Village Seafood Buffet   

The name kinda says it all here -- if you're not a seafood lover, steer clear of the Rio's Village Seafood Buffet. They do offer prime rib and steak for those who don't heed this advice, but given the high-end price you'd be wasting your money if you don't like cuisine that swims.The emphasis is on freshness here, and that means everything when it comes to seafood. The steamed clams, swordfish, calamari, salmon and king crab legs all taste as if they were just caught. Don't miss the Mongolian Seafood Barbecue, which features a separate selection of shrimp, scallops, fish or squid. Desserts include a variety of tortes, cheesecakes, pies, cakes and cookies.