Food was absolutely phenomenal, but what truly made the experience unforgettable was the service. From the moment we sat down, everything felt welcoming, smooth, and genuinely enjoyable and that's all thanks to our server, Samira. Samira went above and beyond in every possible way. She was attentive without ever being overbearing, always seeming to appear at just the right moment before we even had to ask for anything. Her energy was warm, friendly, and authentic--you can tell she truly cares about what she does and takes pride in giving guests an amazing experience. She knew the menu inside and out, gave thoughtful recommendations, and made sure everything that came out was exactly right. Every detail was handled with care, from checking in at the perfect times to making sure our drinks were always full and our table was comfortable. She made us feel like we weren't just another table, but actually valued guests. What stood out the most was her attitude. She was kind, patient, and genuinely engaging, creating such a positive vibe at the table. It's rare to come across service that feels this effortless yet so intentional at the same time. Samira truly elevated the entire dining experience. The food may have brought us in, but her exceptional service is what will absolutely bring us back. If you get the chance to have her as your server, consider yourself lucky. You're in for an amazing experience. read more

This is my second favorite buffet in Las Vegas. The crab legs were, of course, delicious, and the angry mac and cheese is an absolute must-try. The fried shrimp was fantastic, but the real star of this buffet is the dessert selection. It's the best I've encountered at any buffet. The gelato is absolutely amazing, the coconut tapioca pudding is perfect, and the bread pudding is also noteworthy. Ambiance is always chaotic and crowded, service pretty inattentive every time I've been. read more

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I've been to the Wicked Spoon many times now. They are located on the second floor of the Cosmopolitan near the back of the hotel away from the Strip. The food is still pretty good here and with many hotels getting away from buffets, this is one of the few that still exists. I came in for lunch just last week with my family on a Monday and they were still fairly busy. You first walk in and you pay at the register and then you go to left-hand side where the queue is and you line up and wait until they are ready to seat you. If you have a certain tier of Mlife players card and above you're able to get into that expedited line. Not sure if they're still doing this but a while back they were also letting higher level Marriott Bonvoy members into that line as well. The waiter that I had today probably had a large region to cover. He would come by every once in a while so I made sure to order a drink whenever I did get to see him. Included with the price of the buffet are sodas juices and a couple of iced teas. Each section has them theme on the far right are a lot of Asian inspired dishes. Then there is an Italian section and then there is a barbecue section and then there are some cool dishes and some of the sections as well and far back near the Asian section is where the desserts are. Overall, I thought the dishes were pretty good. One thing that I really did enjoy was the desserts. We had a very wide variety of different types of desserts and has gelato and that was definitely the highlight of the buffet. If you are taking that back walkway between the Bellagio/Aria/Vdara, the buffet is right off that connecting walkway so it's made it fairly convenient that they're all connected now. read more

Wait time was about an hour and a half, plan to arrive early. We went for the breakfast/lunch buffet for a locals promo and there was a lot of variety, although not as many breakfast options as we would have liked. The food was good, although we debated if we would have enjoyed it full price for what was offered. Interested in returned for the dinner menu to try those food options. read more

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Everything was pretty spot on for a buffet. We arrived early so we had no crowd to push thru or line to wait in. We were first in. The buffet was spread out in different sections, each one with its own assortment of dishes. The main attractions came in their own separate containers so as to maintain consistency with the amount available at one time to customers. The lighting was very uplifting while at the same time it felt like a comfortable place to be. The service was amazing, we were able to order anything we wanted. The iced coffee was great as it came with creamer to make it yourself. All in all everything was great! Favorite was the Wicked Chicken and Waffle that they had. Will definitely go back! read more

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I had high expectations of Wicked Spoon but unfortunately, I found the buffet underwhelming. Although I found the food to be pretty good, there wasn't a lot of variety and I ended up not venturing out. The highlight of the buffet for me was definitely the dessert section. Get the molten chocolate lava cake and pair it with the thai tea gelato . Service was very good as our server checked in on our table pretty frequently despite having to take care of another 10+ tables. Check in line was a bit hectic but the check in staff worked as fast and efficient as possible. read more

