While the buffet wasn't invented in Nevada – it has its roots in France and Sweden who later brought the concept to the U.S. during the 1939 World's Fair in the form of a "smorgasbord" – the casinos of the Silver State certainly perfected the art of all-you-can-eat. El Rancho Vegas, the first resort on The Strip, was also the first to offer their guests a buffet; the Buckaroo Buffet began as a rather simple assortment of cold cuts and a few hot dishes designed to keep late night gamblers happy but would go on to launch a now ubiquitous dining concept.

If you think the best Nevada buffet is in Las Vegas, think again! According to 10Best readers, Reno is in fact the best destination for all-you-can-eat with three of the top five finishers. 

The top 10 winners in the category Best All-You-Can-Eat Buffet in Nevada are as follows: