MORE The Buffet at Luxor

Lunch is just spaghetti, sausage, orange chicken and other junk food, And they charge 18.99 per adult. What a waste. Still guest are lining up for convenience if your staying at the luxur. Never again. Spend you money elsewhere like Rio.

I was sooooo excited to use our voucher for my mom, my sister and I. The place is very pretty. I love the whole set up. Very easy to get around. However, the food is a hit or mess. A lot of the food was bland and flavorless. Which is expected at buffets. I was a bit disappointed. The bus boy was awesome. He was on it. Thankfully we didn’t pay for this out of pocket, but still. What about people who are paying for this bad excuse for food. If I were you reading this, I’d pass.

Well this was an average experience with a minus, at a low price. Nothing much to say about it tastewise.
Tried all the Meats and some of it was good. The fried chicken looked very dry, so skipped it eventhough Im a chicken lover.
The carvery beef was ok, but not a real deep beef taste.
The good thing was the desserts, tasted good and plenty to choose from.

I am very disappointed… Despite the bad reviews I went yesterday .
It was dinner time, little selection.
The cups at the drink station were dirty. They looked like they were half way washed and in cold water.
And to top it off, I got these clams from the Italian selection. And I am currently sitting in my hotel room, with a fever, I have had these piercing cramps ALL DAY that hurt and feel like menstrual buy 10x worse. I know 100% that it was from MORE because I took my sister and my grandma and we all had the same things except for me with those clams, and my grandma is fine (thank god) but my sister feels weird too after eating some fish there. PLUS the buffet was the last thing we ate last night and this morning I was awakened by SEVERE cramps and (too much information guys I’m sorry) diarrhea. Thank you for making my last days in Vegas one to remember MORE at Luxor hotel. I’d give you negative stars if I could. I wish I would have listened to the warning signs.

Not that great of an experience. To give them credit, it was very late in the day, as we were there for a very late dinner just 30 minutes before they were closing. I know this isn’t the best time to get buffet food, but since this is the only experience I’ve had with this place, I have to give an honest review. The rice and potato dishes were fine, and I had some shrimp that wasn’t too bad either. The Peruvian chicken was ok as well. The prime rib was terrible; too tough to chew. Sushi was terrible. It was pretty expensive for what we got, but since we were late getting into town and were really hungry, we just chose the closest buffet. Oh well.

For the price you get it’s mediocre food! Nothing to complain about. Only reason why it’s missing a star is because the line in the morning is incredibly long with only 2 people working the front I think having a full staff up front is necessary especially during the morning!

I don’t know what the big deal is. This buffet is GOOD. Aside from a few low quality foods, the foods I got were great tasting. Since I’m a pasta fanatic, I got everything pasta along with oysters and dessert. The pesto was DELICIOUS and tasted like a quality Italian restaraunt dish (though not sure if you would deem it as ‘authentic’). The Asian food was a little off, but hey, the other foods measured up. The oysters were also good and flavorful. Lastly, the dessert was simply great. I strongly recommend diners to try the caramel flan; it was so perfectly made! I applaud whoever made it.
Two complaints that caused it a star:
— For the price, the presentation could’ve been way better. If not for the pharaoh décor it could’ve passed as a golden corral.
— Servers would only pick up our plates, did not give us new utensils like most other buffets do. Even so, new utensils weren’t provided so we had to reuse our utensils or flag down servers (which was not easy)
If I hadn’t done the timeshare and had to pay full price ($ 88 for my whole family) Another star probably would’ve been knocked off. Instead, I only had to pay $ 43 and for $ 43 this buffet is pretty nice. 2 thumbs up!

Okay, guys, don’t tell me in the ad’ that the bar opens at 12:30 and then declare that I can’t get my drink till 4:30 «because it’s Friday». I’ll attach the picture of the ad’ as a reminder to the management. Thanks!

