Although an upgrade from the last Caesars buffet, a few turn-offs gave this buffet 3.5 stars: Some of the hits included the surprisingly fresh tasting choices - the prime rib was perfectly cut and seasoned and the steamed crab leg option was a nice touch. Some of the misses didn't have anything to do with the food really, but the layout.
Because the prime rib and seafood stations are inherrently the most popular, it was very difficult to navigate through to the supporting cast of the super stars. If you wanted a classic side dish of mac n' cheese or mashed potatoes, you had to wait in the prime rib line or dare to cut someone off. The lines to the buffet also spilled into the main walkway where incoming guests were feeding through; it made the space feel a bit busy and crowded.
I know it's new, but I think it was a bit too cramped for my taste. I think Wicked Spoon trumps Bacchanal - a great 2nd choice once the buzz dies down.