Las Vegas - Buffets (Burgers, Pizza, Mexican Food, Pasta)

[rjohn40787]

I'm looking for a Las Vegas (preferably Strip) buffet that emphasizes burgers, pizza, Mexican food, Italian food and similar fare, instead of a high-end buffets that cater to fancier tastes. Any suggestions?

[Dave Feldman]

Are there any buffets that regularly feature burgers? I've wondered why they are hard to find.

[Steve Green]

Never seen burgers at an LV buffet. If a buffet had a "burger station", i.e. made-to-order, add-your-own-toppings, that would be great. However, burgers sitting on a steam table, well, that doesn't sound good at all.

[rjohn40787]

In response to Steve's post above, does anyone know of a LV buffet that has made-to-order burgers?

[Honeychan]

Nope, not at all. It's an interesting concept, but not sure if it would be a major draw for any Vegas buffet.

[uhockey]

In terms of what the OP is suggesting, the RIO is definitely what you're looking for. That isn't to say it is good, but it has "Americanized" food in plethoric amounts.

[TDS1]

I agree, Rio would be my first choice. They would definitely have the best selection of what you are looking for. I think they are better quality wise than Southpoint or Orleans.

[someyoungguyy]

Paris has a good overall buffet, so does South Point, Mandalay Bay, Bellagio, Harrah's, MGM Grand. I like Sams' Town (Boulder HWY), Red Rock (West of Strip), and Gold Coast (PALMS neigbor)

[kathyvegas]

Just about all the buffets in the strip properties have different "stations" that feature various world cuisines. The Carnival Buffet at the Rio is a good expample as well as the buffets at the M Resort and Mandalay Bay. We're particularly fond of the buffet at the M Resort. All have everything you mentioned plus more.