The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas

"Very limited vege options but an enormous spread if you eat non - veg. Primarily American, Asian, continental and seafood cuisine (no Indian). Omelette station was amazing! Tomato soup was very good. Veg dumplings and spring roll were good. Veg sushi was average - felt dry and a bit flavorless. Pizza was very cheesy but average. The pastries, cakes, tarts, ice creams and everything in desserts was yummy! Nice prompt service - came quickly to clear the tables when asked."

"Dining at The Buffet at Wynn offers a journey through a plethora of culinary delights, with a special emphasis on seafood lovers. This expansive buffet boasts an impressive variety of dishes, ensuring that every diner can find something to their taste. From fresh oysters to succulent crab legs, the seafood selection is vast and generally of high quality, making it a standout feature for any ocean fare aficionado. However, it's worth noting that while the buffet excels in many areas, the sushi offerings might leave some guests feeling a bit underwhelmed. The sushi, although diverse, doesn't quite reach the high standard set by the rest of the buffet's offerings. This slight disappointment aside, the buffet redeems itself with an extraordinary array of desserts. The dessert section is a paradise for anyone with a sweet tooth, featuring everything from classic cakes and pastries to more innovative and indulgent creations. Guests are advised that a 2-hour dining window is ample time to explore and enjoy the multitude of options available. This time frame allows for a leisurely dining experience, giving you the chance to savor your favorite dishes and perhaps discover some new ones along the way. Overall, The Buffet at Wynn is a feast for the senses, offering an extensive selection that can satisfy nearly any craving. While the sushi might not meet everyone's expectations, the abundance of seafood and desserts, along with the comfortable dining time, make for a pleasurable and satisfying meal. It's an experience that buffet enthusiasts, especially seafood lovers, should not miss when in Las Vegas."

"Arrived there around 10, waited around 1 hr. The brunch has a wide selection of good looking foods. The atmosphere is great! But only thing is that their crab is badly seasoned and deserts are a bit too sweet to my taste. And the server is quite busy to give us any more attention when we need anything."

"The Buffet at the Wynn in Las Vegas is really the best place to eat if you love food and are visiting Vegas. It has so many different kinds of food, and all of it is really good. You can find anything you want to eat here - meat, fish, vegetables, and more. What makes it super special are the desserts. They look so pretty and taste amazing. There are 12 different kinds of ice cream to choose from, so you can try a lot of flavors. Also, there's a place where they make crepes just how you like them, which is really fun and yummy. The place looks nice too, making eating there feel special. Pictures of the buffet show how much variety there is and how good the food looks, but it's even better when you see it and taste it yourself. If you're not from here and you really like trying different foods, you should definitely go to The Buffet at the Wynn. It's a fun experience, and you get to try lots of delicious food. It's my favorite buffet in Vegas, and I think it will be yours too once you try it."

"We had a great dinner with this buffet. The seafood and everything else was really good. My husband also enjoyed the meat station. Make sure you go onto their website and pay in advance and give them your information to avoid standing in line for hours. I did this and was in line for maybe 5 minutes while everyone else waited in line. This goes for any seafood buffet on the strip. I definitely recommend this place."