las vegas best buffet - wynn casino

Wynn Buffet has been one of the top buffets in Las Vegas for years. We have been there in the past and went back for dinner. In 2010 we tried their Sunday Brunch.

Decor, Vibe – Massive dining room and buffet area. Whimsical decor with tall floral displays. 16 live action cooking stations. People from all over the US and world were eating. We had to wait about 30 minutes to get in. Wait times can exceed an hour during peak times.
The Buffet at The Wynn has separate stations for Salads, Specialties, Italian, Pizza, Seafood, American, Grill, Asian, Shellfish, Dessert, Sushi, and Chilled Seafood.
Weekend brunch adds Breakfast items, Congee, and Cook to order Omelets.
Wynn Buffet Menu:

Brunch Menu

Dinner Menu

Price List

Picks:

Brunch – Breakfast Items

Individually Made Gourmet Salads

Gazpacho

Long Lines for Alaskan King Crab

Crack and peel Shrimp

Turkey Carving Station

Excellent Hand Carved Prime Rib

Fish

Deli Meats

Cheese

Cerviches

Hot Dishes

Very Delicious Herb Lamb Loin

Cook to order Noodle Station

Pastas

Very Good Pizzas

Chinese Food

Dim Sum

Mussels

Hummus, Baba Ganoush

Limited Sushi Selection

Gelato and Sorbets

Desserts

Gelatos

Cup Cakes, Pastries

Bread Pudding

Creme Brulee

Made to order Crepes

The Buffet at The Wynn had fair service. It was near closing time and we had to push plates onto other tables, no refills made. On other occasions, the service was better especially when the server saw we prepaid a tip. Prices are higher than at most other buffets, but you do get a lot more quality items. We would rank this #1 Vegas Buffet ahead of Bellagio’s Buffet. At $34.95 – $38.95 for dinner, The Wynn Buffet has higher quality items and a wider selection. No $9.95 buffet can rival the Wynn Buffet. No lobster or sashimi here though. Bally’s Sunday Brunch Sterling Buffet is supposed to be great, but it costs $85.