
An essential guide on what not to miss at The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas.

An essential guide on what not to miss at The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas.
One look at The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas—with its grand entrance flanked by towering live royal palms, triple-tiered boxwood topiaries, and oversized hanging lanterns—sets the tone for what is widely considered one of the most luxurious all-you-can-eat dining experiences on the Strip.

Open daily for gourmet brunch and dinner, the buffet delivers an unapologetically abundant spread of global cuisines, with more than 120 dishes across 16 stations. Guests can elevate the experience with an Endless Pour package or add a tableside lobster for an additional charge.
Whether leaning health-conscious or fully indulgent, the buffet offers something for every palate. From butter-drenched crab legs to fall-apart beef short rib over polenta, here are seven must-try highlights.
With heaping piles of snow crab legs, shrimp cocktail, and stone crab claws, it’s no surprise this station is among the most popular—with approximately 27,000 crab legs served each month.

Seasoned buffet-goers know to begin with premium seafood before moving on to heavier dishes. Shell crackers, lemon wedges, and clarified butter are readily available.
Located opposite the cold seafood station, the caviar bar elevates the experience with bite-sized lobster rolls, blinis, and freshly shucked oysters—all topped with caviar.
Start with a mini cone crowned with fish roe—a fitting introduction to the buffet’s more indulgent side.
Asian offerings are woven throughout the buffet, from neatly cut sushi rolls to traditional shumai, spring rolls, and savory chow mein.

Standouts include sweet-and-sour chicken, steamed potstickers, and Thai spicy beef with crisp green beans. The kitchen moves through an estimated 115 pounds of rice daily.
The carving station remains one of the buffet’s most sought-after stops, featuring bone-in Sakura Pork belly, roasted turkey breast, and prime rib.
Each month, approximately 12,000 pounds of prime rib are carved. For a richer plate, opt for the garlic butter–infused, 12-hour slow-roasted Mishima Ranch Wagyu steamship, paired with Boursin mashed potatoes or truffle mac and cheese.
For a taste of Mexico, this station offers made-to-order tacos—carne asada, pollo, and carnitas—with a variety of salsas and toppings.
Plant-based diners can request tacos made with Impossible “meat,” prepared on a clean grill free of animal products.
The dessert station invites a second round, with caramel-stuffed churros, cookies, pastries, gelato, and custom s’mores.

A chef’s tip: swap graham crackers for chocolate chip cookies in the s’mores.
The standout, however, is the made-to-order crêpe station, with options—including vegan and gluten-free—such as mango passion mousse and bananas Foster.
For those looking to elevate the experience, the Ultimate Buffet Experience includes a 1.5-pound Maine lobster tail delivered to the table and the Endless Pour package, featuring cocktails, mimosas, wine, and beer.

The upgrade also includes advanced priority seating—a valuable perk during peak hours and holidays.
Brunch is served daily from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., with dinner from 1 to 9 p.m.
Upgrades enhance convenience and value. The Endless Pour package and priority seating streamline the visit, especially during peak times.