Wicked Spoon - Crab legs, sausages, lamb, bacon, bone marrow - Buffets Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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For $50 this is a total deal. We were at a Las Vegas restaurant last night and they had Bone Marrow on the appetizer menu for $40. Here they had as much as you wanted, along with crab legs, Tuna poke, sushi and lots of other expensive stuff. Plus their gelato bar is fantastic. read more

It's been more than a decade since I've come here for brunch and it is almost how I remembered. The differences are definitely the price and food quality, but variety and long wait time are still there. However, a change was you can be a VIP guest by paying 25$ more per person. But we waited. We came as a party of 12, 18% service charge fee for party of 8 or more. The two kids are 3 years old therefore free and the 10 year old was half price. Total costing us roughly 60+$ each adult due to extra service charge fee. We were seated right away, kind of in an enclosed area and near the entrance through a different door. The food had so many variety in ways I remembered, not the best quality unfortunately but still very delicious. The place essentially looked the same, seating is plenty despite a long wait. Restrooms are located inside which is helpful since going out and coming back is a stroll. Fairly clean floors and tables. I grabbed almost all of the meat choices which had lamb, lamb bacon, pork adobo, tri tip, strip loin, sausages, and more. Other choices I tried were fried chicken wings, tuna salad, smoked salmon and assorted pairings (such as cream cheese, capers, onions, tomatoes), and lamb gyro. Unfortunately, I did not try the snow crab legs but was told by my family who did try it that they were buttery and flaky! I tried many desserts and my favorite is chocolate chip cookies which was super crumbly and gooey and chewy... in addition they have no sugar added gelato, which I tried the chocolate one. Very decadent and creamy. Tiramisu was not my favorite as their cheesecake was better. The staff was very attentive and helpful, they let us split our table afterwards when it got too crowded to fit 12 of us in one table... Overall their desserts section was the best, everyone in our table ate mostly gelato... read more

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My experience there was different from the average Buffet, but I thoroughly enjoyed it and it was worth the money.

Wicked spoon's buffet falls short compared to other neighboring options. The fish didn't taste fresh, the food was overly salty (including crab legs) and it just felt like a low budget production. We tried many dishes and none stood out and made us want to return. read more

Wicked spoon is open for brunch daily til 3pm on weekdays and 4pm on Saturday & Sunday. On our last trip to Vegas, we decided to get our grub in here, and we were both glad we did! It was a quick walk from our hotel, and we were happy to see there was no line at all. Cost for the weekday brunch buffet is $47 each before tip. Employees were helpful and friendly, and were fairly quick to clear our plates. The buffet had a good variety of dishes, including seafood (the crab legs were a bit salty but still delicious, and I put some in my angry mac & cheese...yum!), a grill section with different types of meat and even bone marrow, vegetarian options, and desserts. I enjoyed almost everything I chose, and would definitely come back again. read more

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My husband and I were celebrating our anniversary and we had an exceptional time at the wicked spoon. Our brunch was made special by Stacey, she really made us feel really welcomed and helped us celebrate our anniversary in the best was possible. She was so sweet! We can't wait to go back. read more

This brunch buffet in the Cosmopolitan is the best buffet I have ever been to. The food selection is massive and new things are constantly being put out. There was a great selection of breakfast items such as an omelette station, waffle station, French toast and breakfast meats. The lunch items included freshly carved meat station, a sushi buffet, a ramen buffet and more. There was also an entire dessert station with fresh gelato being scooped! I only wish I had more space inside so I could have eaten all of the options that they had! read more

Solid brunch buffet with an Asian flair! Food quality is above traditional stereotypes sometimes associated with buffet.

