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It was crazy in here awesome place awesome food try deserts
It was crazy in here awesome place awesome food try deserts with edible gold, is expensive but once in a lifetime experience would comeback again!
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I visited the Wicked Spoon in 2015, and it was the standout
I visited the Wicked Spoon in 2015, and it was the standout meal from that trip. Easily 5 stars, really great presentation and quality. Great selection, all good stuff to report. The second trip wasn't quite as good. The quality of the food was mostly on par, but a totally different dynamic from a service perspective. It's no surprise, the good places to eat in Vegas have a long line. I can't complain about that. Initially, we were told we'd have an hour wait. Sure! Let's pay, wait an hour and smash, right? Two hours and twenty minutes later, we're seated. People standing in line with us were pretty livid. The host offered zero empathy for those folks, not even a blanket apology for a pretty huge discrepancy in wait time. You'd figure they would do everything they could to prevent a loud scene, but the host clearly did not care. The quality of the food was still good, but not quite as good as 6 years ago. This feels like a place that had some initial success, but became a little complacent over the years. May or may not return.
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Decided to try this buffet for breakfast since I was
Decided to try this buffet for breakfast since I was staying at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. We made a reservation the night prior and was immediately seated. Presentation was 5/5, but flavor and buffet variety was mediocre. However, I recommend their cold pressed juice and ~20 gelato flavors! Other than that, nothing else really stood out to me... sadly. However, this is worth a try when you're in Vegas!
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Our first time trying this buffet.
The dinning area is beautiful and there are many types of food to choose from. Some food was great while some was average. What I really like are the portions. I do not usually eat a whole lot at buffets. The Wicked Spoon serves their food in small portions, which I think is great. Give it a try if you re in the area.
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Buffet had pretty good selection of food.
To make the most out of your book I would suggest going fro the premium beef cuts and crab legs since it's AYCE. The Asian food and sushi is a bit mid (especially the sushi). The only thing I hated was the hour and half wait time during the lunch hour. That was unbearable.
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Good food but I would say save a lot of room for dessert if
Good food but I would say save a lot of room for dessert if possible eat walk the strip an hour again for dessert. I can't express how amazing the food was an how fast the service was. Only thing I would say that I didn't enjoy was the line for the crab legs ;however, once I sat down an had myself some crab legs dipped in butter it made the line feel like nothing. I caught myself waiting in line again an again. I would say make a reservation week in advance to give you the best walk in walk out experience
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Kay H on 03/31/2022
First experience of a Vegas buffet and it was sensational! The food choices were so varied and I really loved the little plates. Everything I had was delicious. Our server was Abraham - wow what a fantastic waiter. He watched our drinks like a hawk and we never once had to look for him to get a refill.
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Very Expensive breakfast buffet
Very expensive dining venue for breakfast. The food quality and taste are decent. I will admit this buffet offers a lot of seafood dishes. Wish there was a way to pay a reduced price for those of us who do not want to eat seafood. I just wanted to have a traditional breakfast with eggs, pancakes, French toast, bacon and sausage. The dining room was very nice and the waitstaff service is good.
