Travel : Rio’s Seafood Buffet (Las Vegas)

If your a huge fan of seafood and want the best bang for your buck in Vegas, be sure to check out Rio’s Village Seafood Buffet. With a price tag of around $40.00 per adult, the buffet was worth every penny.

Personally, the atmosphere of a restaurant is always the most important element I look at when I go out dining. It has to be lively yet warm and inviting. The Rio’s lively yet calm atmosphere was perfect for me, and although the buffet was just walking distance from their huge casino area, the bustle of tourists and locals didn’t kill the mood at all.

The restaurant itself boasts a 13,000 square foot, all you can eat seafood extravaganza. After experiencing it for myself, I’d have to agree. The place was filled with just about everything you could indulge yourself with. The variety of seafood entrees was excellent and other items such as juicy prime rib and an array of desserts were all at your fingertips. I can readily admit I ate enough for two that evening, but how often to I get a chance to eat this way right? As a matter of fact, I still found enough space in my overly stuffed stomach for a few cups of ice cream!

Overall, the experience was a good one. I would highly recommend the buffet to anyone who loves to eat seafood.

The Village Seafood Buffet Location and Information:

Rio – 3700 W. Flamingo Rd.
Las Vegas, NV, 89103
(702) 777-7777
Cuisine: Buffet, Seafood
Average cost: $35 or more
Payment types accepted: AMEX, VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, CASH
Hours:
Sunday – Thursday, 4 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Friday – Saturday, 4 p.m. – 11 p.m.
More info: $38 (plus tax) for adults; $23.99 for children (4 – 8 years); 3 and younger free.
Reservations: Reservations Optional

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I have mixed heritage of Chamorro, Filipino, and Japanese and I currently reside on the beautiful island of Guam. My interests include critiquing films, eating out, import cars, gaming, web design, MMA, and bodybuilding. I'm also a die-hard fan of both the Los Angeles Lakers and San Francisco 49ers. I hate bandwagon fans!

6 thoughts on “Travel : Rio’s Seafood Buffet (Las Vegas)

  1. The first time I went to Vegas, my friends and I went to eat at Rio’s Buffet. I don’t know if that’s different from this Seafood Buffet but the one we went to had all types of cuisine European, Asian, American, etc. The variety was good, so many dishes to choose from and the food tasted real good. :)

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