Never forget that the quality of food at a buffet isn’t only reliant on the abilities of the chefs and cooks; it’s also the quality and availability of the items used. Just because buffets are opening up doesn’t necessarily mean the suppliers are back to their pre-pandemic levels All that being said, Wynn properties have always been noted for the quality of their food. Just lacking a bit of imagination in the naming. Wynn started the Mirage. The buffet was called The Buffet. He started Bellagio, their buffet is also The Buffet. Now Wynn resort…
More and more people are infected with Covid-19 here so we are implementing social distancing. Then here enjoying delicious food become a luxury. Thank's for your share experience the food and give a genuine review about it.👍
I'm glad you pointed out to the server which roast you wanted -- that was definitely the better one. I am usually too quiet to do that, but kudos to you. Edit: I like how it was cooked -- it's not too rare for me!
Gr8 video! I'm glad the Wynn buffet, has reopened! It's. Even my fav buffet, cuz of the prime rib , beef ribs, brisket! And, I'm just like YOU, as I grab a little bowl , for extra au jus ! And, neat to see they have made to order LATKES , nowadays!! And, I've enjoyed their made to order CREPES, for dessert!
Never feel ashamed to have something like pizza at an expensive buffet, just eat half a slice. I don't normally promote waste but it's your vacation/holiday and some wasted pizza or such is not the end of the world. I often get that feeling, damn...I wish I could try more! Thank you for the video!
That $80 buffet would definitely not be anything for me... As much as I love prime rib... I would have maybe 1/4 of that slice you had, with a salad... and a small one of those tacos. THAT would be about it for me :)
Prices fluctuate... it used to be $50. Now it's near $70 for weekend brunch. Here's the 2021 info.... couldn't get the 2022 priced 2021 Pricing Weekday Breakfast (Mon, Thu, Fri)$38.99Weekday Brunch (Mon, Thu, Fri)$45.99Weekend Brunch (Sat & Sun$49.99Weekday Dinner (Sun, Mon, Thu)$64.99Weekend Dinner (Fri & Sat)$69.99
Best deal I had in recent years was at Ellis Island and Jerry's Nugget. Both are locals' favorites. $16 for a nice 16oz prime rib. Don't know about now. Things keep changing
Hahaha this is halirious!! Best prime rib I had was at carvings mirage to!!! I ate prime rib at the wynn and Ceasars palace buffet but mirage was way way better it was so tender and rare and just how I like it!!!!! I thought maybe I was the only one haha so funny how the cheaper never talked about buffet had the best prime rib .. love it .. mirage for the win with the prime rib
Well done! I ate at the Wynn buffet the last time I was in Las Vegas in 2016 and the overall experience was wonderful. That said... if the purpose is to eat the most delicious food available... head to the White Castle!
There is a huge issue currently with shellfish all over the country at the moment. There’s a problem due to something with the water being extremely warm, and there’s a problem with there being not enough boats out catching lobster and crabs. Everything is different during the pandemic 😷 the world is a different place, and who knows when things will come back to normal
Yes, I agree. For people who really know how the buffets were in the past... it really is not worth it anymore. Vegas buffets used to blow people away in the past... Amazing quality and unbelievable prices.. But it's all changed now.
Hands down the best buffet review I have watched on RU-vid you only focus on the big ticket items and skip the smaller items which I really really enjoyed on this video thank you very very much
@@katherineluong185 I'd love to. But no word yet on whether they'll reopen or not. Here is the current list of buffets that are open... Las Vegas Buffets currently open Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace The Buffet at Bellagio Wicked Spoon at Cosmopolitan The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas MGM Grand Buffet The Buffet at Excalibur Circus Circus Buffet Garden Buffet at South Point
@@lasvegaseats702 so far the only buffets that look good are Bacchanal and the Wynn buffets. Others are not so up to par so right now I only have these 2 on my list to visit in Aug when I am there. Thank you so much for all the info. Please keep me posted with any new info.
For me, it's a toss-up between the WYNN, Bacchanal at Cesar's, and Wicked Spoon at Cosmo. But they are buffets, so it's not the best quality of food in Vegas. And quality has gone down quite a but from what they used to be.
The prices are very expensive and some of the food doesn’t really look worth it! But if I had some extra cash I’ll try there. Don’t care for that bloody stuff though.
So disappointing that the Asian food section doesn't look so appealing. You're right about the prices for Vegas buffets go up and the quality isn't the same as it used to be. I already made reservation for dinner at Wynn buffet in Aug but after seeing your video, now I have second thoughts about going there. Lol
A buffet never can have the quality of a good restaurant. But the variety of the all you can eat factor for some good items is the Vegas Buffet experience. Once in awhile you can find a good item and kill yourself eating 10 rounds of it. You just gotta know what you want.
Some still have the same prices. But most places raised prices.... Del Taco still has the cheap tacos, but prices went up on other items. But not counting fast food, prices went up almost everywhere. But I agree with you. I would rather put my $80 towards a steakhouse rather than a buffet. Unless they bring back a lobster buffet.
