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I've yet to find a Las Vegas buffet that I thought was truly good and offered sufficient variety. I've given up on
trying. But I'm pretty sure that a recent 510-item extravaganza held at the Hilton to wish Alka Seltzer a 75th birthday would fit the bill. Not that I would
haven be too happy about jostling at the carving station with the more than 850 people who turned out for the
buffet, which Guinness World Records has certified as the largest ever.George Bargisen, the hotel's executive chef, assembled an impresssive array of dishes, including salmon Wellington, fried alligator, Waldorf salad and crème brûlée. The spread was laid out on 500 feet of tables. No word on how much Alka Seltzer was given out.
[photo: AP/CNN]
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4-12-2006 @10:36AM Patricia Murray said... Patricia from Philly, I/we were at the Worlds Largest Buffet in Las Vegas. It was fabulous all of the food was great. We saw the advertisment on the TV in the hotel. And so did hundreds of other people. We waited in line for over 2hours. It was worth every minute of it. I can say I was at the WLB and I got a "T" to boot. Go Alka-Seltzer.
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