These buffets are a FAR cry from the troughs of yellow and blue goop you saw on “Vegas Vacation”. While that cash outlay is no joke, rest assured, you’re paying for quality. – By no means is this a breakdown of the cheapest buffets in Vegas. It’s important to note that the best Las Vegas buffets come with a hefty price tag of around $50 – $80 depending on the meal, day of the week, etc. Buffets have been a staple of the Las Vegas culinary scene for decades, and although fewer are open now than before the pandemic, plenty of options remain that span the price/quality spectrum.Īs I’ve personally eaten at every Las Vegas buffet, I thought it would be fun to highlight the best of the best.
