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“Half the fun of a buffet is pacing back and forth, glancing at all your options,” said TPG’s executive editorial director, Scott Mayerowitz, who has made 19 trips to Vegas in his life - plus countless refills at most of the big-name buffets on the Strip.Īnd while that might be a necessary sacrifice to restore consumer confidence in the concept of buffets in a post-pandemic era, it’s a big change. And while you can still stuff yourself silly, that undeniable thrill of judgment-free plate-piling at the self-serve buffet is gone, at least for now. In addition to table service, guests will notice other changes at Wynn’s buffet, such as more space between tables, waiters wearing masks and disposable menus. Related: The best times to visit Las Vegas The brunch “buffet” is also back for $39.99 per person on weekdays and $48.99 on the weekend (think: lobster eggs Benedict, lemon-ricotta cheese blintzes and congee with pork and preserved egg). The stars aligned for my milestone birthday dinner: The Wynn Buffet was the only “good” Vegas buffet that I never got to try pre-COVID, & tonight-the 1 night we’re in town-it re-opened as a socially distanced, masked table-service restaurant with AYCE well-portioned dishes-score! /fGCXKaUE3P
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The dinner buffet costs $59.99 per person on weekdays and $65.99 on weekends, not including alcoholic beverages or gratuities.įor more curated TPG travel tips and recommendations delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our free daily newsletter. Yes, even the chilled crab legs with drawn butter and lemon are back on the table. Related: Getting to Las Vegas on points and milesĭiners can choose from a chili-marinated lamb T-bone with spicy cilantro sauce seafood paella with tiger shrimp, crawfish, scallops and pork chorizo prime rib with Yorkshire pudding and nearly two dozen desserts. Reservations are not technically required, but they are suggested. You can order as much as you can consume within two hours. If that sounds like, well, a normal restaurant, you’re not wrong, though travelers will be able to order an unlimited number of plate s from a menu featuring more than 90 items. Wynn’s buffet is the first to reopen on the Strip, but instead of diners filing into a buffet line and filling their plate with Alaskan king crab legs, they must grab a seat at a table and order “well-portioned” dishes from a waiter. Related: As travel resumes, sticker shock and overwhelming demand follows for some destinations It’s just the latest example of how vacationers this summer should expect to plan their fun far in advance. (h/t Vital Vegas June 18, 2020ĭespite it being a blisteringly hot June day in Nevada, with no conventions, conferences or major events to speak of, one of the hardest reservations to book in town might well be a seat at the newly reopened buffet. Wynn's buffet is already completely booked through tomorrow.
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