Tried the Bellagio Buffet and overall it was very good! There were a lot of options to choose from, so it's easy to find something for everyone. It's located in the back of the casino, but definitely worth finding. The variety and flavors were solid, and I enjoyed most of what I tried. My only downsides were that some of the cups and silverware didn't seem very clean , which was a little off-putting, and the omelette was just so-so--not bad, but not memorable. Overall, still a great buffet experience with plenty of choices, and I'd come back! read more

We visited the Bellagio Buffet for their New Year's Day brunch, and overall it was a nice experience, especially for a holiday dining option. At the time we went, brunch was $54.99 per person, and we paid around $124 total for the two of us. Considering it's Las Vegas and during a holiday, I'd say the price felt reasonable for the variety offered. The buffet had a wide selection of food. They had all the brunch basics like eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, waffles, and an omelet station where they cook it fresh. There were also plenty of lunch options including pasta, pizza, roasted meats, and a carving station with prime rib. What I liked most was the variety--they also had sushi, a salad bar, fresh fruits, and a seafood section with shrimp, oysters, salmon, and other options. For drinks, they offered coffee, tea, and juice, which was convenient. And of course, there were lots of desserts like cakes, pastries, gelato, and mini sweets. The atmosphere felt more festive since it was New Year's Day. It was a bit busy, but still organized, and the place has that elegant Bellagio vibe without feeling too overwhelming. Personally, I didn't eat as much as I wanted because I wasn't feeling well that day and didn't have much of an appetite (as I've mentioned in my past videos), but my husband really enjoyed the food, so that made the experience worth it for us. Overall, if you're in Vegas during the holidays and want a place with a lot of options in one spot, this is a good choice. Just come hungry to really make the most out of it! read more

We came around 10:30am on a Friday for brunch and thank goodness we didn't have to wait in line. We got seated right away for a table of 4. IMO Brunch at $45 pp was a bit pricey for what was offered. The best thing I ate was from the omelet station and one of the mixed salads. I didn't even bother with the desserts. Food was decent but I wouldn't come back esp at that price. I rather go off strip to eat. read more

Beautiful hotel and the presentation is great. Looks so good but tastes soso including the desserts. The desserts are too sweet. The fruit juice and slush tastes really good though. Happy Buffeting!! read more

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feeling so nostalgic writing this, I'm already thinking of going back. we had reservations to the caesar palace buffet the night prior, but even with the reservations the line was 2 hours! we were so hungry and had no idea we had to wait so we left disappointed and got food someplace else. the morning after we decided to try the buffet at the actual hotel we were staying in lol and it did not disappoint! everything you need was there and was fresh and yummy. there were no lines, although I'm not sure if it gets busy later in the day. we enjoyed our brunch and ate lots of food! read more

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As buffets continue to be eliminated, I grow sad for a way when I won't be able to visit the Bellagio buffet. I hadn't been here in a lot of years, but it was worth a visit, to be sure. It's a lovely room and there are a ton of terrific dishes to try. One very odd thing: You tip on the way in, as you pay, which is not unusual. But when you eat at a buffet, a big part of your tip is for your server to get your drinks. But at this buffet, you get your own drinks. I don't have a problem with that, but it certainly makes for a lot less reason to tip. read more

Review is for Sunday night dinner at the Buffet. First, this is not to be confused with the buffet (same name) as the Buffet at the Wynn. This one is located inside Bellagio. Cost: $80 per person for weekend dinner before tax/tip. Came around 6pm and there was no line! Unfortunately, this is one of the few highlights. There is a wide variety of food, per usual at a buffet but the quality is lacking. The best items were the prime rib, elote, and protein skewers (chicken and shrimp). Best desserts were the lime custard and the pineapple whip. Everything else is just okay. There is a good variety of seafood options including crab legs, but they were dry. They also had a Seafood boil which I didn't try. I love clam chowder so I tried it here but it was watered down. I saw the staff poured in the chowder from a bag into the pot- disappointing. Dessert bar had several options like cakes, gelato, and a crepe bar; only one flavor for the crepe. The signs didn't match the dessert so that was confusing. Overall, would not recommend coming here for $80 dinner. Would recommend going to the buffet at Wynn (which I visited last month). read more

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The food, selection, freshness! We will definitely be back. I hope MGM keeps this on open. It's our favorite buffet that is more than worth the money read more

