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| - The Wynn Buffet. What can I say?
It's a $36ish meal. I expect great things from a meal that expensive, and the Wynn buffet gets close, but falls short.
To set the mood here, I went with a group of 7 at about 9:15 PM during the week. The place had no line, and was fairly not busy inside. It closes around 10:00 for reference.
The service was ok. It took our waitress forever to get us drinks and refills, as well as clearing plates. And considering she only looked to be serving 3 tables, it was frankly kinda annoying.
The tap water, like all water in Vegas, tastes god awful.
The food, overall, is very good and very high quality. The prime rib was superb, and surprisingly even stuff like their pizza was great. The desserts were very good but extremely sweet. I don't eat the crab legs, but my fiancee found them to be mediocre, having them already broken open and served ice cold.
I can't really recommend this for the full price, nor if there's an hour wait as some reviews suggest. As this was comped to me by my company, and I didn't really have to pay for it, I can't complain, but this clearly isn't a $36 meal.
That being said, it's higher quality than the other strip ones I've tried (I haven't had the Bellagio though), so it's worth the few extra bucks to head here rather than say the Treasure Island Buffet at $26, but all of them are ridiculously overpriced.
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