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This is definitely the best buffet in Vegas.
So many unique dishes that are all full in flavor. I loved the seafood and Japanese section. The crab legs were such high quality and were always in stock. I genuinely don't have any complaints about this place. The servers were quick to grab our empty plates. They were always accommodating and quick to service us despite it being so crowded. Dining area was very clean and beautiful too! One tip: get a reservation if you can. It took us about 1.5 hours to get seated without a reservation on a Saturday at noon. Definitely check online and few weeks prior to your trip.
Be the first to ReplyTried Bacchanal's buffet last year, so I decided to try the
Tried Bacchanal's buffet last year, so I decided to try the Wynn's buffet this year for my trip to Vegas. I decided to do the advanced reservation, where you can pay up front during the reservation too, which allowed you to bypass the walk-in line. While Bacchanal at Caesar's Palace had more offerings, I believe that the quality of certain foods that I prefer are better here at the Buffet @ Wynn. Bacchanal is a bit pricier, but I would probably go for their dinner with seafood vs. their breakfast. For the Wynn, I really liked their breakfast offerings, as there are different sections for Asian, Italian, Mexican, and some other general offerings. There is also a meat carving station, with ranges for pork, chicken, beef, and turkey. There are also really fresh fruits at their fruit bar, some juices (my favorite were the strawberry guava & the mango), and some decent salad options. I liked that they also had a vegan caesar salad option (no anchovies), along with their regular caesar salad. I believe I probably ate like 5-6 platefuls of things, and my boyfriend and I just got different things on our plates to sample different things. Overall, I liked the food, but it's obviously just a tourist trap. It's a one and done kind of situation for me, just to try it out. The staff are super nice, there's plenty of offerings for different age ranges, food cravings and such, but I probably wouldn't visit any of the buffets again. I'll try things outside of the strip :)
Be the first to ReplyMy friend and I ended up eating a total of 5 rounds of food
My friend and I ended up eating a total of 5 rounds of food because we wanted to get our money's worth! It was about $75 each! So we made sure to at least eat our money's worth in crab. The food was so, so, so, so, so good. There were so many options to choose from, from seafood to Mexican to Mediterranean to Japanese. There were so many options. This buffet is a seafood lover's dream; the amount of shrimp, lobster, and crab I ate made me feel so, so sick. They have a build your own crepe bar as well as a taco bar. The food all tasted delicious and it was well worth the money! I would say the only negative part about the experience was the wait, which happened to be 1 hour and 45 minutes long standing in a line. I feel as though there are way more efficient ways to handle walk-ins. I also thought the interior looked pretty tacky for a place that's so popular and well-known with such good food. But overall, a great experience. Note: They charge your card first before you start! They don't play that dine and dashing here lol!
Be the first to ReplyGreat buffet.
Went with my boyfriend around 11am and there was a short line for people with reservations. The party ahead of us were waiting for a few people and we were next in line so we had to wait for them too . We booked online and it was around $55 per person which wasn't bad for what we got. Quick list of what we tried (from memory): Fish and Chips 4/5 Ube Honey Toast 5/5 Papas Bravas hash browns 5/5 Maple bacon 4/5 Brisket 3/5 Dungeness crab 5/5 Eel Nigiri 10/5 !! Banana foster Crape 5/5 Gelato 5/5 Service was great! Took a bit to get our drink orders in so we went straight to the buffet and when we got seated the server was there to take our orders. Each time we got back to the table our plates were cleared and drinks were refilled. A fun and delicious place to bring a group of friends or one other person.
Be the first to ReplyWhat Happened, Wynn Buffet? Plus, A Salty Revelation Okay,
What Happened, Wynn Buffet? Plus, A Salty Revelation Okay, let's chat about my latest trip to the Wynn Buffet in Vegas. This was round three for me, but man, things have changed since the last time I was there pre-pandemic. I went in hyped, ready to dive into what I remembered as one of the top buffets in town. Spoiler alert: it didn't live up to the memories. First off, we queued for an eternity. I get it, good food takes time, and I knew the price tag was hefty. But honestly, I'm not the type to fuss over dollars if the experience blows me away. This time though? Not even close. The adventure started with some fish and chips and lobster soup that had me reaching for my water glass non-stop. Too salty. Then came the steak--a main event at any buffet worth its salt (pun intended). The chef serving us must've had a rough day because the vibe was more 'angry diner cook' than 'welcoming buffet chef.' His attitude was a downer, but the real kicker? The steak was a chewy, flavorless mess. Big bummer. Seafood round. Oh boy, where do I even start? Sushi that was more mush than fish, eel that could double as a shoe sole, and shrimp that... well, let's just say the smell was a hard stop for us. We bailed before dessert. Couldn't do it. We did the responsible thing and flagged down our server, hoping for some superhero management action. Props to the manager for offering to comp half the bill, but let's be real, the night was already a bust. Quality over price, always. The aftermath wasn't pretty either. Food poisoning's no joke, guys. It put a serious damper on our Vegas vibes. Then it hit me. The over-salted dishes? Maybe it's not just a misstep in the kitchen. Could it be a strategy? Salt everything heavily so the food lasts longer and guests drink more water--keeping us less focused on the food and more on staying hydrated. Kind of a sneaky move, right? Makes you wonder if there's a method to the madness, a way to make us feel like we're getting our money's worth while actually nudging us away from the good stuff. So, yeah, Wynn Buffet and I? We're on a break. It wasn't just about the money (though, ouch); it was the letdown of it all. From sky-high expectations to a plummeting reality, it's a tough pill to swallow. And now, with this salty scam theory in mind, I'm even more skeptical. Here's hoping they find their way back to the buffet glory days. Until then, I'll be keeping my buffet cravings in check, and maybe packing my own salt shaker--just in case.
