The original concept of a Las Vegas buffet was a restaurant that operated at a loss to entice customers to the casino. As corporations and five-star restaurants have taken over the strip, the buffet concept has changed to a profitable restaurant with a high price tag. With most dinner buffet prices at $25-plus per person, low priced, high quality buffets in each area of the Las Vegas strip are still available.
The Imperial Palace Hotel and Casino only charges $19 dollars for its dinnertime "Emperor's Buffet". It currently offers a pass for the entire day for $25 or dining credits of $50 per room if you book double occupancy accommodations. All prices are as of spring 2010.
The Imperial Palace
3535 Las Vegas Blvd. So.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
800-351-7400
702-731-3311
imperialpalace.com
The north end of the strip features the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino which charges under $14 for its dinner buffet. It also features a day pass for $25 for adults and $20 for kids. The adult pass falls to $20 per person with a two-night stay at the hotel. It also runs "kids eat free" specials with the purchase of an adult buffet pass. All prices are as of spring 2010.
Circus Circus Las Vegas Hotel and Casino
2880 Las Vegas Blvd S.
Las vegas NV 89109
702-734-0410
circuscircus.com
The Fremont Hotel and Casino features an under $13 dinner at the "Paradise Buffet". This island themed dinner service includes breakfast all day, steak or prime rib and fresh sushi made nightly. Tuesday and Friday the price jumps to $16 for the addition of a seafood buffet. It offers two for one specials in local newspapers. All prices are as of spring 2010
The Fremont Hotel and Casino
200 Fremont Street
Las Vegas, NV 89101
800-634-6460 or 702-385-3232
fremontcasino.com
