Decent buffet but definitely can't compare to the size and offerings at Bacchanal and even Wicked Spoon. I've only been to this and the two aforementioned buffets so I don't have a huge reference point to benchmark, but I thought it was ok. They have a good selection of the 'basics' that one might expect at a buffet: king crab legs, snow crab legs, stone crab claws (these were overcooked though), prime rib, turkey, and a pretty good dessert selection. I pretty much just stocked up on king crab legs all night while trying the prime rib and hangar steak. The other nice offering here is the caviar, which was pretty darned good (the Tobiko in particular). Their sushi selection is decent and the tuna was pretty fresh too.
Dessert was good - they have a large selection of stuff as well as soft serve machines with really good sorbet and custard. Cheaper than Bacchanal and Wicked Spoon but smaller in size. You can't go wrong if you just want no-frills and if you're ok with a smaller selection. I'd probably need to make my rounds at all the remaining major buffets in Vegas before I decide which one I like out of all of them.
Just FYI: they tack on an 18% gratuity charge since our party was bigger than 8.