Vegas buffets can be pretty overwhelming to navigate. We have foolproof advice to ensure your dining experience is smooth so you can taste all the top dishes.

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.

Even prior to 2020, buffets had transformed. In Vegas, this style of dining has become markedly expensive — some off-Strip casinos command $75 per head for buffet entry on weeknights.

"Food Wars" hosts Harry Kersh and Joe Avella travel across Las Vegas to find the best buffets in the city.

All-you-can-eat food stations, from sushi to Asian BBQ and even pizza, a bumping soundtrack and bright lighting, all for $38.99 at the new Umi Seafood Buffet in Colonie.

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Look to Harlø Steakhouse & Bar, Crossroads Kitchen, Sand Dollar Lounge Downtown, Atomic Golf, True Food Kitchen and Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar.

The Atlantis Casino has launched a new initiative to combat food waste by donating leftover food from Toucan Charlie's buffet to the Eddy House, a local organization supporting homeless teens ...