Wicked Spoon

Reviews

• BB

  Bruce

  1 day ago
  4.0
  This is a great buffet especially for the price. Some notable items that stuck out to me are the crab legs, gelato bar, shak shuka, chicken & waffles, and bone marrow. The servers are excellent. The is plenty of space that can accommodate large parties without the congested feeling.
• TS

  TSgt Bruce Starks

  1 day ago
  4.0
  Great buffet especially for the price. There is a wide ranch of options. Some that stuck out to me are the gelato bar, crab legs, shakshuka , chicken & waffle & bone marrow. I wish I had a bigger appetite so that I could’ve tried more. I want to bring family and friends back to this one.
• JJ

  JJ

  2 days ago
  4.0
  Good veriaty selection of food, desert was my favorite part, but be careful about one little waffle cone desert, it has a little aluminum foil wrap colored with the same color of the dessert which almost chocked my throat for few minutes…… hope the chef make some changes about this, could be danger to kids!
• AV

  Albie Vas

  Mar 31, 2026
  5.0
  Wicked Spoon inside The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is one of the best buffets in Las Vegas. For around $70, the quality is a step above most buffets. It’s not just quantity, it’s actually good food. Everything feels more like small plates than typical buffet trays, and the variety is solid. Huge plus if you’re a local, Wednesdays are half off, which makes this an easy decision. From savory options to desserts, everything is well done and consistently fresh. If you’re looking for a quality buffet experience on the Strip, this is definitely one to try.
• ET

  Esther Teo

  Mar 17, 2026
  2.0
  PSA: 2026 Review - Not worth your time and money; misleading opening hours. We have watched plenty of YouTube videos about Las Vegas buffets and this came highly recommended across various reviews online. We arrived at 8am and was told that the time limit for dining was 90 minutes. But about maybe a quarter of the food (such as the bone marrow and fried chicken) was not ready at 8am, and was only gradually made available by about 830am. We also only found out later (from another customer) that the crab legs were only available from 10am onwards, but was asked to leave by then (even though the place was barely half full). We were never told that arriving at their stated opening hour of 8am means you won’t be able to access their full menu - even though you pay the exact same price. This is misleading. Please only go at least after 9 or 930 if you don’t want to waste the first half an hour waiting for the full selection of food to be available. The food selection was varied but the quality was very disappointing. A lot of it tasted like frozen food. Contrary to some older reviews, no prime rib was available. Other than the crab legs (which we didn’t get to eat), there was zero fresh seafood - no sashimi, fresh prawns or oysters. The atmosphere was fine and befits a 5 star hotel, but we are sure any other 5 star buffets would have provided equal or better in this regard. We paid about US$150 for 2. We would have appreciated knowing this before we went: if you have eaten at any of the equivalent 5-star buffets in Asia such as Singapore, Hong Kong, China or Bangkok - this definitely falls far short. Don’t waste your time and money. We were glad we did not waste a single minute queuing for this disappointment. It would have been better eating at a restaurant along the Strip. We will not be coming back again, but we hope the Wicked Spoon can be honest about its true opening hours and offerings in the future.