| Summary |
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| This is the kind of place that defines the term Las Vegas buffet, in an old-school kind of way. |
| Menu |
| All of the usual suspects are here - salads, a variety of entrees, lots of desserts, carving station, etc. Most of the offerings fall into the "safe" category so if you're looking for something other than middle-America in your buffet you'll want to go elsewhere. The selections are wide and all are well -prepared, especially for the price. |
| Atmosphere |
| They've redone the previously tacky King Arthur theme and to be honest - we kind of miss it. The new room is nice but it's just not as much fun. |
| Service |
| Your contact is limited with the staff but they seem friendly and well coordinated. |
| Price |
| Dinner is going to run you around $20, while lunch and breakfast are cheaper so it's one of the less expensive buffets on The Strip. Note that for around $25 you can get an all-day pass and eat as much as you want if you are feeling like throwing dietary caution to the wind. |
| What Else Do I Need To Know? |
| This is a very popular buffet - lines can be long at peak meal times. |
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