Las Vegas guide and MSE thread 2013

photome

luci wrote: »

Paris lunch or dinner buffet $36 or $45 for 2 including drinks

http://www.groupon.com/deals/le-village-buffet-at-paris-las-vegas-las-vegas

I found this on another forum as it wasn't in the email from Groupon

Well worth it if you like a drink, but I dont drink much, and a dinner at Paris with TR card is $30 sun/thur, so cant decide wether to buy or not, although the groupon includes tax and the $30 doesnt.

Just a heads up the lunch buffet is only valid mon to fri

ferf1223

photome wrote: »

Well worth it if you like a drink, but I dont drink much, and a dinner at Paris with TR card is $30 sun/thur, so cant decide wether to buy or not, although the groupon includes tax and the $30 doesnt.

Just a heads up the lunch buffet is only valid mon to fri

think there's a voucher in the LVA MRB as well - think it's $10 off up to 2 people (can't check as work blocks LVA as it's related to gambling! maybe am thinking of last year) so if you have a MRB and aren't interested in the drinks the MRB may be the better deal...but can see how the Groupon would be a good deal for some.

nvh

ferf1223 wrote: »

think there's a voucher in the LVA MRB as well - think it's $10 off up to 2 people (can't check as work blocks LVA as it's related to gambling! maybe am thinking of last year) so if you have a MRB and aren't interested in the drinks the MRB may be the better deal...but can see how the Groupon would be a good deal for some.

There is a $5 discount 'special' available if you check in to 'paris hotel' on foursquare too; so if you have two foursquare accounts / devices, you should be able to do this using the free wifi at Earl of Sandwich next door and get $10 off for 2 people (or $5 for one of course)

re: the groupon email - it arrived as the 'lead offer' (email subject: French Buffet) on 14th April... apologies, I did not post here as assumed everyone would have received it but will make a conscious effort to do so in future, just in case

luci

I have just been checking buffet prices and I am shocked to find that Paris and PH breakfasts are now $21.99. They are more expensive than Wynn or Aria!

We used to go to PH the first couple of days, when I can't eat after long haul, and use the Destination Coupons $5 off for a cheapish breakfast seeing as all I had was a pancake and drinks. They can forget that at $21.99.

MGM is only $17.25 and is far superior in some areas, especially the freshly cooked pancakes.

vegasvisitor

That's a good deal for the Paris buffet. Never been to it, being vegetarian I can't imagine that French food is likely to suit us.

It doesn't run long enough for our stay anyway, but I'll certainly be looking for some deals for when we go in September, so if any other buffets plus drinks come up I'd be glad to hear. I wonder also if more buffets are starting to do drinks packages, like unlimited wine etc. Seen a bit more of this lately, and I'm sure the girl at the pay desk at the Wynn buffet told us you could do the champagne 'bump' at any buffet, not just Sunday brunch.

I did buy a groupon deal for $40 for $20 at Gaetano's the other day. We really enjoyed our food there last time, so looking forward to that. We'll probably spend a day down in Henderson shopping then go straight there for dinner.

So much to do in Vegas and so little time :rotfl:

ferf1223

luci wrote: »

I have just been checking buffet prices and I am shocked to find that Paris and PH breakfasts are now $21.99. They are more expensive than Wynn or Aria!

that's insane...I had no idea - if someone had forced me to quote a price i would have said $14.99 tops.

ferf1223

luci wrote: »

Did anyone here get the Paris buffet in their email? I finally got it today, but it could have been sold out by the time it arrived.

it finally turned up for me - email says 4am this morning...so odd how the emails are inconsistent.

nvh

My 4am email also had Paris in it but the main deal was

$14.99 for two "headhunter" signature drinks at Rhumbar

http://touch.groupon.com/deals/rhumbar

Looks cool!!

luci

lesley74 wrote: »

So much to do in Vegas and so little time :rotfl:

Tell me about it. We really struggle to fit in all the restaurants we want to visit even with 2 weeks and always have to compromise.

We have Gordon Ramsay Steak, Prime Rib Loft and Casa di Amore booked, a couple of Groupons for dinner buffets, we usually do PF Chang's and the Harley Davidson Cafe the last 2 nights and I am trying to fit in Envy and Gallacher's steak houses.

The restaurant.com certs might have to wait yet again for another trip.

Spursman180

Was over in Vegas in Feb, been looking at trying to get back sometime soon, found the flights a lot more expensive, in excess of £800 with VA. Just had details of the 4 day sale over the weekend and booked into LA and back from LV. £597 which has to be an ok price.

3 days in LA for the Breeders cup and drive over to LV for 6 nights at the Orleans. Flights, hotels and car hire for £1,370, has to be done