Price: $40/person, dinner\n\nWe were initially intrigued because of the hype that surrounded the Wicked Spoon buffet. It was our first night in Vegas, coming from a 4-ish hour drive with nothing but dunkin donut munchkin for snacks, so we were pretty hungry when we got there.\n\nThe Good: Let's start with the atmosphere, over all it was great, seats were nicely spaced out you can still talk about vegas mischiefs without your neighbor hearing it. The \"buffet\" and trays are widely distributed so people don't flock in at one spot. \n\nThe dishes are separately served in dainty little containers, or at least most of it. It's literally a grab and go sort of feat, which is also more sanitary because you wouldn't worry about serving wares being held by strangers with their vegas hands and then accidentally falling into the food tray, yes I'm a health freak like that. \n\nNon alcoholic drinks come with the buffet price, pretty much a standard for vegas buffets. If you have foursquare, you can check in and they give you a free glass off champagne. I told my server I didn't have one, the boyfriend did but his phone's dead. She gave me a free glass of mimosa anyway. Plates were quickly cleaned out as soon as you stand up for another round of serving. Gold star for service. \n\nI enjoyed most of the things I got which was the shrimp cocktail, spaghetti and meatballs, salad bar items, bone marrow, seasoned tomato, and mashed potatoes. In a tween's world. I think these items would be described as very nomnom.\n\nThe bad: if you're a seafood person, this wouldn't be the place for you they only had a couple of sushi items, that didn't look eu so fresh, I decided to skip it and save me from a possible stomach problem. Their sushi had thin slices of shrimp it was mostly rice in their. Over all, I would skip the Asian side of the buffet, the egg drop soup was bland, chow mein was bordering on salty. \n\nThere isn't a whole lot of choices for dessert, cookies, flavored marshmallows, the star for me was the exotic white chocolate mousse. Their gelato was smooth and creamy, however I wish it wasn't served in hot dessert bowls it melted in an instant obviously.\n\nThe Ugly: Gnochhi. Try it if you want but man was that just... bad. \n\nOverall for $40 it's not bad (Vegas prices) if you're really hungry then why the hell not. Would I recommend it, sure. However if you're a seafood person just looking for a stuffed tummy you might want to consider other places. Or you may even want to try places from household name restaurateurs in the strip.
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