All throughout college, I have frequented The Strip countless times, and every time I have been tempted by the Buffet of Buffets (B.o.B.) billboard ads. \n\nProblem is, when you're with a huge group, everyone's sole mission is to hit up as many bars and club, and get as schwastey as f***... there's simply no time to spare on buffets.\n\nSo, it was Chris K.'s 21st last March, and we unintentionally made our Vegas trip a romantic getaway (surprisingly, Vegas is very suitable for couples... who would have thought?) with very few plans. We're both fatties, so the B.o.B. seemed like the obvious choice to spend our weekend. Plus, you save a lot of money, because for $55 / person (I am not a Total Rewards member, and this amount includes tax) you can pack in 4 meals and \"snack\" buffet trips.\n\n(1) The start of our B.o.B. adventure was at the Carnival World Buffet in Rio for dinner. The only one off the strip, and this particular buffet is loaded with childhood memories (and a huge food selection)... this was the one buffet we always had to hit on our fambam Vegas trips. As a child, I didn't know any better,  but the food tastes pretty crappy now.\n\n(2) The next day, we dined on The Strip. Since we stayed at Vdara, it only made sense to have breakfast across the street at The Spice Market in Planet Hollywood... aptly named, because all the dishes were very well seasoned. \n\n(3) Immediately after, we hauled our filled tummies to le Village Buffet at Paris for lunch. Luckily, I didn't realize Champagne Brunch was being served, so the hour-long line gave us time to finish digesting our breakfast. The Champagne Brunch (which normally costs $27) alone justified the price of the pass... 2 brunches and we've eaten our money's worth! and you can't skip out on the Crepe bar... that was Chris K.'s favorite part of B.o.B. I know I drank a good amount of champagne, but my flute stayed full the entire course of our meal. Lesson learned at le Village: DON'T CHUG THE CHAMPAGNE!! It is a choking hazard and is a mistake not to be repeated! \n\n(4) Our final buffet was Cafe Lago at Caesar's Palace. Although it was impossible to find (there were no signs directing us to the entrance) and the line to get in didn't move (we missed our 24 hour mark by 10 minutes... thankfully we were still allowed in), the food here tasted the best. All the other buffets offered prime rib, but Cafe Lago additionally gave us the option of herb-crusted flank steak (super savory!!). I went back 3 rounds for the flank steak, and even had it as my dessert. Compared to the other participating buffets, this cafe has classier-looking, artistic food displays and seemed more clean, but the selection of food items is less extensive.\n\nI am so glad to finally check off B.o.B. on my Vegas To-Do list. Worth every penny! I would do it again in a heartbeat, but need time to mentally prepare my tummy for another 24 hour food marathon...and next time, I'm hitting all 6 buffets :)