The Buffet at Excalibur

The Buffet at Excalibur has several stations, including made-to-order omelet and crepe stations, carving and hot-food lines, salad bars, and a dessert corner, so it feels like a medium-sized, family-oriented buffet. It is laid out to be easy to navigate with kids, and comes off as more casual and compact than the big "destination" buffets on the Strip.

Excalibur's buffet is most associated with its brunch, especially the made-to-order omelets and crepes, along with straightforward carving-station meats and kid-friendly staples like pizza and mac and cheese. It is often described as a value play for families who want a simple breakfast or brunch rather than a gourmet experience.

Yes, Excalibur offers an all-you-can-drink package; current listings show an AYCD add-on of about $20 for unlimited beer, wine, mimosas and well drinks, and a weekend mimosa brunch around $44 that includes bottomless mimosas in the base price. The AYCD option is usually time-limited, so expect a set window to use it.

There are usually several ways to save here: SmarterVegas and similar sites often show offers such as kids eating free with an adult, a complimentary beer or cocktail, or highlighted AYCD drink specials, and MyVegas still has BOGO buffet rewards for Excalibur. As with the other MGM buffets, these promos rotate, so checking the MGM Rewards app and major deal sites before you go is the easiest way to catch a discount.