Well, they certainly have something here for everyone! The buffet includes (but is not limited to) breakfast items such as omelets, pancakes, and hash browns to salad, pizza, seafood and even Thanksgiving dinner fixings! And of course, there's a very large dessert station... You won't leave hungry but satisfaction is a different story as the food quality varies from item to item. Oddly enough, my favorites were the grits, mashed potatoes and country gravy. I'd recommend checking out the buffet and deciding for yourself ;) read more

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I used to visit the Buffet at Bellagio before 2019, and I finally came back today -- and it still lives up to the hype! Guadalupe took great care of us -- very kind and attentive. The food was amazing with a wide variety: * Mexican live taco station * Live crêpes made fresh * Multiple kinds of pizza and pasta * Delicious seafood, especially the boil and crab legs * Flavorful Asian dishes * Fresh juices * A huge dessert section with lots of options The ambience is classic and a bit old-school, but still feels nice and elegant. Everything was clean, well-organized, and the experience was smooth. Glad I came back -- still one of the best buffets in Vegas! read more

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OK, I know my reviews are all over the place with this Buffet, but since we almost always stay at the Bellagio on our 2-3 trips a year to Vegas, we always end up having breakfast here. After our last dinner experience, that's a forever no-no, but sometimes we want to get in quick, eat, and leave. You can say what you want to about visitation in Vegas being down, but there's been very little wait for Gold Level players the past few breakfast visits, even on a Sunday morning. There are some consistencies I'd like to point out. First, the ladies taking your money (or charging it to your room) along with the hostesses, just aren't super friendly. I usually have a better interaction with bank tellers. Now they aren't rude, but don't expect them to give you a warm welcome. And honestly, this has been the case for years. TIP: They'll ask you for a tip when you pay. I hate this, but I get it. Since we always charge it to our room, and we tip based on service, we always tip cash at the table. Maybe that's why the ladies aren't very nice to me? The servers, bussers, are usually really on top of it. The best servers will sometimes help you get your initial drinks and/or refills. If it's really busy, they won't have time, but it's a nice touch. I've rarely left my table to 2nds (or 3rds) and return seeing a dirty plate. This is much appreciated. I wish they would switch out the silverware at the same time, but it's standard at every buffet to reuse your fork and knife. The food is also pretty consistent, especially in regard to the selection. We occasionally see a new item, but rarely. I guess that might be one reason we go here, because we know what to expect. You might be seated right away, but there will always be a line at the omelet station. I can't think of any food that stands out, it's your basic brunch fair. Overall, for how long this place has been here, it's beginning to show its age in the furniture and decor. Since they remodeled all their rooms to be much brighter, it seems like the Buffet could use a lift and it's pretty tan and brown inside. Still, since the Bellagio lacks any real quick service for a hearty breakfast, (sorry, we NOT fans of Sadelle's Café), this Buffet will have to do, and in all honesty, it works. read more

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I was genuinely surprised by the food at the buffet at Bellagio. They had a wide variety of options to cater to anyone's needs. We came at 8:00 am, right when they opened. They have a lot of seating, but the bartender said there was no wait at the bar and we skipped the line. If you use your travel credit card, you may be in for additional savings, like us. We got $30 off two people for the buffet which made it roughly $20 per person. Would totally come back and try the dinner service. read more

Thank goodness for the excellent pastries and the sushi. Other than that pretty bad. The salad bar left a lot for the imagination, limited sides and ad ons. The Italian dishes wer a disater, all five tasted the same even though one was alfredeo and the others your normal home made red sauce--all bland. The roast beef was so rare the blood ran down the side and the ribs were so hard the knife could not even cut through. Pretty much self serve drinks, but they were out of so many flavors. The waiter was great, in spite of the food I tipped him well. Never again, I will stick to Main Station downtown, at least that tastes like home cooked, and what buffett does not serve mashed potatoes. read more

