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We visited wicked spoon around 9am on a Monday morning. Food: good selection of the core breakfast items. Favorites of the day included chicken & waffles (thought the syrup on a tube was absolutely darling), the tri tip and the French toast. The kids liked the scrambled eggs. Service: we had a lovely server Hong who went above and beyond in making us comfortable. He was quick to bus our plates and when we couldn't find cream cheese he literally tracked it down for us (turns out not near the bagels but the salmon lox). Because we went early and it wasn't a weekend... we were able to grab a table with no wait. By the time we were leaving (almost 11) a line had started to form. It was widely spread out and we didn't have to talk loudly to hear one another like other places. We would go back again. Pics are of the dessert section.
I was really happy dining here. This is my second time and the other time I had a buffet breakfast at wicked spoon was in 2012. So it's been a minute. Arrived at 8:30 and there wasn't much of a wait at all. We got seated right away. My partner got orange juice and I got coffee with the side of cream, although I did drink it black. The best part was the tri-tip and the ham carving station. Even at 8:30 AM, you had your choice of horseradish to go with the tri-tip . Because growing up in an Asian household.... All I needed was the ham and some white steamed rice and I'm good. On the regular breakfast front, There was also bite-size portions of Chia pudding, which I also appreciated. I liked the mixed fruit. I went for the scrambled eggs because I was too lazy to wait in line for a custom omelette or a fried egg. In the dim sum and Chinese food station , the haw gao tasted just right. I didn't wanna fill up on a lot of dumplings, but they did have the usual steamed pork buns and pork siumai. I was especially happy when I saw the sugar-free pecan oatmeal cookie because I'm supposed to be eating healthy and it was pretty delicious. For other sugar-free desserts, they had chocolate gelato, which was sugar-free, and that was good as well. The gelato ice cream bar was a perfect way to end your all you can eat brunch. You could add toppings to the if you wanted chocolate chips or sprinkles or vanilla, wafer, etc.. The decor is still modern enough but you can tell it was from the 2010s.. overall the place is very clean and the staff are attentive enough to enjoy AYCE. We did stay for our full 90 minutes, I had to keep going back to get food for my partner because he was working remotely on his laptop the entire time. Yes, I did sneak out a banana and some starlight individually wrapped mint candy. They had other candy jars up for grabs: tootsie rolls and dum dums, etc.. Oh, one last thing the price was 49.99 per person plus whatever tip you want to add. We have the American Express platinum card and redeemed our daily breakfast credit of $30 per person through the FHR program. Remember, on the platinum you do have to charge it to the room and cannot make reservations in advance if you want to take advantage of your breakfast credit.
More like evicted soon, am I right? Wicked Spoon is the long-lived buffet in the Chelsea Tower of the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. I prioritized other casinos' spots earlier in my Vegas career, then shifted focus quickly to much-more-affordable local AYCE sushi experiences when I moved here. It was only after I heard the rumors that MGM plans to remove all buffets from their properties by next year that I started having some regrets. Fortunately, a friend from out of town invited me out here today for brunch, so I finally went. He kindly covered it for both of us, although I believe it's in the fifty-dollar ballpark, which isn't too bad in light of what I had. The wait to get in was probably about 15-20 minutes (possibly expedited due to low party size). (Buffet strategy advice section: walk around and look at everything, take small portions when possible before considering seconds, get creative like just grabbing lime/lemon wedges to add to other foods or beverages.) A lot of their takes on some of the main buffet draws are hits for sure. Their crab legs are salted to the right amount, and the meat releases easily from the shell. The shrimp from the same station is easy to peel and is cooked nicely enough. The steak from the carving station - I could only see a tri-tip label, which might track - was tender and pink, worked well with the chimichurri sauce, and also provided an excuse to enjoy great sides such as mashed potatoes and creamed spinach. The bone marrow was super decadent. The smoked salmon was pretty standard. And pretty much all of the desserts which I tried were good to great: mini chocolate lava cake, bread pudding, banoffee ice box cake, chocolate mousse, Thai tea gelato, raspberry sorbet. The biggest issue I had was with the short rib polenta. Although the short rib was tender and the polenta was cooked nicely, it was extremely bland. The dim sum options mostly looked mediocre upon lifting the steamer lid, and the shu mai ended up a bit too chewy. And they didn't seem to have little dishes for the soy sauce either, so I improvised only semi-successfully with the plastic butter cups. The green curry mussels were a little less than fresh. And the juice station looked real interesting, but the apple cranberry one was too sweet and the mango passion fruit tasted as if they'd made an agua fresca and let a bunch of ice melt in it. The server was attentive enough with refilling beverages and clearing the table. The music is their take on vaguely energetic buffet music which I was accustomed to in my trips to one of the more expensive Strip buffets. The plates, utensils, etc. seemed pretty clean overall. Overall, Wicked Spoon is a pretty solid mid-level Vegas buffet that definitely works at its price point. Consider me sad now that I've experienced it to know that it will likely go away sooner than later.
