Originally Posted by
gaobest
Great Tr!
im looking forward to more of this :-)
my mother recently started to enjoy the Bacchanal buffet in Vegas a year or so ago and she returned this year during her 2-3 Vegas visits. I’m definitely glad she’s going because she loves that buffet and she acknowledges that this buffet is worth the higher price than she’s accustomed to paying. She recently went to Vegas for Thanksgiving week with my niece and still loved Bacchanal buffet. She was thankful for the reservation option because yes indeed that in the past she’s had to wait in some long buffet queues just for a table.
also I was thrilled to see the comment about this buffet and The Breakers buffet comparisons. I remain stunned with the idea of a $200 buffet at The Breakers and of course I’ve never been to The Breakers so I also don’t truly know what I’m missing. I’ve had $200 omakase and tasting menus so a $200 buffet can’t be that different.
Thank you so much
gaobest I look forward to writing more about Las Vegas soon!
I remember we talked extensively about Bacchanal, The Breakers, and other buffets in my previous TR and we were able to convince your Mother to try Bacchanal, even though she was worried about the price. I am so glad that your Mother ended up loving Bacchanal and that she realizes that is worth the price, especially given the items served and the high quality. Wow that is wonderful that your Mother and niece and some lovely Grandmother/Granddaughter time it reminds me of the days I used to spend time with my Grandparents!
I don't blame your Mother for being thankful of the reservation option at Bacchanal as lines there do get crazy!
Same here the Bacchanal and Breakers comparisons thrill me too, as the two buffets are not far from off from each other. OK, The Breakers would probably be more opulent atmosphere-wise and Palm Beach Island is not cheap, but even so, $200 is a lot of money! I am with you glad to see this comparisons that Bacchanal is a pretty good value for what you get.