Worst & Best Crab Leg Buffet in Las Vegas Cosmopolitan’s Wicked Spoon Bad Overcrowded Wynn Great

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More “Best and Worst” in Las Vegas for August! This time it’s the best and worst crab leg buffets. And before people chime in with “what about Bacchanal?!” Caesars Palace is a solid second place. The worst is unquestionably Cosmopolitan’s Wicked Spoon. Only open until 3 pm and way more crowded than it should be, the extent of their seafood offerings are watered down fishy smelling crustaceans served by stressed out staff. The entire restaurant feels dirty and rushed and the food is unseasoned, boring and always the same. The best seafood buffet is Wynn. They allow reservations, serve bountiful piles of hot and cold sea creatures along with endless steak, curated by chefs while you watch. Open until 9 pm nightly, this is an excellent choice for large groups or holiday spreads with a lot of variety inclusing vegan and allergy safe options. Yes, it’s a little more expensive, but you’ll feel like you’ve dined in a nice restaurant instead of a feed lot. Add this to your list of places to eat in Vegas. #vegas #lasvegas #vegasstarfish #vegasbuffet #crablegbuffet #vegasseafood #wheretoeatinvegas #cosmopolitanlasvegas #wynnlasvegas #vegasfood #wheretoeatinvegas #vegaslocal #vegaslocals #vegasdeals #whattodoinvegas #vegasdining #vegasonabudget #vegasreview #creatorsearchinsights
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