Service/decor: Apparently they have done some upgrades lately and this place is much improved. There was a wait about 30 min. I wished they had better signage as I waited in line but didn't have to do to my tier status with mgm. Staff was friendly and plates were cleared quick. Food: plenty of food options minus vegetables as they barely had any and the salads were already dressed and gross after a while. The tacos and meat station were my favorite. They have a wide variety and a lot of gluten free options including French toast you just have to ask for it. read more

My first Vegas buffet visit went well. I wanted quality over quantity so I pad the $50 per person. But I was annoyed that you had to decide your tipping selection when you make reservation even if zero. How will I know what I want to tip before getting served? So I made a lower tip given that it is buffet style. We attended on a Monday at 10am and stayed for the allotted 90 minutes. Pros: Very clean and quiet with soft pop music playing. Food was hot, fresh with appetizing plating and presentation Omelette, Asian food, crab legs, sushi, Latin flavors, carving station, and stir fry bar Favorites: Shrimp and grits, soft scrambled eggs with crème, fried chicken, lemon tart, gelato (delish), fresh juice Surprised that there was no salad bar at brunch, just individual salads and a kale salad. But perhaps that is a cleanliness measure. Also not a lot of other vegetables other than Asian green beans. But it was early in the day. *The salad selection got much better after 11am and I stayed to enjoy a delisous harvest salad. Favorite desserts: chocolate gelato, crème brûlée, lemon tart, gluten free chocolate chip cookies. Our waitress did come around much. I guess she wasn't impressed with my pre tip. I considered leaving more but felt she earned what I gave initially. Overall nice high quality food, especially for a buffet but I wasn't tempted to take any home in my purse lol. read more

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I've been to Wicked Spoon quite a few times. Now there is a kiosk you must use right before arriving the desk, electing how many folks are in your party, and you must pay at the kiosk. I found that to be a bit convenient. The wait on a weekday at 11:15am was roughly 20 minutes. The food was good. Nothing truly spectacular to blow me away but was good. I did appreciate a bit of filipino representation with their chicken adobo. The crab legs were still my favorite. I believe it was good and worth the price. Would definitely go back. read more

I had the opportunity to finally get to check out this place while I was in town. I've seen so many vloggers cover this and wanted to check it out. It's a very large space, not surprisingly due to it being a Vegas buffet space. It is located at the far end of the Cosmopolitan Casino & Hotel. I do recommend making a reservation if you want to be seated fairly quickly, but you do have the option to walk up. I was immediately greeted by a hostess who directed me to the cashier that would handle my reservation & payment. Once seated, my server (I believe Natalie), that was very friendly and attentive, took my drink order. Since I was at the early seatings for the day, everything on the food lines (which is long and several sections) looked great and bountiful. While I opted for a few items (since I'm not a big breakfast person), everything was good. I will say, presentation is everything and they get a high rating for that and tasted good. And a majority of their food is set out on their own plates/bowls, so less risk of folks handling community serving tongs. Aside from that, there was nothing that blew me away, definitely worth the price to experience their offerings. read more

Wicked Spoon - Buffets Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Decent buffet. Not as big as some.of the other buffets. Hard to pile your plate when most items are on a separate plate as a tapas. Must try the Wicked Juice and the creme brulee. So amazing! read more

I'm not going to lie, I enjoyed the novelty of the place a much as the food. The food was really good and plentiful. Nothing ran out and things were replenished fast. Staff was polite, funny, and quick. Tables were comfortable and appropriate for a variety of groups from bachelor/bachelorette parties and the elderly to families and couples: Booths, tables, combos, rounds, rectangles etc. The food was extremely varied and all well spiced. I loved the desserts, dumplings, and the shrimp and grits best. We waited for 1 hr in line at 11am. Be aware of the wait. Clean bathrooms. read more

