Everything here was soo enjoyable! Tasty, fresh, wide variety and all the staff were wonderful. All the dishes were constantly being refreshed and tended to. We especially enjoyed the prime rib roast. Why do people complain about this place? We left happy and with full tummies. Make sure you get here before 11am because the line starts to get long!

We paid 80 bucks each plus tax, over 170 total for buffet access with no alcohol. Supremely disappointing. Had a preconceived notion in my head of Vegas hotel buffets being a cut above the rest, but I've since had that illusion shattered. Screaming kids everywhere. Food that is mediocre, excluding a few top shelf items that were pretty good. I saw many kids touching food (especially desserts) and putting it back. Staff was visibly unhappy and the whole vibe is just noticeably off. You're far better off spending your money elsewhere. There's no value here. There's no spectacular food. You'll spend your time eating here wishing you went somewhere else, even the food court. Vegas is a city full of great food options and the Bellagio Buffet is a trap to keep you from those other options.

Great buffet, totally worth the money! Tons of options ranging from cheap stuff (eggs, sausages, hot dogs, sliders) to expensive stuff (oysters, seafood, mussels, steak). The salad bar could’ve been fresher but appreciated some healthy options. Desserts were amazing! They also have fruits. Staff was very attentive, always walking around cleaning off empty plates, offering napkins, etc.

I don’t give bad reviews often but this place used to be way better… The food selection was very small and most of it was not good. The place was so packed and there was no where to sanitize hands. It was way overpriced (247$ for 5 people) for the food and service. The only good thing was our waiter was nice. Overall this buffet was very good and it had seemed to gone downhill as years progressed.

Really enjoyed this buffet. Even though we were using a MLIFE 2 for 1, I would have paid the full price of $50 per person for it. The flank steak was outstanding, prime rib was cooked well and really enjoyed the variety of food. We actually preferred this one over the Bacchanal buffet at Caesars. Will definitely be back.

From the pros: The principle, for a fixed price you get a buffet with unlimited food + soft drinks. Convenient and tasty. There is variety. Many different desserts, muffins, ice cream.. Yoghurt, granule, fruits, croissants, etc.. There are plenty of meat and fish. The food is updated every time. Of the minuses: a long queue, and it's not even 30 minutes. And a lot of people. Price for two 160$. Also thanks to the staff for the quick cleaning.

The buffet was good. I just wished they were opened a bit later than 3pm. I thought the prices were a bit too high. That’s why the 3 stars. The staff were amazing and should be recognized. They are truly a 5 star group. Would I go again? Won’t be my first choice.

Pleasant staff. Everything is clean and tidy. The food is delicious, fresh. But unfortunately for the price there is a very small selection of dishes. The price per person for brunch is $45 weekdays and $50 weekends. I think it's expensive, you expect more choice from such a price, but in fact it is even less than in a regular buffet. A very large selection of desserts I liked it, there are sugar-free and gluten-free positions, vegetarian dishes.

Although it is very pricey, the food is definitely worth it. The Buffet offers a variety of options ranging from western to continental. Their breakfast menu is also very complete with selections including scrambled eggs, mini waffles, giant pancakes, and even fruit crepes! Their dessert is also very sophisticated. Their pistachio macaron is a must try. Overall, the food is definitely worth the price and it is definitely a one of a kind experience.

I went there for the New Year Eve dinner. The choice was amazing with a lot of seafood, meat and dessert. The taste was good and better than other buffet. The features that night was the bottomless champagne and the caviar all you can eat. Amazing! Was a perfect place to celebrate the new upcoming year!

We've tried buffet at pretty much every place on Vegas strip. Given their prestigious name, Bellagio's buffet and overall experience was the worst. You have to tip before you even get the service and what are you tipping for? To get in line to get your own food and drinks. Our waitor Kim barely stopped by to even pick up the plates at times. All he did was picked up plates once in a while after it was piled up. So tip was a rip off. I don't mind tipping if they provide service and there was none. Food was another disappointment. Very few selections: Asian, American breakfast and dinner, and some sushi. One of the buffet section was entirely closed. Sea food was dry and stale. Muscles tasted bad so did clams. Asian section was a little better, but not the best. Dessert selection was decent. We are definitely not going back.

Wynn, Caesar's and Bellagio, those are the top 3 buffets in Vegas that people prefer to go to. My favorite is the Bellagio due to my Mlife/MGM reward status and comps & line pass at the buffet. The food is great, service is superb, and some may say the dinner pricing may be expensive, but it's worth it. And where isn't expensive now a days.

Great buffet - dinner service re-opened from Covid about 2 months ago. Lunch opened about a year ago. Good selection. Famous buffet so worth going. Good portions - sometimes too big (obviously can keep going for more). Seafood, Sushi, Steaks, Oriental, Italian, Mexican, Desserts, non-alcoholic drinks, hot drinks. Alcoholic package available for $24.99. Allowed 2 hrs at the table. Can reserve for less queuing for $15 extra each. $64.99 each (plus tax).

