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Dinner is offered nightly and costs $36.99 every day except for Wednesday which is “lobster night” and costs $64.99 and Friday, which is “prime rib night” and costs $42.99.

Brunch is available on Saturday and Sunday from 9 am – 4 pm and costs $32.99.

Breakfast is offered Monday – Friday from 8 am – 11 am and costs $24.99.

Their popular buffet has also re-opened for breakfast, brunch, and dinner. Palms is back in business and under new ownership. See Also: South Point Buffet review – Take a look inside!Ī.Y.C.E. In addition to having an inexpensive buffet, South Point’s table games offer lower minimums and more player-friendly rules than their peers on the Strip. Note that you can save an additional $3 off the prices listed by signing up for their player’s club on your way in.

Seafood Night (with Prime Rib) is offered Fridays from 4 pm – 9 pm for $44.95.

Prime Rib Dinner is offered Saturday – Thursday from 4 pm – 9 pm for $26.95.

Weekend Brunch, featuring Prime Rib & Champagne, is offered Saturday and Sunday from 8 am – 3 pm at a price of $26.95.

Weekday Lunch is offered from 11 am – 3 pm for $18.95.

Weekday Breakfast is offered from 7 am – 10 am for $14.95.

Off-Strip Buffets Open In Las Vegas Garden Buffet at South Point ©kitleong/123RF.COMĪlthough not walkable, South Point is a cheap $10 – $15 Uber ride away from Strip resorts and could be an appealing option for those looking for an inexpensive option. Related: Best Buffets in Las Vegas – Here are the top 4 Options! We’ll do our best to keep this rundown updated, but also link out to each buffet’s website so you can double-check hours of operation and price before making the trip! Note: Buffet hours and pricing change frequently. We’ll keep our compilation of buffets open in Las Vegas updated, and we’re hoping it grows as life returns to normal. While a handful have since reopened, many have been lost forever.Īs many visitors still enjoy the concept of buffet dining, we thought it would be helpful to maintain a list of which buffets are open in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, the “good old days” of plentiful buffet options are now over as many buffets were forced to close during the pandemic and subsequent capacity restrictions. Prior to the pandemic, buffets were numerous, with options existing at nearly every major resort property. Buffets in Las Vegas have been a staple of the culinary landscape for decades, with many properties using them as a loss leader to draw the gambling public in.