Q: One of my favorite buffets on the strip for the following reasons: Real ice cream bar. Yes folks real homemade ice cream, all you can eat with all you can top. One of the toppings is toasted coconut, not that dry shredded coconut crap inside Almond Joy, but toasted coconut flakes and real toasted, fresh non-oily or rancid, almonds. Real hot fudge, and real hot caramel to go with your ice cream. I had the coconut ice cream--I would pay $40 to eat it again on a hot Vegas day. Coconut ice cream with lush creaminess and pieces of coconut meringue cookies inside topped with the toasted coconut and almonds. All you can eat creme brulee, need I say more about dessert? I would say the Wynn holds it own just fine against all the other buffets, there's not as much variety as the Rio or Aladdin (er Planet Hollywood now) but it's more organized and given the new price of the Bellagio buffet it seems like a bargain. The food is fresh and I really appreciate the details, fresh made chili sauce for the Asian cuisine, real cocktail sauce, etc. The seafood that was there was mostly fresh, the Alaskan crab legs were previously frozen as they usually are, but they were of good quality. The entrees change all the time, but most everything is average to very good. The fare is going to be the same at most buffets, but the Wynn seems to really duke it out with their presentation and their quality, it's just a notch above most of the buffets on the strip. Oh don't get the candied apples, they're red, and they're cute, but the coating is actually hard candy. It's not chewy like caramel and it shatters like glass when you bite into it putting shards of sugar all over your face and teeth. It's not only a pain in the ass to eat but humiliating when you realize everyone saw you awkwardly trying to eat it politely. Of course I usually neglect to mention this to loved ones like my Mom on purpose.

A: positive

Q: Two stars feels a little harsh but Macaynot's just didn't quite measure up to the standard for Mexican in the valley. One of the restaurants I held up as a standard to judge Macaydon't's against is a little hole in the wall Mexican place near my office. The food there is less diverse but more authentic and better than Macayshouldn't's and for the price much better. So if I can get better than Macayno's and more authentic than Macaykeepgoingo's and cheaper than Macaymovealongthere'sbetterandcheaperMexicandowntheroadalittleway's than why I am going to eat there? They do have a nice outdoor seating area on a pond that features large warning signs about not feeding the birds as well as diners feeding the birds and a live demonstration on the mercenary behavior of birds when they get used to people feeding them and practically land on your plate to grab a peck or two. The food came out very quickly at Macayhuh's and the service was very good. Everything slowed to a crawl for some reason when we asked for a box and the check. Don't get the wrong impression, Macaysosofood's is OK, it's not bad by any stretch. I would eat here if someone else was buying for sure. I had a fish taco (overdone) and blue corn enchilada which was OK.

A: negative

Q: This place is very nice. There are multiple pool tables, great drink specials. $2 beer specials. Great service. Clean, fun and great music even on a Monday. Definitely worth 5 stars!

A: positive

Q: This place was amazing food was perfect and service was impeccable Morgan took great care of us would refer this place to everyone

A:
positive