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| - This was probably one of the best buffets I've ever eaten at, let alone in Las Vegas. At $40 a pop with tax, it is quite expensive, but it was my dad's birthday, so we decided to splurge a little. There are actually two lines here: one to pay and one to get seated. Luckily on this Sunday (which happened to be Mother's Day), we didn't have to stand in line to pay, but we did wait about 20 minutes to get seated. Not bad on a Sunday afternoon at a really good buffet! Our server had this Texan accent and was a joy to have around. He was very good about refilling waters and beverages and encouraged everyone to eat heartily and order any beverages in addition to the ones we already had.
Now on to the food...yum! They had an omelette station with hardly a line and it was very filling. They even offered prime rib as an option to add to your omelette! The meat station had a good selection, and they offered everything from roast beef to Korean short ribs to pizza to crab legs (towards the end of the lunch period), to eggs benedict, all which were very delicious. The dessert bar even offered huge chocolate covered strawberries! My only disappointment was that I couldn't eat more. I probably ate about $35 worth of food, so it was almost worth it. But for anyone who wants to eat at buffet and not be disappointed with the selection or service, Wicked Spoon is the place for you!
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