It's located on the second floor of the beautiful Cosmopolitan hotel. They're open daily 8am-2pm Definitely recommend making online reservations otherwise they accept walk-ins but prepared for a long wait! I'm lucky I made an online reservation a few weeks in advance so I didn't have to wait! I went to the buffet on Monday at 11am and was surprised it was pretty packed! Pricing was not too bad since it was just $50/person. Service was friendly and attentive. There is 90 min time limit! Inside was spacious with plenty of seating. Don't expect as many selections as Bacchanal but that's expected since Bacchanal charges twice as much. There weren't that many selections since it's basically just a brunch buffet. There was a good variety of breakfast dishes, such as Egg Benedicts, French toast, waffles, etc. The egg station was my favorite since it's made fresh and there's the option to choose how you want your eggs and what to put inside. I went for the omelette and it was delicious! The crab legs were also very good and I liked how there was someone serving the crab legs so everybody has a fair chance to get a good amount! The crab legs were very juicy and fresh! The meat selections were pretty limited and the meat was quite dry and didn't taste that great. The chicken and waffles was disappointing since the fried chicken wasn't crispy and tasted like it was out for quite some time. The waffles also didn't taste fresh and didn't taste good. The dessert selection was decent. Definitely enjoyed the desserts the most out of everything at the buffet! My favorite was the gelato station! The lychee sorbet was very tarty and not too sweet. The creme brulee was creamy and tasted so delicious! The tiramisu had hints of espresso and the cake was so fluffy and fresh! Overall, I thought the buffet was ok but I wasn't too impressed with the quality or the selections unfortunately so I most likely won't return or recommend.
We come here every year for my hubby's birthday. I had the bright idea of doing a reservation online, and I did for Sunday August 9th instead of Saturday August 8th. I realize my mistake and we went on Saturday at noon b/c we would be on a Delta flight at 5am that Sunday. We go and speak to Karen and their cashier. I tell Karen everything and ask if there's anyone that can fix this. She said NO. Then says we can pay the $146 again plus $50 to jump the line, and they would figure out how to fix the reservation I dated in error. That Sunday Aug 9th, once we landed I called and spoke to Stacey who identified herself as the Asst GM. I couldn't talk to her fully b/c I was in the airport, and we hung up. The second time, I was in the shuttle, and tried to reason with her. After she was like "there are no refunds", we hung up. The third and final time I called, I could talk and was in my car. I asked if ANYONE could make this right. Stacey stated that Sheri the GM could. Stacey asked me why I didn't ask for a manager on Saturday. I advised that I did ask and was told no one could reverse it. Stacey then says, "I'm not sure why you were told that b/c all THREE of us were here." I asked, "What do you mean all three?" Stacey disconnects the call. I don't call back b/c she gave me Sheri's email. I sent Sheri my email and it took a couple of days for a response. At first, Sherri only apologized for the experience. I wrote back that she did not address THE DUP CHARGE. She finally gives in and refunds my money after I advised that AMEX would be contacted. Lesson: DOUBLE CHECK your date of the reservation. Do NOT make a reservation, just go to the VIP LINE, pay $146 to get in and $50 MORE to skip the line. If you make a reservation, you WILL stand in one line after the next. I'm giving two stars for how this was handled. No ONE has an EXTRA $146 to GIVE AWAY! I don't know who else has experienced this, but I'm not paying for what I didn't get. Please share your thoughts!!! VER our WAITER was AMAZING, and this review is only for the greeters and management.
