Le Village Buffet

Every time we are in Vegas we plan at least one night to come in early so we can get up in time to make it to this buffet. The food is very good and I have never had a bad experience with the service. The crepes alone are worth the trip. The only down side is you go any day but Sunday you better get there before 10:30 or your chances of missing breakfast are pretty good. more

We went for breakfast. Fresh fruit: strawberries were mushy, pineapple was hard and not fit to be eaten. Clearly, they cut and set out whatever arrived on the truck without concern for edibility. Breads: baguette was hard and day-old, croissant was good. Crepes: Good. Omelette: They cook omelettes to order in little six inch pans over gas burners way too large with the heat on maximum, flames reaching over the sides. Thus, the smell of the gas range gets seared in, leaving a natural gas-flavored omelette. My wife and I broke out in laughter at how bad this was and couldn't believe people ate them. Scrambled eggs: okay, but bland. Chicken vol-au-vent: imagine chicken a la king in pastry; pretty good. In summary, there's some good and some bad. This is just a regular buffet, people. If you choose what you eat carefully, you can have an okay breakfast. Pros: moderate price more

To me this is a "hidden" gem in Vegas. I hear all about other buffet's but this one is great! They have several stations set up from the different regions of France and all of the food was excellent! Seating took forever and you have to go early to get your "scheduled" seating time, but it is well worth the wait. Our waitress was prompt and friendly and the station managers and servers we pleasant as well. Pros: Great food more

GO FOR BREAKFAST........GREAT VALUE, MUST TRY CREPES, DON'T PLAN ON LUNCH, THIS PLACE IS A MUST VISIT WHEN IN VEGAS..I AM VERY HARD TO PLEASE AND I CAN'T COMPLAIN ABOUT THIS PLACE! Pros: VALUE, FOOD, CREPES! Cons: MAY HAVE TO WAIT, BUT LINE MOVES! more

The Paris buffet is definitely not for the 'picky' eater- as myself. I was not able to enjoy all the 'French' food since it did not appear to appeal to my taste- however, I'm sure it is very good to those who may like those kinds of food. However, the remainder of their selection was excellent- especially their desserts. My only complaint is the line you must wait in to get inside. The cost was not all that appealing as well. However, the atmosphere is defnitely fun to eat in! My top 2 buffets in Vegas are definitely Paris and Bellagio. If you enjoy these 2 buffets- don't waste your time trying the Rio Buffet. Pros: atmosphere, quality of food Cons: long wait, cost more

Having heard marvelous things about the Paris Buffet -- a group of us checked it out. When we first got there was an hour wait so we put our names on a list. When we came back at our appointed time it turns out they dissolved the whole list-- so we had to wait for 30-45 mins-- while the Matre'd allowed people she knew to the front of the line! The food was ok. I wouldn't go there again because there are much better buffets around-- like Rio or Bellagio. more

Great fresh food, hot, not dried out, pleasant surroundings and wait staff. A taste treat! Pros: Fresh, Tasty, Value more

This is probably the best buffet in Vegas. I have been to the Champagne Brunch two times and have been completely satisfied with the food. The selections range from pate to seafood to egg dishes to made-to-order crepes. There are several stations around the place, and the selection is very wide and varied. The best best, though, are the seafood, the pastries and the crepes. The crepes are made right in front of you while you wait with your choice of toppings (get the chocolate sauce with almonds). Service is lacking, both by the wait and bus staff. But isn't horrific. Get all your drinks early and you should be set before the next go around. The food is not standard buffet, so if you are a picky eater, go somewhere else as you won't be pleased. Pros: Crepes, Selection, Atmosphere Cons: Inconsistent service, Long waits more

Heard great things about the Breakfast Buffet at Paris, so we came here on a weekday morning. Waited about 20 min to get in at 10:30 AM. One of the best breakfast meals I've ever had- excellent made to order omelets. Also best blueberry pancakes I've ever had. Didn't get to try the crepes but they looked good. Service was slow, but that's not that important to me. At $12, it's a tremendous value. Also, we were there for the start of lunch and tried some of that- not very good. I would definitely not pay $17 for the lunch buffet here. Pros: breakfast food Cons: lunch food more

Better than the buffet at the Bellagio-which is a great buffet itself. The service at Le Village is better-the staff is friendlier-the food is just as good or better than the Bellagio and the bread and desserts are to die for. Arrive at 5:10 PM and pay lunch price for dinner menu-a great bargain...... more