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Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. 3.5 stars bc the beef carpacio was the worst thing I have eaten at a buffet. For me, the best was the seered salmon and cream cheese with kapers and tomatoes. Perfect for a bagel sandwich. I also really enjoyed the shu mai. It was really filled with meat. It's really tasty actually. The tri tip wasn't bad either. Their Mac n cheese was disappointing. It was soooo dry. The bone marrow was good. The fried chicken, flavorless, and the snow crab legs were so salty. The service was excellent. They're very professional there and attentive. I see that there were a lot of servers. The layout of the buffet was a bit weird to me. It's long and weirdly spaced. It's a bit too dim, and it felt depressing. I remember this buffet being so much better. Had I not have comp, I probably wouldn't pay 50$ to eat here. But again, it's vegas, and everything is expensive. Since I will always have comp, I'll eat at this buffet over all the other mgm property buffets. This is better than the bellagio buffet imo. read more

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The most importantly it is WAY OVERRATED and OVERPRICED. I believe we paid around $55 per person. And I expected so much more, in terms of taste and variety. Especially for meat. I watched several YouTubers reviews about it, and they were saying great things about meat selection and how great it tastes. Disappointment. Big time. I am not talking about cold cuts, but cooked meat. Not much to chose from and it tased bland. We didn't return, Otherwise it was decent. read more

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I'm usually not a big fan of buffets, but I would say this buffet is one of the must tries if you are in Vegas. Went here this morning for brunch, as it was really convenient since my boyfriend and I are staying here at the Cosmo. As soon as we got down from the elevator, it was just right there. There was a bit of a line but it wasn't too bad, about a 10 minute wait at 9A.M. We got to seated immediately. The server was very polite and attentive, making sure we had all of our needs and that our plates were cleared throughout the meal. Going through the food, there was a lot of variety. Some things that stood out for me that I would recommend trying is the Beef Tri-tip, chicken and waffles,and the egg benedict. What I loved the most was the dessert bar! I got a big sweet tooth. Loved the fruity pebble rice krispy treat and their mini donuts. I think what the highlight of it was the chocolate molten cake topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. That was super yum! Overall, a great first experience for brunch. Would definitely come back. read more

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Wicked spoon was first buffet I had in Vegas. It was recommended by my SIL who used to live here. Easy to park and it was bit of a wait but not too long. Very spacious with seating arrangement between other tables. Good vibe and good food options. They had variety of choices for Asian foods, Mexican, and seafood. So many brunch menus to choose from and cute size cakes. If you're brunch person and likes sweets, this is the place for you. read more

One of my favorite buffet in LV. If you are a drinker, go for all you can drink. They have many different fusions food. 89% yummy!! They make the serving side small so you can get many different kinds to try without getting full quickly. Love the homemade omelette and Italian ice cream and sorbet! Lastly. If you love crabs legs, go for it! read more

We went on Wednesday Local price $38. This week they have Spring break promotion buy one get one free. Food quality is so good. We went there for Crab legs and it's better than we expected. A lot verity of food. We have a little bit of everything.Service is good. Smile face from the front door to the table and buffet line. They are serving with small plates. It's so easy to grab and go. I know is not the best in town but $47-56 is worth it. read more

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Today, we waited for 4 hours on the line and only to be told that we did not make it to the cut off. People behind us, 100s remains in line , No clue that they will be told to leave one they reach the front . They gave us $25 credit for waiting in vain. They could have handle it better. When my friend questioned why we were never told in advance. No less than the Gen mgr. , threatened us to leave or they will call Security . Demanded to leave my hotel when we tried to appeal. Really?Worst experience , worst hotel service. I dont Even want to give a one star. read more

This is the buffet located in the Cosmo hotel. I went for the weekday brunch and I was so impressed! It lives up the hype. So many options for food! It made me want a bigger stomach. It is a bit pricey but if that's your like big meal for the day, I think it's great. Especially if you go on a weekday, it is so much cheaper- somewhere around $40. They also say there's a time limit for the buffet but I'm not sure that was enforced. I tried a little bit from every section but the desserts really got me. They had pastries but also a whole case of gelato! read more

Wicked Spoon - Buffets Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

If you have status, don't even waste your time or deposit to put in a reservation. You still have to wait in the hour long line. Only use it if you don't have status. Even for large parties, once you get to the front, that's when they arrange your tables. They said it was another 45 minute wait even though we had a prepaid reservation. Some of the servers are nice but the one that seats you was particularly grouchy. Food wise it has significantly gone downhill in terms of variety. The crab legs are skinnier. I do like that they lay out the crab cracker tools for easy access. The ice cream variety is still great and the desserts overall are still better than bacchanal but the meats and seafood are better there. read more