Wicked Spoon remains one of my top three Las Vegas buffets. So much so that my friend and I once flew in for a single day just to eat here! Today's visit proved exactly why they are so consistent. They prioritize intentional quality over mindless quantity. I love their unique approach of serving dishes in individual mini baskets and plates. It completely elevates the experience, making it feel like a curated tasting menu rather than a standard buffet. The mini bone marrows are an absolute standout, and one of the reasons I am a repeat customer. Because of the perfectly portioned sizes, they never taste overly greasy. I admittedly ate quite a few! I typically do not care for buffet desserts, but I enjoyed the chocolate covered strawberries (stems attached), mini creme brûlée & fruity pebbles rice crispy treats coated w vanilla (reminded me of the old Milk macarons from LA). I was lucky enough to be seated in Sahli's section today. She was an absolute rockstar! She took incredible care of everyone in her section with genuine attentiveness and deserves serious recognition from management for her hard work. They keep the tables clean, and you don't feel crammed inside. The layout is simple and you won't feel lost. I waited a little over an hour. However, since it was a holiday weekend, this was entirely expected and didn't take away from the experience at all. I will absolutely be back, just as I always am!
The food is good I would say somewhere between a 6/7 out of 10, they have a great variety and a nice inviting atmosphere inside. In my opinion though I would rather go to other buffets on the strip before I would choose this one again.
This was our 2nd time eating at Wicked Spoon for 8:30 am brunch on a Tuesday. The first time, I was blown away. This time, it seemed okay but not worth the $110 (excluding the tip). Bring cash if you don't add a gratuity on when you pay before you enter. I avoided the traditional egg and breakfast food and went for the dumplings (pork, shrimp), Chinese BBQ pork buns, Singapore noodles, Wicked Fried Chicken, shrimp tempura, broccoli slaw, Wicked Mac and cheese (spicy - yuck - the only thing I didn't finish), Caesar salad. For dessert, I managed a purple Uzi cone, pistachio and chocolate cake, and tiramisu cake. There was also ice cream and gelato. Julia, our server, was very nice and friendly and got us our coffee and cleared our plates.
Pretty good selection of items. The hot food was cooked well. The desserts look pretty obviously prepackaged though
What a major disappointment! We have been meaning to try Wicked Spoon for quite some time, and unfortunately today was the day. The line, is long, unless you're gold or higher status so luckily we got seated within five minutes. The buffet itself is a 90 minute buffet, which felt off putting. I felt rushed and worried I'd run out of time, even though no one really seems to monitor too much how long you're sitting there. The front staff and servers were kind. That was nice. The food was horrible. Terrible plating, and absolutely overly salted, inedible food! The Asian corner, terrible. The seafood corner, dry, and minimal. The steak station was the only, ok side. The plating is absolutely illogical, and makes for an odd experience. Too small, can't cut your food, or tasteless. This buffet is OVER HYPED, and for no good reason! Yes it's in Cosmopolitan but it compares nowhere close to Wynn or even Bellagio buffet. Worth a try, see for yourself.. but don't say I didn't warn you when you're a hundred bucks down and wondering what just happened to your wallet and yourself in a "90 minute" time span! Ugh the stress lol Cheers to old school spots that hold quality and value Yelpers xx
Great Deal, Nightmare Logistics: Is the BOGO Worth a 4-Hour Wait? The $54.99 Locals BOGO Brunch is a generous promo, and clearly, the community took notice. However, while the deal itself is fantastic, the experience of actually getting to a table was a different story. The Wait Experience was Exhausting and Uncertain: We arrived at 10 AM and waited for four hours. The line stretched all the way back to the dog statues with no guarantee of making the 2 PM cutoff. Lack of Communication: It was frustrating that the staff wouldn't officially cut off the line or provide updates on who would actually be seated. This made for a particularly tough experience for families with small children and seniors using walking assistants. Better Systems Needed: Having run this promo before, the restaurant really should have a more organized and virtual waiting system. Staff: To their credit, the staff was helpful and responsive. They handled a constant barrage of questions with professionalism, which was much appreciated given the chaos. The Meal: The food was good and definitely worth the BOGO price, but it is not worth a 4-hour wait on your feet. Final Verdict: Unless you are willing to pay the $25 skip-the-line pass, you might be better off spending your money elsewhere. It's a great deal on paper, but the physical toll of the wait is a high price to pay.
