Wynn Buffet re-visited April 7th, 2014

During my April trip I ate at Aria's, Cosmopolitan's Wicked Spoon, Paris, Bacchanal and Wynn Buffets! Never in all the years of visiting Vegas have I eaten at so many buffets during one trip.

All the buffets mentioned ended up being comped so I wasn't taking in consideration cost when I ate at them. For those of you who will be paying for whatever buffet you decide to go to most of the above are in the same general price range when you eat at them during the weekday with the exception of Caesar's Bacchanal buffet which is pricier then the others. While paying more doesn't guarantee better food or a wider variety of choices, in the case of the current Bacchanal buffet it is larger and in my opinion has better quality food then the other buffets, so it's my number one choice if price isn't a consideration and you don't mind the possibility of waiting in a long line. If you are a Total Reward's Card Member and Platinum level or above there are VIP lines for you at Bacchanal.

Among the rest of the buffets and with the understanding that everyone's taste is different, it's my opinion that after Bacchanal my second choice would be Cosmopolitan's Wicked Spoon Buffet. I have photos and comments of that buffet at this link:

http://www.lasvegasdaze.com/2014/05/wicked-spoon-buffet-at-cosmopolitan-re.html

After Wicked Spoon my 3rd choice would be Wynn's Buffet. The food is fresh, the selection is good, the desserts are tasty with a nice selection of sugar free desserts among them and our service was good.

 The following photos will give you an idea of what types of foods are served for lunch during the weekday.

 For more detail click on the photos to enlarge them.

 I found my beet and orange salad very refreshing.

 The Chipotle Meatloaf in the photo below was outstanding. Normally I don't care for meatloaf but the flavors in this one was do delicious I would love the recipe!

 Guacamole shooter.

 I believe this was infused with Tequila!

 Dessert station is in it's own glass enclosed room near the other buffet stations.

The buffet we liked the least was the Paris Le Village Buffet. We ate there for a late breakfast and the food selection was poor in comparison to the other buffets and in my opinion not that good with the exception that their crepes and bread/pastries are excellent. If you mainly want a crepe and pastries then the Paris Buffet will please you.

Aria's buffet is not my favorite but I would eat there before Paris's buffet. Aria has a good selection but in my opinion it's not as good as Wicked Spoon and I also give a slight edge to Wynn over Aria's buffet.  However I would choose Aria's buffet over Wynn or Wicked Spoon if I was on a budget and had to pay for the latter two but could get the Aria buffet free via the free Facebook game Myvegas.