Question:
Las Vegas Buffets
Does anyone know which, if any, hotels and casinos honor the WLS meal cards in Las Vegas, NV. My family loves the buffets but I hate to pay full price for ambience and 5 tablespoons of food! — Caddy W. (posted on November 23, 2002)
November 23, 2002
I took my surgery card with me to Vegas but never used it. What we did was
eat at the afternoon buttets, which are cheaper and the food is just a
good. And by the time you fill up then you won't need anything for dinner,
except may be something light later on in the evening. Also, I will admit
I cheated a little by sipping water while eating so the food would just
travel on thru. I don't make this a habit but if I'm paying $15-20 per
meal, I'm going for all it's worth. It worked out well. Got back right on
track and it didn't do me any harm. It was my one main meal of the day.
By the way, enjoy your trip! I am jealous. Went in August and was born to
be a wealthy woman. It just hasn't happeded -- yet. Best wishes on your
journey. I would recommend Vegas to everyone at least once, and more often
if possible. Lots to do, lots to see, lots of fun! Enjoy!
— Annie H.
November 23, 2002
Personally, I would just go to dinner with your family and say you are not
eating when you go to pay or maybe just order a drink. Then you can
"sneak" a bite or two off of their plates without causing a
problem. Unless the wait staff are watching you like a hawk, then I dont
think it is a problem since most are too overworked to pay close attention
to just one table.
— ImANewDee
November 23, 2002
It wasn't Vegas, but my family and I went up to East Stroudburg, PA (in the
Poconos) about a month ago. We went to a Sunday Brunch at the hotel
restaurant. I explained to the waiter that I had stomach surgery and
could not eat that much. He allowed my wife to give me some of the food
off her buffet plate and allowed her to get me a glass of OJ. Sometimes
honesty is the best policy...JR (open RNY 07/17 -114 pounds)
— John Rushton
November 23, 2002
i know the stratesphere does, they give you the kids price.. all you can do
is ask and if they say no then go somewhere else....
— Deanna Wise
November 23, 2002
i used to live in las vegas & we 'buffeted' it on a regular basis.
terrible's casino, sunset station, sams town & the rio all honored my
restaurant card & they have all have awesome food! u will also find
that most hotel coffee shops, again...awesome food, will also honor ur card
& let u share for a very nominal amount or order from the seniors or
children's menus. u also might want to think about ordering an appetizer as
ur meal, something i did frequently. good luck & have tons of fun.
— sheryl titone
November 23, 2002
I guess I don't get the big deal with paying for a buffet I won't eat much
of - I've been paying such a high price all these years anyway (200 pounds
of excess weight) for what I DID eat there.
— [Deactivated Member]
November 24, 2002
the aladdin has a great buffet and i went there i month post op with a
about 5 other people. i showed my restaraunt card, explained the situation
and asked for the kids price.... she didnt charge me even a dime! buffets
are actually great for wls pt, in my opinion. you can just take a tiny
bite of alot of different stuff. lots of variety.
patsy in las vegas
— PATSY N.
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