It was pretty good. If your looking for value, I think this hits the mark. I mean with the crab legs and bone marrow alone, you can do some damage. We liked the variety of desserts. I think it's worth trying atleast once. Pros: * Clean restaurant * Good food; recommend crab legs, smoked salmon, Pistachio Gelato, and lemon tart * Kind servers Cons: * Some of the food was bland or soggy (when it should have been crispy) I think it's a game of chance when it comes to buffets and certain foods. Extra: *90 minute time limit but they didn't make a big deal when we went over by a bit * The line gets long and it takes some time to move. We arrived around 10:30 on a Tuesday and had about a 40 minute wait * You can make a reservation and Gold mgm player cards and above get priority access.
If you know me, you know that buffets are not my thing. Even before COVID I had decided it was not worth the germ risk and the quality was just not there. Well this is the first buffet I have went to in o we a decade. This was absolutely out of this world!! I will be back yes indeed. I don't need to ever go to any other buffet because the wicked spoon has spoiled me for life!! Delicious fresh food. So much to choose from. Excellent service. Did I say how good this food was and I got to have my omelet made to order. Then ended with gelato. Wonderful comfortable setting with good lighting and music in the back ground. If you think I'm exaggerating just take a look at the pics. This has made my top restaurants list for Vegas !! One more tip. Make sure you have time to spend the options are so massive you will need time for sure !! read more
5 months ago
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Hello Elisheba J.,…
The Wicked Spoon uses fresh, good-quality ingredients for its food. I left full. Adult Admission costs $47. Customers have 90 minutes to eat. The food had hit-or-miss options. The food had distinct flavors and textures, but enter the Wicked Spoon with tempered expectations. I arrived on Wednesday (around 7:30AM - before opening time). The Wicked Spoon's line only became crowded around 7:55AM. (Quick Tip: Gold, Platinum, and NOIR MGM Rewards card owners gain access to a short, express entrance.) [Food] Since I arrived early, the crab legs were not available yet. Rather, they had a popular omelet station and other breakfast food options. [The Bad] The Scrambled Eggs were extremely salty; I adored its moist, fresh texture, but its salt was overpowering. The Mashed Potatoes uses real potatoes but its texture is coarse and rough; it's a grainy, mediocre mashed potatoes. The Brown Gravy is very salty with a sludgy thickness. The Carpaccio is very generic; if you've tasted salty salami meat, you've tasted it. [The Good] The Eggs Benedict is delicious. Its egg is silky; its Canadian bacon is thick; and its bottom bread is buttery. When eaten together, the flavors mesh well. I appreciated the Caesar Salad; it's cheesy while using fresh crisp lettuce. Also, a big chubby, tasty sardine lays on top. The Tripe Steak is also a quality-cut; it lacks seasoning, but it's tender and juicy. The Angry Mac n' Cheese is an acquired taste; if you dislike spicy food, avoid it. Still, this Mac n' Cheese has personality... its breading is borderline sharp; its pasta is cooked perfectly; and its cheese is fresh. The Bone Marrow is delicious; it's like a gentle splash of a soft meaty teardrop. The Shrimp and Grits (although it tasted left out) is also very tasty; the grits had a sudden light kick of zest while also cradling a few juicy shrimps. The Wicked Juice is refreshing and lightly tart. Lastly, I found myself very happy with the Warm Molten Chocolate Cake; it's fresh, warm melted chocolate oozes silkily across the palate. This Molten Chocolate Cake is tiny, yet it packs a sweet, delightful punch. [Staff] Staff is delightful and helpful. Staff attended to us quickly, and Staff kept a constant bright smile. Our server (Jaqueline) worked very hard, and she brightened up our dining experience. Jacqueline stayed focused while maintaining a bright demeanor as the Wicked Spoon grew more busy. [Ambiance] The Wicked Spoon's ambiance is "5 Stars"! It absolutely gorgeous! This upscale, clean, well-ventilated location is enchanting with its decor, lovely light fixtures, and calming color scheme. Although the amped, energetic music is somewhat loud, it did not distract from this place's beauty. Overall, the Wicked Spoon uses very fresh and good-quality ingredients, but its food is cooked adequately. It's a flavor hit-or-miss. The spicy and salty options linger near the delicious alternatives, but that makes it an adventure. The ambiance and service is top notch, and I will have faint pleasant memories of this experience. 4 out of 5 read more
8 months ago
They had a buy one get one for Las Vegas locals for formula one weekend so we stopped by. Crab legs came out at 10 am and they were good but quite saltier than I remember. They do add dishes throughout so I think arriving at 10:30 would be perfect to get the best of both. Other good items: bone marrow, crazy Mac and cheese, basil friend rice, prime rib, cheese cake, tuna poke came out at the end it was decent! There is a lot of variety but nothing amazing like it used to be. The staff is nice and friendly so that's a plus! read more