If you're looking for a variety of delicious dishes from different parts of the world, look no further than this multi-cuisine buffet. (At least 5-10 different cuisines but didn’t find Indian or Thai which I love the most) The first thing that stood out to me about this buffet was the quality of the food. Each dish was prepared with care and attention to detail, and the flavors were authentic and delicious. Whether I was trying the fried rice or sushi, I could tell that the chefs had put a lot of thought and effort into each dish. (The sushi didn’t feel fresh enough though) There were plenty of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes to choose from, as well as a wide range of appetizers, main courses, and desserts. I was impressed by the sheer number of dishes on offer, and I appreciated that there was something for every taste and preference. I definitely recommend. And of course it was overpriced so definitely check the price or try other places. (I have been to Aria’s buffet where they probably had over 10 different cuisines but Bellagio was a hit as well)

This was on my father's must visit list as a foodie. After watching numerous food shows talk about it, he figured he'd treat us to a meal at The Buffet. It's definitely a top-tier buffet and the price says that. The selection isn't what you'll find at other buffets, so keep that in mind. This is at the Bellagio, so it's not your neighborhood mix. If you're a foodie, you'll probably appreciate the selection and the ambiance. If that's not your thing, I suggest selecting something else for dinner.

I was so excited to go back to Buffett. It was my first time since the covid19. I was disappointed and hate inflation. The food wasn't as good as I remembered. Compared to the price and the food quality isn't worth it. We are at the dinner for 66.98+ tax and tips. I tried every station, and the food quality didn't keep up with Bellagio name. I am definitely not coming back for the Buffett.

A little pricey, but worth the experience. If you've never done a Las Vegas buffet, this one should be on your list. The food was pretty good, and there were plenty of choices. Food was presented well and everything was clean and orderly.

I went to this buffet for lunch since it was ranked top 3. They have a good variety of food and desserts from asian, Mexican, Italian, seafood, red cuts among others. Some of the food was lacking flavor, I got a piece of brisket and literally tasted like the got the meet and cooked it, no seasoning, no flavor. My boyfriend tried a beef taco and the meat was also flavorless. Didn’t love the flavor of the ceviche and the asian food was a bit to salty. I personally wouldn’t come back, didn’t impress me but the service was really good, they were really on top of things.

The variety of food is good but the quality of preparation is not the greatest, especially at the price it costs. Lots of blend entries. We couldn’t try the bone marrow because no smaller utensils were available to get inside it. Typically it’s served sawed in half. The atmosphere is similar to an airline member lounge at an airport.

Ok, there were lots of great buffets pre-covid and lots of them closed down after covid hit. Earlier today was our first Vegas buffet meal post-covid and it was delicious. It was so good I forgot to take pictures inside because i was to busy eating away lol

It’s an excellent buffet with tons of varieties to choose from. On special holidays they will have tons of delicious sea food that’s everyone’s love. The service was very attentive and the atmosphere is nice and clean. It’s not cheap but it’s worth it for the selection to get. Give it a try you won’t be disappointed!

Everything they make is delicious. The prime rib is on par with the best I’ve had. Corn bread and mashed potatoes also wonder. Sunday morning and only a five minute wait. Something here for everyone. Doc one star as it’s in a Windowless room, a nice one but would be better with some natural light.

The Bellagio buffet is good but a bit overrated. Some of the dishes, like the chicken, was very dry. Their variety overall is good but expected better from being there many years ago. Not many other buffets are open all day so Bellagio is still going to be your choice if you want a good buffet. The cost is about $45 plus tax plus tip per person.

Very good variety of foods—sushi and grilled salmon were the best in my opinion. Many people like the crab legs. Service was good, I spent $80 per person here which seemed like too much for me but if you like crab legs it’s a great deal! The deserts were good too, the Oreo cheesecake and chocolates were delightful.

Amazing place full with a lot off yummy delicious food options. Go hungry to enjoy it. Only non alcoholic drinks included. Has its own bar.

The food options are extremely limited. Only 1 option of chicken. Only 2 options of beef. The chicken was bland. The beef seemed well cooked but did not offer any sauces for accompaniment. Sliders were dry and did not offer ketchup. The Oreo cheesecake was warm and it tasted like vanilla pudding. Extremely dissatisfied based on the price of admission and the well known reputation of the Bellagio. The soup labeled New England clam chowder was not even actually clam chowder and was mislabeled. Sadly, I could not finish any of the cooked food due to their poor flavor profiles. The lemonade options were tasty. I enjoyed the salads and fruit which were remarkably fresh. The staff was very attentive, pleasant, helpful and knowledgeable which slightly redeems the experience. I will not return to this restaurant and I strongly suggest that you dine elsewhere for the price when you visit.

At $50 weekend lunch it was overpriced for what they served. It was way more classy years ago and now it felt like Circus Circus plates of plenty.

The is so much better than Bacchanal Buffet. I went for brunch and it was delicious! The Prime Rib Chili was a highlight for sure but everything here is delicious! Go here and you won't regret it!

Rule number one when coming here......bring your appetite!!! The food was fire. I didn't try one thing that was not wonderful. Full bar as well as SEVERAL non-alcoholic beverages. The wait staff was also wonderful and very hard working. I can't even imagine all the effort and hard work that goes into prepping for each of these buffet meals. Also the line gets looonnnggg so come early if you are on a time crunch.

Excellent buffet here at Bellagio. I have been to several and this one is a favorite. Love the juice bar, the Oyster Rockefeller, the breakfast station, and dessert bar. Service is perfect.

Expensive as all buffets seem to be. We had a coupon for 2 for 1 otherwise we wouldn't have gone. Don't let the crab legs in the picture fool you, we had to pick them out of a pot of assorted seafood and they were dry. Best part for us was the Poke station.

I had high hopes. The food was disappointing. The food did not feel worth $80 per person. I felt like i could get better food any other local buffet. So waiting in line was not worth it. The snow crab was cold and dry, the roasted pig was not crunchy, the mac and cheese was meh. The sushi was just california and tuna roll. The only thing i liked was the sea bass, salmon and gelato. The poke was decent. The food and even dessert tasted very basic. So, i didn’t even feel like getting seconds for many of the foods.