Wynn Buffet Las Vegas: The Best Buffet We've Had, So Why Won't We Go Back?

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Published Oct 11, 2026

The Buffet at Wynn might be the best buffet we've ever walked into. The four of us paid $260, and we still won't be going back. We walk the whole line station by station, from the caviar and the crab legs to the dessert wall, sit down with the kids, run a three-slice cake test with Josh, and give you our honest verdict on whether you should go anyway.

The honest part: everything was good, but nothing was the one bite that pays for the whole plate. The sushi, the station we were most excited about, was just fine. If you come really hungry it can be worth it. If you just want a great dinner, we'd put that money into one restaurant.

CHAPTERS
0:00 Best buffet we've had, so why won't we go back?
0:16 The line and the wait
0:39 What's included and what we paid
1:05 The salads and the caviar
1:35 Soups, cold cuts and pizza
2:21 The wagyu steamship
2:36 Asian hot line, ramen and poke
2:55 The sushi, our honest take
3:17 Cold seafood and the crab legs
3:43 At the table with the kids
4:19 The dessert line
5:10 The cake test with Josh
7:01 Walking out: our first reaction
8:16 Our verdict
8:51 The full written review

WHAT IT COST, FAMILY OF FOUR
Dinner for two adults and two kids, sodas included: $260
Alcohol add-on (mimosas, wine, cocktails): about $33 extra, we skipped it
Lobster add-on: we skipped it

TWO THINGS WORTH KNOWING BEFORE YOU GO
We walked over without a reservation, after lunch and before the dinner rush, and the wait was about 30 minutes.
Come really hungry. If you only eat a little, it isn't worth the money.

The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas, on the Las Vegas Strip.

THE FULL WRITTEN REVIEW, WITH THE MENU, THE PRICES AND THE RECEIPT
https://travelandfoodguy.com/the-buffet-at-wynn-las-vegas/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=wynn-buffet&utm_content=long

OUR WHOLE 3-DAY LAS VEGAS ITINERARY FROM THIS TRIP
Video (including the Sushi Roku dinner): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d-cHj8vDTA
Every price: https://travelandfoodguy.com/3-day-las-vegas-itinerary-with-kids/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=wynn-buffet&utm_content=long

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Recorded March 2026.

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