How Much is the Cosmopolitan Buffet?
Enjoy a buffet with a twist at the Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan. This buffet bills itself as a gourmet option on the Strip. Stuff yourself in style, basically.
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The Cosmopolitan Buffet[/caption]
Wicked Spoon Buffet at the Cosmopolitan has consistently wowed foodies and critics, raking in multiple awards. Some of the most recent accolades by the buffet joint are the Desert Companion’s, KNPR’s Best Dessert Buffet, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal Best of Las Vegas: Best Buffet (Editor’s Choice) awards. These highlight its consistency in a competitive market like Las Vegas.
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While many other restaurants dabble in serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner buffets, The Wicked Spoon Buffet at The Cosmopolitan only serves brunch with special offers during the holidays.
Their menu is available online, so you can scope out your meal. There are elevated choices like bone marrow, mushroom mapo tofu, and blackened white fish, as well as hometown comforts like angry mac & cheese and carnitas tacos.
The buffets have a 90-minute limit to let you clear your plate.
All the food is chef-crafted in-house.
The buffet isn't cheap, but you knew it wouldn't be. You're at the Cosmo.
Along with the brunch, you can enjoy bottomless beverages at à la carte for $17 or $25 for normal drinks such as Bottomless Mimosas, Champagne, Bloody Marys, or Bud Light. Keep in mind that children's prices are for kids 5 - 10. Any kid age 4 or below can visit the buffet for free.
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The Cosmopolitan Buffet[/caption]Wicked Spoon Buffet at the Cosmopolitan has consistently wowed foodies and critics, raking in multiple awards. Some of the most recent accolades by the buffet joint are the Desert Companion’s, KNPR’s Best Dessert Buffet, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal Best of Las Vegas: Best Buffet (Editor’s Choice) awards. These highlight its consistency in a competitive market like Las Vegas.
The Food
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Various Food options[/caption]While many other restaurants dabble in serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner buffets, The Wicked Spoon Buffet at The Cosmopolitan only serves brunch with special offers during the holidays.
Their menu is available online, so you can scope out your meal. There are elevated choices like bone marrow, mushroom mapo tofu, and blackened white fish, as well as hometown comforts like angry mac & cheese and carnitas tacos.
The buffets have a 90-minute limit to let you clear your plate.
All the food is chef-crafted in-house.
Price
The buffet isn't cheap, but you knew it wouldn't be. You're at the Cosmo.
- On weekdays, you'll pay $47 per adult / $23.50 for kids.
- Saturday and Sunday is $54 per adult / $27 for kids
- During holidays, the price can jump to as high as $72 per adult / $36 for kids
Along with the brunch, you can enjoy bottomless beverages at à la carte for $17 or $25 for normal drinks such as Bottomless Mimosas, Champagne, Bloody Marys, or Bud Light. Keep in mind that children's prices are for kids 5 - 10. Any kid age 4 or below can visit the buffet for free.