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Wicked Spoon is easily the best bang for your buck Vegas
Wicked Spoon is easily the best bang for your buck Vegas buffet. Coming in at just $45 for lunch, this buffet boasts the luxurious foods like crab legs and bone marrow.Yes buffet is wildly popular, so lines do form at every station. But it's not too long, and you get at least an hour and a half to eat everything you could ever want.Start off with their Asian station. They have really good pork belly baos and sausage longanisa. They even have a curry/ramen/pho station to make your own bowls which is awesome. But the real winner at the station is the crab legs which are always super popular. The crab legs are small, but the meat is incredibly juicy and tender when you get it. They are steamed legs, and eating it by dipping it in the clarified butter that is provided is insane.I next want to move onto the pizza station. Yes, you would not expect this to be discussed as usual you should not get pizza at fancy buffets. The nice things that these pizzas are usually a two biter dish. And the real winner is there for a jerk pizza. This has excellent mushrooms and caramelized onions on it, and it's the perfect pizza to eat. We can now move onto the breakfast station. I'm a huge fan of pancakes and French toast, and this buffet easily has the best pancakes and French toast you'll ever have. Sure, you normally wanna fill yourself up with meats to get your moneys worth, but you would be doing yourself a disservice to skip trying this.Now on to the main course - the meat station. First thing to get is there wicked fried chicken. Some of the best fried chicken I've had. Super crunchy and flavorful while being irresistibly moist and juicy on the inside.The roasted beef tri-tip is another great cut of meat that they will carve and serve you.Next to the carving area is their barbecue area. While all of those foods are incredibly delicious, I personally loved the barbecued sausage. So much flavor, so juicy, great snap when you bite through the casing.The pièce de résistance at the meat station is without a doubt the bone marrow. Giant bones cut in half filled with what can only be described as the greatest mouthful of food you will ever have. Bone marrow is essentially like meat butter, and it melts in your mouth when you eat it. I like the way they served it here because it came with a crispy fried shredded pork bite on top to provide a little texture and color. We easily ate 10 bone marrows between the three of us.They also had a cold section that had items like salad (don't get that), beef carpaccio (yum), fresh made guac and chips (didn't try), shrimp cocktail (yum) and some soups (didn't try).The final shining star of this place is the dessert area. You can be easily overwhelmed by at least 30 different dessert options including a full gelato bar. Every dessert was incredible and had varying taste in flavors. Shoutouts to the Oreo covered chocolate strawberries, the fruit cobbler, the bread pudding, and the gelato bar with awesome flavors (I had mango passion fruit, raspberry, and Thai tea flavors.Overall, it was an incredible experience for just $45 plus tax and tip.
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Greeter who seats guests named ADA was rude, with attitude
Greeter who seats guests named ADA was rude, with attitude and was a smart ass. We waited to be seated for 1.5 hrs. We kept getting bypassed because we were a party of 7. I asked for a manager and immediately we got seated. Where we were seated, there were a lot of tables empty! Food was okay. They didn't have prime rib. The man at the carving station said they couldn't find supply, which is understandable. Oh, they do not validate parking. Gotta pay for parking. On a lighter note and I wouldn't miss to mention is our server, Rodrigo, who was awesome and attended to us promptly. Thanks, Rodrigo!
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The food is beyond amazing! Treat yourself and do the
The food is beyond amazing! Treat yourself and do the bottomless mimosas. It's definitely worth the price. Literally everything I ate was packed with flavor. The Mac and cheese was to die for This was the first buffet style place that already had the food portioned out, made for quick grabbing and going. You didn't have to wait for others to scoop out their food. If you have a sweet tooth don't get me started on their desserts. I'll definitely be returning.
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Prior to Covid, The Wicked Spoon was our fav buffet - small
Prior to Covid, The Wicked Spoon was our fav buffet - small plates but excellent and often innovative items. We usually stay at the Bellagio but always hit the Wicked Spoon during our tri-annual vegas trips. Unfortunately, our first visit last week since Feb 2019 was quite the disappointment. Most concerning was the wait line was misleading. The line goes to the cash register so one would expect after paying you get seated.... nope, you get shunted to another 'hidden' waiting area. After waiting 25 minutes in the first 'line", we got to the cash register but before paying we saw the 2nd wait line and asked how long a wait before we paid, we were assured 15 minutes max - this ended up being another 53 minutes wait. The food - after a 1 1/4 hour wait was not the old Wicked Spoon quality we were used to. The Bellagio buffet is actually now better (and its 4 not 5 stars). Sheri, you need to do something about the misleading wait line and talk to the cook staff as to why the quality and innovativeness has slipped so much. (Sheri is the Wicked's manager)
Over priced average buffet food. Very disappointed.
You have an hour and a half to eat, which is not long enough to try everything you want to,. unless you wolf it down like a pig.
Come hungry!!! Located on the second floor (right next to opium)- bring your appetite! They have every single kind of cuisine... imaginable. Try EVERYTHING! The line gets very long as the day goes on so either have the skip the line with your identity card or come early!!! Enjoy!
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This is in the top three of buffets in Vegas for sure.