A world class high end hotel that has a collection of the worlds finest retail stores and brands that unfortunately has a buffet that is the exact opposite of high end and --in my opinion--is a complete waste of your money, time, and also could be a risk to your health as both my wife and I had stomach issues for 5 to 6 hours after eating here today. Probably the worst dining experience of "Expectations" VS "Reality" my wife and I have ever had in Vegas Dining Ok My wife and I came to Vegas for 5 nights staying at the Cosmopolitan hotel. Keep in mind that even though we live in Tampa now we used to live in Las Vegas in Summerlin from 2010 thru 2015 and we have also been back to Vegas many times since 2015 over the years so we have plenty of prior experience eating at many great restaurants in Vegas and also on occasions the "higher end" buffets at Bellagio and Wynn. We have not been to Vegas in a few years though and this time we went back to the Bellagio Buffet and it was Horrible I would say back in 2010-2015 (and after 2015 to before the Covid Pandemic) the Bellagio Buffet was a 9.0+ on a scale of 1 to 10 as far as "buffets" go But now..... this place still charges like it is a high end 9.0+ dining experience (at least for buffets) but the quality of the food here has fallen to the 2.5 to 3.5 range on a scale of 1 to 10. An absolute waste of $90 for 2 people and it could have been worse as we did have a myVEGAS buy 1 get 1 50% off (and even with that discount it still was approximately $90 with tax) What would be an appropriate price in Vegas for the actual current quality of the food they offer??? Between $14.95 and $$18.95 per person at the very most and even at those prices --you would not feel very good after eating here as the food quality is so low. Even the quality of such simple things as iced tea, coffees, fruit and juices are very low. They use coffee machines now and to give you an idea of how bad and low the quality is.... Even Racetrack and WaWa and other chain gas stations coffee in their coffee machines are 2 to 3 times better than what Bellagio serves. As far as the food.... Like I said we used to live here from 2010 to 2015 and visited several times after 2015 to before Covid and at those times this place (as far as buffet food goes) was a 9.0+. But now the quality of the food here has fallen to the 2.5 to 3.5 range on a scale of 1 to 10. Both My wife and I also felt ill after eating here and have spent the majority of the morning on the toilet wishing we had just not gone to Bellagio Buffet. The bottom line is it is really sad and quite embarrassing how low Bellagio has fallen in this offering. If they are not going to offer high quality food like they used to then they should just close the buffet down permanently as it is extremely expensive and downright embarrassingly bad. read more

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Ambiance: it's located inside the Bellagio hotel, right next to the O show theatre, very spacious dining area inside, although facilities are old and the food selections are not impressive as it's supposed to be a middle tier buffet, honestly, most disappointing strip buffet experience I've ever had. Service: the servers attentively cleaned the table and plates, but some of the kitchen staff weren't very nice, I saw other guests were yelled for not getting into the line, which I wouldn't blame them as there's no clear sign Food & Drink: mediocre taste and not so fresh ingredients Seafood - ** limited choices, small cocktail shrimps, not fresh tuna poke, octopus was fine, dry salmon, aged shellfish like crawfish, oysters and clams, so dry and no longer eatable, you don't need to be the expert to tell their seafood wasn't fresh, crab legs were fine, but not worth the surcharges Meat - *** slice of prime rib was okay, beef rib was so dry and rubbery, pork belly was old Omelet - **** freshly made, recommend Far East - ** limited choices, just like fast food trays Desserts - *** variety of choices, although taste was meh Juice Bar - *** pre-made fruit juices Beverage - ** self served coffee, tasted awful Price: honestly poor quality, not worth per person cost of brunch $54.99 and weekend seafood $74.99 plus tax and fees. Agreed with some other reviews, the food quality is horrible, such as chewing zombie meat. After all, I felt like throwing $170 for two into trash can. read more

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My daughter and I enjoyed the brunch buffet here. It was tremendous. There was a full breakfast area with made-to-order omelets, a carving station with lots of delicious sides, an Asian station and a seafood boil area; Italian food of course and lots and lots of desserts. The brunch costs about $50 per person and ends at 2pm. Very enjoyable. read more

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ok, let me firstly say, our server, Virginia was phenomenal!! she was such an absolute delight--so lovely, and on top of our table! If you're up for a great buffet, I highly recommend! My personal favourite was the prime rib and mashed with gravy. And for great service and company, do make sure you ask for Virginia's section--you won't be disappointed!! read more

Ample, luscious, delicious. Shrimp, shrimp, SHRIMP, and more shrimp Sushi, poke, pizza, crab ravioli. I would. I would again. I would a third. Get too full and see the water show!! read more

This is a very delicious buffet with all the standard offerings. I remember in the past, about 20 years ago, they had very high-end items, including wild boar and venison. Now, they've tailored it to the average person's palette. The omelette station is absolutely delicious and the selection of desserts adequate with each one not just your standard, but are true pastry delights. I love that the have a carving station with a variety of meats including traditional turkey and all the fixings! Don't miss the pasta station is it's not generic but absolutely gourmet. Especially the cheese pasta and the mushroom. I give this buffet five stars for sure. Self serve beverages are a nice touch. read more

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Very nice buffet with decent variety. Very good value for lunch. Actually prefer over Caesar's buffet.

