This post may contain affiliate links. I only recommend excursions, products and tours that I have personally used and purchased myself. If you click on a link and make a purchase, I may receive a very small commission at no extra cost to you. All proceeds go to running this blog and your support is truly appreciated! All opinions are my own. Are you deciding if you should visit Wicked Spoon while you’re in Las Vegas? You’re in luck. I have an answer for you. Take that luck and bottle it for your visit. While you’re at it, pull up a chair, because we are going to discuss all things Wicked Spoon Buffet. Wicked Spoon Buffet is located in the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Smack dab in the middle of the strip in Las Vegas. The Cosmopolitan tends to attract (or is marketed towards? It’s a chicken or egg discussion here, not sure which came first) the young, hip and spendy crowd. Most of the popular Las Vegas Buffets are located relatively close to the entrance and casino floor. However, Wicked Spoon is on the second floor of the shopping mall in the Cosmopolitan. Take the escalator or elevators upstairs and keep walking, because it’s deep into the hotel once you’re near popular breakfast spot, Egg Slut. The decor and ambiance at Wicked Spoon buffet is modern, clean, lively with youthful sophistication. The layout is more of an open floorpan, and seating is mostly tables and chairs with a few booths available throughout. After you pay for your meal at the reception desk, you’ll be corralled to the side to be seated. Also, if you’d like or need a booth, make sure you tell your host or hostess when they come to greet you and walk you to your table. The tables and booths are well spaced from one another. The quality of the food at Wicked Spoon buffet is incredible. In fact, the caliber of ingredients, seasoning and flavor is high by any restaurants standards, but particularly a buffet. Tip: Wicked Spoon buffet is the buffet to go for breakfast or brunch What sets Wicked Spoon apart is its exceptional and unique breakfast and brunch assortment. It goes beyond your run of the mill, omelette station and tray of sausage or bacon. Although, they have those things too! There’s a curated selection of scrumptious brunch favorites served in little individual dishes. Undeniably, perfect portions for tasting different offerings without filling up too much on one thing. The hash brown bites are an absolute symphony – crispy on the outside, soft on the inside and the Chipotle ketchup has a slight kick of spice to it. If you like sweets with your breakfast or brunch, the cinnamon walnut French toast with strawberry compote might be one of the best French Toast renditions I’ve ever had. The roasted potatoes are delectable – with just a slight crisp to the corners and are perfectly seasoned and paired with roasted garlic. Do you love biscuits and gravy? Don’t miss Wicked Spoon’s interpretation of it. The gravy is rich, creamy and flavorful. If you’re a meat lover or seafood enthusiast or are just generally carnivorous, I don’t want you to get too excited. Will you be disappointed with the meat assortment? Perhaps? However, that will depend on how much meat you typically eat for breakfast, brunch or lunch. The main sliced options from the grill station are roasted beef tri-tip along with slow roasted striploin. There’s also BBQ’d chicken, Italian sausage, chicken sausage, applewood bacon and fried chicken. Basically, there’s a plentiful amount of meat available for a brunch assortment. Although, if you’re a diehard meat lover, make sure you check out the Bacchanal before you leave Las Vegas. From the cashier at the reception desk, to our server to the attendants at the live action and buffet stations – the staff is of Wicked Spoon buffet is wonderful. Warm, sincere, friendly and attentive. , Basically, what more could you want? Like similar buffets to Wicked Spoon, a server promptly greets you when you’re seated and takes your drink order. One thing I loved, is I was able to order hot coffee and orange juice at the same time right when we sat down. Afterwards, our server came around regularly offering to top off my coffee cup or refresh any of our drinks. One of the many things Wicked Spoon has going for it is its price. In comparison to its peers, The Bacchanal, The Buffet at Wynn or even the Bellagio Buffet, it is the least expensive. Adults are $45 and children (ages 5 – 10) $22.50 Adults are $52 and children (ages 5 -10) are $26.00 Wicked Spoon buffet does not currently take reservations for parties under eight people. If you intend on dining with a group of eight or larger, you can reserve your table in advance: here. Having a party? If you’ll be gathering together twenty or more Guests, you can reserve your table via an event request: here. If you’re pressed for time or simply want to avoid crowds when possible, I highly recommend arriving at 8:00am when they open or by 9:00am at the latest. By 9:30am on a weekday, there’s already a long line to enter. At 10:00am, there’s going to be a significant wait to be seated. When 10:15am rolls around, there will already be a l-o-n-g line to get an omelette at the omelette station. Wicked Spoon buffet’s operating hours: Monday – Friday 10:00am – 3:00pm Saturday & Sunday 10:00am – 4:00pm Gratuities are not included in your bill. If you are visiting internationally, it’s standard to leave a 15% – 20% tip if you are happy with the service and experience. You can add a gratuity onto your card when you pay or you can give your server cash. Don’t forget your Rewards Card As always, make sure you sign up for a players card at the Guest services desk upon arrival. Do this before dining at Wicked Spoon buffet. Cosmopolitan was acquired by MGM recently, so any spending you do at the restaurant can earn you tier credits and reward points. At the present time, you’ll need to hang on to your receipt and then go to Guest services at any MGM property and they can manually give you credit. By February 2024, Cosmopolitan should be able to accept MGM players cards. Executive Chef Mark Crane and the entire Wicked Spoon Buffet team is doing a superb job. It was nice to see that Wicked Spoon lived up to the hype. Questions about Wicked Spoon? Drop them in the comments below! Check these out: Tantalizing Caesars Bacchanal Buffet- What You Need to Know! Paris Hotel Las Vegas: ALL the Important Info! How to have a sensational time at Gordon Ramsay Steak Las Vegas Bellagio Buffet Menu โ This is What You Can Expect! 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As a foodie traveller, I’d love to try this buffet experience! All the food looks delicious and the price seems like a great bargain for the coverage. Thanks for sharing this find!
Hi Kelly! I know you’ll love Wicked Spoon. It’s such an elevated and elegant buffet experience – and a foodie’s delight.
Wow, looks fabulous and thanks for all the details! As it happens, my daughter is in Vegas right now with friends for Twtichcon so I sent her this to check out! Perfect timing and fun that I can point her to the perfect place while I sit in Barcelona. ๐
Ahh, I did hear about Twitchcon in Vegas this weekend! Thank you so much for sharing with her – if she goes, I’m certain she won’t be disappointed! Although, Barcelona sounds like a lovely place to be right about now…
What a detailed guide to the Wicked Spoon Buffet! I appreciate your breakdown of the different sections and the variety of dishes available. It reminds me of similar buffets in Manila.
Do they frequently change their menu or offer seasonal dishes?
Hi Gladis! I’m glad that the breakdown of offerings is helpful – I always like to know what the options are before committing to any restaurant, myself. Wicked Spoon seems to keep the same set menu year round of their popular signature staples. Although, I think they might offer a seasonal dish here and there. But most of the year, it is the menu that is linked in the post.