This is not your typical neighborhood buffet… this is high end food that is constantly maintained by the staff. Everything must be timed for freshness because I seen them replace items that were not depleted yet. Endless Mimosa’s! Omelets to order. Choices that satisfy every culture and every taste.

I don’t understand why this place gets such a bad rep. I’ve been here twice and I loved the food both times. Then again, I still have yet to visit the beloved Bacchanal buffet, but let’s be objective here!
This buffet is definitely one of the cheaper buffets on the LV strip. Located at the unique Luxor, I was able to take the shuttle to the buffet from where I was staying (Mandalay Bay).
I was intrigued by the deals this place had. Check out the tips by fellow Unilocalers below, apparently they have a 2 for 1 deal or something like that. I wish I could have taken advantage of the offer but I was only in LV for a short time.
Considering the price, I would give this place a solid 4 stars. They serve a variety of foods from Mexican, American, to Asian. No complaints. All the dishes I ate were delicious. They also serve crab, which they strip for you. They serve it cold but you can also request that they warm it up for you.
I took off one star because it took a while to get into the buffet even though there was such a short line. Not to mention, the lady who rung us up was totally rude and inconsiderate. Despite the lackluster customer service, I’m coming back for the food and the value!

So this is a fairly average buffet. Just under $ 20 breakfast. I’d say overpriced but this is a buffet on the strip so… There’s a salad and fruit bar where you could get the standard salad, fruit, yogurt, smoked salmon (cream cheese is by the bagels in the bread station) hummus, etc. The actual buffet had most your standard stuff… Only ironically I didn’t see any pancakes. French toast and waffles tho. The french toast was pretty good. There’s a to-​order egg and omelet station plus a few varieties on the line. Bacon, sausage, and hash were your meat options on the line. And in a small «healthy» section chicken breast. Overall nothing blew my mind except maybe the quiche but also nothing was bad and everything was the correct temperature. Drinks are self-​serve and include sodas, a couple different juices, coffee, milk and chocolate milk, and teas.
Oh and the dessert bar is kinda set off from main area but they got banana bread so it’s worth a trip.

It’s a casino buffet. It’s all-​you-​can-​eat for about $ 25. The food was decent, especially the dishes prepared in front of you. I didn’t care for the carved beef, but crab! Desert bar was also decent.
I wasn’t blown away by the quality for the price. Three stars is appropriate.

Went for the dinner buffet on the 28^th and was pleasantly surprised by the selection of food offered for the price of about $ 25 and change/​person. I really loved the Asian selection, especially the Korean BBQ ribs. The desserts were pretty damn good as were some of their other items like the Peruvian Chicken and the Pasta bar.
I don’t really like crabs but there was a nonstop supply of it and my company sure enjoyed them. Finally the gentleman that was clearing out the tables in our section by the soda fountain was such a friendly and warm person it made dinner even more enjoyable.
Next time we will get the Dinner and Breakfast package. All in all a great deal for the price.

They were out of a lot of stuff. Food was good for the price. Their chocolate lava cake and strawberry cheesecake deserve 5 stars. Overall, good place to eat when on a budget.

Dinner Mar 3
In my opinion Golden Corral is better, why because they have big yeast rolls & fried chicken — other than that — not much difference. I hate to be so harsh, but I was starved after flying all day and really wanted a good solid meal.
Price wise the MORE Buffet is much better value than paying $ 23 at the Johnny Rockets for a burger, fries & shake. So if you are looking for mass consumption at a low price — this is your buffet. But if you are looking for anything of substance and great quality go to the Rio Buffet.

I guess I’m just not geared toward the buffet experience. I always find about 80% of the food to be bland, and uninventive. It’s so mass-​produced that it’s just not going to amaze. And because so many tourists are from so many places, they play it VERY safe. Nothing is too spicy. Nothing is too flavorful. Nothing is too unique.
I always leave wishing I’d spent half the money on «one» regular meal elsewhere.
I mean, if buffets are your thing, this one is probably pretty middle-​of-​the-​road. Good if you’re staying in the Luxor and you’re lazy. But I don’t know that I’d make a special trip to go back. In fact, if we didn’t have credits we had to use here, I don’t think we’d have even bothered.

