Strip except they try to make it more intimate by squeezing everyone into a smaller room. Don't worry, most people that come here shower often. 
• Le Village Buffet: Oh la la, of all the buffets in Vegas the Paris Hotel Las Vegas has one of the only with a bunch of French food. They've still got plenty of fancy American food with some crepes thrown in, but hey, you're in Vegas. This is about as "authentic" French you're going to get here, so sit down and pig out. That's the American way.