Las Vegas guide and MSE thread 2011

Traincrashing

November / December

I don't understand how people can have no room for dessert! It's the best part. I would eat it first if I could Any buffets particularly good for pudding? I'm not going until November but I have a word document that I paste everything from this forum into so that I can plan it all before I go.

ferf1223

March

probably our favorite for desserts is Wynn - very nice selection but all very small - sort of 2 spoon - portions - that way you can try a lot of different things and not feel guilty...everything we have had has been delicious.

luci

May

The MGM buffet has a good selection of desserts.

photome

August

stoneman wrote: »

OK, re Cosmo puddings, there is no cheesecake, no chocolate cake, in fact no cake at all. No big bowls of rice pudding, whipped cream, cobbler, bread and butter pudding, no pouring sauces, no pies of any description.
Edit: If you want a really good coconut cream pie, WALMART is your friend

Thats put me right off going to the Cosmo buffet . I love the pies my fav is lemon meringue, esp at Orleans (where as mentioned they have the coconut as well).

I also make my own trifle with the sponge , strawberry sauce and load of cream :T

photome

August

ferf1223 wrote: »

probably our favorite for desserts is Wynn - very nice selection but all very small - sort of 2 spoon - portions - that way you can try a lot of different things and not feel guilty...everything we have had has been delicious.

Fav there is the creme brulee, they are small but you can eat dozens

photome

August

Traincrashing wrote: »

I don't understand how people can have no room for dessert! It's the best part. I would eat it first if I could Any buffets particularly good for pudding? I'm not going until November but I have a word document that I paste everything from this forum into so that I can plan it all before I go.

Me to, I have to have at least 3 trips to the dessert section, I have found most buffets good for desserts.

As Ferf said Wynns are delicious but dinner is about $40, Orleans have a good selection and are all tasty, dinner is only around $16/17

Dont think you would be disappointed with any except maybe Cosmo (havent tried yet)

jonnywells

Im off to vegas at the end of next month for 6 days :D, 4 at treasure island and then stopping 2 nights at the flamingo (go room)

Does anyone have any good sites for vouchers? Last time we went didnt really try many buffets so any BOGOF/$$$ off would be great

duchy

May

I guess that's where the Buffet of Buffets wins-you could do a dessert break at one of the buffets and not feel you werent getting full value

photome

August

Any one seen Absinthe at Caesers...Paul Carr raves about it

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-carr/the-strip-diary-day-thirt_b_850119.html

photome

August

jonnywells wrote: »

Im off to vegas at the end of next month for 6 days :D, 4 at treasure island and then stopping 2 nights at the flamingo (go room)

Does anyone have any good sites for vouchers? Last time we went didnt really try many buffets so any BOGOF/$$$ off would be great

There are 2 books you can buy, links on page 1.

some other sites also have money off vouchers

like http://www.destinationcoupons.com/Nevada/Las_Vegas/las-vegas-coupons.asp

Guessing there are other links on page 1 to peruse as well