The Wynn Buffet is one of the first high-end buffets in Vegas, and remains a buffet to get specialty items like lobster claws, crab legs, and caviar.
Take a look at the Wynn Buffet prices, menus, hours, ways to save, dress code, and more.
Prices
The Buffet at Wynn is one of the more expensive buffets on the Strip. There are only two meals – Brunch and Seafood Dinner.

The Wynn Brunch Buffet is $59.99, while the Seafood Dinner is $79.99. Kids are half-price.
| Meal | Hours | Adult Price | Kids Price | Time Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brunch | Daily: 8am - 1pm | $59.99 | $29.99 (Ages 3-9) | 2 hours |
| Seafood Dinner | Daily: 1pm - 9pm | $79.99 | $39.99 (Ages 3-9) | 2 hours |
| Endless Pour | Cocktails, mimosas, wines and beers | $32.99 | NA | 2 hours |
Menu
First up, here’s a sampling of the menus for brunch and dinner at the Wynn Buffet.

Wynn Brunch Buffet
Breakfast is a favorite time to visit the Wynn Buffet. The ambiance is one of the best places in Vegas to start your day. Everything is colorful, light, open, and airy. The atmosphere is just one of the reasons it made our best breakfast buffets list.



The food is also world-class. Now, is it the best breakfast food in Vegas? No, because there are tons of fantastic restaurants in Las Vegas, but it is a good buffet for a delicious meal that will satisfy anyone at your table.

Whether you want biscuits and gravy, French toast, a big plate of bacon, hashbrowns, or a French pastry that’s out of this world, you can find a little of everything for breakfast at the Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas.

There’s a large assortment of flaky breakfast pastries, including croissants, danish, muffins, and sticky buns. Look at those croissants! They must have a thousand layers each.

However, by far, the most popular thing on the breakfast buffet menu is the omelet and benedict station, serving up fresh eggs benedict, custom omelets, and eggs any way that you like them.


Is Sunday brunch a must among you and your friends? You’re in luck!
The Wynn are masters at creating an eye-catching display of foods from around the world for a perfect brunch. In the photo, they feature dried fruit, cheese, and bread, though you’ll also find smoked salmon, jams, and jellies to go with it.

Have you ever seen black gouda?! 👀


In fact, on the brunch buffet, you can get all of your favorite dishes from breakfast like the pancakes, a cheese omelet, or eggs benedict, plus lunch menu items like sushi, truffle pizza, a salad bar, and pasta.





Besides the usual fare we’ve mentioned, the Wynn brunch buffet menu also has spiked fruit like Malibu Rum Spiked Pineapple, Tequila Spiked Watermelon, and Port Wine Poached Pears.

You have to try one of the pears with a side of cheese. It’s truly a special food combination and might just go down as the best thing you ate.
The carving station is a highlight of brunch, with each meat being perfectly cooked and accompanied by grilled vegetables and other food, too.

Seafood Gourmet Dinner

The Seafood Spectacular buffet at the Wynn really lives up to its name! With a selection of crab legs, lobster claws, shrimp, tuna, and sushi, there’s everything you’re looking for, and then some.



And, don’t forget the Caviar Bar, something you won’t find just anywhere in Vegas!

Dinner Menu Favorites
Dishes you can expect on both dinner buffets include Asian favorites like Thai chicken wings, fried rice, and stir-fry and Italian options like pasta, meatballs, and cutlets.
Additionally, you’ll find Latin selections such as tamales, fajitas, and enchiladas, and premium food includes crab legs, prime rib, and sashimi. The Wynn buffet ranked at the top of our best seafood buffet list.

