Off the top of my head, other breakfast options:
Wynn buffet
Canyon Ranch Grill
Carnegie Deli (inside Mirage)

BB King in the Mirage also offer a good breakfast and quite reasonably priced.

they're getting stingy with comps. nothing for november, december or january. :(

So Mrs. Seaflyguy and I stayed at the Palazzo a couple of weeks ago and had a wonderful time. I PL'd our room for $140/night over a weekend.

The $20 trick websites recommended going to $50 at the Palazzo. I didn't have a $50 bill with me, so I used two $20s and made sure they were both visible. The check-in clerk asked what I had in mind and, having no experience, I put myself in his hands. He gave us a room on the 32nd floor with a Strip view, and that turned out to be quite nice. (Suggestions welcomed as to what we should request next time.)

There was a lot to like about the Palazzo, but I'd say our favorite thing was setting up a betting account, reserving a loveseat at Lagasse's Stadium Sunday night, and then using a Pocket Casino device (basically a big, clumsy tablet computer) to make real-time bets on the football game. It was quite addictive -- so much so that Mrs. Seaflyguy took over betting duties pretty quickly. (We conferred on all the bets and ended up slightly up for the evening.) Afterwards, I said to her, "If Congress legalizes gambling, and they make that kind of thing available on iPads, we can never, ever do it at home. Ever."

I think we might make the Palazzo a yearly tradition during football season.

glad u & mrs. liked palazzo. me & mr. love palazzo and won't stay anywhere else. u didn't have to do even the $20 tipping. they normally give it to u just for asking. but $20 is plenty. if you do the $50, it's mostly for bigger suite or maybe concierge's level.

and how was the hotel & casinos? crowded? last year, it was semi dead around thanksgiving and christmas.

we're hoping that comp room will open up b4 year end for us so we can take advantage of our companion pass which expire in a few months.

Here at the Palazzo now - been here since Monday, leaving Christmas Day - the place is generally dead right now, although apparently they worked out a deal with the Boise State Alumni Association to provide rooms for BSU alumni for the Las Vegas Bowl which was last night, so there have been a lot of Boise fans on the premises this week (I think the team stayed over in the Venetian)...

Weather has been absolutely miserable however - cloudy and heavy rains most of the week - our room has a view of the Wynn & its golf course and yesterday the fog was so thick that you couldn't even see the Wynn from our room!!

The casino has been pretty dead for the most part - I'm a low-budget blackjack player ($10 - $15 a hand) and I've had no problem finding space at a $10 table thus far...

You say almost... what suites are missing from this?

Suites that are non-bookable; i.e. some of the casino controlled butler suites for players that qualify for Paiza Club.

They also use the pretty Las Vegas Sands 747 and L1011s (with in-flight baccarat gaming) to fly in these players. :cool::cool:

Anyone ever booked the Penthouse? What is the going price for the 1-bedroom? I hardly see any pictures of it online but the ones on the website make a look sweet with the hardwood floors!