Bacchanal Buffet Caesars Palace Las Vegas

Best buffet in Vegas love the steamed crab legs love all the selections all premium foods hands down no others casino resort can't duplicate

Frozen, un-loved and mealy seafood. It's a shame to treat lobster, crab and prawns like that. These are premium ingredients and the buffet reduced them to garbage. I didn't even have the heart to try anything else.

This restaurant was a complete waste of money. It's likely that eating food that wasn't properly cooked is why we got sick. None of the hot dishes we tried were actually hot. This may explain why people were grabbing the crab legs and ignoring everything else. View menu

I would recommend avoiding this buffet. The Chinese food was good, but there were limited options overall. It was disappointing to see there was no Indian food available. The bread was frozen and many desserts were clearly store-bought. It seems like the main attraction here is the crab legs, but in my opinion, it's not worth it.

Had a great time as always. Food is consistently good, plenty of variety! There's something for everyone. Only thing I felt was lacking was the desserts were of mediocre quality. The ingredients tasted cheap (hersheys syrup level) and I would expect more from this award winning buffet! However the over all quality and taste of everything else is delicious and I will keep coming back here.

Incredible experience! I was finally able to visit this restaurant last week and it was amazing. The buffet is a bit pricey at $79.99 per adult, but if you're a big eater, it's definitely worth it. You can also use your Caesars comps here. We had reservations, but the lines were still long. Luckily, my family has a Diamond players card so we were able to skip the line. Once inside, the buffet was huge with a variety of cuisines to choose from. My favorite was the seafood section with delicious steamed crab legs. The prime rib was also very good. The service was excellent as well. View menu

The food at this restaurant is good and well-prepared, but I didn't find anything to be the best in its category. They offer a great variety of options, with my favorites being the lamb and steamed crab. However, I felt that the cold seafood options lacked seafood flavor and simply served as carriers for the sauces. The salmon mousse didn't appeal to my personal taste, and the ceviche was too acidic for me. If I had room in my stomach, I would have loved to try the amazing mashed potatoes. In terms of returning, it's debatable, and for the price point, I would suggest paying a bit more for a restaurant like Hell's Kitchen or something of similar caliber.

Not the best buffet I’ve had but definitely the largest spread I’ve seen and the Crab Legs are so good ! Make sure to call and check out if they have the crab buffet .The spread has seafood, American , Italian, Asian and Mexican as the major cuisine.I liked the Asian Spread especially, the Sushi, soups , kimchi fried rice and Korean chicken !There is a live counter for Dessert crepes and they make some awesome ones so make sure to check them out.The desserts are good but the ice creams are not !The buffet includes soft drinks , tea and coffee so make sure to ask your server for that !At close to 80$ this is not a cheap option but definitely something to try in Vegas !

Now, onto the food. Bacchanal Buffet offers a wide array of dishes from various cuisines around the world. Upon entering, you'll witness chefs preparing a feast right before your eyes. From delectable Roman-style pizza to savory Quesabirria Tacos inspired by Los Angeles food trucks, there is something to satisfy every palate. With nine live-action cooking stations offering a diverse selection, I particularly enjoyed the slow-cooked prime rib, smoky beef brisket, and crab dishes. However, the options are extensive, including wood-fired pizza, whole roast pig, Korean Fried Chicken, and a ceviche bar. Be sure to sample their seasonal agua frescas for a refreshing drink. The variety and qualit... View menu