The Wynn Buffet has dishes from all over the world at dinner, though comfort foods like mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, fried chicken, and more are available as well.
Seafood
- Oyster Rockefeller
- Snow crab
- Seafood boil
- Fish
- Clams
- Pacific Cod
- Mussels
- Lobster
- Roasted blooming salmon
- Stuffed Soul filet
- Tuna togarashi
Carving Station
- Beef tri-tip
- Polish rope sausage
- Beef steamship
- New York steak strip loin
- Lamb
- Slow-roasted pork loin
- Roasted turkey breast
- Banana barbecue chicken
- Dry-rubbed rotisserie chicken
- Pineapple pork belly
- Raised pork butt
Asian
- Edamame and wakame salad
- Tuna nigiri
- Ebi nigiri
- Kim Chi
- Paradise roll
- Unagi roll
- Spicy tuna roll
- Pickled vegetable roll
- Hamachi sushimi
- Truffle ponzu
- Assorted sushi sauces
- Beef Pho
- Thai spiced beef
- Honey pecan prawns
- Char soup
- Pork fried rice
- Thai chicken wings
- Panko bread shrimp
- Potstickers
Desserts at Wynn

The Wynn focuses on mini desserts for their dessert bar because, honestly, who wants an entire piece of pie or cake when you can sample two bites of several types of desserts?! Chocolate lava cake, creme brulee, and carrot cake are just a few of the options.


Cake
- Strawberry Shortcake
- Salted caramel cupcake
- Vegan chocolate cake
- Chocolate fantasy cake
- Assorted cake pops
- Carrot cake
- Assorted Bundt cakes
- Pistachio cake
- Chocolate mousse
- Red velvet cheesecake
- Flourless chocolate cake
Pastries
- Vegan desserts
- Creme brulee
- Petite pastries
- Tiramisu
- Lemon meringue tart
- Chocolate dome
Mini Desserts
- Black Forest Delight
- Chai tea cheesecake
- Campfire brownie bread pudding
- Lemon blueberry buckle
- Assorted gelato
- Marshmallow kisses


The dessert station also features a Gelato Bar with rotating flavor options and an array of toppings, too.

And who doesn’t love sweets on a stick? They offer cake pops, candied apples, cheesecake pops, and brownie pops. Luckily, dessert is served on the breakfast, brunch, and dinner buffet, so no matter the time of day, you can always eat a sweet treat after indulging.

Dietary Options at the Wynn Buffet
When we took a look at the best buffets for those with special dietary needs, Wynn Las Vegas rated quite high on our list. Since the former owner, Steve Wynn is a strict vegan himself, he has ensured that the Wynn Buffet caters to a variety of dietary preferences.

You’ll find vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and Halal-compliant foods. To know which things you can eat, simply ask one of the chefs, who will walk you through the buffet and point out each dish that fits your needs.

Don’t worry, every time we have asked for dietary accommodations at the Wynn Buffet, the chefs have been more than happy to help, so you shouldn’t feel like it is a hassle!
Endless Pour and Ultimate Pour Package
Most non-alcoholic beverages are included with the standard Wynn Buffet price, though if you want a cocktail or pint of beer, the Endless Pours Package is excellent. For a set price of $30.99 per person, you can get all-you-can-drink beer, wine, mimosas, and select cocktails.

Keep in mind that your all-you-can-drink package has a time limit of two hours, just like the two-hour dining limit. Because of this, we recommend opting for the package right when you arrive so you can make the most of it.
Hours
The Wynn Brunch Buffet is open each day from 8 am to 1 pm, and 1 pm to 9 pm for the Seafood Dinner Buffet.
Reservations
Please be sure to call ahead at (702) 770-3340 or reserve online to book reservations in advance, which is now called pre-paid priority seating since you have to pay for everyone at your table when you select a time.
Reservations are a great way to avoid the line during peak meal times like Sunday brunch or Friday night dinner. Of course, you can always just walk in at the Wynn Buffet, and it just may take a bit longer to get a table.
Coupons & Resort Credit
Season of Wonder
Save up to 15% on a 5-night minimum stay plus a $30 daily resort credit up to $150, which can be used at the buffet.
Booking Dates: Now through March 31, 2024
Stay Dates: Now through September 30, 2024
Official Site
Wynn Buffet Renovations
In November 2015, the Wynn buffet did a $3.6 million renovation, including new interior awnings, ceiling panels, a larger space of 23,632 sq feet, close to Caesar’s Bacchanal Buffet’s 25,000 sq ft, and several other interior decor and kitchen upgrades.

Since then, Wynn Buffet has continued to offer more than 90 food options, most being small plates. Many of the dishes are also cooked in small batches. Utilizing small batches and individual plating ensures you are always getting the food nice and fresh.

