Wicked Spoon Buffet

The Wicked Spoon Buffet in Las Vegas is often touted as the best in the city, but I was left underwhelmed during my visit. After waiting in line for over an hour on a Monday morning, I was greeted with a wide variety of food options, but found the quality to be lacking, especially considering the $60 price tag. Service was mediocre at best, with my drink sitting empty for an extended period and the server seeming disengaged. While some may find this buffet worth it for a comp or if they have VIP status, my personal experience was that it was not worth the price or the wait.

The Wicked Spoon offers a variety of options and has a beautiful atmosphere. However, some dishes were inconsistent in quality. The prices are $47 for all day brunch Mon-Fri and $54 on weekends. The staff was friendly but could improve on clearing empty plates promptly. Overall, I would rate this buffet a 3. It was just okay to me, with room for improvement in food quality consistency.

Wicked Spoon Buffet offers a decent selection of food for the price. It is located a bit of a walk from the entrance on the second floor. The price per person was under $60 during my visit. The fresh cut fruit station was surprisingly good and the omelette station provided a filling option, although too much for my taste. There is a crepe station for those who enjoy them, but I opted for the dessert bar which had a great selection of sweets and gelato. The Asian station and ramen bar were not impressive, so I skipped those options. Overall, the variety of food was decent and everything I tried was tasty. While there are better buffets in Vegas, they also come with a higher price tag. Wicked Spoon Buffet is a mid-range option with good value for the price. It is conveniently located in the middle of the strip.

The Wicked Spoon buffet was a bit disappointing given the price. The selection was good and the restaurant itself was lovely. However, some dishes were hit or miss. Pricing for an all day brunch ranges from $47 on weekdays to $54 on weekends. The staff was friendly, but could improve in clearing away dirty plates more promptly. Overall, I would rate this place a 3. It was average to me and I believe the food quality should be more consistent.

I found the Wicked Spoon very underwhelming for the price. They had a great selection and the restaurant was beautiful. However, there were some items that were either hit or miss. Price for an adult is $47 for all day brunch Mon - Fri and then $54 for all day brunch on Saturday and Sunday. The staff was kind and helpful, but they could be more attentive with taking the dirty/empty plates away. Overall I would give this place a 3. It was meh to me. Food quality needs to be more consistent.

Compared to the cheaper buffet like the Excalibur, this has much better food. However, the longer line and wait will turn anyone off and feel not worth it. We got in line at 9:45am and waited an hour. But overall, $60 with all those options and definitely tasted a lot better than a cheaper place will beat a sit down restaurant where you will definitely spend more.