Mom Said “Don’t Eat the Pizza!” at the Wynn Buffet ????????

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In my family, going to a buffet was always a competitive sport. The strategy? Skip the cheap stuff and head straight for the seafood. So when we took the grandmothers to an early dinner at the Wynn Buffet in Las Vegas, my mom’s first rule was: “Don’t eat the pizza!”

We went after the crab legs, crab claws, lobster claws, caviar, and Wagyu beef roast—and saved room for the dessert bar. The food was excellent, and the Wynn’s beautiful dining room made this feel like a special Vegas meal.

The Wynn Buffet is a splurge, but if you’re looking for a memorable seafood buffet on the Las Vegas Strip, it’s one to consider. Watch our visit and tell me: What would you go for first—the seafood, the Wagyu, or dessert?

???? The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas
???? Dinner: $79.99 per person, before tax. Prices may change.

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