They continue to have 15 live-action stations where food is cooked right in front of you like the…
- Rotisserie wall of lamb, South American rodizio barbeque, dry-rubbed rotisserie chicken, and the coveted prime rib.
- Rotating grill for pancakes and crepes with toppings like red velvet chocolate chip, mixed berry compote, and strawberry shortcake or street tacos with tons of yummy salsas.
- Tandoori station featuring a firey clay oven cooking up kebab meats, vegetables, and naan.

They even added a candy and chocolate fountain, which is still a fun addition, especially for the kids (who are always half-price)!

FAQs
Do you need reservations for Wynn Buffet?
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Do you tip at Wynn Buffet?
Yes, tipping at the Wynn Buffet is encouraged for your server, who is responsible for getting your drinks, clearing plates, and anything you need. Tip a minimum of $5/person or 10% for buffet service. But, if your server was especially helpful, then consider the usual 15% to 20%.
Does the Wynn buffet include drinks?
The Buffet at Wynn includes all drinks except alcohol and espresso at a flat price. Endless drinks, including champagne, mimosas, beer, and wine, are an extra $32.99 per person for a two-hour time limit.
What is the dress code for the Wynn Buffet?
The Wynn Buffet dress code is resort casual, with no visible swimsuits.









Marisol Cruz says:
What about pricing for children?
Bob & Jenn says:
Pricing for children is exactly half the adult price.
Johanna says:
What day do they serve crab legs?
Julie says:
Do you do a discount for ladies that have has a gastric band fitted. Even a child’s portion would be to much for me to eat. I would just love to come to the buffet, as I have heard how amazing it is. Yours sincerely Mrs Julie Burns
Bob & Jenn says:
No, there is no standard provision for this but you may get an understanding manager to give you access at the child rate.
Jim Neubaum says:
Is there a time limit on your buffet? We are a older couple and don’t eat as fast as we use too in our younger days.
Bob & Jenn says:
While the Wynn Buffet does not state a time limit, they have a 2-hour time limit on the Endless Pour cocktails, and most buffets in Vegas appreciate a 2 hour sitting limit.
CC says:
We are bringing out senior 87 and 85 yr family members I understand we can select and pre pay for the Wynn buffet this summer Can we arrange for a line pass so we can avoid having to make or parents stand in the longer wait lines ?
Carlee says:
There’s not an option to purchase a line pass online, but VIP line passes can be purchased from the hostess when you check-in for your buffet reservation. Prices for the line pass start at $10 on weekdays and $16 on weekends. Line passes may not be available if you’re visiting during a holiday weekend or special event that brings larger crowds to Las Vegas, so we’d recommend contacting the buffet to inquire about line passes for your specific travel dates.
Karin Knighton says:
Can you please check my reservation time. On Wednesday for the Gourmet dinner, under the name Karin Knighton. I believe it’s at 3pm.
Thank you for your help
Carlee says:
Hi Karin,
You’ll have to contact the buffet directly to check your reservation time. You can call them at 702-770-3340.
Helen Jones says:
Looking to book a table for 9 Sunday 27th august
Carlee says:
You can make a reservation here, or by calling the buffet at 702-770-3340.
Mary says:
I have tried to book countless days and times, you appear completely booked up until April 18, 2024, will calling help please?
Carlee says:
You can call the buffet at 702-770-3340. Sometimes it’s easier to make reservation over the phone when online bookins appear to be full.
Diana Garza says:
You cannot book over 30 days in advance. For February, I had to book in January.
Carlee says:
Thanks for the tip!
Kathy says:
Thank you so much for this information. I kept trying to book. 🙂
Kathy says:
Thank you so much for this information. I kept trying to book. 🙂 I waited on the phone today for over an hour. No one answered.
Carlee says:
You’re welcome! We’re glad you found it so helpful. 🙂
Reg says:
Now that we are entering that time of year – Any idea what the price differences are for the “Holiday brunch” and “Holiday dinner” or what it entails? Their booking site actually has an “info” button for holiday meals, but it just says that the holiday price may vary. Not very helpful lol. Thanks
Binie says:
Hello,
Does anybody know what brand of Earl Grey tea they serve at the buffet? Thanks?