It is kinda hidden in the furthest reaches of The Cosmopolitan. That is nice in the fact that you can walk off a bit of your meal. Entry process is a little slow but that was really the only downfall. The service at the table was good and the drinks came quickly. The buffet has tons of choices and a massive amount of desserts. The hardest part was not taking too much of each thing you wanted. You fill up really fast (or at least my friend and I did) and you don't have room to eat everything you want. So make smart choices!
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Rounded up for this review although I would give this
Rounded up for this review although I would give this buffet a 4.5/5. Wicked Spoon does not have prime rib but makes up for this with their sirloin at the carving station. This buffet is not only more affordable than popular spots like the Buffet at the Wynn & Bacchanal but also offers unique options. They are currently only open for Breakfast/Brunch/Lunch and are walk-in only! Highlights:- Sirloin: tender, moist, no complaints!- Crab legs: Good quality crab legs (although I think Wynn's buffet crab legs are still better)- Warm chocolate lava cake: soo good, I can't eat just one- Dessert selection: solid! Gelato here is better than Bacchanal'sPasses:- Bone marrow: this was disappointing as the Wicked Spoon used to be my go-to spot for for their bone marrow but now most of the bone marrow is either hardly filled or just topped with dry shredded short rib. Where did the flavor go?- No online reservations so we arrived at 11 and ended up getting seated at 1. Getting checked in is easy but most of the waiting time comes after you pay and are directed to wait in a long line to get your table
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Scam! False advertising! They lie about their price just
Scam! False advertising! They lie about their price just for you to spend an hour in line to pay and get told yo pay $25 more per person to get into an expedited line, will never come back again, not worth the wait or the money!
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In this video review, we show you every single buffet item
In this video review, we show you every single buffet item at the Wicked Spoon in Las Vegas. <a href="/redir?url=https%3A%2F%2Fyoutu.be%2FibNkTuALrAU&s=c96c65eff916a5862a48195edd261db24cb03fdccb42b12da8b2d2468c78da3c" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">youtu.be/ibNkTuALrAU</a>
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Don't go when you are super hungry cause the line is long.
Love the desserts here. Food is ok. This buffet is one of those that you go once just for the experience.
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1st and last time here.
5 out of 8 in our party all got food poisoning, including myself. All 5 of us ate crab legs, the 2 friends who didn't get sick didn't eat the crab. I was wondering why one of the legs turned to mush as I tried to push out the meat with my thumb. Apparently this means seafood is gone bad! Over or undercooked seafood will be extra firm, not liquified mush. To top it off they were rude, made us come in to file a report, then told us we didn't call or that we should of just did the report over the phone, really? Very shady and was told they had to open an investigation, meanwhile they're probably getting more people sick trying to sweep this under the rug. And no refund! They have to do the investigation first, and the security kept questioning if we were drinking AFTER we told him we don't drink, very condescending. Rotten meat can kill elderly or immunocompromised people but no big deal to the Cosmopolitan! Shame!
This weekend was our anniversary weekend and my friends from Oregon were coming to Vegas (some for their first time), so it was supposed to be a very special couple days. We go to Wicked Spoon in the Cosmopolitan as it's one of the highly recommended buffets in Las Vegas. Long story short, majority of our party are displaying symptoms of food poisoning and it's not looking like the Cosmo is going to be doing a single thing about it. Maybe at one point Wicked Spoon was a quality place to eat, but currently they got lukewarm, mushy crab legs and stale desserts. Why the wildly varying consistency and is there ANYONE tasting things as food is heading out of the kitchen?? Sad because everything looked really nice, until you took a bite. Unless waves of severe stomach cramps, cold sweats and being in a constant state of nausea sounds like the perfect way to spend your vacation, BEWARE the Wicked Spoon (Las Vegas) as it is living up to its name in the absolute worst possible waysThe Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas wth is you doing#dirtydining #foodpoisoning #HealthDepartment
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This place was great! The food choices were excellent for
This place was great! The food choices were excellent for the price fresh snow crab and yummy salads and small bites the desserts were a treat too I love how they were all small portions so you could try everything without being over stuffed or wasting. The wait is long but it was worth it
Don't know why this place has such rave reviews. Didn't think it was anything particularly special. The food isn't bad by any means, just wasn't great either. I'd probably temper expectations when visiting.
