4.5 stars. I'd much rather go here than Wynn or Bellagio based on the price and unique selection.
I can see why this place is frequented, but the casino/hotel is bankrupt. Why would you put the buffet so far away from the casino? How do you expect to get people to gamble?
The difference here is they serve everything on individual dishes. It causes you to grab less at a time, but you can eat as much as you want. They also close between lunch and dinner, so you can't pay for a late lunch, then stay around until dinner.
From items like tacos to chicken salad sandwiches, they offer smaller portions so you can try a lot of different things. We did the lunch buffet for $22 and I liked it.
I'd have to say, like most good buffets, one of the highlights was the desserts. They had this one parfait with peppermint cookies on top and strawberry jam on the bottom. After 5 of these, I declared it my favorite.
I thought the meats were good and they had a nice array of international dishes. I'd be curious to see what they serve for dinner. I hope this wasn't our last time here since the hotel is in trouble. Cheers to Wicked Spoon for being different and cost effective!