We went for the Brunch buffet around 11 AM. There is a two hour seating limit. After paying at the front, we were seated. There were still lots of empty tables at this time. Tons of coffee/pop/juices to choose from for drinks. They also offer alcoholic beverages (extra charge). There was so much food to choose from. I appreciated all the variety! I was looking forward to the raw oysters but they didn't have any during the time I went. My favourite section was the poke bar which was kind of hidden. It's not by the sushi, but by the middle island where the bagels are. Would not recommend the turkey - pretty dry, unfortunately. I could feel the oil oozing out of the bacon with every bite. :') Overall, I think it's a good variety if you want to have lots of different things, but the food quality is not great. I wouldn't pay full price. read more

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The Bellagio buffet is one of the best in Vegas! It's a shame it is no longer open for dinner that I saw, at least not in weeknights. You can enjoy brunch until 3 and it is full of everything from breakfast to prime rib. We enjoyed everything we tried except for the pork belly being a bit overcooked. They have something for everyone and a HUGE dessert area to finish! We liked the self serve drinking stations and fresh juices available at the buffet. I really loved the passion fruit juice and fresh squeezed OJ. We also liked that there are restrooms inside the buffet. read more

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If you like your food cold, your options limited, and to be part of a feeding frenzy similar to what you would find at other smaller hotels that attempt to have a buffet....then this place is for you! I went for brunch. Sausage, bacon, potatoes....all cold. Right next to the omelette station so there was no clear traffic pattern....people grabbing from each direction, bumping into each other and just acting...gluttonous. Unlike other buffets that are north of 50 bucks....here your server points you to the drink machine....the only interaction you will have with any staff. No lox....no Benedict's....truly disappointing for a casino of this size and "quality." read more

Came in on 12/23/2025 for dinner and was surprised to see that there was no line for dinner time! Was seated immediately upon arrival. Staff are very attentive and took plates right away. The food was good for a buffet, but was sad that they didn't have raw oysters like they used to when I was there. When asked, was told that they ran out. Bathroom was clean which is a huge plus for buffets! read more

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Miss buffet was overall very average as most are however for the price tag I was expecting more. The seating and layout is overall very outdated. They have different varieties of food like Mexican, Asian, Italian-ish. Service was great. Our server was very attentive and we were greeted and seated rather quickly. But yeah honestly everything was just OK. Hence the three stars. It seems like they're mostly known for the crab legs and seafood. I found myself enjoying the poke and ceviche the most along with the chocolate lava cake for dessert outside of that. I wasn't too fond of the tacos very greasy and average. They also had a few meat options, which I was looking forward to because they have someone carving it but again the seasoning was just OK and the meat was pretty fatty. For the price I would rather go to other competing buffets since there is a plethora on the strip. read more

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Food is Great! Service is Swell! Ambiance is Fantastic and Terrific! Thank You The Buffet at Bellagio, Everything it was all Delicious! read more

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Bellagio is a beautiful hotel. It's a hotel tourists who visit Las Vegas would like to see. My daughter and I stayed there two nights ago and it was beautiful. Sadly, the buffet was a disappointment for a Wednesday brunch. Food did not look very appetizing. Prime rib was cold, some dishes looked old and not fresh. Desserts were laid out neatly, but again they were not appetizing. Service was okay. For $55 a person, we had to get our own drinks. I think the buffet was not up to par with Wynn or even Cosmopolitan. I think it will help to have better lighting. I have so many high hopes for this place. I will come back and review again. read more

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I love this place. I ate here twice on Sunday. Brunch and dinner. I love making my own Vanilla Coke. Please never close. I love you.