Be the first to ReplyGreat selection and the food tasted great.
Service was good when needed. The price may be high for some but most will find it worth it.
Be the first to ReplyNormal taste food and selection.
Super high price. Not going to go back again. Only thing it is better is the desert.
Be the first to ReplyWhere We Bout To Eat At This is BRUNCH at The Buffet
Where We Bout To Eat At This is BRUNCH at The Buffet @wynnlasvegas Ok so I normally don't do buffets BUT @wynnlasvegas brunch is definitely an exception!!! I will go here EVERYTIME I visit @vegas If I recorded everything we ate this video would be 5 minutes long! From the fruit, to the soup, to the salad, to the meats, to the treats...if you have a taste for it, they have it!!! We especially enjoyed the seafood bar stocked with EVERY kind of seafood imaginable, including lobster and crab legs! The seafood boil was amazing as well! The meats were extremely good and were paired nicely with a variety of fresh breads and rolls. The soups were hot and flavorful and the salads were fresh. The side dishes did what needed to be done. Brunch is $55 and the dinner buffet is $75 and it's worth EVERY PENNY!!! A beautiful spot for families! #vegasbuffet #vegasrestaurants #vegasresortfoods #wherewebouttoeatat #itsdgl #danigirlliving #boujiebudgetblogger
Be the first to ReplyI was looking for a buffet with lots of vegetarian options,
I was looking for a buffet with lots of vegetarian options, and this buffet has mostly meat options and few vegetarian options. I was able to eat fruits, salads, pizza, spring rolls, and many of the breakfast items. The food was just ok. I was not happy with the quality of food considering I paid almost $60. I will not be coming back.
Be the first to ReplyIf you are going to "BUFFET" in Vegas, the Wynn buffet is
If you are going to "BUFFET" in Vegas, the Wynn buffet is absolutely my favorite one. The quality of the food was amazing. I am a sashimi/sushi type of girl so the variations of sushi rolls and the option to make my own poke bowl was so good. Obviously the crab legs are so good as well...the meat cuts were flavorful and cooked to perfection. And finally the desserts...talk about NOT YOUR TYPICAL desserts ..lol you are going to love it. For sure.
Be the first to ReplyI think Wynn buffet is better than the Caesar one.
All those snow crabs legs either hot or cold. There also have the meat section & caviar bar too. Their wait-staff are really nice they always come and check if you need refills on drinks n take your dirty plates away. The place is huge, clean and plenty of tables. Come here early or else the line can be crazy long if you are not the platinum or black card member. If you are then there a priority line really short.
Be the first to ReplyThe service was good.
Ambiance was very nice but the food was not worth $65 for our group. There were some good items. Like the tomato bisque. Pasta with pork belly. Asparagus and the dragonfruit ice cream. Everything else I ate was just ok. The crab legs with cold and over cooked. Made cracking it a little difficult and salty. We only ate 1 plate, normally would eat 3. Wasn't really into the Mexican and Chinese items they had. I didn't even try those.
Be the first to ReplyThis was our second time at the Wynn buffet.
It had lots of great options and the food was good. I was a little disappointed though, because last time we were there they had crab and a wagu meatball. I was hoping since it was our daughter's first time there they would have something she hadn't had before that was special. I'll be honest, I'm not a fan of the orange and yellow chairs.The service was good and they did a good job keeping our drinks full.
Be the first to ReplySo, gone are the good old days of extravagant, bottomless
So, gone are the good old days of extravagant, bottomless champagne brunches in Las Vegas. The bottomless champagne (or any cocktail) is now $30 additional. The choice of dishes is mind-boggling, though. But for the price, their is an old saying, something like, you can never eat enough to pay for the cost of the buffet?That's so true in this case. They had crab legs, prime rib, ham, beef roast plus maybe a hundred dishes from salads, charcuterie, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, fish, and all kinds of American classics. Honestly, I ate so many crab legs that I didn't have room for too many other items. What I did have was good. Plus, they had starfruit and figs and a few other things that were new to me. Service, of course, was excellent.
