Dining here is more like an intercontinental feast than a buffet. This buffet is more upscale than the average all-you-can eat buffet with sophisticated ambiance. Tastes from Italy, Japan, France, Mexico and America abound, and the freshest seafood and carved items are plentiful. Some of the standouts are the king crab legs, beef Wellington, pastas and sushi. The plethora of desserts are reason enough to go to the buffet. The Buffet restaurant remains open for breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout the week.

This casual dining venue located in the Bellagio, adjacent to the Baccarat Bar, is designed by Tony Chi and has a marble floor that is etched with the noodle inspired designs. Living up to its name, Noodles serves an array of traditional noodle dishes from Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, China and Vietnam. Renowned chef, Patrick Lee has also incorporated authentic Hong Kong style barbecue dishes and several delicious dim-sum items in the menu. A meal at this chic and elegant restaurant is perfect for a celebration with the family.

As the name suggests, Bauman Rare Books houses books and documents that are hard to find and valuable. A first edition of Ulysses by James Joyce and other noted volumes have been found at this marvelous bookstore. Located in The Shoppes at the Palazzo, it features true collectibles. If you are an avid reader or a book lover then this store is a must-visit for you. Even historic artifacts like a military document signed by Emperor Napoleon are housed here.

Want your picture taken with a polar bear? Make it happen at the Everything Coca-Cola Store, where you can snap a photo of you with the famous bear that adorns Coca-Cola cans around the world. Browse the selection of themed merchandise that includes clothes, accessories, and home decor items. You'll have an opportunity to sample Coca-Cola products from around the world as well as floats made with various flavors of soda.

Life is candy-coated at this four-story factory, where you can not only feast on the iconic candies, but also enjoy a 3D movie (Lost My "M" in Vegas) and order your own custom-printed and custom-colored M&M's! These personalized treats make a unique Las Vegas gift for someone back home. M&M's World is, of course, a very child-friendly attraction just beyond the main portion of The Strip. If you're coming to Vegas with kids, this is a stop worth making.

This place calls itself the "World's Largest Gambling Superstore." Everything for the serious collector or the casual at-home player can be found here. Slot machines, both antique and contemporary, are a large part of the inventory. The classic machines carry a hefty price tag. It's also fun to peruse the stock of obsolete gaming chips from casinos all over the world. The staff can make personalized chips for your Saturday night poker game. Gambling books are also plentiful. If it pertains to gaming, this store has it.

Those swinging by Pop's Philly Cheesesteaks expecting to find a friendly old grandpa figure will be disappointed. However, the mouthwatering cheesesteaks will more than make up for any disappointment. Pop's is an acronym for Pride Of Philly steaks. The customers came up with the name after the establishment opened in 1993, and it stuck. Locals know that Pop's not only serves up amazing cheesesteak sandwiches, but also prides itself on customer service. Sandwiches are made to order with fresh ingredients and are customizable. If a customer wants something not on the menu, all they have to do is ask. If Pop's has the ingredients they will make it.

Bass Pro Shops has got you covered for all of your hunting and fishing needs. Whether you're looking for apparel, fishing poles, camping gear or firearms, you'll find what you're looking for here with the help of one of the friendly employees. In true Las Vegas style, this store has a 40,000-gallon (151,417-liter) freshwater aquarium that features local fish. Spend the day here taking advantage of the indoor archery range, admiring the life-like wildlife displays, and checking out the live duck habitat.

Whether you're there to shop or eat lunch, Zaytoon Market & Restaurant has a lot to offer. Explore the store which sells Middle Eastern spices and other specialty goods. Get some inspiration for cooking your own delicacies at home from the restaurant, which serves all kinds of kebabs, salads, and sandwiches. The chicken kebab is spectacular and comes with a side of Persian-style rice.

Siena is more than just a restaurant. It is an experience; a deli, bakery, restaurant and market all wrapped in one authentic Italian bow. The market carries a large variety of imported Italian specialties. The deli serves imported meats, cheese, fresh baked breads, sandwiches and homemade deserts while Chef Giancarlo serves up Italian cuisine in the trattoria. Chef Giancarlo grew up learning his craft from chefs in Italy. His creations now serve those in Las Vegas looking for that authentic Italian experience. Siena Italian Trattoria hosts Happy Hour daily featuring half-price drinks and appetizers.

If you're looking for a rare wine or beer, Khoury's Fine Wine & Spirits is the place to go. They specialize in hard-to-find bottles and brews, and will special order whatever they don't have. Stop in and have a sip of wine or draft beer while shopping. You'll find a rotation of 11 craft beers to enjoy while you browse the shelves. They hold special events such as free beer tasting - check their website to find out more.