Le Village Buffet
702-946-7000
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http://www.harrahs.com/casinos/paris-las-vegas/restaurants-dining/le-village-buffet-detail.html

A departure from the traditional Las Vegas-style buffet, this extraordinary dining experience takes buffet dining to a higher echelon by featuring live-action stations, the freshest ingredients and food cooked to order in a remarkable French village settings.

Le Village Buffet brings to life five provinces of France through culinary expertise and visual attention to detail. Each station is themed for a particular province and features an intricate facade designed to replicate the architecture of that region. Meals are prepared as they are ordered to ensure the quality and freshness of each selection. A large selection of pastries, pies and an assortment of sugar-free delicacies are offered from the buffet’s dessert station.

Two of our newest cooking stations include La Raclette, which comes from the French word racler, meaning “to scrape.” La Raclette features dishes made of melted cheese accompanied by a medley of cured meats, steamed potatoes, assorted vegetables and French bread. La Grillade (grill), another new station, is displayed in the window of the buffet for passersby on Le Boulevard to see and features a selection of assorted skewers of meat, seafood and sausages grilled to perfection.

You’ll dine in a village-like setting, where you may choose to eat outside in the town square or in a casual dining room by a fireplace. Each province’s cottage dining room is decorated for the region.

• Breakfast 7am - 11am $12.95
• Lunch 11am - 3:30pm M-F $17.95
• Dinner 3:30pm - 10pm $24.95
• Weekend Champagne Brunch 11am - 3:30pm $24.95

• Featuring dishes from five French provinces, the Village Buffet offers classic French foods made to order. Seating is arranged in a village setting, and patrons may sit in a town square or French country home.

• Dinner until 11:00 on Fri & Sat.

• Children 3 and under free

This is another one of our favorites. If you like French cuisine or dessert, definitely give Paris’ buffet a try. It can get a bit crowded, like the other popular buffets, but it’s worth it. It has a very cozy atmosphere and no matter where you’re seated, the food is nearby. We’ve tried their breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and they are all delicious.
Updated on September 24, 2006