Arriving in Vegas on Sunday (12/9) and would like to get some buffet
coupons. Could someone let me know where they are available for free or
purchase? Also, what about the best Sunday brunch, breakfast and dinner
are located
Thanks, Harry
Downtown has a sheet of coupons that are free. Just ask the vendors for
one, or go up to the office and ask. I like the Mainstreet Station, and the
Freemont buffets. MSS has a filet mignon & scampi night.
Best strip buffets are Bellaggio, Paris, and Planet Ho.
Off strip buffets that I love are Orleans, Gold Coast.
Best coupon book is the American Casino Guide.
--
JK Sinrod
www.SinrodStudios.com
www.MyConeyIslandMemories.com
Will you have a car?
--- Walt
My family and I are having a Sunday brunch at THE STEAKHOUSE at Circus
Circus. Sorry, but I cannot find you a coupon for that. I think it is the
best brunch in the city (even better than Ballys.) Coupons and discounts
for Sunday brunch are harder to come by.
Other than that, the "Big Four" are perhaps the best in Sunday brunch.
(Bellagio, Paris, Rio and Planet Hollywood.)
On a lessor scale for good dinner buffets are any Station Casino (except
Palace Station) with Green Valley Inn or Red Rock being the best. All the
COAST Casinos (especially Orleans and Suncoast are favorites). If you eat
downtown I am getting more impressed with Main Street Station than I am with
Golden Nugget.
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> > Leeds <hfl...@comcast.net> wrote:
> >
> > > Arriving in Vegas on Sunday (12/9) and would like to get some buffet
> > > coupons. Could someone let me know where they are available for free or
> > > purchase? Also, what about the best Sunday brunch, breakfast and dinner
> > > are located
> >
> > Will you have a car?
> >
> > --- Walt
> >
> Yes, we will be renting a car with a gps to help find our way around.
> ---- Harry
When you get to Vegas, you can buy a copy of American Casino Guide
which is supposed to be available for sale in gift shops at Terrible's
casino (Flamingo & Paradise), at Station casino properties including
Wild Wild West (on Tropicana just west of I-15), and at Gamblers
General Store (808 South Main St. between Fremont Street and the
Strat). Terrible's or Wild West are closest to the airport.
My favorite food coupons:
* 50% off up to $50 tab at Roberta's, a higher-end but reasonably
priced restaurant at the El Cortez downtown
http://www.elcortezhotelcasino.com/ec_restaurants/
* 2-for-1 menu item at Ellis Island (we got two prime ribs with green
beans, choice of potato, soup or salad, and EI's microbrew or root beer
for about $12 total plus tip)
http://www.ellisislandcasino.com/Restaurant.htm
* 2-for-1 Feast buffet (Green Valley Ranch)
* 2-for-1 fajita dinner at Don Miguel's (Orleans)
http://www.orleanscasino.com/restaurants/don-miguels.html
* 2-for-1 buffet (Rampart, only for Tuesday dinner - steak & shrimp
scampi)
http://www.rampartcasino.com/buffet.htm
The book costs $16.95 retail (under $12 online but it's a little late
for that). Use one or two buffet coupons and the book will have paid
for itself. If you get the 2008 edition which is out already, the
coupons are good til the end of next year.
Note that Fiesta Henderson and Red Rock are not accepting the ACG
buffet coupons due to alleged forgery.
Also try some of the matchplay coupons if you have time. With only
average luck, you can make a profit on those.
http://www.americancasinoguide.com/Order/order.shtml
http://www.americancasinoguide.com/Store/Coupons-2008.shtml
--- Walt