Located on the lower level, where the Luxor showroom used to be, this huge buffet looks like it was set in the middle of an archaeological dig, complete with wood braces holding up the ceiling, pot shards, papyrus, and servers dressed in khaki-dig outfits. It's a unique and fun decor -- be sure to avoid tripping on the mummies and their sarcophagi sticking half up out of the ground. The food is the best in its price range, and one of the top ones in town. There's a Mexican station with some genuinely spicy food, a Chinese stir-fry station, and different Italian pastas. Desserts were disappointing, though they do offer a pretty large selection of diabetic-friendly options. A beer and wine cart makes the rounds. Word has probably gotten out, unfortunately, because the lines are always enormous.