Circus Circus Buffet

Circus Buffet has a long salad bar, pizza and hot-food lines, two carving stations, and a dessert area, and it is set in a very large dining room that can seat roughly a thousand guests. It feels like a big, old-school Strip buffet built to move a lot of people rather than a fancy boutique space.

This buffet is known for budget-friendly American comfort food such as roast meats from the carving station, fried chicken, pizza, pasta, and simple desserts, with the focus more on price and volume than chef-driven dishes. Families use it as a cheap way to feed a crowd, and many guides describe the food as basic but decent for the cost.

Circus Circus has a history of bottomless drink offers here: recent guides and articles mention weekday breakfasts with bottomless Bloody Marys and weekend prime rib or champagne brunches with bottomless mimosas, usually priced under thirty dollars for the drink component. Exact packages and times change, so it is smart to confirm whether bottomless drinks are currently included in brunch or sold as a separate add-on.

This is usually one of the cheapest Strip buffets, and there have been deals like kids eating free below a certain age and occasional two-for-one coupons through visitor booklets or casino promos. People looking to save typically check Circus Circus offers, coupon sites, and MyVegas style rewards to see if a current discount or BOGO deal is available before they go.