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Bellagio buffet

#1

Went to the Bellagio buffet yesterday and had not gone in some time. The
food had changed somewhat from what I remembered. Now included: Kobe beef.
They said this was the real thing, from Japan - but actually it wasn't super
tender. Another very expensive item -- sea urchin - fresh - how can they
afford that? The sushi section was very good. The king crab legs were as I
remembered them (good but cold - though you can ask to have them steamed).

Now on the menu - venison sliders (like mini-hamburgers made of venison).
Salad area seemed improved with several types of salads such as cobb, caesar,
etc., made up for you. Also a make your own section (though not extensive).
Also free-range turkey, prime rib, excellent lamb chops, and a lot more.

Everything was excellent, but the desert area was a little skimpy I thought.

I now think Bellagio is top buffet in town.

I do like the Aladdin and Wynn a lot at higher price levels. Wynn has the
best deserts of all buffets. It also has excellent pork ribs (best I've ever
eaten).

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#2

Can you remember the price for the Bellagio buffet or is there a list of Buffet costs?

Thanks.

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-----Original Message-----
From: misscraps@aol.com
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 10 Sep 2006 12:23 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Bellagio buffet

Went to the Bellagio buffet yesterday and had not gone in some time. The
food had changed somewhat from what I remembered. Now included: Kobe beef.
They said this was the real thing, from Japan - but actually it wasn't super
tender. Another very expensive item -- sea urchin - fresh - how can they
afford that? The sushi section was very good. The king crab legs were as I
remembered them (good but cold - though you can ask to have them steamed).

Now on the menu - venison sliders (like mini-hamburgers made of venison).
Salad area seemed improved with several types of salads such as cobb, caesar,
etc., made up for you. Also a make your own section (though not extensive).
Also free-range turkey, prime rib, excellent lamb chops, and a lot more.

Everything was excellent, but the desert area was a little skimpy I thought.

I now think Bellagio is top buffet in town.

I do like the Aladdin and Wynn a lot at higher price levels. Wynn has the
best deserts of all buffets. It also has excellent pork ribs (best I've ever
eaten).

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#3

Click on LVA Buffets Directory:

http://members.cox.net/vpfree/LVA.htm

Bellagio: $13.95 - $18.95 - $28.95 - $34.95 - $26.95

vpFae

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On 10 Sep 2006 at 13:03, TKeep123@aol.com wrote:

Can you remember the price for the Bellagio buffet or is
there a list of Buffet costs?

#4

Thanks for sharing. Were these special items you mentioned part of
the Dinner, Gourmet, or Bunch menu?

Brunch $28.95
Gourmet Dinner $34.95
Dinner $26.95

Fred*

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, misscraps@... wrote:

   Kobe beef.
   sea urchin - fresh - how can they afford that?
   The sushi section was very good.
   The king crab legs were as I
   venison sliders (like mini-hamburgers made of venison).

#5

With the closing of the Sands in Atlantic City many people are losing their "home" casino. Simply because I believe he is a wonderful host and will treat you honestly I am recommending Alan Korman who is at the Trump Marina as an executive Director of National Marketing---1-800-777-1177---if you are looking for a new property.

I have no affiliation with any casino, nor do I work for one---Kris

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#6

With the closing of the Sands in Atlantic City many people are

losing their "home" casino. Simply because I believe he is a
wonderful host and will treat you honestly I am recommending Alan
Korman who is at the Trump Marina as an executive Director of
National Marketing---1-800-777-1177---if you are looking for a new
property.

I have no affiliation with any casino, nor do I work for one---Kris

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Hi Kris,
The Sands was my "home" casino and I'll miss it terribly. It had
free parking, plenty of .25 9/6 JOB in the smoking and non-smoking
areas, a good buffet at a fair price, the Swingers Lounge, plus it
was centrally located in AC.
I went to Trump Marina to see if it could become my "home" casino,
however, I searched the entire casino and could not find one .25 9/6
JOB machine which is the level my bankroll will allow me to play.
I'm sure Alan is a good host and wish he could convert some of his
8/5s to 9/6s. Best of luck. Bill

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Kristine Hood" <KcjHood@...> wrote:

#7

Kristine Hood wrote:

With the closing of the Sands in Atlantic City many people are losing
their "home" casino. Simply because I believe he is a wonderful host
and will treat you honestly I am recommending Alan Korman who is at
the Trump Marina as an executive Director of National
Marketing---1-800-777-1177---if you are looking for a new property.

I'll second Kris' recommendation -- I consider Alan to be one of the
two strongest AC hosts I've encountered (the other unfortunately has
left AC for a desk job in corporate marketing at a Southern-US based
casino firm :(.

It was my experience with him as a former Sands host that made me
particularly fond of that property.

It's unfortunate that Trump Marina has one of the weaker vp
inventories. However, I expect promotions are strong and any good
player will be in fine hands with Alan.

- Harry