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BEST BRUNCH BUFFET in Vegas.
I can't even...just promise me you'll try it. Once you weave your way up and around the Cosmopolitan, you'll find the journey worthwhile. Take an escalator ride up and walk past a handful of other mentionably noteworthy eateries but don't let them distract you from what's waiting at the very end of the long corridor...Wicked Spoon only serves breakfast and brunch which is why they close at 3pm. That should be just enough time for you to satisfy your morning after munchies. Have your eggs made your way at their manned griddle. Their grains and salad/health bar is unlike any you will find at a buffet. Enjoy freshly steamed and endless crab legs towards the afternoon. Top it all of with their delectable dessert stand, offering an unrivaled array of goodies. This dining experience was made all the better by their friendly staff offering some of the best service in Sin City. The young woman at their host stand, Marisol (if I recall correctly), was so warm/ welcoming and helpful. My server, Jacqueline, was quite attentive and never made me feel rushed for someone dining solo at her two-top table. The next time I'm there, I will specifically request for these two.
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My boyfriend and I ate here over this last weekend and have
My boyfriend and I ate here over this last weekend and have been suffering from food poisoning over the last few days. Aside from that, I really was not impressed with the food selections either. We're Vegas locals and have been wanting to try this buffet for a while now but it was amazingly disappointing. There's a lot of presentation for very very average food. The only thing I can say I actually enjoyed was the crab legs, and now that's the reason I'm hunched over a toilet bowl. Not worth the money or the time in line, even without the food poisoning.
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Wicked Spoon Buffet experience!
Craving a unique buffet experience? Checkout Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan hotel in Las Vegas. It's open 8am-3pm during the weekdays, and 9am-4pm on the weekends. Cost per person is $49/ea. The buffet had an array of tapas, meats, fruits and salad. And of course my favorite desserts. It's not as big as the other buffets that I've gone to but it's worth checking out! I love how their staff presents each dish. It's definitely IG credible. I give this place a 4/5, definitely worth the experience. And if you're a Marriott Bonvoy Gold or Platinum status you get to skip the line and be seated right away. Check out my photos for some inspiration! Happy Eats!
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It is one of the best buffet in Vegas! The hype is real'
It is one of the best buffet in Vegas! The hype is real' You know when you go to the buffet, some items are not so good. Well... not the Wicked spoon, everything they serve is good & taste good. The dessert selection is heaven including the gelato! The steam crab leg is a hot & miss... you have to queue for it, by the time you get , it may be cold as the hot ones get picked first. Hot or cold, it is still yummy with a little dip of butter. Everything there is seriously good, there's no bad item & that's very surprising for a buffet. We tried to make reservations but we're unsuccessful, get there in person as per everyone suggesting... try getting there at 10.15 am... there's a line up to pay. If you are lucky to get there before 11am at the cashier, you get to pay the breakfast rate which I think is $38, at 11am, it becomes $45. After you pay, there's another line up for the servers to seat you. The service is great, our server Kyle is very attentive, the glass water bottle is always replaced. The cost includes non- alcoholic drinks... pop, coffee or tea. Their coffee is Starbucks coffee... say no more! They serve it in a big cup, none of those dainty small cup.. which is wonderful. We had a wonderful time, I will let the photos speaks for itself.BTW, parking is only free to Nevada reside
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Worst buffet ever! We waited over an hour in line to get
Worst buffet ever! We waited over an hour in line to get in, food that was available was mediocre at best, dessert bar had very few desserts out for customers and at the end of all that we were stuck with a $15 parking bill. Heard great things about wicked spoon, but we were very disappointed.
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Keeping review short, A must try this has a wide variety of
Keeping review short, A must try this has a wide variety of 50 intercontinental items. Asian foods are much better.
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The food options at the Wicked Spoon are great.
It's worth the cost of the buffet. My server was Abraham; he was very tentative to our needs
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The food was okay except for the beef tataki which gave me,
The food was okay except for the beef tataki which gave me, my girlfriend and her sister food poisoning. Definitely would not come back for the obvious reason that the quality of food is not good.Update: My girlfriend's sister's boyfriend also got food poisoned so we suspect it could either be the beef tataki or the crab legs as the most likely culprits.
