Cheer Up With Food

There are buffets all over Las Vegas especially in the casinos/hotels.  With buffets, you should explore around to find ones that appeals to you the most.  A place I recommend eating at is  The Buffet  at the Wynn , which is one of my favorite high-end buffets on the Strip :  The meal times and prices: The whimsical-like decor:  This was one of the plates I stuffed myself with.  There are 15 (or 16?) stations there, which include salad, Asian, dessert, seafood, meat carving, Mexican, and Italian.  So there's something for everyone:

If you LOVE meat, I recommend eating Cuban food at  Cuba Cafe .  Whenever I drove down Tropicana Rd., I always saw Cuba Cafe's big red sign, and eventually  the sign enticed me to go here:  There's a variety of tapas.  We got  Croquetas y Empanadas- the croquetas,  which are breadcumbed fried food rolls came with ham and beef and as for the  empanadas you have the choice of getting it with chicken or beef. This empanada's dough was thin compared to Filipino and Mexican empanadas. I had a hard time choosing what to get so I got the Tasting Plate - A combination of Ropa Vieja, Lechon Asado and Pollo Tequila with Moros Cristianos (Cuban style rice and beans) and maduros (sweet plantain ).  When I ate this 'rainbow' of meat, I definitely could tell from the spices the taste of the Spanish and Caribbean influence. My friend  got the  Bistec de Palomilla - a Latin style cut top sirloin steak marinaded...