Lots of good food with a lot of variety. The meats were well cooked and not overly cooked and the seafood including crab legs were plentiful. They also had alcoholic drink packages available for an extra charge. The wait wasn't too long either. The only reason why I did maybe recommend is because of the price tag. Easily over $300 for a family of 4.

Our friend made a reservation for lunch, and we had to wait a little to be seated. The variety of the buffet was great - lots of seafood, including crab legs, sushi, and a poke station. There was a carving station with items like prime rib and filet mignon. They also had Asian food, Mexican food, pizza, a salad bar, a caviar station, tons of desserts, and more! The crab legs were my fave especially with the butter. The prime rib was quite good, and I also enjoyed the short rib. The sushi and poke station were disappointing. Only the tuna tasted fresh. The eel was chewy and probs one of the worst I've ever had. The salmon was just all right. Lots of variety for the desserts. My fave was the mini lava cake. The bread pudding was also quite yummy because it was soft and warm. It's pricy for $75, but a fun experience

This was my first time eating at a Las Vegas buffet. I made reservations early in advance as possible for 8am breakfast on a Wednesday for a party of 3. Keep in mind, you do have to pay upfront when making the reservation and I don't think it is refundable. My friends and I parked in the Wynn parking structure and walked through the lobby floor and followed the signs to the buffet. We arrived about 10 minutes early and a line was already starting to form outside the entrance. We were the first party taken in since we had a reservation. Upon walking in, the seating area we walked past was beautiful and grand with the open ceiling. We were seated closer to the buffet which we had no complaints about. Firstly, the vast variety of food is surreal. There were different sections such as Asian cuisine, Mexican cuisine, meats station, breakfast items, charcuterie meats and cheeses, fresh salads and fruits, fresh juice station, dessert bar, etc. The presentation of all the food was beautifully done and made everything look delicious. The standouts for me were the four cheese mac and cheese, truffle mushroom pizza, made to order buttermilk pancakes, chicken enchilada, pork tamale, banana foster cinnamon roll, creme brûlée, and caramel filled churro. There was so many things I didn't get to try but I was quite happy with these items that were really 5/5 stars for me! Other items were more like 3/5 but still decent. Secondly, the service was great. Our waitress was attentive with our drink refills and other servers cleared our finished plates very quickly. They have a wide variety of refillable beverages that come with the buffet but you can also pay extra for bottomless cocktails or specialty cocktails. I almost did not eat here since my sister had a poor dining experience here when she did dinner on a weekend day. But I'm glad I gave this place a try for myself. I'm not sure if it's because I came on a less busy day, but the price point of $65 was worth it and I would definitely come back again! I believe parking was free for us as we spent about less than 2 hours.

You can't go wrong with the Buffet at Wynn hotel. It's the gold standard for Buffets and this is easily my favorite place to go to every time I visit Las Vegas. The Buffet is so clean and the service is so friendly. There is always a gigantic line and you will have to wait an hour typically, but it's worth it to me. Not every item they offer is perfect, but there are a handful of favorites that are enough to satisfy me. They also close their brunch items before 1pm which is when the lunch/dinner items start rolling in. They got a lot of high end options like caviar and unique items that make you feel like you are getting your money's worth. My strategy was to eat as little carbs as possible so I don't get too full quickly. Of course I proceeded to grab their truffle pizza as the first item and I received nothing but judgement from others at my table, but you can't deny they have some amazing truffle pizza. I went through 7 rounds of getting food so I think I liked my most recent visit. My favorite was surprisingly their pork belly with mac n cheese. Their pork belly was very tender and flavorful. Couldn't give this place a perfect 5 stars just because the long wait times to get a table can be tough to stomach, but when it comes to Vegas Buffets, Wynn hotel is definitely a winner.

Touted as one of, if not the best buffet in Las Vegas, the Buffet at Wynn offers high class food in a surprisingly beautiful space. Even at random hours between lunch and dinner, the wait was still roughly 40ish minutes, which honestly I thought wasn't too bad. There were a lot more seafood options then I expected such as crab legs, Louisiana boil, and sushi, but also a wide variety of red meat options. A small, but valuable detail for me, was the small notches that they put in the crab legs to make opening them much easier. There were also several "speciality" dishes that came in mini serving plates that were also great. Dessert was crazy with a fresh crepe making station as well as cookies, churros, and other well-made desserts.

Vegas is famous for their buffets and the buffet at the Wynn is definitely one of the top popular choices. Reservations are a must, we made ours about a week in advance. We still waited about 10-15 minutes after checking in, before being seated, but the walk in line was very long, probably at least an hour. The hotel the buffet is in is already very fancy so unsurprisingly the restaurant ambiance is very elegant. A waiter came right away to take our drink orders. There are a good variety of drinks to choose from, including soda, juice, tea, and cocktails. Then we were off to check out the food. Most of the food was pretty tasty and of decent quality. I will say the sushi was mildly disappointing. There weren't a lot of choices and the quality of the sushi wasn't much different from something you'd find at your local sushi restaurant. The crab legs and other seafood options seem to be a highlight of the buffet. I personally liked all the roast meats, steaks, etc the best. There's also a ton of dessert options from ice cream to crème brûlée to little key lime pies. There was also this ube drink that was delicious, wish I could drink that all the time. While I personally expected a little more in terms of quality and quantity we certainly left feeling very full and happy. All the staff were very nice and atmosphere was pleasant. I haven't been to other buffets in Vegas so I'd be curious to see how it compares.

I recently went to The Buffet at the Wynn, and was greatly impressed by the exceptional service provided by Melissa and Henry. From the moment we stepped through the door, Melissa greeted us with a warm smile and made us feel right at home. Throughout our meal, Melissa's attentiveness and professionalism were evident. She took the time to walk us through the menu, she recommend the street tacos and the drink package for the yummy margaritas. What truly set Melissa apart was her genuine passion for hospitality. Melissa and Henry both went above and beyond to ensure that our dining experience was nothing short of extraordinary. If you ever find yourself at the Wynn hotel in Las Vegas, be sure to not miss an opportunity to eat at The Buffet and be sure to ask for Melissa and Henry!

Wonderful experience at the buffet! Everything was delicious! Such amazing options. We have food allergies and celiac. Chef Edward came and walked the whole buffet with us and explained every dish and what would be safe for us to eat. It was reassuring to know all the ingredients! Melissa was our server and was so sweet! Very attentive and accommodating. We loved everything about the buffet!