If an all-inclusive deal to Las Vegas sounds great to you, then you should definitely budget for Harrah’s 24-Hour Buffet of Buffet’s promotion. We ventured out during the week to give this a test, and found it to be well worth the price.

We started with brunch at “Lago’s” inside Caesar’s Palace. This place is what one would call “Posh” the buffet at Caesars was an excellent start, with many great choices for breakfast or brunch. For dinner we chose the Spice Market Buffet at Planet Hollywood, king crab legs and an excellent Mediterranean section made this  great choice for dinner. We ended our 24 hour buffet-fest with an early brunch at Paris Hotel – here we faced the buffet line of lines – but for a 40 minute wait the fair was well worth it.

The Buffet of Buffet’s is priced at $39.99, but you can save $5.00 when you sign up for the Total Rewards program at any Harrah’s property in Las Vegas, you then have 24 hours to feast at any of the following seven buffets:

• Lago Buffet at Caesars Palace
• Paradise Garden Buffet at Flamingo Las Vegas
• Flavors at Harrah’s Las Vegas
• Emperor’s Buffet at Imperial Palace
• Le Village Buffet at Paris Las Vegas
• Spice Market Buffet at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
• Carnival World Buffet at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino

If you’re looking for an All-Inclusive deal on your Las Vegas Golf trip, be sure to ask your Golf Specialist about the Buffet of Buffets – we highly recommend it!

In recent years celebrity chefs including, Wolfgang Puck, Mario Batali, Emeril Lagasse, Tom Colicchio, Thomas Keller and Bobby Flay. These famous chefs are very careful about the food that is served in establishments named after them, so you are assured that you’ll experience some of the best meals in these restaurants – the main problem is which one do you choose?

Forbes has put out a great list on restaurants to partake in right here in Las Vegas – although we as golfers tend to lean toward the best Steak Houses in the city, the article lists a few great restaurants to try out – read more here.

Great news for golfers near or in Twin Falls, Idaho, Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air announced it will begin twice–weekly nonstop service in June between McCarran International Airport and Twin Falls, Idaho.

Flights are scheduled on Friday and Monday. Beginning June 21, fights will depart from the Magic Valley Regional Airport in Twin Falls at 8:50 p.m. and arrive at McCarran at 9:15 p.m. Flights leaving Las Vegas will depart at 5:45 p.m., arriving in Twin Falls at 8:10 p.m.

Allegiant is offering one-way fares of $29.99 for the service but tickets must be purchased by May 19 and are valid for travel through Jan. 31. Introductory fares are not available on all flights. After the introductory fare period, regular one-way fares on the route start at $39.99 one-way

If you’re looking to come out here in the Fall from Twin Falls – make sure you take advantage of these low-cost direct flights to Vegas.