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About
Restaurant
With top quality, familiar staples in addition to seasonal dishes, the Wicked Spoon delivers well-crafted, imaginative dishes that satisfy cravings and invite discovery.
Location
Hours
Reviews
4.2
6,894 reviews
5 stars
3,906
4 stars
1,442
3 stars
721
2 stars
358
1 star
467
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Food Quality
Overall, customers praised the food quality, particularly the crab legs and variety of options, though some noted inconsistencies and a decline in quality over time.
Service
Service received mixed reviews; while many appreciated the attentive staff, others reported issues with understaffing and rude behavior from certain employees.
Pricing
Many customers felt the buffet was overpriced for the quality and selection, with some expressing disappointment in the value for money.
Atmosphere
The atmosphere was generally described as elegant and inviting, but some found it noisy and crowded.
Vegetarian Options
Several reviews highlighted a lack of adequate vegetarian and vegan options, with some customers expressing frustration over misleading labeling.
- ESEvyad Svinkston2 days ago5.0Went on a Saturday during F1 weekend for brunch at 9am and it was absolutely packed. But wait wasn't that long and the food was excellent. By the time we left at 1030ish the line was absolutely absurd to get in. The individual portions give you a chance to try everything you want without the pressure of feeling like you're committed to everything on your plate. Our 2 year old loved trying everything and ate a ridiculous amount.
- KKKevin KouNov 13, 20254.0Wanted to try one of the more highly rated Vegas breakfast buffets for the experience. It wasn’t bad, but also didn’t really match the hype (I heard these buffets went downhill after COVID). keep in mind that you’re paying for variety and novelty more than the best quality of anyone food dish you decide to eat. Some items like the carpaccio was surprisingly good, but the snow crab was not easy to crack open because it was overcooked, which made the shells soft. The omelette bar was a nice touch, but there tended to be a long line. The sweets and dessert selection was a surprising highlight, and I would definitely leave room for ice cream for breakfast, because why not. Definitely make a reservation in advance if you want to go!
- CBcatherine burnsNov 13, 20255.0our fav buffet. hot fresh crab legs, traditional bacon/sausage/egg station. bone marrow yes! delish and beefy. sushi, made to order crepes, tonkatsu broth for the ramen was stellar. chicken n waffles, beef carpaccio, wedge salad, lovely smoked salmon and on and on and on. if I ever come back to Vegas will make sure to stop here again. worth it!
- HMHarveshp MogalNov 10, 20252.0We have been to the Wicked Spoon a few times, and this time we brought friends along. The price was definitely much steeper than it’s been in the past but what was really disappointing was the food. The variety just wasn’t great and everything tasted just okay, especially for folks that aren’t king crab leg lovers. Food tasted like it had been sitting out for a while and some of the dessert items tasted rubbery like they were thawed from frozen. I hope this was a one off, but it was such a miss especially that we had talked up the buffet to our friends. They have also downgrade the Bonoy access which was unfortunate. Not worth the $63 plus tax price tag.
- MMMJNov 8, 20255.0The rice on sushi rolls were a bit hard - not because they were old but because the center of each grain of rice was undercooked. However, everything else was great and the variety of food was excellent and the choice of dish and the presentation were all superb. From the fried chicken to shumai and fried rice, every one of them blew regular neighborhood Chinese buffet out of the water. Strong recommendation. More pricey than your regular Chinese buffet but still a good value for what you get.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wicked Spoon
Where is Wicked Spoon located?
Wicked Spoon is located at 3708 S Las Vegas Blvd, Level 2, The Chelsea Tower, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
What type of cuisine does Wicked Spoon offer?
Wicked Spoon serves a buffet with top quality, familiar staples and seasonal dishes that are imaginative and satisfying.
What are the operating hours of Wicked Spoon?
Wicked Spoon is open every day from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
How can I make a reservation or find more information about Wicked Spoon?
You can make a reservation or learn more by visiting their website at https://cosmopolitanlasvegas.mgmresorts.com/en/restaurants/wicked-spoon.html.
What is the contact information for Wicked Spoon?
You can call Wicked Spoon locally at +1 702-698-7870 or toll-free at +1 877-893-2003. For email, contact concierge@cosmopolitanlasvegas.com.
Which popular buffets are competitors to Wicked Spoon?
Competitors include Bacchanal Buffet, The Buffet @ Wynn, The Buffet @ Aria, and The Buffet @ Bellagio.
What nearby pools can guests visit around Wicked Spoon?
Guests can visit The Chelsea Pool, Bambo Pool & Spa at The Cosmopolitan, and Boulevard Pool, all nearby for swimming and relaxation.
Are there any spas near Wicked Spoon for guests to enjoy?
Yes, nearby spas include Sahara Spa @ The Cosmopolitan, Sahra Spa, Salon & Hammam, and Sahra Spa & Hammam offering beauty and wellness services.
What nearby lounges or bars can customers visit after dining at Wicked Spoon?
Nearby lounges and bars include Vesper Bar, Autograph Lounge, and Bond, perfect spots to enjoy cocktails after your meal.
What other dining options are near Wicked Spoon within The Cosmopolitan area?
Nearby dining options include Momofuku Las Vegas (Asian fusion), STK Steakhouse (steakhouse), Comme Ça (French cuisine), Lardo (burgers and sandwiches), District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew., The Henry, and Rose. Rabbit. Lie.