Rios's Village Seafood Buffet, Las Vegas, Nevada

Food travel tip added by MadSuh on 11th of August, 2009

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Distance from city center: 2.1mi.

The Rio Seafood Buffet is truly amazing. It's one of the higher priced buffets in Vegas and was often ranked the #1 buffet in town. There is also a world buffet, but that one is not really that great. At the Village Seafood Buffet, you will have a huge selection of food from all over the world as well as all you can eat Alaska King crabs and lobster tails. Yummy

Address:
3700 W. Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89103

Price:
Around $38 per person

Opening Hours:
Sun. - Thurs. 4PM-10PM
Fri. - Sat. 4PM - 11PM

How to get there:
The Rio is just West of the 15 Freeway located on the Flamingo Drive. You'll see it when you drive down the freeway, simply look out for the purple,blue, and red hotel. The Village Seafood Buffet is located downstairs when you enter from the general parki

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