Guests serve themselves food at the reopening of the Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. (Yadira Flores / Los Angeles Times) “The time is right; the time is right now,” Murphy said.

It was while sitting at the Tavern inside the Fontainebleau, sharing a plate of those nachos, when I admitted to a colleague that I had not dined in any of the Las Vegas Strip’s buffets since ...

Changing consumer tastes, costs and the pandemic combined to end what used to be ubiquitous in Las Vegas: fixed-price, self-serve, all-you-can-eat meals from dawn to late night.

Buffets are a big part of the Las Vegas experience, but the pandemic has changed the way the food is served. Right now buffets are operating cafeteria-style over self-serve, meaning someone else ...

The quality and variety of food, plus the reasonable price ($24.99 for dinner), make this one of the best buffet options in town. Even if you’re staying on the Strip, it’s easy enough to hop ...

At one point or another, leftover food from Las Vegas’ Strip buffets has ended up in a pig’s mouth. Granted, Comb’s only one man with a few trucks, so much of the leftovers take the usual ...

When Wolfgang von Wieser first visited Las Vegas as a 21-year-old budding chef, he looked down his nose--and the sneeze guard--at the city's iconic buffets. "I saw those chunks of ham and roast ...

We've rounded up the top all-you-can-eat buffets in Last Vegas—whether you want to stay on budget or you're prepared to splurge.

More unexpected, though, is that an abbreviated version of Palace Station's highly-touted buffet, known as The Feast, is rocking pretty hard. A bargain at $10.99 for an after-hours, all-you-can ...