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    This is a classic Vegas buffet, the kind with marble counters, smoked salmon spirals, and enough seating for 600 hungry people who have pre-paid for their ambition. Expect a carving station, pizza with dough from a nearby Spago, and sushi, all at a price that makes a mid-priced casino steakhouse look reasonable. It's a morning-to-mid-afternoon affair, so dress for comfort and plan to skip dinner.

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    • Prime rib

      “For nearly 30 years The Bellagio has carved fat and drippy slices of prime rib that cut like butter, surprisingly good pizza with dough made at nearby Spago, and an array of solid sushi rolls and ceviche.”

      The Infatuation
    • Pizza

      “For nearly 30 years The Bellagio has carved fat and drippy slices of prime rib that cut like butter, surprisingly good pizza with dough made at nearby Spago, and an array of solid sushi rolls and ceviche.”

      The Infatuation
    • Hong Kong barbecue buns

      “Diners will also find Asian diasporic dishes like Hong Kong barbecue buns and shrimp shu mai.”

      Eater
    • Scallop ceviche

      “with poached shrimp, smoked salmon, and scallop ceviche.”

      Eater

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