1 year ago
It's been my dream to come here for so long! Back on March 19, 2017, Buzzfeed had one of their show's "Worth It" do a segment on this location for their Buffet Price Point locations for the mid-range within the Las Vegas area. When I was younger, seeing that video always made me want to come here and try what they had to offer because they just made it look so appetizing and incredible of a display! And 8 years later I finally got the opportunity to make my way over here and let me tell you, it was an experience! Although I did see a lot of people complaining in other reviews that the wait time was atrocious, surprisingly for us it was moderate. For a Saturday midday arrival, we had only waited in line for about 20 minutes. The staff up front were doing a very nice job getting people and tables moved and ready to go. Now for the food... I was just shocked at the amount of options I had, and how unique each individual dish was. They were all cooked to order and individually plated so that you don't find yourself overeating specific items and alleviating waste. Chef De Cuisine Rhori Kow when asked what makes Wicked Spoon so unique, said this: "It's us taking a different angle, and something outside the box. Such as our Frog Legs and Bone Marrow. Certain things you wouldn't see at your normal buffet, and just being Wicked with it." and after finally partaking in their menu, I 100% stand by this. This place is definitely intimidating for picky eaters or those with selective palettes, but if you try your best to stay open-minded or step into the unknown, you'll be surprised by what might take your fancy! From main entrées to side dishes and desserts, this place has a wide range of options, and also classic choices if you find yourself feeling overwhelmed. Price wise, it was definitely in the mid-high range. I recall it being about $60 per person, but if you're not one to dine out a lot, this is definitely worth the few extra dollars to treat yourself while you're down in Vegas! Me and my wife were truly sad to leave after finishing our meal as we both had never had anything quite like this experience! We expect to return when we are able. Without a doubt, my younger self is absolutely satisfied. read more
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The Cosmopolitan
Dear Levi J.,…
3 months ago
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6 months ago
Food was good , had to ask for some items to be made fresh didn't want what was sitting out it was cold, service was great fast and accommodating, ambiance was a upscale buffet, would recommend trying while out in Vegas especially if you are staying at the Cosmopolitan. read more
3 months ago
Compared to the other big buffets, I am quite now satisfied with what Wicked Spoon offers for its price. And I also appreciate that they have a shorter line for MGM rewards members. Probably the only suggestion I would give to management is to add table napkins. The cloth napkins are great but paper napkins would really help especially when we're using our hands with the carbs and shrimps, and maybe other stuff lol read more
With all the rave of this being one of the premier buffet spots in Las Vegas, I decided to give it a try. Went at 9am on Sunday and there was no wait. You pay first before being seated, and have a 90 minute time limit. The selection is absolutely massive, with 7 different food stations and something for everyone. I felt plagued by the abundance of choice and had a hard time choosing what to try. I will say though that after the first round, I completely lost my appetite and felt super bloated, even a bit nauseous. Not sure if it was because I was on an empty stomach and did not prepare well enough for the AYCE, or if it was the food itself. Although everything was good, nothing was really great. The interior was very beautiful and the staff are always helpful and friendly. read more
$47.99 for brunch and there are 2 lines to get into the buffet. (Priority with MGM Rewards and Marriott Ambassador Elite and general entrance) I would recommend making a reservation online prior to coming because the line can get very long throughout the day. There is plenty of seating for both small and large groups and it is very clean inside. Bathrooms are inside the buffet. Service - 5 stars! Our server, Lisa, was friendly and quick to get our drinks in. Plates were taken away as soon as we were done and drinks were refilled without asking. Such wonderful service and it made our dining experience that much better! Food- There is definitely something for everyone and the options range from Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, meats, seafood, salad, bread bar, and dessert. I would rate the food at about 3.5 to 4 stars depending on what you get. I would recommend getting the steamed crab legs, prime rib, bone marrow, smoked salmon, and gelato. Desserts were mediocre but there is a wide variety to choose from. read more
