Wicked Spoon reopening March 25

More good news for Vegas

 

That will please a lot of people!

 

Now reopen the Wynn buffet so I have an option next month and I’ll be happy but I’m glad that buffets are slowly returning

 

That appears to be the same model as the 2020 covid plan.

 

Link? Where was this posted? If true look forward to my review on opening day or weekend.

Update: I see they are allowing for reservations on March 25 but not other dates as of now. Cosmo must be updating information just now https://www.sevenrooms.com/reservations/wickedspoonlv?_ga=2.66539694.1870835183.1615170782-1897818044.1606886550

@KnowItAll what is the lunch price? Picture cuts off.

 

Oh praise be!!!

 

Very encouraging news!

 

Ooh nice - one place I can cross off my LV bucket list during my post-

trip

 

Does that 2 hour limit have to do with Covid...

 

I think it's mainly because of the limited capacity due to Covid to make sure they can get as many people through as possible. Not sure how many people actually use 2hrs or more though.

 

I think they had a two hour limit prior to Covid.

 

The Cosmopolitan website is updated to show the March 25th reopening.

BREAKFAST PRICING

• Thursday - Sunday: $38 adults | $19 children* (ages 5 - 10)
• Line pass: $20

LUNCH PRICING

• Thursday - Sunday: $45 adults | $22 children* (ages 5 - 10)
• Line pass: $20

*Children under four eat free when accompanied by a paying adult.

BOTTOMLESS BEVERAGES
Bottomless Mimosas, Champagne, Bloody Marys or Bud Light Draft packages are available for an additional $21 (2-hour limit)

 

yes. I knew several other buffets also had similar 2 hour limit before COVID. I even saw 90 mins limit somewhere.

 

If they are taking reservations, what is the point of a line pass?

 

there are other dates. Looks like Thursdays - Sundays only. Sucks that I fly in on a Tuesday and out on a Saturday. Will have to plan my feedings this trip way more than I want to.

 

I've gone with a reservation and still had to wait in the main line to get to the cashier. The only difference is they put us in a shorter seating line. But I think it's mostly a throwback to when they didnt take reservations, and if someone is still willing to pay it...

Even when we went when 100% reservations were required, they still had the express line for the cashier, and we did have to wait 10 or 15 minutes right behind some obnoxious young folks wearing chin masks and trying to bring in a bottle of tequila, at breakfast. So I suppose you could avoid that?

 

That's the best news I've heard in a long while. I probably won't be back to Vegas before this fall at the earliest, but at least this is a glimmer of hope that things may eventually get back to normal. I miss Vegas SO MUCH.

 

It's a start and good news. Hope other places follow suit.

 

If there is a demand there will be a supply, whether it's a profit center or a loss-leader.