Bacchanal Buffet

MAKE RESERVATIONS. This buffet.... OH MY GOODNESS!! This is the absolute best buffet I've had. They had so many ethnic food choices from, Chinese, Filipino, Korean, Japanese, Mexican, seafood, southern, and the carving station ohh and the desserts! I loved the little dishes and tried as much as I could. Especially the fancy ones of things I've always wanted to try. I would definitely go back! They give you a time limit of 90 minutes to be at your table. Our lunch buffet for 2 was, $140. Pricey but pretty worth it. The brisket was good. So much deliciousness!

Making reservations is a MUST! All the items are displayed well to complete the breakfast experience. I tried Mexican shrimp in spicy tomato sauce for the first time. There is food from different cuisines together with juices and fresh fruits. The ambience is that of excessive eating but one can eat healthy here if they want to. The cupcakes at the dessert station are yum! The servers are quick.

A very good Vegas buffet. I arrived at Bacchanal buffet at 330pm, the line was long but it moved fast once 4pm hit. Once inside they have an almost endless array of food from all corners of the globe. My favorite areas were the meat table, Mexican corner, and the fish station. 90% of the whole selection of food I tried was good, I only hope to go back and try more items. The price is on the expensive side, but it's definitely worth it.

If you want the best experience, make a reservation and go early. We went at 4:00pm and there were no lines to get in. The lines for the seafood bar were minimal less than 2:00 minutes and there were no waits in any of the other stations. For the seafood bar what most people are there for the snow crab legs are hot and the rest of the items are cold dungeness clusters, sea snails, lobster claws, etc.. They had extensive Chinese, Korean, Pizza, Mexican, meat, and vegan selections. As well, the dessert bar was huge and there were several options for those with dietary restrictions. Obviously the pandemic/economy has changed how buffets work/price points/availability. This may not be the experience any of us had 5-10 years ago, but it was still great nonetheless.

Seafood and lobster bisque are delicious and fresh, dessert are good too. Servers tried their best to serve but insufficient manpower there and tables can’t clean up in timely manner, and some flies there which is a bit annoying. If you only looking for good seafood, go! It definitely worth the money. If you focus on the ambiance and environment more, then better lower your expectations since they are quite pricey…

Decided to try Bacchanal and I'm so glad I did. Everything was so yummy, loved the seafood selection. The steamed crab legs were cooked perfectly, came out in 1 piece with ease. Didn't try the cold crab legs because I prefer steamed but they looked great too. Shrimp cocktail was on point. I was a huge fan of the Southwest Corn on the cob, my husband really liked the burger sliders but sadly mine was undercooked. There was so much food on the main buffet that I didn't even make it to the back buffet, I think they called it the Mediterranean Buffet. There was a big variety at the dessert buffet. All of the staff we encountered were very friendly. I was a little taken aback when I saw there was a 90 minute limit but we couldn't even make it an hour before we were full so for us, 90 minutes is plenty.

90 min to stuff your face with food from all over. Dinner was $80 a person. Service sucks and getting drink refills on a busy day is non existent. Worth the price in seafood. Their Asian section was also great! Good for a 1 time experience! FYI: make a reservation and show up 30 minutes early. Vegetarian options: In their Greek section Kid-friendliness: They are running around everywhere

To be honest, it's not worth the $100 inclusive tax and tips. I was originally excited. Food looked good, but that was it. It did not taste as good as it looked. Briskets too dry, ribs too hard, lamb too gamey and shrimps had no flavour. Prime rib was good but nothing spectacular. Ethnic foods such as dim sum and Korean wings are worse than the frozen packs. Dessert station is better and had lots of variety. Final verdict - Vegas has a lot of food options. Save money for those.

Definitely make a reservation if you’re planning to eat here. We booked for 6:15 and still had to wait in line for 1.5 hours Walk ins are made to wait in line as they do not have a virtual ticketing system bummer and the lines were a complete mess. The buffet itself is great with plenty of variety and I dare say it’s the best one in Vegas. Huge range of fresh seafood and dishes from countries around the world.

THE BEST BUFFET IN TOWN, PERIOD!!! Seriously, the Best. Food is Great and Fresh and Unbelievably Diverse. Asian, to Sushi, to Italian, to Mexican, to American, to Fresh Seafood. Price is up there, but it is well justified for the food. If there is 1 Buffet that you must eat at here in Vegas, it's here at BACCHANAL. Trust me, you'll Thank me later. The Dessert is Awesome too. I make sure to leave some space for Dessert, because you kind of lose yourself with all the Regular food that you totally forget about it. Again, it is Expensive, about 70 bucks, but Well, Well worth it , I GUARANTEE it .