Here is everything you need to know about our favorites. Luckily, Sin City still has a number of excellent buffets that you can sink your teeth into. With that in mind, our advice is to pick your buffet carefully. This means visiting more than a couple of Las Vegas buffets could become quite expensive. To make matters worse the famous Las Vegas buffet pass, known as the Buffet of Buffets, is no longer operational. Unfortunately, the Coronavirus pandemic has seen many of the city’s famous buffets like Aria Buffet, The Flamingo’s Paradise Garden Buffet, and Le Village Buffet, close. This mentality has trickled down into Sin City’s food culture where buffets, the ultimate in excess, have traditionally reigned supreme. From the poker table to the hotel suites, bigger definitely means better.