3 months ago
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The Cosmopolitan
Hi Jason,…
1 year ago
Went there for breakfast at 10 am and we didn't wait very long for a table and everything looked delicious.. They have lots of options for brunch, everyday after 10am they served some small crab legs (which I don't care for it so that why my review is 5 stars) but I kinda understand because this buffet is cheaper compared to the other ones that has bigger crab legs. Our waitress was super friendly and attentive.. some of the plates were cool but flavor was on point.. nice environment.. and plenty options to eat.. I took a picture of this 2 plates .. read more
Eat eat for me me please. Look. This buffet has everything you could want and need. And get this.... It's not bland or lame!! I promise.. they got it all from Asian food to Latin to American and European. Maaan!! I literally need to go nowhere else when I visit. Typically I bring my camera to snap shots of the experience and all but. This one particular time I didn't even lift the damn thing up. It was just soo much to discover and taste. My hands and mouth was busy busy lol. So I'll just leave you with these shots I took with my phone. Because had i have picked my camera up. I might never have gotten to eat. lol this one's short and sweet but I'll still say this is well worth the price and the visit. You get a bit MORE than you pay for here. Gotta love it read more
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My family and I visited this buffet last year and wanted to check out what the hype is. Highly recommend reservations because it does get supper crowded and the lines are long, you still would have to wait even if you had reservations. This place is located in the Cosmopolitan resort. Beautiful place. The buffet was pretty amazing, the food was pretty good. My kids loved it and actually ate up and made the visit worth it. Save your appetites there are so many options! read more
1 year ago
****WARNING**** Please think twice or I wish you the best with your stomach! The foods are not fresh. My wife and I both got diarrhea after eating here yesterday. We was keep running into the restroom after every 15-20mins. I wish I should have read the latest review from other people stating the food was not fresh. I was stupid to believe wicked spoon was still as good as years before. But honest after yesterday experiences I would not come back here ever again! The food look great but quality seem to not be so good. read more
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Dear Khanh N.,…
1 year ago
The Wicked Spoon is a tricky one for me to review. On the food side, I thought their brunch dishes were better than the Bellagio's. Some of the items were absolutely delicious. I really enjoyed the bone marrow, leg of lamb, (larger) snow crab legs & the bacon (which was cooked perfectly). The blood orange fresh squeezed juice paired really well with the tri-tip. Wicked Spoon is not family friendly. The staff were flat out rude, including my server. Other than the ice cream & crème brûlée, everything else on the dessert bar was honestly awful! Overall, Wicked Spoon shines when it comes to the food, but the service and desserts fall below average. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Didn't realize that on Friday lunch, they have fresh crab legs, so we got there at around 11am and had to wait an hour and a half in line to be seated. I hate lines, but not coming at opening meant we were going to be in line. It was worth the wait though, because the food was better than the first time I tried it and it was nice to eat dinner food earier in the day so we had the rest of the day to work it off. Our waiter seemed depressed, but who cares? He gave us our beverages and cleared our plates, so good luck with whatever is troubling you sir. Parking was a little obnoxious, so I found a spot near the Chelsea elevator which was perfect because it led right to the escalator that takes you to the second floor where buffet is located, so that's my pro-tip for all you guys who are staying off property. read more
1 year ago
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The Cosmopolitan
Mae D.,…
Fantastic brunch! I've been here twice and they do have a vast selection of breakfast and lunch items for anyone with different palates to try. Obviously the crab legs are what gets people coming here. I would recommend you come around 11ish or 12 is at least 2-3 hrs before closing since it does get really packed in the morning and the line gets long. My servers have always been great so I have no complaints customer service wise. I'll definitely keep coming back to this brunch spot. read more
2 years ago
