Wicked Spoon: Experience the Ultimate Buffet Brunch in Las Vegas

I did extensive research on Las Vegas buffets. Our last year's visit to Wynns was satisfactory. This time, we selected Wicked Spoon for its convenient walking distance from Paris Hotel. It exceeded expectations with varied choices, numerous desserts, and generous king crab portions, making it a great experience. Highly recommend ! Dec./2025

Wicked Spoon is hands down my favorite buffet in Vegas! The quality of food here is on another level. The Snow Crab Legs were incredibly fresh, sweet, and pre-cracked, making them so easy to enjoy. But the absolute star of the show was the Roasted Bone Marrow—it was rich, buttery, and perfectly seasoned. It’s rare to find bone marrow this good at a buffet! I also love the small-plate presentation here; it makes everything look so much more appetizing and allows you to try a bit of everything. Definitely worth every penny at the Cosmopolitan!

Really yummy crab legs this was definitely the highlight of the buffet. I was also able to try bone marrow which was good, a very unique item on a buffet! Some of the creamiest mashed potatoes ever. The dessert bar is probably the best part with all the mini options. The chocolate cones with the gold wrappers are so delicious. I could have had a few more! It wasn’t too busy when we arrived after lunch time but it can be very busy!

Reserved for 9 am slot for a brunch, large selection of various foods, stayed the whole 1.5 hours allotted to feast on appetizers, main dishes, and desserts. Non-alcoholic beverages are free but you do have to request them through your waiter. People started to pile up at the front as we were leaving, so consider making a reservation if you are planning to visit. Considering we didn't eat lunch at all that day, the price tag isn't too bad, considering Vegas.

I visited with two other families—friends and relatives. We arrived around 11 AM and waited in line for over an hour. Even though people were finishing their breakfast or brunch, we had to wait for tables to clear out. Waiting in line seems to be a staple of American culture now, and we’re quite used to it; chatting with the group made the time pass quickly. There were three separate lines at the entrance, including ones for walk-ins and specific cardholders. We had a card ourselves, but it didn't apply to this specific line, so we waited with everyone else. Back in the day, Vegas buffets were known for being cheap with plenty of coupons and promotions, but that’s a thing of the past. Prices are higher now, and those old-school coupons are hard to find. That said, if you’re looking for a 'must-visit' buffet in Vegas, I highly recommend Wicked Spoon.

Be prepared for an extensive line when you arrive. But the wait was about 20 minutes or so. It definitely moves. This coming from a person who doesn’t like waiting on line for food when there are so many options. They have a wide variety of choices to eat ranging from breakfast to lunch to dinner. I sampled a little bit of everything. And it was all good. The price was a little high (about $62 per person), but they’re in a five star hotel so this is to be expected. Don’t forget to try the dessert area.

Food: Excellent. Tapas portions (though you can eat all you want) and delicious! We could try so many different flavors! Scrumptious. Service: spot on. Friendly and happy Atmosphere: clean, artistic and wonderful Hardest worker: Angel Three employees stood out: Sahli, Carlos and Jonathan

We went for brunch at around 11am, about 20 min wait. Food was good, you have to pick the fresh ones. Pizza looks sad. We enjoyed the crab legs, bone marrow and dessert station. Will go again, definitely one of the best buffets we've had in Vegas.