While the food at Wynn's lunch buffet was generally good, the unappealing decor, lackluster service, higher price, and lack of many standout dishes preclude it from being at the top of the nicer buffets on the Strip.\n\nThe buffet had some good dishes, such as the sea bass, mahi mahi, flank steak, fruit salad, and bread pudding (which was the standout dish for me!), but some of the other dishes were less tasty, such as the brisket, potstickers, all of the seafood ceviches, and most of the rest of the desserts. I didnt try the pizza's but they looked sort of greasy and boring. I think the second time up I was having a bit of a hard time finding more food I wanted to eat, and ended up with a lot of salad. \n\nThe service was not that friendly; the server's actions and demeanor made it pretty clear she didnt care. We were having mimosas but she refilled them with just champagne, and then brought over a cup of OJ and had us mix it ourselves. So yeah, not really much effort. \n\nThe decor of the place is oddly unappealing for such a buffet. The entrance is gorgeous: light coming through opaque glass, lots of flowers, very summery looking. But that is just a small area ... almost everyone will get seating in the gross inside area, with puke green walls, gross carpets, no flowers or (fake) sunlight. Just not the decor you imagine when you walk in, and it really doesn't evoke any feeling of relaxed luxury. Just puke green walls. \n\nThe price here for lunch is also steep: $26/pp with no drinks. Relative to the Wicked Spoon (Cosmopolitan Buffet) at $23/pp with one drink, its a bit pricier and not as good.
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