This is the best buffet we've been to in Vegas - but we've yet to try Bacchnal or Wynn. We've been twice and we prefer to go around 10 or 10:30 AM to get a "brunch" experience. Some of the hits for us: * The crab legs. Yes, even at that time. They're a bit "skinny" but still good. Get in the line! * The shrimp and grits. * The gyros - they run out really quickly! * The fire mac n cheese. * The warm white chocolate bread pudding. There are things like bone marrow and steamed dumplings and of course an omlette station and carving area. It's not all delicious but it's way better than any other MGM property buffet. NOTE - if you are a Platinum or Noir player with MGM, you can do buy one get one free buffet as part of your tier benefits, BUT you must go to the MGM rewards desk first to add the buffet to your players' card. If you just go to the buffet, you're not going to get that offer. With our Platinum discount, this only cost us around $58 for two. That's a hell of a deal for more than decent food. read more
2 years ago
I first came here in 2015 when it was still open for dinner. My second visit ever was a few weekends ago, and I'm happy to report that this place is still amazing all these years later! Hopefully you get seated in Hong's section. He was one of the best servers I've ever had at a restaurant! Just search reviews on here and you'll see how great he is because he's mentioned by name on here many times. There's a 1.5 hour time limit at the table, but he didn't make us feel rushed at all. We brought in an empty Starbucks cup from our walk from our hotel and when I asked him to toss it, he encouraged us to keep it and use it as a to go cup since they don't do those - great suggestion for some iced coffee to go following many mimosas lol. We added on the bottomless mimosas for both of us. Great decision! He never let our glasses run out, AND you can mix and match! They have at least 4 juice choices for the mimosas. My fav was the pineapple and whatever the red kind was (you can also get the latter from the buffet in single serve glasses). It's hard to say what food was our fav because everything we tried was so good. The mac and cheese mentioned many times on Yelp is as good as everyone says it is. I got many servings of the salmon and capers (my personal fav while on vacation lol). We loved the stuffed tater tots. The raw beef was fire. Even the bacon was perfect! The dessert section is probably the best you'll see at a buffet. We got in line around 11am on a Saturday and only had to wait in line about 10-15 minutes. The spot is enormous once you get inside, and with the table time limit, I can't imagine it ever being the case that you'd have to wait in line forever. The price really hasn't changed in a decade. It was around $100 for 2 of us in 2015, and we paid around the same (excluding the mimosa add-on) this time. Considering so many other way less good places on the strip are the same price or more, it's definitely worth checking this place out. This is the bougiest and cleanest buffet you'll ever visit. I love the individual/small serving size idea of most of the dishes. Feels way less buffet-y and ensures you don't overstuff yourself. read more
2 months ago
9 months ago
Reservations aren't reservations, they're access to the faster line, which was still 1.5-2 hours. We got here an hour early because I wanted to be on time, and we checked out the lines so I knew where to check in. The signage wasn't clear, so I thought the empty line was our line (that's what the arrows lead me to believe.) We sat around until our time and then went up and now we have to wait another 2 hours. I didn't think to bring my walker cause I thought we'd walk right up. Overbooking is a bad policy. At least they offer refunds, but it's not like I'm getting another good buffet reservation today. read more
Locals received 1/2 price this week. We went early on a Wed. No line really! Food was fresh, lots of choices, desserts are always THE BEST! Hostess was so friendly and chatty! Our waitress called us VIP's because we were local. Treated us like that also! Variety is exceptional! Easy to Park and find at Cosmo. It is race week so we did 1-15N to left Harmon exit. Right on Harmon right into Cosmo self parking. Parked by West elevators. Up elevator, up escalators left to Buffet. Gambled on way out and won money! Great experience. read more
Came to wicked spoon around 12pm. I came here without an appointment. The wait was about an hour. Keep in mind it's an all you can eat and drink. I didn't know the drinks were included (except alcoholic drinks). I stuffed myself with the snow crabs to get my moneys worth! All the food there is pretty fresh so you don't have to worry about bad picks. The wait was long but the food was worth the wait! read more
Been coming here for years and never did review. Place has many choices and I have yet to try something that was bad. The sushi station can use help. Otherwise it's great, it's gotten a bit on the expensive side. I recall bringing my younger kids and it around what you pay for 2 now read more
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Is MGM still offering BOGO for Platinum and up members?
