The Buffet at Monte Carlo Las Vegas

The Environment:

Don’t expect anything mindblowing: the Buffet Monte Carlo Las Vegas is pretty much a buffet from Anytown, USA that happens to be on the strip. Do expect lots of families, and hungover folk who either couldn’t make it anywhere else or stumbled in here. That being said, the decor is classy and modern and the prices are Cheapo approved.

Why We Dine:

This may not be a standout buffet on the Vegas food scene, but it does have a few perks.

• No Wait: It is very unusual for The Monte Carlo Buffet Las Vegas to have a wait, and no line happens in Vegas about as often as Casino Boy makes it through the week stone-cold sober (aka never). Passersby may be wondering: is it a cover for something else? But no, it is a buffet that never seems to have a line, and read into that what you will, but it’s great when you’re hungry and tired of waiting for food.
  

   

• All-Day Pass: Casino Boy says, save your money for gambling and girls by purchasing the Buffet Monte Carlo Las Vegas all-day pass, which is offered Mon-Thurs. The good news is you’ll save $5, and the bad news is is means you’ll be eating this food for all your meals.
• Kid-Friendly: Vegas doesn’t cater to kids often, and hey, we aren’t complaining. But if you do want to head somewhere family-friendly for a meal and you’re tired of the Rainforest Cafe, this is a good option.

Inside Knowledge:

Breakfast and brunch are some of the favorite meals at the Buffet Monte Carlo Las Vegas, as they serve up huge portions of pancakes and other staples for the cheapest deal on the menu, costing just $17.99 for adults.

Is it Worth It?

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