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An example of an positive review: Solid restaurant. Not blow the socks off kinda place but kept me coming back two nights in a row. First night had the cheese and black forest ham ravioli with parmesean and Romano cheese and tiramisu. All great. Second night had the chicken parm with spaghetti Alfredo. Chicken was standard but pasta was great.

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An example of an negative review: The service has been awful since this place opened. Have not been in a really long time. Just stopped for a beer. The bar tender did not even say hi when I came in. Let me sit for awhile, cleared some spots from people that left and then looked at me and waited on new people that just walked in the door! Ugh.. It's like the Charlie Brown, Lucy and the football. Nothing changes. I left.

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An example of an positive review: OMGosh...the sesame encrusted salmon with garlic mashed and deep fried spinach is seriously the best combination with salmon I have EVER had. SO good. AND...the spinach salad...the BLT salad...the Black diamond martini...the bread...the steaks....I could seriously go on...and on... and....LOVE Firebirds!!

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An example of an negative review: We ended up eating at Wicked Spoon because we thought it would be a nice experience with good variety of delicious and unique food. I was sorely disappointed. We went over the memorial day weekend so it ended up costing a little over $40 plus tax per person. I wouldn't have minded the price, but the food was very sorely lacking. Ultimately buffets are about the variety of the food and, in this case, the quality. The good: Beautiful desserts, lovely presentation. gelato, fresh macaroons, cookies, marshmallows, cheese cake, etc. Modern decor, attentive wait staff. Good lemonade and orange juice. The bad: Value/Uniqueness -Nothing out of the ordinary. Far too expensive for what you get. I would not pay more than $25 for this stuff--even for Vegas.We came for bruch and the selection was very sub par and unremarkable. Pancakes, fresh toast, omellete station, breads, 2-3 cheeses), cereal and fruit. Nothing worth $40. They didn't have a belgian waffle section, or any out of the ordinary breakfast offering. Very sparse and a major disappointment...and I LOVE breakfast food. Variety - The lunch food selection is what really upset me. My fiance is big on meats and there were hardly any meats there (lamb, pork ribs, and tri tip), poor selection of salads, vegetable options, and general main dishes. I felt like I was eating a bunch of side dishes and fillers (i.e., mac n' cheese -not that great, risotto, pizza, spaghetti--seriously?), A big beef was that their sushi was no better than what you can get at the market--not fresh, dried out, flavorless. On top of that, the little Asian foods they had were also inedible. I really wanted to love Wicked Spoon. It had so much potential and had really great reviews. I am guessing most of these people were just there for the dessert, cause that's all I saw that was worth eating. It just really let me down. I'm sorry, my fiance gave this place a shot for me cause he knows I like pretty food, but I really owe him a buffet at the Bellagio. Wicked Spoon, you really let me down. It's embarassing. We couldn't even enjoy our food. I even lost my appetite because the food was so bad. Considering it was Memorial Day weekend, I can't imagine what disappointing menu they normally would have for a cheaper price. HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. If you don't mind shelling out 35-40 for cute little desserts then go ahead, but otherwise I'd skip this place and do the Bellagio buffet instead.