Self-service buffet at Palms Casino Resort · Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

A.Y.C.E. Buffet at Palms

A.Y.C.E. at the Palms is a casino buffet with one rule to keep in mind when comparing prices: food is collected from stations, and the official dining window lasts 90 minutes. The offer changes by day, with brunch, regular dinners and themed nights built around lobster, crab, prime rib or other cuis

About A.Y.C.E. Buffet at Palms

A.Y.C.E. at the Palms is a casino buffet with one rule to keep in mind when comparing prices: food is collected from stations, and the official dining window lasts 90 minutes. The offer changes by day, with brunch, regular dinners and themed nights built around lobster, crab, prime rib or other cuisines. The listed brunch price is US$44.99; regular dinners on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday are US$46.99, while Friday and themed nights rise to US$52.99, and the Wednesday–Thursday lobster dinner costs US$79.99. It can therefore be more accessible than luxury buffets on the Strip, but it is not a low-cost meal for every budget.

Visitors’ comments often praise the range of stations, the chance to return for another serving and attentive staff; seafood, meat and desserts receive particular mentions. There are also complaints about some dishes being too salty, cold or less successful than others, a fair caveat for a broad menu that changes by day. Value depends on choosing the themed service for food you actually want to try, not simply on filling a plate. Children aged 3 to 11 have a separate rate published by the resort.

The buffet is at 4321 W Flamingo Road inside Palms Casino Resort, outside the Strip’s main pedestrian area; the general phone number is (866) 942-7777. Brunch runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on weekdays and until 4 p.m. at weekends. Dinner and opening days vary: the official site lists regular service on some days and themed dinners on Wednesday and Thursday. Reserve the specific seating and confirm the menu, price and tax before making the trip. It may suit anyone seeking a generous meal and a station-based experience; if saving money is the priority, compare it first with Chin Chin’s morning buffet.

In brief

90-minute buffet with varied stations, brunch and themed dinners featuring seafood, lobster or prime rib depending on the day.