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This is still an awesome buffet, even post-COVID.
I just wish they would be open for dinner instead of just brunch. Hence why I took off one star.
With our recent trip, my wife and I wanted to try a few different options for food. Our last trip in 2020, we found ourselves to be buffet people. This time we expanded to a few additional options on the strip hitting three buffets in total. I will be typing up reviews of our experiences for Bacchanal, Wynn Buffet and Wicked Spoon. All buffets will be brunch buffets as we found one meal was enough to last us the entire day.
You ever get that feeling that something is just fine... Its not good, its not bad, its just fine. May I present to you, Wicked Spoon.
The first thing you will notice is that this is in the Cosmopolitan. A hotel known for its higher end rooms and other purchase. This buffet options is budget friendly, coming in around $40/person for us. Additionally,, there are more days of operation for Wicked Spoon where other buffets were closed Mon-Wed. Both earning a check mark in my book.
The day of attendance we were waiting in a line that moved quickly enough. We got to the front and after seeing multiple groups get assistance from the employees here, the next person that would of helped us had to step away for a few minutes to go and chat with another employee. A bit discouraging before we even sat down. We waited a few minutes before a new employee came in to help us out. We then saw the hostess seating people need to disappear and talk to another employee when it was our turn to sit... Again, even more disappointing. Rest assured, the server and other staff were great once we sat down. We really appreciated how our server took the initiative to top of drinks for us instead of asking. Something we didn't get at other places.
As far as the food goes... It was fine. Of all the reviews I am typing up tonight, this is the one place where I honestly can't remember an item that stuck out to me as being good. My wife enjoyed the pork while I got a piece that was all gristle. I do know that you got a ton of your common food items across the board and I really didn't dislike what we had.
The one thing I do remember is saying that, for the price it was a good place to come and have a hearty meal. Price and hours were the most memorable thing about it. If these are new normal Vegas hours of operation, I would absolutely tell people to go here if they wanted something. This is especially true earlier in the week while other food options are closed down. I just wish something stuck out food wise to help this out even more.
The Wicked Spoon Buffet
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So there were many mixed reviews about visiting this place, but I was surprised upon arrival. I encourage all to formulate a personal opinion before solely relying on someone else's.
The ambiance was inviting, and the food was good. I recommend going to the latter end of breakfast to enjoy the lunch. I was able to partake in little all-you-can-eat crab legs. The place was busy, but our waitress was attentive. All in all, I will give it an 8 of 10.
This buffet offers breakfast and lunch only, with prices up to $45 for adults and $22 for children. There are bottomless mimosas, champagne, bloody marys, and bud light are available for an additional $21 with a 2-hour limit.
If you are ever in Las Vegas, check it out tag me in a story.
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Our favorite Buffett in Vegas.
It's too bad that many are closed now due to pandemic. A bit pricey for lunch but worth at least one time. Went on a Thursday at 1 pm and had to wait 30 min for a party of 5. U can call them to ask about the wait time. Food was consistent as in the past. Crab legs and shrimp were very good. Hubby like the beef Carpaccio and the bone marrow.
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Wow, wow, wow after wanting to try this buffet for so
Wow, wow, wow after wanting to try this buffet for so long today was finally the day. We arrived around 11am on a Thursday (good time to go, not so crowded yet and were able to sit right away without waiting), prices per person (see pics) seem very reasonable to me as other buffets here in Las Vegas are much more expensive. I was quite impressed with their food options and the beautiful desserts bar. Everything I ate was pretty tasty, although some dishes were just ok in my opinion. Upon arrival two of our water cups were dirty, our "server" happily brought new clean ones and the other drinks we ordered. Will definitely be back next time family is in town.
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Little underwhelmed with this place it wasn't horrible but
Little underwhelmed with this place it wasn't horrible but it didn't justify the price. Honestly I've had better food at a Golden Corral . Some of the food here was pretty good but overall it was just ok . Probably wouldn't return .
