Restaurants

This thread is to be used to discuss restaurants and dining available at Caesars Palace.

The sushi restaurant on the third floor of the Forum Shops is the best sushi I've had in Vegas. It is pricey, but super fresh. IMO if your going to eat sushi in the middle of the desert, freshness is the most important quality to look for.

Quote: dk

IMO if your going to eat sushi in the middle of the desert, freshness is the most important quality to look for.

Yeah! Fresh fish in the desert seems impossible, doesn't it! I haven't tried that sushi restaurant, but I've gotten very fresh, very good sushi at RA Sushi at Fashion Show mall. Has anyone tried Ah Sin at Paris? I was walking past it the other night at like 6:00 pm and it was nearly empty. Mon Ami Gabi, next door, was full. What's the deal? Is it really bad? Is it overpriced? Maybe no one wants to eat sushi at a French place?

Bradley Ogden does a $29 prix fixe in the bar that I've heard good things about. $29 for salad, burger or fish, and cookies. Only $15 "real money" if you use your reward credits, and it's a Michelin one-star.

I was there Thursday and ate breakfast at the buffet. I was not that impressed. I expected a lot more choices. Basically it was just eggs, potatoes, toast, and bacon. It was filling but very basic.

Quote: likeplayingcrapsandbj

I was there Thursday and ate breakfast at the buffet. I was not that impressed. I expected a lot more choices. Basically it was just eggs, potatoes, toast, and bacon. It was filling but very basic.

Are you talking about the LAGO? We have stayed at Caesars 8-10 times, the last time in December and have found the LAGO to have a wide selection of fresh, good quality food. Everything from the made to order omelets to fresh fruit, waffels, pancakes, french toast, shrimp, lox, several choices of meat, salad and pastries. As a side note, we have never eaten anything there but the breakfast or brunch.

The seven buffets on the pass are:

Le Village Buffet inside Paris or
Planet Hollywood's Spice Market Buffet,
Flamingo's Paradise Garden Buffet,
Flavors, The Buffet at Harrah's,
Lago Buffet at Caesars Palace
Emperor's Buffet at Imperial Palace
Rio's Carnival World Buffet

The seafood buffet at Rio is not include. Bally's and Bill's do not have a buffet, but it's a short walk.

Yes Lago, it was very basic. One other person commented on it also. No eggs bennidict, 1 person(huge line making eggs 1 order at a time), I would have thought Lago would have had a huge selection, not just the basic breakfast. It was very clean and had fresh OJ, grapefruit juice, and very good tomato juice(my three favorites). RIO had everything in the world.

Eggs bennidict is also one of my favorites. I always get it at the buffet at Beau Rivage in Biloxi. We have gotten into a rut staying at Caesars and LAGO is so convinent. We have already decided to stay somewhere else on the next trip and will try some other places for breakfast, RIO for one.