Las Vegas buffet prices and hours, compared

Las Vegas buffet prices moved a lot after 2020, and third-party price lists go stale fast. This page copies the prices and hours each casino publishes for seven buffets, all checked on November 1, 2026. Prices are adult rates before tax unless noted, and most casinos raise them on holidays and peak days.

Short answer: Published adult prices ran from $24.99 (weekday lunch at Market Place Buffet, off-Strip) to $79.99 (seafood dinner at Wynn). On the Strip, Excalibur’s weekday brunch at $32.99 was the lowest we found.

Price ladder, lowest to highest

South Point’s Garden Buffet posts its prices on a separate menu page, and Wicked Spoon’s page showed only a $$$ label, so they aren’t in the ladder.

Strip vs. off-Strip

Five of the seven are on the Strip: Bacchanal at Caesars Palace, Bellagio, Excalibur, Wicked Spoon at The Cosmopolitan, and Wynn at the north end. The two off-Strip options here are casino buffets away from the resort corridor: Market Place Buffet on Rampart Boulevard and the Garden Buffet at South Point, which also lists the widest hours, from 7 AM breakfast to 9 PM dinner.

What each one leads with

• Bacchanal calls itself the largest buffet in Las Vegas: more than 25,000 square feet, 10 kitchens, nine chef-attended stations and more than 250 dishes.
• Wynn says it serves 120 savory dishes plus desserts, includes non-alcoholic drinks, and gives each guest up to two hours.
• South Point lists prime rib and peel-and-eat shrimp every evening, and crab legs and oysters on Friday seafood night.
• Wicked Spoon describes a market-style buffet and is open for brunch only.

Before you go

Buffet hours shift seasonally, and several of these pages list separate holiday menus. If you’re planning around a single meal, call ahead or check the linked page the morning of. For a sit-down steak instead, see our Strip steakhouse comparison.