Made the mistake of giving them another shot. Small, overpriced and flavorless carne asada. We won't be back.

negative

Was not impressed. Stopped here because I was too lazy to make it over to Wicked Spoon. Crazy expensive buffet, very little was decent-tasting. Sure, huge selection, but not well-done. Had breakfast at the Bellagio buffet the next day and it seemed quite a bit better.

negative

On man. BEST. PANCAKES. EVER. This has turned into a Sunday morning tradition. The service has always been really great (with one exception, but maybe he was having an off day). Everyone is usually really friendly and attentive. The Cake and Egger is my breakfast choice but I bet it's all good. I've only eaten lunch here once. I got the salad bar and the black bean burger. The black bean burger while not terrible, just wasn't for me. It was really bloated and mushy which made it difficult to eat. I had to just eat it with a fork. I'm used to something a little more dense and solid like a burger would be. The salad bar was delicious. REALLY great selection and everything was fresh. My one complaint would be that I'm 5 ft 6in, which is not really that short, and it was really difficult to reach toppings and their "sneeze guard/window" apparatus is really awkward. But it's worth the hassle. You go up and get your salad, they weigh it and you give the ticket to the sever. I got a very large salad for about $5. Love this place. Great ambience, great food.

positive

I usually eat buffets for early lunch and late dinner when I am in Vegas so yes I know and love my Vegas Buffets. That being said, I rarely eat at any of the Harrah Buffets. Also you could not pay me to eat at a Luxor or Excalibur buffet. I usually eat at Wynn for Lunch, Bellagio for Dinner. Alternate with M Buffet and Aria Buffet. Wicked Spoon Buffet was a great bang for the buck back in Dec 2010 when the price was very reasonable and competitive to standard strip buffet prices. I would give them 5 Stars for my visit in Dec 2010. Now, you can no longer come in at 10:45a and pay breakfast prices for lunch like you can at the Wynn or majority of other buffets on the strip. There is now a $20+ brunch price during the whole week. I would not want to go here for early breakfast and pay the same price as for lunch. As a returning customer, I ate here again in May 2011 and also in Dec 2011. Both times, it felt like they were in saving money mode. I thought the food selection was average and I didn't feel like I got my money worth. Piece of iceberg lettuce with a dab of french dressing on it in a mini dish plate is not what I would call special. A piece of fried chicken drumstick on a mini-plate that was quite dry. Sushi selection was just rolls. No noodles were offered. I think people who give this place 5 stars are fooled by the pretentious presentations. If you are a big meat eater, then go to Bellagio for Dinner or heck go to one of the brazilian steakhouses just outside of the strip. If you like pretentious buffets who live up to their pretentiousness, then go to the Wynn.
negative