best breakfast on the strip?

[daveymck]

Can I ask a possible stupid question in readiness for coming over, but on these buffets is it a eat as much as you like type thing where you can keep going up and getting different stuff or is it a one visit thing?

[Passaman]

Just off of strip, I think on Flamingo (?)...it's a breakfast speciality place called Blueberry Hill....freaking AMAZING. Ask any cab driver or valet....they'll tell you right where to go.

[ArcticAction]

Gastronomic gorge-a-thons are what Vegas buffets are all about ... one can return for re-fills until one meets the fate of Mr. Creosote in "The Meaning of Life."

I've always liked the Bellagio's buffet: rather than filling up on the starches, fill (and re-fill) your plate with unlimited amounts of smoked salmon, eggs benedict, etc. Lovely fresh-squeezed fruit juices, too. I'm not American, so I do enjoy the annual opportunity to (nibble at) such purely American regional specialties as grits.

[Jeffage]

All you want.

Jeff

[SenorScallop]

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Hash House A Go-Go. I'd linky, but I'm lazy.

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Incredible. I thought the SD location was the only one. Some of the best breakfast anywhere.

[ZeeJustin]

The Lobster Benedict @ the Cafe @ the Wynn is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good.

[daveymck]

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Gastronomic gorge-a-thons are what Vegas buffets are all about ... one can return for re-fills until one meets the fate of Mr. Creosote in "The Meaning of Life."

I've always liked the Bellagio's buffet: rather than filling up on the starches, fill (and re-fill) your plate with unlimited amounts of smoked salmon, eggs benedict, etc. Lovely fresh-squeezed fruit juices, too. I'm not American, so I do enjoy the annual opportunity to (nibble at) such purely American regional specialties as grits.

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Thats one of the reasons I asked cos our american friends do all sorts of weird stuff for breakfast that have no idea what i will like.

[shaniac]

Bellagio makes the best eggs.