Worst buffet in whole Las Vegas, poor service, poor quality, low variety - never again (and we know most of all buffets in Las Vegas)!!!

All the breakfast food was cold, coffee was luke warm, at first I thought it was
just me but 5 other people in the group said the same thing. After complaining to
the Management the best he could do is tell me to go back for 2nd's. No
apologies, no comps, it was like this happened all the time and they were used to
the complaints. I will never go back to Le Village Buffet.

Having eaten at this buffet many, many times during our twice annual trips to Vegas, and having eaten at numerous other popular buffets, such as Bellagio, Caesars, Wynn, Mirage, Aria, etc., etc., Le Village Buffet remains my all-time favorite buffet in Vegas! True, the menu has changed significantly since we first began eating here in that there is no longer an emphasis on French cuisine (I'm guessing probably too costly to make since the rescession or maybe we've just been there at the wrong time of the week), but the food is still of excellent quality and you know it's fresh when you see them making it behind the counters! There may not be as huge a selection as some of the other buffets, but it is still a nice variety and delicious! Also, the ambiance of this buffet is as pleasing to me as the food! Because of the decor and architecture, you almost feel like you're eating at a quaint, outdoor cafe in France - no "cafeteria" style eating quarters here like at the Bellagio, Mirage, Aria, etc. buffets, which frankly surprised me considering they are such upscale hotels and I expected more atmosphere. And I still maintain that the crepes alone are reason enough to try this buffet - simply YUMMY!!!

This buffet at one time was arguably the best in Las Vegas, but it has continued to deteriorate under Harrah’s ownership. My menu included OJ, Lyonnaise potatoes (terrible), strawberries with yogurt, a variety of cheeses, a hard boiled egg Benedict (yuck), ham (good) and Andouille sausage (good).

Still one of the best. Lots of flavors from regional French cuisines. Meats could be better prepared, they were a little dry. Crepes for desserts are so good they have been copied by PH and Wynn.

It's been about 2 years since I ate at Le Village Buffet. It sounded like it was still a good place. WRONG!! The food was cold! Most of the dishes lacked labels to identify what the food was and a majority of the time the selections were not replenished timely. The quality has decreased significantly and we were very disappointed.

This buffet is very quaint. We had 2 different servers because the first one we had his shift was over. It was a nice buffet overall. Food was good, service was great.
(As long as the service is good at ANY place and the food was OK, I give a restaurant good marks.) =)

We are very disappointed in the Paris buffet. It used to be one of th best in Las Vegas, but the quality of thier food just isn't as good as it used to be. The Belagio and the Wynn are far superior. We won't recommend this buffet to our friends any more.

Lousy tasting french onion sup, stale bread poor selections. I was their when it was new and the place just opened,boy what a drop in quality, the waitress was the only good thing their. It was really lousy