We got here on a Thursday around 11:30am and the line moved fairly quickly - we got seated within about 15 minutes of wait. There are seven stations in total and the king crabs definitely steal the show! The crabs (and legs) are huge and slightly salted with lemons and melted butter on the side - must try! I also really like the bone marrow and shrimp! Bone marrow was just perfection - very rich flavor and melted in my mouth! Shrimp was super fresh and very simply seasoned so you can taste its original flavor. The other big highlight is the dessert! The desert station is huge and you can practically find everything you are looking for and of course includes gelatos! We were very satisfied with what we got for the price and will be back! read more

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Came here on a Tuesday morning this past week around 10:30am ish, and there was no line to enter. For $47 per person, it's one of the cheapest buffets on the strip and it's totally worth the money if you like buffets. Pros: - A lot of variety to choose from, even though it's a "brunch" buffet that is only open until 2pm. My favorites are the bone marrow, the gelato, tri-tip with chimichurri sauce, beef carpaccio, shrimp and grits, and creme brulee. They also had pretty good mac and cheese, as well as apple farro salad. I usually try to focus on things I wouldn't be able to eat typically or make for myself - Really solid service, very efficient cashier and servers. Our server was really responsive when we asked for drinks or coffee. Our plates were cleared out pretty often - clean bathroom - There are crab legs, but they might not be as fresh as when you eat at a non-buffet. - Despite mass-produced food, everything is still aesthetically pleasing and well plated (especially the beef carpaccio and bone marrow!). - Some portions can still be large (especially if they're carbs or the desserts), so if you're coming with at least a party of 2, I recommend sharing things so you can try a wider variety of things - The gelato actually tastes amazing and is like its own little dessert shop all in one. Cons: - skip all the regular stuff you can either get at a non-buffet restaurant pretty easily (eg. I would avoid the Asian food, the "sushi," and the Chinese food/dim sum because you could get that for real for a cheap price). Overall, a solid 4/5, and pretty affordable if you're looking to do a buffet experience in Vegas. Decent food quality, and really excellent variety overall. read more

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I first went to Wicked Spoon located at Level 2, The Chelsea Tower of The Cosmopolitan back in October 2018, pre-COVID after hearing about Wicked Spoon on the Worth It on BuzzFeed series. I had a great time so I recently came back on Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 9:58am. It was great to see the signs within The Cosmopolitan are still very helpful in finding Wicked Spoon and the dog statues were still there. My husband and I approached the counter and were charged for 2 Adult Lunch at $54.00 each plus tax and tip. After paying, we were seated right away and the hostess put a copy of the receipt standing up with the time we were seated. The dining room had a good amount of other patrons. Our server, Marisol, greeted us and asked what drinks we would like. Wicked Spoon proudly serves Coca-Cola products. I also ordered the Lavender Peach Palmer for $8.00. The palmer had Lavender, White Peach, Fresh Brewed Ice Tea, and Lemonade. It was delicious and very refreshing. We then headed to the buffet. There is a cold bar with fruits and salads; omelet station; brunch station with cajun shrimp and cheddar grits; buttermilk pancakes; biscuits and gravy; international station with tacos, hummus, gyro; asian station with roast pork buns, egg rolls, and ramen; grill station with bone marrow and pork loin; and of course desserts with gelato and a variety of small desserts. I enjoyed the variety of dishes and as we got closer to 11:30am, there were new dishes coming out. The asian station was extremely disappointing. The desserts were very good. Since the last time I came to Wicked Spoon, the times of service have been updated and no longer serve dinner. They are now open Monday-Friday from 8am-3pm and Saturday-Sunday from 9am-4pm. Compared to the other buffets in Las Vegas, Wicked Spoon is less expensive and the buffet is decent. Service is great and attentive. I do like how the food is in individual serving dishes and in the perfect serving sizes. I don't know if I would come back the next time I'm in Las Vegas since I've already been here twice; I would probably try one of the other buffets. read more