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What happened to this spot? The food selections were
What happened to this spot? The food selections were incredibly underwhelming and the quality was bad. After my experience, I thought I'd much rather spend $20 on a regular meal than try to stuff myself with subpar foods to get my $50 worth. Total came out to ~$100 incl tax, tip made it a bit over. Be sure to get reservations - we got one last minute for noon on a Friday. There was a line to check-in for reservations/platinum/gold members. So with a reservation you still have to wait, just not in the long regular line. Then after you check-in, you have to stand in another line to get seated. Took us about 20-30 min to check in and get seated. We sat near the servers work station, and our server was super friendly. Drink options were standard, but I was disappointed at no Dr Pepper. Got regular coke instead.I went first for the crab legs which were cold, and grabbed a cup of melted butter. The crab meat tasted bad; certainly not fresh, but I expected at least tolerable frozen meat. It gave me stomach pains the entire day. After about 6-8 legs, I gave up and just tried other stuff. I got the beef, not sure what kind of cut it was, but it was incredibly TOUGH. My husband and I thought it was terrible - I ate half only since the rest was too hard to chew. The fried chicken and salt & pepper shrimp were the best food items, and these are items I can easily get at a fast food joint. The shrimp and grits lacked flavor, came with 1 tiny shrimp. There was fast food Chinese foods that I didn't try. The "noodle soup station" was curry and shoyu base. Again, didn't try given the unappetizing options. The dim sum options were pork buns or vegetarian dumplings - disappointing given it's either carbs or filled with veggies. There were salmon dishes that didn't look so great, pizza, mac and cheese, etc. The tastes of most items were just bad, like was poorly made and has been sitting out for quite sometime. We were scared to try the raw fish there.The only best part of this buffet is the dessert. They had great dessert options, especially the gelato station. I went for 2 rounds and tried as much as I can. Very tasty desserts and loved the smooth fruity gelato! I would not come back and advise to just try another buffet or eat at restaurants.
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Ate the Sunday lunch buffet here and it was pretty good!
Ate the Sunday lunch buffet here and it was pretty good! The variety of foods was really nice and the desserts were incredible. The food quality overall was tasty and the service was friendly. It seemed like there was always a lot out (like more than you'd expect at a buffet), but it was also busy so I can't really fault them for that. It was a fairly nice buffet overall. I would come back in the future
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We've been to wicked spoon many times over the years,
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S. M. on 03/08/2022
We've been to wicked spoon many times over the years, always impressed by the quality. We made a visit the other week again, haven't been here in a while, and have to say overall the quality was still very good on some items, there were some misses. For the good; deserts were excellent. The Gelato is by far one of the best we've ever had before and tastes as good as it did this visit as our past visits. Top notch quality, high level ingredients, and whoever is making this knows their stuff. The pistachio flavor especially for me? WoW. The salmon was another amazing dish. Melt in your mouth texture, great flavor, excellent. Now, where things go off the rails for us are the crab legs. They were these thin snow crab legs that I'm used to getting in an $8.99 chinese buffet. And the quality wasn't good, I tasted freezer burn on them. Come on Cosmo, when you're charging $45 a person, at least get some decent quality snow crab legs. Also disappointed there were no duck wings that used to be a staple. I asked one of the cooks and he said no, haven't had them for a while, said something they are expensive. Well, yes, I imagine they aren't cheap, but spending $45 per person for a buffet isn't cheap either. So while we'd probably go back, I'd say we won't be rushing to go back like we used to in the past until some of the quality comes back like the crab legs, duck wings come back, etc. You're a $45 a person buffet Cosmo, act like it, I'd say you're about 70% of what you used to be.
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Craving a unique buffet experience? Checkout Wicked Spoon
Craving a unique buffet experience? Checkout Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan hotel in Las Vegas. It's open 8am-3pm during the weekdays, and 9am-4pm on the weekends. Cost per person is $49/ea. The buffet had an array of tapas, meats, fruits and salad. And of course my favorite desserts. It's not as big as the other buffets that I've gone to but it's worth checking out! I love how their staff presents each dish. It's definitely IG credible. Check out my photos for some inspiration! Happy Eats!
Literally some of the best food I ate in vegas. It was 10000% worth the money and if you're of age you should definitely get the bottomless mimosas. Just know there's a reason this was on Worth It and it DEFINITELY WAS!!
