Specialty buffets on a Vegas vacation

By Lena Katz and Samantha Chapnick

Sometimes nothing but seafood will do. Other times really fine champagne is a must for brunch. So we’ve chosen a few buffets that will make your Las Vegas vacation extra special with their signature dishes.

Spice Market at Planet Hollywood is one of our favorites for the healthy, exotic Middle
Eastern and Mediterranean flavors. Even with bowls of hummus and tabbouleh, skewers of
grilled meat, Moroccan vegetables and tandoori chicken, we’ve found you
can stuff yourself at this buffet, but walk out feeling fit and
healthy. And that’s about as unlikely in Vegas as walking out of a casino with a
big big check! Of course, there’s also seafood, Italian and all the
other offerings, so you don’t have to go Mediterranean. And
everything is made fresh on site.

Though it’s not exactly healthy, the buffet we mentioned in our bargain
section, Le Village at Paris Las Vegas, is
always delish because of its indulgent French offerings. Custom-made crepes and omelets are a great way to start the day, and
sponge cake topped with fresh berries is pure decadence. Lunch and
dinner include themed sections representing different regions of France. Since the exec chef is Spanish, you’ll find a
lot of Spanish and Italian selections here as well.

When unlimited quantities of high-quality alcohol are a prime
choice, Sterling Sunday brunch at Bally’s keeps the Perrier Jouet champagne
flowing. And both Sterling and the Wynn are good bets for seafood seekers. In a town where everything is a gamble, you can bet you’ll find a great buffet on your Las Vegas vacation.

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