Best buffet in Vegas Strip?

Ts, theres a place at the Paris with a big patio you should try. I hear some bitchass sherdog poster is a big deal there and will get you the freshest oysters we got.
 
Buffets are for poor people.

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expensive restaurants serve you ridiculously tiny portions.

I'd rather take more food over "quality" any day of the week, especially if I'm paying over 15 bucks.
 
I've been to the one at Caesars a couple of times. It's good but I always feel like slipping into a coma afterwards.
 
Always been partial to Cravings at the Mirage.
 
I'll have some of the yella, and don't get cheap on me.

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Caesars for me. Bellagio and Wynn are close second. If you want something a little different then Wicked Spoon in Cosmo. This is assuming lunch or dinner, especially dinner. All subjective though and depends on your likes. If you're going for dinner though just be warned that wait times can be extremely long at most of those places, especially weekends and when there are big events so plan accordingly or get there very early. If you want quality over quantity there are too many good restaurants to list. Do some research.
 
expensive restaurants serve you ridiculously tiny portions.

I'd rather take more food over "quality" any day of the week, especially if I'm paying over 15 bucks.
Big baller.

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The buffets are not cheap anymore. To go to one of those clique old the Vegas buffets, you have to go to Fremont
 
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