Bacchanal Buffet

Our group of four made reservations for Christmas Day at Bacchanal Buffet in Las Vegas. Despite having reservations, there was still a line, but it moved quicker than the line for those without reservations. The buffet was certainly on the pricey side due to the holiday, but the food selection was exceptional. There was so much to choose from that I didn't even get to one entire section, as I wanted to save room for dessert. The crab legs were absolutely fantastic. While the food wasn't particularly hot, it was pleasantly warm, which is to be expected at a buffet. Despite being quite crowded, the cooks did an admirable job keeping pace with the demand. Service, however, was lacking. Our server took our drink order, eventually brought the drinks, and then disappeared until the very end of our meal.

I absolutely love seafood, so I decided to give Bacchanal Buffet a try, and it did not disappoint! The buffet is enormous, offering such a vast array of foods that it's impossible to count them all. The seafood section alone boasts crab legs, lobster claws, shrimp, cooked oysters, mussels, clams, escargot, and more. Beyond seafood, there's mouth-watering brisket, prime rib, tri-tip, and a plethora of other options that I couldn't even sample due to sheer volume. Yes, it's pricey at $85 plus tax per person, but when you consider that nearby fish and chips are $36, you definitely get your money's worth here. The service was impeccable, and with a reservation at 3:30 PM, we walked right in without it being overly crowded; it tends to get busier around 5 PM. A quick note for those with dietary restrictions: vegetarian and vegan options are limited, so keep that in mind if you or someone in your party has those preferences.

I visited Bacchanal Buffet to celebrate a birthday, and I must say, it truly deserves its reputation as the best buffet in Las Vegas, if not the world 🤯. It's definitely worth both the price and the wait time. Reservations are recommended, but be prepared for a possible wait even with one. The buffet boasts an impressive variety of food from different cuisines, as well as an array of desserts. Parking is available at Caesar’s Palace, and it seems that complimentary parking might be included after dining, as I don't recall having to pay for it. Diners are given 90 minutes to enjoy their meal, but if it's not particularly busy, the staff might allow for a bit of extra time. Remember to only take what you can finish, as taking food to go is not permitted. There's an option to tip either at the counter when paying or at the table, which might seem unusual, but the experience was well worth it so a tip was left at the table. Drinks are a separate cost, although soft drinks are included with your meal and come with free refills. Additionally, some beverages are conveniently set up near the Mexican food section.

Bacchanal Buffet at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas is a renowned spot for a reason. Although the wait can be long without a reservation, it is well worth it. The seafood selection was impressive, with stone crab, king crab legs, clams, lobster, and shrimp that were all fresh and beautifully presented. Other highlights included flavorful ramen broth and rich bone marrow. The steak and Mexican station were also top-notch. Save room for dessert, as the selection is incredible. We had a wonderful experience and plan to return with our family soon. Highly recommend making a reservation before heading to Bacchanal Buffet.

The Bacchanal Buffet in Las Vegas was highly anticipated by us, but unfortunately, it did not meet our expectations. We visited on a Friday of Memorial Day weekend and were charged $85, possibly due to the holiday. Despite making a reservation, we still had to wait in a holding queue for 20 minutes after checking in. There was a wide variety of food available, with many stations spread out in different rooms offering dishes ranging from Mexican to Asian to Italian. However, we found the flavor of the food to be underwhelming considering the price we paid. The highlights of our experience were the meat carving station, lobster ravioli, and sorbet. The dessert station, which I had been looking forward to, was disappointing as the strawberry flavor in the shortcake tasted artificial. The sorbet was the standout item for us. Although I am glad we tried the Bacchanal Buffet, the quality of the food did not justify the price we paid. Unfortunately, we do not plan on returning in the future.

The Bacchanal Buffet at Caesar's Palace offers all-you-can-eat food for $85 per person for 90 minutes, so come hungry and prepared to feast. The food is generally good, though some dishes may be a bit salty, like the popular crab legs. The options are all tender and delicious, with the Chinese Asian cuisine being a standout (but I'd skip the sushi). The mini desserts are a cute touch and enjoyable. Service at the buffet was okay, with some confusion at the entrance between the hosts and those directing guests. The servers mainly handle drink refills, but they may forget occasionally. The ambiance at Bacchanal Buffet is beautiful, located inside Caesar's Palace. The restaurant is spacious, allowing guests to wander and admire the decor and abundance of food. For location accommodations, it's recommended to make a reservation to avoid long wait times. Even with a reservation, the check-in and payment process upon arrival can be time-consuming.