Be the first to ReplyI had higher expectations based on the photos I've seen.
Paid higher price for a Sunday night buffet - prepaid is the way to go as the line for walk in was insane! - but the seafood options were frankly disappointing. Just one kind of crab (snow?) available hot or cold - it was pretty watery and not worth the effort. Large shrimps were good. Sushi section was pretty limited, no sashimi or sushi, just rolls. Poke bowls were good. I don't eat meat so can't comment on the options there , but they did have prime rib, taco stations, some Asian food options that looked just ok. Dessert options were decent but not memorable. Service was non existent after a couple of rounds of drink refills and plates cleared.
Be the first to ReplyStay away from this place and save your money.
The food here is awful. This is truly the worst buffet I've ever had in Vegas. The Momma's Meatballs taste like chef boyardi, the crab legs are small and they dont crack them for you
Be the first to ReplyNot impressed.
Yeah there was a lot of food and a lot of options but it just wasn't good.Cesar salad, under dressedPasta salad under dressed and pasta undercookedChicken cordon blue, cold and cheese solidifiedLots of items gone and did not see them appear over 2 hours o was hereOnly redeeming item was the dessert
Be the first to ReplyI'd have to say the buffet at the Wynn was pretty mediocre
I'd have to say the buffet at the Wynn was pretty mediocre and a huge let down. Most of the food I got was cold, especially the meat. Eating cold steak is not appetizing and a lot of other dishes were lukewarm at best. I also regret getting the endless pour. The margaritas tasted like the pre mixers you buy at the grocery store. I'd just stick to the buffet if you really want to try it. The endless pour is a bit of a trick because you get full off the food and can hardly stomach anything else. I would rather try one of the Wynn's high end restaurants and pay for a great hot meal then ever go back to that buffet.
Be the first to ReplyThe front staff were all friendly.
It was nice we pre paid and did not have to wait in line.The servers at the table were friendly and helpful.The food was delicious! So many different varieties of food! Now my complaint the staff serving the food was not friendly at all. We tried a little something from every station and not one server was friendly. If you asked a question it seemed like it was a problem. Most of them just looked at you and didn't greet you. I don't know if I would come back. But was good to try once.
Be the first to ReplyThe thing to do is to book advance on the site the day
The thing to do is to book advance on the site the day before in order to skip the line. (Prepaid). The food area is very pleasing to the eye. Everything has a great appeal so you know your stomach will enjoy it as much as your eyes. Lots of different areas for different selections. Seafood / Asian/ Mexican/ American/ Italian.. and lots of made to order stations as well. Don't forget to get your $$$$ worth on the seafood. . They do rotate their selection since the last time was stone claws and this time was lobster claws. Overall, you can beat one of the last buffets in vegas . Worth trying anything you stop by. Come with an appetite.
Be the first to ReplyI lived in Las Vegas for awhile and Ive been to many
I lived in Las Vegas for awhile and Ive been to many different buffets except at the Wynn..Given that its price per person and its inside a 5 star resort and casino, Im assuming its gonna be THE BEST buffet..The STEAK, SNOW CRAB AND KING CRABS were good but the rest of the food are 3/10. I thought because of its price, there will more variety of food to choose fromBut no its very limited. Desserts are pretty basic except that you can have a freshly made crepeThei service is pretty good, its nice that their crew does not come up to check on you 10x within your 2H window. The ambiance is very elegant as expected. I would say I enjoyed the dinner over all, but I wouldnt wanna spend $150 for two people again in this buffet .. I would rather pay $40 more toGo to the BACCHANAL because of the quality and way more variety of food they offer .
Be the first to ReplyI think it's overpriced, sure.
But it's the Wynn and compared to other buffets, it's pretty good. They had nice hand cut ribs and beef and turkey, a taco station that was decent if not a little slow, and plenty of supporting dishes that were tasty (esp chicken enchiladas, pork belly mac and cheese, and chicken and biscuits). The desserts were lame and could use some work. Service was quick and friendly and dirty plates cleared without any issues. If you really are in the mood for a Strip buffet, this one is a good option.
Be the first to ReplyAfter waiting over 2 hours for a seat, it really wasn't
After waiting over 2 hours for a seat, it really wasn't worth the wait. The food was just okay, not really worth the price to be honest. I wouldn't go back.
Be the first to Reply2+ hour wait for walk ins is kinda absurd.
food was awful quality for being one of the best buffets on the vegas strip. everything was overcooked and bland.better off spending $20 more and going to bacchanal.
Be the first to ReplyDelicious, great variety.
Highly recommend! Melissa, our server from the buffet, was fantastic. Even during peak dinner rush, she was very attentive, quick to provide service and refills, all with a positive spirit and smile. Sweet food recommendations with an even sweeter personality!
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