wicked spoon

I am going to do dinner here one night, didn't realize it was $35 per person, but started thinking with the mixed reviews and the price for 2 people, I know a lot of placed that I can eat at for $75-80. So is it really worth this amount? Again, I have seen countless reviews both positive and negative so figured why not just ask one more time

 

go to spice buffet at planet hollywwod or go to bellagio you cant go wrong.:evillaugh

 

If you haven't been before it is worth trying. The food is very good. i just find it a bit hit or miss for service (eg, long waits for drinks and plates not being cleared away).

 

Save your money and go somewhere else.

Tim

 

Bellagio for dinner can be more than an hour wait, so unless you've got a line pass via MLife, not sure I'd do it. We cut the line, and it was still barely worth the price IMO.

 

You read so many different reviews on these buffets, You do not know which to choose.
One person's gourmet meal is another person's slop. For the price these buffets are charging it is hard to decide which ones to try. I think 70 bucks for two buffets is a bit out there. You might be able to find a good sit-down meal for that price, with much better food and table service.
I guess like everything else in Vegas, everything is a crap shoot. You pays your money and you takes your chances.

 

Agree. But the line for the buffet at the Bellagio isn't an opinion -- that sucker is always long. So go at off hours, or get yourself a line pass unless you have upper tier MLife status (I think even Pearl gets you a line pass...don't know, I have Gold and I know I get it.)

 

I really enjoyed the Wicked Spoon on our last trip in March, from the Salad in individual serving dishes (seemed fresher and less soggy then normal buffets), the proscuitto pizza, the pork sliders, the augratin potatoes and the Gelato were my favorite items. My husband loved the prime rib and the braised short ribs. My friend enjoyed the fish options, and the vegetable dishes. I thought it offered everyone a different option. We are going back in October with a group of people (4 of the 8 have never been to Vegas) and we want to take them to the Wicked Spoon. I have tried Bellagio, Wynn and M Resort buffets (as well as Rio) and I like Wicked Spoon the best.

 

WELL said, thanks for the info and comments here(to everyone else too). This helps me out a lot based on what you have listed here and some of the items on the menu. Im pretty sure I will give it a roll and hope to not 7 out, LOL