Raises the standard for Vegas buffets. We were big fans of the Wynn and Bellagio buffets and visited Bacchannal and Wicked Spoon on our most recent trip.
What really impressed us was the service we had. We had a gentleman by the name of Miguel and he was absolutely outstanding and similar to service at more traditional "fancy" sit down restaurants. We did not have to ask for things he just made it "happen" so to speak like he was reading our minds.
Some highlights included: Crab Won tons, prime rib and the scalloped potatoes.
Comparison vs Wicked Spoon
Pros: Has a wider variety of food. The number of food stations here is absolutely amazing. They even had a Taquero and Horchata which was funny for this California Hispanic boy.
About the Same: The quality of food. They both had cracked snow crab legs which are always popular. The both had some different options but for the most part everything was "good" to "very good". The dessert options were both about the same as well.
Negatives: Long Lines, and it's a little more expensive than the other buffets but given the service and variety I think it's reasonable.
Also the Horchata was not cold enough and the Churros at the dessert bar were not kept "warm " enough .