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Las Vegas Buffets Are Dying — And No One Is Talking About Why

There was a time when Las Vegas buffets weren’t just about food — they were about belonging. For tourists, locals, and working-class families alike, a Vegas buffet meant generosity, accessibility, and a promise that this city welcomed everyone. You didn’t need to be rich. You didn’t need VIP access. You just needed to be hungry.
But today, Las Vegas buffets are dying — quietly, slowly, and without much public attention. Iconic buffet halls have closed. Prices have surged. Portions have shrunk. And experiences that once felt inclusive are now reserved for those who can afford luxury pricing. What happened?
In this video, we explore why Las Vegas buffets are disappearing, and why no one is talking about why. This isn’t a sudden collapse. It’s the story of calculated corporate decisions, shifting casino priorities, and a city that gradually traded generosity for profit. From the early days when casinos fed gamblers to keep them playing, to the modern era of billion-dollar resorts and exclusivity, this is the hidden history behind one of Vegas’ most beloved traditions.
If you’ve ever wondered what Las Vegas has lost — and what that loss says about the city today — this story will feel painfully familiar. This is not just about food. It’s about how Las Vegas changed, who it left behind, and why some traditions were never meant to survive in the modern Strip.