Caesars says replacement for Cafe Lago will ‘redefine’ Vegas buffets

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The Cafe Lago Buffet at Caesars Palace closed Jan. 3, but Caesars officials said Monday, Feb. 27, 2012, that it would be replaced by an operation that would “redefine the traditional Las Vegas buffet.”

The buffet at Caesars Palace may be closed, but resort officials say a new one is on the way.

The Cafe Lago Buffet closed last month.

It had received mixed reviews, about average for Strip buffets by users on Yelp. But Caesars is promising a replacement that will excite foodies.

“These fresh new offerings will redefine the traditional Las Vegas buffet,” Taylor Shields, a spokeswoman for Caesars, said in an email Monday.

Meanwhile, other restaurants at Caesars are filling the voids with additional breakfast and lunch items on their menus.

Lago opened on Sept. 29, 2000, as a cafe, later turned into a buffet and closed Jan. 3. No date has been set for the opening of the replacement.

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