There’s also plenty of breakfast sweets to choose from, including fresh pastries and muffins.Īnd no Las Vegas buffet would be complete without the option to indulge in sushi for breakfast, along with the Chinese, Italian and Mexican specialties. $13.99 with a Station Casinos Boarding Pass and $18.99 without).Īt weekend brunch, you can enjoy your fill of champagne and mimosas along with breakfast offerings such as fried chicken and waffles, eggs Benedict, carving station ham, eggs, pancakes, hash browns and homestyle biscuits with sausage gravy.
Charleston Blvd., takes the traditional experience up a notch, with specialty offerings such as Surf & Turf on Friday nights (prime rib, crab legs and shrimp), prime rib and shrimp on Saturday nights and, of course, Sunday champagne brunch (8 a.m. The Feast Buffet inside Red Red Rock Resort, 11011 W. This is where the Las Vegas buffet comes in. It can be difficult to find a place that satisfies every palate and appetite level.
Fried chicken and homestyle biscuits are seen during weekend brunch at The Feast Buffet at Red Rock Resort.
