Im not a Big fan of buffets but since we were at Vegas we decided to try “ One of the best Buffets” now I know that is not “ The Best” food was not even good, service very limited, lines very long to get...your food, ADVICE: save your time and money going to this place , ohh and they only included regular drinks we have to pay for a bottle of champagne separately because this buffet doesn’t have a bottomless brunch!More

First off- making a reservation is booking a place to stand in line. And stand you will! It is 80 bucks per person, and for that you get 90 minutes to eat all the cold food you want. Cold cooked meat, cold cooked Asian food,...Mexican and so on. Cold-as in not on warming plates. Imagine- eating prime rib like it came out of the refrigerator-and paying 80 bucks for that! On top of that, there is the subpar service, and you are expected to tip ! Go- suffer-and regret it. We did.More

Made a reservation prior but still had to wait in line for about 20 minutes. Paid upon entry and added a tip for the server. Once at the table we had a completely different server. Don't know where my tip went... The whole place was...a pig sty. Napkins, food and crab legs on the floor, people running around everywhere, loud, dirty. The Bathroom was a total disaster, looked like it hadn't been cleaned in days. Staff was friendly enough but soooooo slow. Food quality and taste was alright to good (not great though), but the variety was poor and everything looked so crammed. Charcuterie very limited, Asian and Italian sections didn't offer anything to remember, Seafood basically only Crab Legs. Carving station and desserts were good. With one drink each and another tip for our actual server we ended up paying over $200. We could have gotten a really nice restaurant experience for that money. I can't eat more than one, two plates anyway. This was my second time at Bacchanal and definitely my last. Seriously, if you are a normal portion eater coming for the experience, don't waste money on this. It's not worth it. Before my recent second visit to Bacchanal I had gone through the reviews, thinking I must have just had a bad day the first time. Trust me, if you have any hopes of having a nice dining experience go to a normal restaurant. This Buffet is not worth the Expense.More

Morning breakfast brunch has many different foods than later afternoon buffet. Best Corned beef hash I had in years. It had lots of red and green peppers, onions plus meat and potato. Breakfast juices on buffet include include healthy green Kelp or dragonfruit or pineapple...with turmeric. You also. Can order ay table orange tomato or other. Omelette to order and can order fruit crepes at dessert bar along with tasty desserts and fruits. Also prime rib, roast turkey and chicken, tender beef taco, seafood, American, Mexican, Italan, and Asian food areas.More

Service was really good, for a buffet. Food quality so so. Variety was ok, although I have been to buffets with more items. The prime rib was pretty dry and chewy. Good selection of veggies. I prefer buffets with more made to order stations, rather...than stale pre-made food. My wait in line was shorter than 5 minutes due to my line bypass card. Normal line at dinner seemed very long.More

Fabulous experience with so much food to choose from!! Jug of mimosas to accompany the delicious food and so much choice.

This is the best buffet in Vegas right now! Not cheapest but food wise, everything tastes yummy! I don't know that I had one thing that was bad!

First of all, we tried to go to this buffet on our first night in Vegas for dinner. We were told reservations were required, and of course none were available but we were on a waitlist with 120 other people. So, I just went in...and made a reservation for lunch for the next day. To my surprise…this buffet is definitely not the same. For the $280 we paid for our family of 4, we were definitely disappointed. While yes, there are a lot of selections, must of it was dry. Hardly no salad options, and the one salad they had was a small bowl with a wedge salad mix. The dessert bar was decent, as well as the carved meat section. The line for the seafood was so long, we didn’t get any of that. My daughter had the pizza which she said was good. The Asian cuisine was ok. Long story short, not worth the money anymore. Go to the Wynn or Old Vegas buffets. This one is definitely not Caesar’s quality anymore.More

I had this placed hyped up so much before our trip after watching numerous YouTube videos saying how amazing it was! I have eaten better crab legs from Harris Teeter. For the outrageous price, definitely a one and done for our family.

This place really took a dump post pandemic. What used to be my favorite buffet that I would always recommend has become an over priced($90/person) money grab for mediocre food at best. For that price you could get a good meal at a nice restaurant...for way better customer service. To make matters even worse they slap you across the face with a 90min time limit so don't expect to digest and enjoy your coffee and dessert afterwards. Not to mention how that time just gets chipped away by waiting in line and if your a seafood person you'll eat up all your time waiting in the seafood line and cracking and chipping away at your food. When it comes to the quality of the food, the seafood did not seem fresh and was over salted and crab legs were tiny, mexican section looked like something you can get from taco bell, brisket was tough and leathery, can't even get a side of rice in the asian section and tiny bites of dessert. In terms of customer service don't expect to get your drinks refilled in a timely manner or have your table cleared off anytime soon as you will sit there and wallow around in your filth. And if you accidentally left your fork on the plate good luck getting a replacement before your 90min is up. What used to be in my opinion the best buffet in Vegas sadly has fallen short due to corporate greed, bad quality control, and poor management. They need to focus back on customer service and bring the price back down $60 per person, get rid of the ridiculous 90min time limit, have someone constantly assessing the quality of the food, and improve overall customer service. I am almost certain that there using the allure of what used to be classy buffet and vegas staple to dupe tourists and locals into thinking there going to get the same experience when as it currently sits you'll most likely get Station buffet experience for $100 price tag.More

Food is cold, shrimp was over cooked. Honestly, is not worth $79 per person. I thought I was going to eat quality food and I was extremely disappointed. All food tasted like any regular buffet. Go spend your money other place.

We went with family and friends for my birthday because I wanted to go there hoping it would be something special. An all you can eat seafood buffet at Caesars Palace, what could be better? Almost everything! It was so disappointing we will never go...back. We made reservations and still had to wait in multiple lines. It was like herding cattle into their pens. We finally got seated and started with the seafood section. The crab legs and claws were tiny, some were served warm but were cold by the time we got back to the table. They only had lobster claws - no tails or lobster bisque. They only allow you 90 minutes to eat and we spent half that time de-shelling the seafood so we could eat it. The shrimp were decent and the oysters tasted funny, we couldn't finish them. All the seafood seemed to have set around for some time because none of it was fresh. The shells weren't crisp when you cracked them. The meat station was good. The prime rib was excellent, tender and flavorful. The tri tip roast was tender and delicious. The brisket had some very dry tough sections and others that were good. The Asian section had some decent items, the duck was very good, but they had no bowls or cups for dipping sauces. We didn't eat anything at the Mexican station, nothing looked like something you couldn't get at Taco Bell. All the desserts were miniature small bites, one or two bites. It's a nice way to get a large variety. The best was the fresh crepes. Large portion with fresh fruit and multiple toppings, it was delicious! For $90 a person we were expecting much better food. We could have went to a fine dining restaurant for that price and got great food and better service. One of my friends that dined with us is taking me out for a do-over birthday dinner somewhere else because the experience and food was so bad. There are so many buffets in Vegas that are cheaper with better food. Don't waste your time or money on this one.More