I believe so. We were there last month (June) and took advantage of it. You even get to use the VIP line, but it wasn't that busy when we went.
Hi. I am trying to make online reservation for 2 adults and 2 children. It charges for 4 adults. What should I do? Should I only make a reservation for 2 adults online and add two children at the door on the day?
Yes. That is what you should do but keep in mind that the "reserved" table is a table for 2. If they are crowded, you may need to wait for a table for 4 to open up. There is a lot of seating and although I've only been here 3x, I have never seen it…
On the reservation page, it says that the deposit to make the reservation is non-refundable, but it also says all cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance. If I make a reservation and put down my credit card for the deposit, is it refundable?
You don't get charges any deposit unless you don't show up. If you cancel before rhe time, they don't take any of your money
How much is it for brunch on a Thursday for locals?
Approx $75/pp I recommend charging the cost to your room and then talking with a casino host prior to checking out of the hotel. A very large majority of time they will comp all meals and merch. The only thing they will not comp are tips! I hope…
What time does the buffet open for dinner?
They are not open for Dinner. They only serve breakfast and brunch.
What time they serve the crab legs everyday?
When I went two weeks ago, they put the legs out promptly at 10
Crab legs everyday or just weekends?
Crab legs are everyday day. Not just weekends.
Do Marriott Platinum members get to jump in the VIP line? Edit: Two different answers so far 🤷♂️…
No, Marriott status for the expedited line is for Ambassadors.
Crab legs on Saturday/Sunday? What time does they start bringing them out?
around 10a
Is there a time limit on how long you can be there?
90 minutes, but I think they don't really enforce it
I want to make reservation for 8 people but 2 of them are children under 5 and one is 6 years old. Do I need to make prepayment of 8 adults for the reservation then looking for refund for the kids upon arrival?
This is a question I had too and saw this review from someone recently: I would recommend making a reservation but keep in mind that when you reserve through Open Table you cannot specify if it's for adults or kids so I was charged the adult price…
What time are crab legs served?
Hi! Crab legs come out at 10a Mon-Fri and are out by 8am on Saturday & Sunday!
Now that Identity is no longer active, is there still a priority access line for certain statuses and mgm credit card holders?
We went over the weekend and they let us know that certain levels of Marriott Bon Voyage and MGM rewards status can get access to the priority line free, everyone else is $25. We went around 9a on a Saturday in August, there was no line though by…
Two kids with 4 adults on a weekday brunch, kids age 13 and 11: are kids charged as adults? We were charged $50 for 6 adults. Was this correct charge?
According to my research the charge should be 5 adults one child, now if the 11 year old appears to look older you would need to show proof
Is there weekend reservations? I can select all days EXCEPT weekend time slots for brunch.
Yes, there are weekend reservations. It's probably just booked. Highly recommend that you book in advance ASAP and keep checking the website.
Is there free parking anywhere nearby?
There's free parking for an or two nearby at Crystals and other resorts depending on the day. If you have pearl status or above with MGM rewards it's also free (at MGM resorts)
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