content: I hear about the \""trinity\"" of best buffets along the Las Vegas Strip -  the Wynn, Bellagio, and Paris.  I've had the Wynn twice - the first was incredible, the second time was alright.  I've had the Paris once, which I remember being very nice.\n\nThere was something about the Bellagio buffet, even for lunch, that really made me take note.  Everything was so delicious, not to mention beautiful and with such a diverse selection.  That's the beauty of a fancy buffet - that there are SO many choices, but places like the Bellagio and Wynn take diversity to new heights with raw-bar offerings (sushi, smoked salmon), multiple pasta dishes, a carving station of perfectly prepared roasts - and this description hardly does a buffet of this caliber justice.  This is the farthest thing from your Golden Corral experience!!\n\nBack to the Bellagio.. I just can't recommend it enough, and I may go as far as to say it's my favorite buffet experience in Las Vegas to date.  I tried everything.  I mean... EVERYTHING.  And it was all good. (Sushi selection was alright, but I can imagine it's hard to keep really fresh sushi continuously available throughout the day.)\n\nAnd I haven't even mentioned desserts, which I actually felt weren't even the highlight of the meal.  Sure they were beautiful and good - mini servings of everything including cr\u00e8me brul\u00e9e, key lime pie, carrot cake, etcetera etcetera.  I would have been satisfied by the rest of the buffet if the desserts had merely been ice cream!  \n\nBy the way, I arrived for lunch around 12pm and and walked right in. No line folks.  However, when we were walking out around 2p, the line to eat was out the door.  If you can manage to keep \""normal\"" meal hours in Vegas, it seems the lines will be kind to you...