We signed up for the Sahara rewards card. Then we went to their buffet for a cheaper price. I enjoyed the meal, staff, and the whole setup. The food was wonderful!!!! I used a muffin as our cake to share since we didn't have a wedding cake. We enjoyed the food so much we went back that Friday and eat there again. Our honeymoon was in Anaheim, CA.

The Sahara Buffet was by far the biggest buffet I'd ever seen. There were so many different food choices, and they even had complimentary champagne and dessert. There was just so much to choose from and the price was so low that I tell everyone planning to travel to Vegas that they have to try this restaurant!

This has to be the least expensive place to have lunch or dinner. When you are in Vegas, you can find lots of coupon books. We happened to find one for a buffet at the Sahara Hotel for cheap -- I mean really cheap! With a coupon, you can have lunch here for three bucks! It's a buffet-style restaurant with many entrees to choose from. They have a great salad bar. The food is not spectacular, but good enough for you not to get sick.

My friend and I were starving after checking in. She had a hard time with her flight, so we decided to just try out the Sahara Buffet. When we walked in, the dining area was half empty. I attributed that to the Sahara being less popular than the newer hotels. You pay as you enter. I liked being able to charge my meal to my room. It was $8.99 for dinner for each person.

We selected a table then began our search for dinner. My friend went first as I watched her 3-year-old son. We played with his Thomas the Tank train set. After she returned with her food, I set off in search of edibles. Unfortunately, I didn’t find most of the food appetizing to me. I was not in the mood for the meat dishes that I saw. I didn’t want the pastas, pizzas, or soups. I ended up with pork loin, pasta salad, mashed potatoes, and a slice of peach cobbler. The salad looked wilted, so I avoided it altogether. I drank water and iced tea. I went back for a couple of sweets, but after that, I was full. I didn’t even enjoy my meal.

The atmosphere of the place was somber. It was as if everyone was disappointed with the food. People generally ate to fill their stomachs then leave. No one looked very excited. It feels like that in a lot of places in Vegas, though. Perhaps some of the folks were on a losing streak.

The Sahara Buffet is open 7 AM – 10 PM every day. I don’t recommend this place. Save your money and eat somewhere else.

We were given free tickets to this buffet before a theatre show. We were looking forward to it, but it really was a disapointment. The food was plentiful, but laid out more like a factory canteen and not very appetizing. The ambience was like the restaurants in Butlins. You could have as much food as you could eat, but frankly there was not much of it that you would want!