I'm notoriously unlucky, which is why I usually spend most of my time in Las Vegas at the pool instead of at the casino.

There, I ate scallop crudo with uni and caviar ($24) creamed corn with jalapeno, bacon and cilantro ($14) lobster fried rice with egg ($22) and so much mouthwatering steak (various prices depending on what you order) that I honestly felt like I wouldn't need protein again for the rest of my life - and I mean that in a good way. If you want a very filling, meat-heavy meal with a side of celebrity sightings, you'd be remiss to skip a meal at Scotch 80 Prime. There's a Michelin-starred dim sum restaurant that won't break the bank Whatever your taste buds find appealing, though, you'll likely find something at one of the buffet's seven food stations that range from international cuisine to plant-based options. If lobster (or a line) isn't your thing, Thursday is the Crab Feast Dinner and Friday night is all about classic Vegas-style prime rib. It's so popular, in fact, that people arrive hours before the buffet opens to get their names on the list for a chance to get in. buffet is stronger than ever - and it draws a huge crowd on Wednesday nights, when guests can get all-you-can-eat lobster for $64.99.

The buffet is 1 of the best in townĮven though the pandemic changed the landscape of Las Vegas buffets, the A.Y.C.E. To make it easy to book, the resort has a dedicated website that can help you find the right suite option for you and travel companions. But that's not all: The Blush Suite is perfect for bachelorette parties, the Hardwood Suite has a basketball court and NBA-style locker room, and the over 9,000-square-foot Empathy Suite, designed by British artist Damien Hirst, has a museumworthy collection of art as well as a private pool facing out to the Strip.

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