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Part of our enjoyment in travel is being gluttonous eaters,
Part of our enjoyment in travel is being gluttonous eaters, disposing of dietary restrictions and the like, and just going for it.One of our mornings in Las Vegas including a obligatory AYE brunch. While there are several different purveyors of this common escapade, we chose the Wicked Spoon because our group was a staying at Aria and Vdara respectively. After the meander to venue doors we paid the hostess and waited in line for about 15 minutes. We were seated and welcomed by our server immediately. We elected to pay the extra $21 for the AYD option and ordered champagne with a side of OJ.Next it was on to see what the offerings were.Selections included the ubiquitous breakfast items, some seafood, meats, salads and other cultural cuisines. The only meat item i tried was a version of a carpaccio. The meat there wasn't as tender as i had hoped for, so one bite was all i tried. And because I am what I would call a 90% pescatarian, I didn't sample the other meat offerings. Others in my group said most everything else, meat-wise, was delicious.Savvy brunch eaters though look for those things that are time consuming to make at home, or things that they otherwise wouldn't afford. So items such as eggs Benedict, steamed mussels etc were first on my list. Also, it was fun creating my own dishes. One example was taking a bowl of curry from the asain station and heading over to the steamed mussels and adding them along with some shrimp. That is one example anyway.Our server was fantastic. He quickly ascertained that we were sucking up the champagne like it was going out of style and never once left us without. He brought over full bottles even before we finished the previous one. He was amazing and was gratefully tipped a darn good amount, as if it were a full service restaurant. Kudos to him and The Spoon for not being timid about dispensing the drinks.All in all, a great time and I would certainly both return and recommend the venue. It isn't cheap by any means, but what is in Vegas anymore.Cheers Yelpers!
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The waist is kinda ridiculous.
I would just go to bacchanal Buffet for the wait with better food. We went before covid and during. I think the variety is mediocre at best. The desserts are simple and okay. Service is good, but I wouldn't put this at my top 3 Buffet for vegas.
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I've emailed the Cosmopolitan, per their request, but have
I've emailed the Cosmopolitan, per their request, but have not received a response back.
Nice buffet
Comfortable
The food was good but not great
The value was fair but not amazing
The service was incredible
Unlimited mimosas for lunch 21$
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Come here if the Wynn buffet and Baccanal is closed.
The wicked spoon offers subpar food compared to Bacchanal and Wynn buffet. You can skip the line by purchasing a fast pass that cost $25 and the buffet itself is $50. Most people pay $75 to skip the 30 hour wait. Not worth it, less selection than the Wynn buffet at the same price.
I think this really is one of the better buffets in Vegas!
We stopped by without booking and thankfully there wasn't a queue, but I'd suggest booking if you can - especially during meal times.
The selection was nice, a good amount of options so make sure you go hungry! The crab was tasty, and the meat selections were lovely!!! Worth the price for sure. I would return.
The desserts were also very tasty, so save room to eat those haha.
Staff were friendly, and quick to clear our plates/empty glasses - and refill the drinks.
Superb food, choice and value for money. Tri tip beef, crab legs, smoked salmon, gelato could not be better. Definitely return.
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Excellent breakfast buffet
Wicked Spoon doesn't have a gigantic selection like more traditional buffets, but there is a still a nice variety, and everything I tried was really good. In particular, the desserts were fantastic. They seem to specialize in Asian food, but they still had many standard American breakfast items.
Get there early to avoid waiting. I arrived at 9:30 on a Wednesday, and I was seated promptly. By 11:00, the line was atrocious. Service was great, and although it's a bit expensive at $38, it's not a whole lot more than breakfast at a full-service restaurant in Las Vegas.
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Last Reply by FluffyStar64 (02/21/2022 8:26 am)
It can be under your name or a name you choose! Some reservation offers already include the AppointmentTrader Transfer Service which will transfer the reservation in to your name. If its not included you can add it on after buying the reservation for a small fee. One thing on that though: As many reservations become available at last minute, taking a reservation in someone else name is quick and great for privacy. Most reservations on AT are listed with a virtual phone number, so all you need to do is present the phone number at the hostess stand and you are good to go!
Best answer by ColorfulRod45 (07/09/2021 5:17 pm)