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World Series of Poker: Best Buffets in Las Vegas for Poker Players
TournamentsJuly 7, 2013·1 min read

World Series of Poker: Best Buffets in Las Vegas for Poker Players


The Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino is the venue for the World Series of Poker (WSOP).

The Poker Kitchen is a space designated for the WSOP in one of the convention halls at the Rio, offering various types of fast food. The Rio has two buffets: the Village Seafood Buffet, specializing in seafood and fish, and the Carnival World Buffet, offering international cuisine. The Village Seafood Buffet costs from 40$ and the Carnival World Buffet ranges from 25$ to 40$.

For a budget-friendly option, the Porto O’ Call Buffet at the Gold Coast offers good food for less than 10$. Other notable buffets include the Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan, which offers a brunch for 25$ until 2:00pm, featuring international cuisine. Todai, located in the Miracle Mile Shops next to the Planet Hollywood, is known for its sushi and costs around 20$ for lunch and 30$ for dinner.

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