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Love the variety offers of food. Some points that needs attention: Bacon Snow Crab legs - I would love to enjoy as much as i could but too salty for me i think. Service- love it. Am Filipino, and i appreciate every one of them for acknowledging their fellow Filipino. Good service too. Ambiance is nice. I would love to come back again next time. read more

Wicked Spoon - Buffets Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This buffet is one of the best buffets in Las Vegas hands down. The food is amazing. The service is outstanding. The ambience is just right. The staff are actually smiley and polite. If MGM ever decides to close this buffet, it would be a big mistake in my opinion. They have done a good job with this one. Keep up the good work. Certainly recommended. Thank you read more

Huge variety, but not really my taste. This buffet was mainly for my husband. He's been dying to go here after seeing a YouTube video many years ago, so I decided to book it on our trip. He would give this place five stars, but since this is my account I'm giving it three. I booked the restaurant ahead of time so we could get reservations. I'm glad I did, because the line was long. You have to pay for the whole thing when you make reservations, but it was well worth it. They also have $30 unlimited bloody mars/mimosas. They are $16 each so if you drink more than one it's worth it. We drank three each, making it worth it. They come pretty frequently to refill your glass. We came for lunch and they had a good variety of meats, salad, dessert, etc. I liked the tuna poke and caesar salad with anchovy. They also have gelato for dessert, which was delicious. I like the small plates, so I could try a lot of things. I wasn't really wowed with any of the dishes, which is why I'm giving it three stars, but if you want a variety of things, this is your place. read more

Amazing buffet! Great quality food, great portions, great variety! The all you can drink is a great option too! My friend and I came here on New Year's eve with no reservation and got seated after waiting an hour which is to be expected. The service was great, our waiter was attentive, and the workers were respectful given the holiday and rush hour. This place is amazing, highly recommend going with friends and family! read more

We waited from 10:15 am to 2:15 pm to eat at their buy one get one free special. Although we should have came earlier, the way that they didn't let us know up until we got to the entrance that we weren't being served is just wrong. There must've been easily 60+ people that were turned away at the very entrance. They should've established the cut off line a lot sooner and saved folks their time. The manager of the Wicked Spoon even refused to comp parking, so we not only wasted 4 hours of unnecessary time but she made no effort to soothe things leaving us with $25 parking fees, hungry stomachs, and anger. A lot folks including my friend were understandably upset that they led people on for an additional 2 hours when they could've sent people on their way. When my friend asked if this was proper customer service, she threatened to have security called on him. She can keep her $25 coupons, it's the way you treat your customers that determines whether they ever come back. read more

Literally waited 4 hours and no one ever inform us for the cut off until we got to the buffet entrance and informed us that they closed. The one said "owner" and I know she was not, she get paid salary by the Cosmopolitan didnt respect the client's time and threaten me to call security after I called her out if the way she was handled everything correctly? she was so angry and upset and threaten me to "get the h*ll out of her restaurant" read more

Awesome experience at reception by Mary Ann.Super attentive waiter, Hesmin.A nice visit from the Chef, Jasmine Rattanopas making sure that our group of 10 was enjoying our birthday brunch celebration. She presented us with a beautiful array of assorted desserts for our birthday celebrant...an instagram special for sure. Every single food item was very nicely presented. We couldn't try them all but everything we ate truly tasted as good as their presentation. Thank you! We will surely come back with a bigger group! read more

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I love the variety of options at Wicked Spoon! I think there is always a line here for a reason. Each little bite you get is usually quite delicious! My favorite dish this last visit was the eggs Benedict. It was incredible that they could make such a small bite of this dish taste so delicious! The flavors were on point! I also think they have a lovely dessert bar and that is probably my favorite course. Service was lovely! Our server was very attentive and sweet! read more