MGM Grand Buffet
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Prices: Breakfast: $20-30, Lunch: $25-35, Dinner: $35-50
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Cuisine: American
Meal Types: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Our Review of MGM Grand Buffet
Classic brunch fare meets carving and omelet stations, with plenty of comfort hits like pancakes, bacon, salads and shrimp. The vibe is easygoing and the layout is simple to navigate, which makes second plates come naturally. Add sweets and fruit to land the plane.
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Frequently Asked Questions about MGM Grand Buffet
How many different food stations does MGM Grand Buffet have, and what size?
MGM Grand Buffet does not publish an exact station count, but you will find separate areas for salad, breakfast items, a carving station, seafood, and a long dessert counter, so it feels like a mid-sized buffet with plenty of variety. The room seats a few hundred people and comes off as a straightforward "working" buffet rather than a huge showpiece.
What kind of food is MGM Grand Buffet most well-known for?
It is best known for hearty American brunch food like waffles, pancakes, customizable omelets and breakfast skillets, plus a big spread of cakes and pastries. Most reviews say the breakfast and dessert items are the strongest part of the lineup, with the rest of the food being solid but pretty standard.
Does MGM Grand Buffet have an all-you-can-drink package? If so, how much does it cost?
Yes, MGM Grand Buffet sells all-you-can-drink add-ons; recent menus show an AYCD Gold package around $23 for unlimited beer, wine and mimosas, and an AYCD Grand option around $27 that also includes well liquor. On weekends there is a mimosa brunch price around $44 that includes bottomless mimosas for a set time window.
Are there any coupons or deals available at MGM Grand Buffet?
Deals are around if you look a bit: MyVegas often has buy-one-get-one buffet rewards, and discount sites list promos like kids eating free with an adult, a free beer or mimosa for rewards members, or specials on bottomless mimosas. These offers change often, so most people check the MGM Rewards app, MyVegas, and SmarterVegas right before their trip.