We thought we were polite with meat carver with our 'thank yous' but never once did he acknowledge or return a comment.

It started with the cashier who interrupted our conversation when we were paying to address another individual. So, the pastry chef must have been at work. We weren't there for breakfast and those were the other options. What we did have was very good but return trips to the buffet were just repeats of what we had previously because of limited lunch choices. Needless to say, we were pretty disappointed to see have the lunch food really breakfast food. We had seen nothing advertising this as a 'brunch' because had we realized it was more of a brunch than lunch, we would not have gone. We paid our $14.99 plus tax and expected to have a great 'lunch' with lots of selection. To register for priority seating and pre-pay please click one of the links above.We arrived about 1:30 for the Saturday lunch buffet. To help expedite your experience, we recommend arranging priority seating. Please note that during peak times the wait to be seated at the buffet can be extensive. Walk-in guests are welcome at The Buffet. More than 90 delicious dishes, including a wide range of made-to-order choices, all served in a bright and airy environment-it’s the perfect time to discover the all-new Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas. Guests at The Buffet enjoy new services added for greater ease and convenience, including the ability to obtain priority seating online and the option to pay in advance or at the table for a seamless dining experience.

The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas will satisfy every craving. All the classics are here too, from butcher-inspired cuts to shrimp cocktail, sushi and more. The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas redefines the brunch and dinner experience with a feast of options, including an all-new eggs Benedict station and a Latin Street Food station among the 16 tantalizing food kitchens designed by Executive Chef Craig Herber.

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