Where can I find the cheapest buffet in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas is a city known for cheap food, especially when it comes to buffets. However, in the last ten years, casinos have increased the prices of their buffets more and more, which makes people wonder where they can find the cheapest buffet in Las Vegas. This article will review three of the cheapest buffets in town, which are Arizona Charleys Boulder, Sam’s Town, and Palace Station. These three casinos offer these prices only if you are a member of their free player clubs.
Arizona Charleys Boulder’s buffet prices are much lower than what you’d find on the Las Vegas Strip. Prices range from $5.49 for breakfast to $9.99 for their special late-night dinner buffets that include BBQ night on Tuesdays and rib night on weekends. Their breakfast buffet is very good, especially for the price offering made-to-order omelettes as well as fresh fruit and fresh donuts for dessert. Their weekend rib night specialty is one of the best rib buffets you can eat in Las Vegas.
The Firelight Buffet in Sam’s Town is just down the street from Arizona Charleys and features one of the cheapest buffets during the week. Monday through Thursday their buffet prices range from $5.49 for breakfast to $9.99 for dinner. They have special nights on the weekends, but they are a bit pricey, from 12.99 for steak and rib nights to 16.99 for all you can eat seafood. One of the unique features of this buffet is that it includes handmade ice cream instead of the soft serve you’ll find at even the best buffets in town.
Palace Station’s Feast Buffet offers surprisingly low prices for being so close to Sahara Avenue. Prices for this buffet range from just $4.99 for breakfast to $8.99 for dinner. Their breakfast buffet is a pretty good bargain with an omelet station and occasionally they will have some lunch items like baked potatoes and chicken nuggets. The dinner buffet doesn’t have as many options as some city buffets, but they do offer fresh-cut ham and turkey, as well as baked potatoes and a very good selection of desserts.
If you’re looking for the cheapest buffets in Las Vegas, these three options are sure to leave you feeling full and satisfied. While these buffets are some of the cheapest you can find, sometimes it’s worth going to one of the larger buffets on the strip.