Caesars New Buffet
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A 17mil renovation, $40 per person for
dinner. No thanks..
That extra $15 is for some made-to-order items. Unless they dedicate a very, very large area for dining I think they might have an issue with people sticking around too long. That 2-3 extra minutes people have to wait to get food will add up, lessening the amount of customers they can serve per hour. Nonetheless, if I'm in the area I will most definitely hit it up.
Quote: ahiromuUnless they dedicate a very, very large area for dining I think they might have an issue with people sticking around too long.
More important, will it be part of the buffet of buffets promo? Or will it be an extra?
Quote: NareedMore important, will it be part of the buffet of buffets promo? Or will it be an extra?
They charge extra for the Village Seafood buffet at the Rio ($15), I bet they'd do the exact same thing here.
Quote: AZDuffmanI like to try a little of this and a little of that..
Not me, I'm perverse. I only get the stuff
worth the money. Smoked salmon, worth
its weight in silver. Prime rib. King crab.
Oysters Rockefeller. Any expensive steak,
like NY strip. I want my $40 worth. Screw
salads and desert (I'm sugar free) or bread.
I'll eat 36 oysters and 12oz of smoked
salmon. Seriously.
Quote: EvenBobSmoked salmon, worth its weight in silver.
It's rare that I ever agree 100% with you Bob, but this is one where I'm with you. If there is smoked salmon on a buffet, I load up an entire plate of just that. I think it's my favorite food in the world.
Quote: EvenBobNot me, I'm perverse. I only get the stuff
worth the money. Smoked salmon, worth
its weight in silver. Prime rib. King crab.
Oysters Rockefeller. Any expensive steak,
like NY strip. I want my $40 worth. Screw
salads and desert (I'm sugar free) or bread.
I'll eat 36 oysters and 12oz of smoked
salmon. Seriously.
I didn't say I want salad! I go for the good stuff, but again a little of this and a little of that. And the best part is if they have a variety of deserts. Yummers.
Quote: TiltpoulIt's rare that I ever agree 100% with you Bob, but this is one where I'm with you. If there is smoked salmon on a buffet, I load up an entire plate of just that. I think it's my favorite food in the world.
Ever price that stuff in the store? If they have
toast, I'll pile a bunch on the toast and eat it
that way. Buffets depend a lot on serving thin
women and old people, who don't eat a lot.
And people who's favorite food is mashed
potatoes and gravy and salads.
Quote: NareedMore important, will it be part of the buffet of buffets promo? Or will it be an extra?
According to Harrah's "Pulse of Las Vegas" blog, there will be a $10 surcharge to add the Bacchanal Buffet to the Buffet of Buffets.
Also, it says that the buffet is 25,000 square feet, and will have over 300 different items in the dinner buffet and over 100 in the breakfast buffet.
Quote: ThatDonGuyAccording to Harrah's "Pulse of Las Vegas" blog, there will be a $10 surcharge to add the Bacchanal Buffet to the Buffet of Buffets.
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Look what they feature on that page, my
smoked salmon.
Quote: ThatDonGuyAccording to Harrah's "Pulse of Las Vegas" blog, there will be a $10 surcharge to add the Bacchanal Buffet to the Buffet of Buffets.
That seems reasonable, and it might be worth trying once.
Quote: aceofspadesDoes anyone know where I can get a coupon for the Bacchanal buffet?
Sign up for a Total Rewards Visa card and get 2 free buffets. The Bachanel is extra but you are getting a big discount. Gonna be in Vegas for the mission nugget challenge plan on redeeming mine which I just got recently.
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just checked my cert, its 2 24 hr buffet of buffet passes. Doesnt say how much extra Bachanel is
Quote: terapinedSign up for a Total Rewards Visa card and get 2 free buffets. The Bachanel is extra but you are getting a big discount. Gonna be in Vegas for the mission nugget challenge plan on redeeming mine which I just got recently.
Do they print out via email or do I have to wait for them to arrive in mail?
Quote: aceofspadesDoes anyone know where I can get a coupon for the Bacchanal buffet?
I hate to see posts like this, Ace. Rich young
NYC lawyers staying at the Aria don't need to
use coupons. Looks like a write in on the voodoo
doll: All Coupons Voided
Quote: aceofspadesDo they print out via email or do I have to wait for them to arrive in mail?
Arrive in the mail but its real fast. Comes with the visa card they send you. Plus if you spend 750 over 3 months, get 10000 points worth 100 bucks at CET properties. I never carry a card balance so its a great deal.
Quote: EvenBobI hate to see posts like this, Ace. Rich young
NYC lawyers staying at the Aria don't need to
use coupons. Looks like a write in on the voodoo
doll: All Coupons Voided
Bob - I see you assume the context of my post without delving deeper into why I am asking for the coupon
Quote: EvenBobNot me, I'm perverse. I only get the stuff
worth the money. Smoked salmon, worth
its weight in silver. Prime rib. King crab.
Oysters Rockefeller. Any expensive steak,
like NY strip. I want my $40 worth. Screw
salads and desert (I'm sugar free) or bread.
I'll eat 36 oysters and 12oz of smoked
salmon. Seriously.
You are talking EvenBob. I will never ever eat bread at the buffet. salad sometimes. But mainly good items.
Quote: aceofspadesBob - I see you assume the context of my post without delving deeper into why I am asking for the coupon
I'm afraid I can't read for context, it would spoil
the post I want to make. I'm sure you understand.
Quote: EvenBobI'm afraid I can't read for context, it would spoil
the post I want to make. I'm sure you understand.
Never let the truth stand in the way of a good story
Quote: aceofspadesNever let the truth stand in the way of a good story
Exactly. I get much more mileage by pretending
I don't understand the nature of the post. Kind
of like when an attorney asks a question of a
guy on the stand, and only lets him give a yes
or no answer. He's knows if he lets the guy give
context to his answer, it would against the lawyer's
strategy. Do you still beat your wife. Yes or no.
Quote: EvenBobExactly. I get much more mileage by pretending
I don't understand the nature of the post. Kind
of like when an attorney asks a question of a
guy on the stand, and only lets him give a yes
or no answer. He's knows if he lets the guy give
context to his answer, it would against the lawyer's
strategy. Do you still beat your wife. Yes or no.
First of all, leading questions are (99% of the time) only allowed on cross-examination. Secondly, try as we might to force the witness to answer Yes or No — the judge usually allows them to expound. Lastly, those 'trick' questions a la "Do you still beat your wife?" would be objected too immediately by both counsel and the Judge.
Quote: aceofspadesLastly, those 'trick' questions a la "Do you still beat your wife?" would be objected too immediately by both counsel and the Judge.
But when I do it, I have nobody overruling me.
Quote: EvenBobBut when I do it, I have nobody overruling me.
What about the WIZARD or Mission146...?
Quote: aceofspadesWhat about the WIZARD or Mission146...?
I checked the rules, replying out of context is still allowed.
So are questions like: When did you stop slapping your
wife around?
Quote: BuzzardSeems like Ace has himself for a client. I seem to remember something about a lawyer who has himself for a client ?
Something about being soon parted with his money?
Quote: EvenBobQuote: aceofspadesWhat about the WIZARD or Mission146...?
I checked the rules, replying out of context is still allowed.
So are questions like: When did you stop slapping your
wife around?
I'm out of order!
