The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas

Reviews

• RW

  Rosa Wang

  4 days ago
  4.0
  I had a party of 9. My son's birthday. It was dinner for Saturday so the price is a bit higher. I did not mind because it is a nice buffet. With such a large party, 18 percent service charge was automatic. I did not mind because it saves me having to do math to calculate how much to leave. So tell me why my server did not come once to refill my drink. Four drinks on the table and he refilled one. He came along after I hailed him down like a taxi. Is it because I already paid my tip so he didn't have to try hard? Sure, it was a busy night but he came and refilled one family members drink but miss the other three. My kids were put at the adjacent table because they did not have a big table. The same server refilled there drinks without even asking. I just feel the server today was lacking. Food always enjoyable.
• MR

  M Rainbow

  4 days ago
  5.0
  (As of 2023) It’s been almost two and a half years now, unfortunately, but it really was the best brunch buffet I’ve ever been to. We were at Les Grands Buffets in the south of France just recently, and it was no match for this, unfortunately. As we’d booked in advance for 10.30 am (relatively early), we didn’t have to queue for long and were shown to our table. Soft drinks, juice and speciality coffees were included in the price! Usually, drinks are charged extra at buffets. ‘Endless Pour’ now costs an extra $3, which includes selected cocktails, beer and wine (for over-21s). We didn’t have to queue for long anywhere. Around midday, at about 12 o’clock, some dishes were replaced. The dessert buffet was endless. And we really liked the background music. It’s a shame we couldn’t fit any more in…! $65 is certainly not cheap, but you rarely find a buffet like this. Luckily, it’s on the other side of the world for us, otherwise we’d go more often than is good for us! But if you’re in Las Vegas, I recommend this extravaganza. The buffet has wi
• AB

  Alex B

  6 days ago
  4.0
  Saturday night buffet for two. As you may read in reviews, even with a reservation we had to wait 10-15 minutes before being seated, but people were waiting far longer in the non-priority line! Not a fan of the decor; while colorful, it was dated, and the buffet area seemed a little crowded. We both agreed we prefer somewhere like the wicked spoon at the Cosmo. Food on the buffet was generally very good with lots of selection - really too much to try! Contrary to some other reviews here we really enjoyed the meats we tried, especially the short rib and the brisket. Seafood-wise the crab legs were delicious, but the 1.5lb lobster tail we splurged on was a little disappointing, nothing wrong with it, but wouldn't bother ordering it again. Loved the crepe station for dessert - highly recommend the bananas foster! We had the endless sip package as well and initially were concerned about service, as no one came by our table for the first 15 mins, up once our assigned waiter appeared he did an excellent job ensuring our glasses were always full and plates cleared every time we went to the buffet for more. Overall, not disappointed in the Wynn buffet, except for purchasing the optional lobster tail, but with all the other choices in Vegas I think we'd either try somewhere new or return to another like the Wicked Spoon.
• SZ

  Scott Zhang

  May 13, 2026
  3.0
  Long story short: Not worth the money. Price: EXPENSIVE . It’s hard to remember when buffet used to cost 30 bucks. With the current price easily hit 100 bucks after tax. Food: MEDIOCRE. Okay selections. There is crab, there is shrimp, there is beef, there is lamb. But it’s hard to justify the price. Lobster tail is available but with extra 90 bucks, after the hundred dollar charge of the buffet. Lobster roll barely has any lobster. BBQ short rib is lukewarm and has pretty much only bones. Prime rib practically is raw. Crab legs and claws are largely empty. There is a skewer station, yet only 2 can be ordered for each visit. Service: again, as a reminder, with the price tag, tips expected is around 20 bucks per person. My waitress showed up 15 minutes after I got seated to greet me and get drink order. She is obviously more interested to see my credit card than bringing my drink. And she disappeared after 2 sodas. Chefs in the food stations are just minding their own business than helping the dinner. Lamb leg is hiding in the back, with nothing cut in to pieces, and with on one to be found to serve it. Short ribs are dogged from under the decorative vegetables and looked charred, yet they still pushed them out for dinner to take. Atmosphere: Just OKAY. Decoration of the restaurant is practically the same as how it was 5 years ago, with price keeps going up. With all of that, they apparently are still busy. Arriving at 2:30 pm still means waiting in line for 35 minutes. There are definitely less dinners than my previous visits, but time and price might have played a roll. Probably this will be the last time I visit there.
• AR

  Angela Romano

  May 12, 2026
  5.0
  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas was absolutely phenomenal from start to finish. The atmosphere was elegant, upscale, and beautifully designed, but the real star was the food. Every station was fresh, flavorful, and presented like edible artwork on a velvet runway. From the seafood selections to the carving station and decadent desserts, everything tasted top tier. The staff was attentive, friendly, and kept everything running seamlessly despite how busy it was. You can truly tell they take pride in the experience they provide. The dessert station alone deserves its own standing ovation because every bite was heavenly. If you’re visiting Las Vegas and want a buffet experience that feels luxurious while still being welcoming and worth every penny, The Buffet at Wynn is a must. Definitely one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in Vegas! ✨🍽️🎰