Worst buffet

We've talked about the best buffet, now the flip side. In my opinion the best candidates for worst buffet are the Sahara, Riviera, and Arizona Charlie's Decatur. It is hard to pick just one, but if forced, Arizona Charlie's.

I heard the one at the Excalibur is awful, they also have that dine all day for $25, seems like a great deal to only spend $25 on food, but Vegas has some of the best restaurants, why would anyone want to limit themselves to one location; not to mention the excalibur is a very boring place.

I mentioned this somewhere on the best buffet, but yeah Excalibur is horrible: I ended out eating soft serve the entire time with some watermelon.

The Excalibur buffet was good when it first opened. However, it has been decades, and that place has not exactly gone uphill.

Lest we forget ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtkpTrvwQ6c

"I'll have some of the yellow, and don't get cheap on me."

Quote: MrV

Lest we forget ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtkpTrvwQ6c

"I'll have some of the yellow, and don't get cheap on me."

I love Vegas Vacation it's my favorite Vegas/Casino type movie! I went to the Mirage last October looking for the coffee shop they went to in the movie and its gone (Along with the mouth entrance to the MGM, the Stardust sign that is visible from their hotel room, Sigfreid and Roy, and the Keno lounge at MGm w/ Sid Caesar)!

I think the Gold Coast had grilled cheeses as one of it's offerings.

Never been any of these places, but Fitzgerald's, Imperial Palace and Circus Circus are rumored to be hard to beat.

Harrah's isn't normally, but we were there 1/2/10, and holy hell was it bad. Hopefully it was due to extended hangovers and not them slipping in quality.

Harrah's Lake Tahoe was pretty lousy too, nothing exciting being offered. We like to tip the servers/plate runners when we go to buffets since they are doing the majority of the work, when we paid upfront to get in we didnt tip on the credit card charge and they stamped a big stamp on our receipt saying "gratuity is not included" lame.....

Well, if we're going outside Vegas, Harrah's Laughlin advertised "Steak Night" on Friday nights (this was November 2008). After getting all psyched up, the "steak" station was serving overdone roast beef under the guise of "prime rib."