@@lasvegaseats702 I miss Sterling Brunch even at $125. I'd even settle for Bacchanal of 2019, although Bacchanal ~2013 or so when they still had king crab would be even better.
Good on you for not getting the impossible meat for your taco. You’re a smart man. Like it’s any healthier than real natural meat after all that processing.
Plant based fake meat isn't advertised as being healthier for you. It's for people who are vegetarian or vegan. But I do believe one day were going to hear that fake meat is bad for you
I think prime rib is prime rib anywhere you go. The seasoning doesn’t really change. The reason why steakhouse has “better” prime rib and other meat is because it’s fresh unlike buffets where the meat is sitting out in heated lamps…not fresh
Not really the same. I don't want to bad-mouth the buffets, but there is a cheaper prime rib that that some buffets use to cut the cost. When you eat it, you'll know what I mean. I have friends who are chefs and even executive chefs at hotels. Trust me, I know
@@lasvegaseats702 true. Steakhouses probably buy more expensive cut of meat so their quality is usually much better. Besides they usually have the dry aging process to enhance the flavor of the meat.
The price has gone up everywhere including the DC area at steakhouses and other restaurants. I do not understand how some restaurants can shockingly justify raising $5 to $15 per dish.
2 reasons-Food supply chains are just catching up from the shudowns and many went out of business. Overall, inflation is much higher than being reported and with continued spending by the feds, it's only going to get worse.
Think of it this way buddy...if a lot of places don't hike their prices they will either not be able to pay staff (and you will definitely notice that with slow service and missed orders) or most likely they will go out business completely.
@@vickiho1125 ... nothing extra or special, the items are pretty much the same everyday. But when I was there they even ran out (or didn't have) the dungeoness crab claws... they call them "Jonah" claws or something like that.
I grew up in Vegas, and I had tons and tons of crab. Prime Rib also. I will get my crab, but there are better options than the hotel buffets here, especially since the prices went up.
@@lasvegaseats702 Very true. I like dining off the Strip, but with Uber and car rental so high just getting there can double the price. And as I learned, any really good restaurants need reservations way in advance.
@Evgeny Khamlov No, they're still open. Anyways, just be ready because a lot of things changed. Peppermill is still open. I love their food. But I haven't been there in years. Idk what it's like now.
@@lasvegaseats702 I also live in LAS,but I still have apartment in MIAMI,back in MARCH I went to MEET BAZAR,I think they give me a bad aged steak.I didn’t like,taste was old
Good catch! I didn't mention it, but they were horrible. Smelled a bit fishy, and was more like a hybrid of a clam and an Oyster. Idk what kind of oysters they were.
For two people , dinner , basic drinks , tax , tip it’s going to be around $200. That’s too much money , and you don’t need to spend that much or eat that much. That’s why so many people or obese in the USA , too much food , portions too big , a constant excess. A good value Buffett is one that has a good selection, of good quality items for about $40 per person. So around $100-110 all in for two.
At over 6.2 ft and 300 lbs I can assure you I’m not into health shows ; but I’m into value for money .$200 for a buffet dinner for two is not it for me . Call me “tight “ but that’s just my personal opinion ; it does not detract from its quality which is definitely there .If they included a free flow of beer on tap , house wine and soft drinks then yes, it would be a good offering .
@@theoverlord1925 ... well Said bro. There is an unlimited pour option for $24 extra. I'm 5'11" and 215 now, but I ain't fat. When you grow up with buffets, you can choose to be selective... don't have to overeat all the time. But this is a RU-vid channel... sort of. Still a hobby because I have a real job. But it's a show 🤣
yum cold snow crab. those sweet claws are the best. i bet to differ. the Bellagio has very tasty prime rib. they bake em up so good. different meat suppliers, how those ovens cook em, and seasonings
@Bob Jones I've been to every single buffet on the strip multiple times and my last stay at the Wynn included two comp buffets per day for the package we booked right at the end of 2019. We tried their brunch and dinner buffets over three days and the quality then wasn't anything special at close to $50 back then. The food and selection has gone downhill dramatically over the years. That bullseye rare center of the prime rib is a perfect example of poor roasting technique. You're better off at Baccahnal for a few extra bucks. Overrated buffet imo nowadays
I ate lunch here this past Monday the 26th at noon with a reservation. It appears that all a reservation gets you is the right to enter the line and wait another 20 minutes to be seated. No oysters on the half shell this day either. Some dishes I did like a lot were the ceviche and the paella. I had one slice of the truffle-mushroom pizza, and it was really good. For future visits, I'd choose the Wicked Spoon over this for brunch. I went to Bacchanalia on Tuesday for dinner, and while it's larger than either of the other two, I'm not sure it's worth the price difference. At least at Caesars I didn't have to wait to be seated.
Excellent Latke definition! Love the vid too! And thank you for being very honest about the quality drop not a big drop but a drop I get it wonderful very honest again thank you
