Wicked Spoon is easily one of the top buffet experiences in Las Vegas, alongside some of the city's other well-known buffets. The variety of food was impressive, with plenty of options to satisfy just about everyone. Overall, we were very pleased with the quality and selection.
My biggest disappointment involved the MGM Rewards discount. As an MGM Rewards member, the program advertises a discount on buffet dining. However, when we inquired about using our benefit, the staff told us the restaurant operated as a separate entity and did not honor the advertised discount. Since Wicked Spoon is located inside an MGM property, that was confusing and definitely took away from the overall experience. If you're planning to use your MGM Rewards benefits, I would recommend confirming the policy beforehand, as it seemed to be hit or miss during our visit.
I also recommend arriving early. We went in the morning, and by the time brunch service began, the line stretched out the door and service noticeably slowed. If you're staying at the hotel, it's incredibly convenient to simply take the elevator down for breakfast before the crowds arrive.
The only other observation is that the dining area feels somewhat cramped. While it meets ADA requirements, guests using wheelchairs, walkers, or other mobility devices may find the aisles and table spacing a bit tight. A few layout adjustments could make the space more comfortable and accessible.
Overall, the food quality and variety were excellent, and I would absolutely recommend Wicked Spoon to anyone visiting Las Vegas. Just be sure to verify any MGM Rewards discounts in advance and plan to arrive early for the best experience.
if you go you practically HAVE to buy the vip or make a reservation. I waited over 2 hours to be seated alone and was basically ignored by staff due to priority of the vip. At least like 10 vip
groups were seated before us. Furthermore, we were not made aware of the time of closing/when they would close the buffet until we were seated and were forced to rush our meal within a half hour. Food was mid and not worth the 2 hour wait.
AF
Anonymous Foodie
Jul 4, 2026
This is one of the worst spots my family went to in Vegas. They ask for a reservation and a pre-payment. Then we had to wait 45 minutes or more just to get in. Managers and servers just told us “walk-in is waiting long too”, or “everyone is waiting”. When we asked if we can eat past the brunch hours, one person told me “of course we would tell you otherwise”. This place has the worst service possible and getting a reservation is pointless. Would not recommend. We should have went to one of many other buffets in Vegas.
I love Wicked Spoon buffet because they have the most amazing crab legs. They cook this huge amount and then dump them into the container and I'm drooling at the sight of it. They are cooked to perfection so when I slowly snap the pieces in the middle, the crab meat comes out in one perfect piece. I don't need anything else on the buffet, I could just eat those. But I do eat some dessert at the end and my favorite is the creme brulee. I'm always looking for their locals deals so we can all trot on down to the strip from Summerlin. So good!
KM
Kranthi Muthavarapu
Jun 20, 2026
Had an amazing brunch at Wicked Spoon. The variety and quality of food were impressive from start to finish. The bone marrow was outstanding, and the Italian selections were some of my favorites. The Asian dishes were also very good, offering plenty of variety.
The breakfast options were excellent, with something for everyone. The charcuterie selection, including cheeses and salami, was fantastic. The desserts were amazing, especially the pistachio dessert. The ice cream selection was a highlight for me, and the blueberry yogurt flavor was incredible. The fresh fruit juices were also excellent and paired perfectly with the meal.
Overall, one of the best brunch buffets in Las Vegas with great quality, variety, and presentation. Definitely worth a visit.