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| - I might be a tad bit harsh, but in comparison to other buffets I've had in Vegas, this deserves a 2 stars in my book. Located at the fancy shmancy Wynn, we've heard great things about this buffet being the freshest, the best, in Las Vegas and we were beyond excited to try it out.
The unpleasant surprise we received when arriving at The Buffet drowned our mood the entire time. And that surprise was that men cannot wear sleeveless tops. Since its the Wynn, I suppose the owner wanted a more fancy and elegant type dining to match the Wynn's reputation, but let's be real, its a buffet in Vegas. And its hot during peak tourist time (spring/summer/fall), so men are bound to wear sleeveless tops. Anyways, we thought it was a dumb rule for a buffet, but we opted in buying a $12 tshirt for my boyfriend since he had a Jersey on and our hotel was too far of a walk to grab a shirt, and we really wanted to try out the buffet. The tshirt was a plain gray shirt with the logo Wynn on it. We thought it was a tad bit sexist since lots of ladies, including myself, were wearing revealing dresses, short shorts, crop tops revealing their bellies, etc. Sucks to be men in Vegas, I guess.
The foods were definitely fresh. The layout of the buffet was clean, elegant, and even though the mirrors made me lost at times when I was wandering, I enjoyed the atmosphere. I decided to spend the extra $13 (I think) on bottomless mimosas. The server refilled my mimosas almost every 5 minutes which I am grateful for.
However, since its a buffet, the foods do stay out for quite awhile, especially unpopular items. I had the salami/prosciutto which tasted like it's been sitting out for hours. The spicy salmon roll were okay, Bellagio $20 buffet definitely tasted better in that aspect. The variety of the foods were quite disappointing, I didn't get that much items on my plate. They had rice porridge Chinese style, but thats dirt cheap to make. I expected better foods to be out. Plain veggies in containers to make it look fancy. The dessert section was okay, I liked how they had gelato. However Wicked Spoon's dessert trumped that in the dessert section. The fish were fresh, but I wasn't fond of the flavors/sauces it came with. One fish dish had cranberry on it.
Overall, we had high hopes and were disappointed in the end. It's worth a try, just make sure to dress appropriate. It was $33 for a Sunday lunch without bottomless mimosas.
I need to make one last comment: THERE ARE NO CRAB LEGS. You would at least expect the "Wynn" buffet to have crab legs, especially paying for a costly fee. No oysters. Just cold shrimps. My heart dropped. Should've gone back to Bellagio's for $20.
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