Cravings

Reviewed by PaulP1139784 on 09/23/2008.
Member since September 1999, Total Reviews: 137 (Phoenix, AZ)

As buffets go, this is the Rolls Royce. Lots of variety and many items prepared a la minute.

Reviewed by Sugar Lander on 06/10/2008.
Member since November 2007, Total Reviews: 27 (Houston, TX)

This is probably the 2nd or 3rd best in Vegas. Great decor, wide selection, decent quality, but ... slow service is an issue. This place, like the Bellagio buffet, is overpriced by about ten dollars. It's a decent buffet in almost all respects, unless you try to compare it to the Carnival buffet at the Rio. The head of the Mirage buffet needs to go there to see how a truly first class operation is run. There is such an amazing difference between

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Reviewed by TheBronxSkipper on 05/13/2008.
Member since April 2006, Total Reviews: 28 (Allentown, PA)

Very organized when it comes to separating and labeling the type of food that's being served (i.e. Chinese, Sushi, Latin, etc...) Their King Crab legs had no flavor even if you tried to add melted butter. Food was very bland with not enough seasonings. Desserts are better at the Bellagio Buffet.

Reviewed by BABiixANG3L on 03/02/2008.
Member since March 2008, Total Reviews: 9 (Female, Woodside, NY)

The food was delicious. I loved their selection of desserts and their different sections of cultural foods. I'd definitely come back!

Reviewed by JerryT4746 on 02/24/2008.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 32 (Male, 50s, Ft Washington, PA)

Cravings is located in a very attractive space although I thought that the food stations were too widely dispersed to be easily navigated. Quality of food was very good. On the negative side, I was expecting a wider variety. For example, during my visit in February, there was only one pasta dish.