Saturday. 1÷9÷16. Because one buffet for brunch wasn’t enough for gluttons in Vegas. (To be fair we had spent 5+ hours walking the Strip, playing tourists with friends and kids.) We couldn’t decide on dinner so we ended up here around 9:40 p.m. We had to clear out by 10:20 p.m.
Food = good. Some items were hit or miss. They have an Asian bar, Latin bar, American bar, Italian bar, cold salad bar with fruit, snow crab legs, crawfish and shrimp, and a dessert bar. Chinese was a greasy mess, but the Latin and salad bars were my favorite. Highlights: pork ragu, chili con carne, sweet corn medley, great salad bar choices.
Dessert = good. I tried their tiramisu, panna cotta, cannoli, eclairs and soft serve. Tiramisu and cannoli were great. Eclairs were good, without the super sweet chocolate icing, and the custard inside was to die for. Wish I could’ve had more room for dessert but it’d been a long day of eating.
Service = get your own drinks, too. But we had a nice server nearby to bus the tables. And turns out he’s from the same little AL town as my Southern man. Small world, ain’t it?!
Pricing = $ 23.99/pp
The convenience and the chance meeting made it worth a trip for us. Food was okay.

Enjoyed the breakfast/​lunch cross over here, which what I recommend to all buffet goers. You get the best of both worlds if you show up around 10:15ish.
I base the 4 stars on the price you pay compared to others in the area. This one is on the lower price rage so you get what you pay for. That being said, this place does a good job for the investment.
It’s mainly comfort food. The international foods have all been Americanized, which isn’t bad if you’re looking for a buffet of fast food. For example, their Asian section had Orange Chicken, which I love. The more expensive buffets generally put more exotic Asian cuisine out.
The atmosphere is fun as it’s in the basement, but decorated with, again an Americanized, Egyptian feel. But still fit the theme of the entire resort.
This buffet has a all day all you eat in combination with the Excalibur Buffet. We didn’t get that because we had plans to be elsewhere in the PM, but a good choice if you have kids and are staying at one of the 2 hotels.

More really should be called Less because I was less than thrilled with my experience here.
I spent $ 19 for breakfast here and to be honest I thought I was getting a deal. They have a sign that says $ 35 for all you can eat all day which sounded like a good deal as well.
I paid for my meal and was seated. I noticed that the wait staff only took your plates. They didn’t get your drinks. The drinks were self serve which was a plus to me but a minus in terms of their tip. When you pay they ask for the tip up front– now I see why. Fortunately I wanted to tip in cash.
Anyway, the buffet seemed huge but I’m guessing because it was breakfast a lot of the items were empty. What I did see was of the food items that were there, there wasn’t actually much food to take. I was surprised being that I was in Vegas– the city of excess.
The food reminded me of hospital food. Not very flavorful and not very hot. Honestly, everything tastes like I made it at home. If you ever ate at my house you’d know what I mean, and that’s not a good thing. There was no seasoning on anything. It was just bland.
There are many, many options to choose from on the strip and you definitely can find a buffet for this price or less that is much better. I would steer clear of More and definitely wouldn’t recommend it to anyone anytime soon.

I am quite surprised this buffet has an average of 2 stars from other reviewers. I got up on my first morning in Vegas and just couldn’t decide what I wanted for breakfast so I chose the buffet to get a little of everything. This breakfast buffet definitely has a little of everything!!!
I can’t think of one breakfast item that I didn’t see. I really enjoyed the french toast and pretty much all other breakfast items. In addition to breakfast they had lots of other things including shrimp and chicken!
I was a little bummed with the advertised «unlimited mimosas» that came in small glasses and lots of pulp but for the price, I’ll take it and refills! Overall, if I stay at this hotel again and want a breakfast buffet, I will definitely come back.