I came here for brunch on a Friday morning and there was virtually no wait. After eating there, I now understand why that's the case. Once you're seated, everything is self-serve, including beverages. The waiters only come by to clear dishes from your table. They have a relatively large selection of cuisines and dishes to choose from, but honestly nothing looked appealing to me. I tried the sausage bangers, breakfast potatoes, poke, brussel sprouts, yams, dim sum and a few other things but didn't go back for seconds of anything. The brussel sprouts and yams were both undercooked. The only good thing I had was their bread pudding. Overall it was very disappointing, especially after going to the Wicked Spoon the day earlier. read more

This used to be an excellent buffet... which makes its current status that much sadder. It's showing wear in places and the food quality and service have really dropped. Drinks are self service. Food was disappointing. Seafood was bland and overcooked for the most part. Prime rib was acceptable but other meats were all gristle. Tacos were a mess just overall not impressive. Deserts were pretty but not good. Keylime pie was bland. Probably the worst offense was the crepes. The one I was served was not fresh off the grill. The berries were okay but variety was limited and they used spray whipped cream. Basically a real disappointment. Overall it was loud and I actually watched a door frame break in real time while staff continued to use it read more

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Vegas trip and of course, the wife wants to go to a buffet. We settled for the Bellagio brunch buffet, I was all in thanks to the prime rib. Our server Virginia is the hardest & fastest server I ever had. She's a Rockstar, and highly recommend asking for her section. read more

Easily the best buffet in Vegas. Food quality is consistent, Pearl card gets you to the front of the line, plenty of options. We were in Vegas for a week and went here 3 times. read more

The buffet at Bellagio is like a monument to the boundless greed of the MGM mirage corp. For $50, you get some lukewarm pizza, bacon (the cheap kind) and roast beef masquerading as prime rib basting under a heat lamp. Holiday inn style all the way. Hard pass. read more

Can't say it was my favorite It's beautiful and such an amazing experience, but the food was just OK nothing over the top but a beautiful experience to try I have to say I totally enjoyed the treats the cakes the pastries was absolutely amazing read more

In search of a buffet and we found it at Bellagio At 1st, it seemed pricey for me but at the end it was well worth it. Lots of seating, dirty plates were cleared promptly by friendly staff Buffet served tons of options to make your plate or plates colorful and easily covered all the important food groups. There was seafood, meat carvings, pastas, poke, sushi, Chinese, thanksgiving dinner, pizzas, omelettes, breakfast, fruits, veggies, salads and grits, bagels and toast, a juice bar, french toast, desserts, etc..etc I ate what my vegas experience desired. Bellagio buffet was worth the visit read more

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It was my first time trying the place. Overall I'd say it was... okay. There were a couple hits and a couple misses; so they balanced each other out. As soon as we got there the hostess had us sit somewhat far from the food. However, my friend and I ended up asking if we could be closer to the bar since football games were going on; they gladly let us move. The vibe seems like just like a standard buffet; honestly, nothing too special. Hits: Crab legs were *chefs kiss*. Perfectly cooked and I had to go for multiple rounds. Juice bar was great! I had calamansi juice and was very refreshing. Great variety of desserts; even a crepe station. Misses: I've been craving prime rib for the past few days, and I was looking forward to the prime rib they had; unfortunately, when I got a slice from the carving station it was pretty dry. I ended up eating only a third of it. Oyster Rockefeller was very dried out and a bit tough as if it had been sitting there for a while. read more

First time going to a Las Vegas buffet. Cost $150ish for two adults and one kid. The food was not worth it. Everything was overcooked or lacked flavor. The prime rib was about the only thing that tasted ok. Seafood was overcooked/poor quality, sushi was a joke, shrimp cocktail had zero flavor. Asian food: shumai and lumpia both overcooked and not even close to authentic. Sweet and sour pork was shredded pork and was again overcooked and not good. Service was good, but that's about it. read more

Not worth the full price. If you are a member and can get the buy-one get one free offer (like we did), then it is ok. There is absolutely nothing special here...it's the same level you'd get if you went to a Golden Corral for breakfast. It is super convenient if you are in the Bellagio, but I would not go out of my way to come here. read more

Service was good and people were pleasant, HOWEVER, not that great of quality. It was supposed to be a SEAFOOD BUFFET on Sunday but they changed it this week. No Crab legs. The price came down from $100 to $60 because of that. Prime rib was decent. Deserts were good. Still, when you go expecting Seafood and all they have are mussels and Shrimp, it's disappointing. read more

One of the most reputable MGM properties in Las Vegas serves raw chicken--avoid this buffet if you wish to prevent hospitalization. read more

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