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Wicked Spoon Buffet at the Cosmopolitan: 2026 Prices, Honest Verdict

Plated courses and bottomless drinks — what the Cosmopolitan's buffet costs in 2026 and whether the price is earned.

2026 pricing

  • Weekday brunch: about $49-55
  • Weekend brunch: about $65-75
  • Bottomless mimosas or beer add-on: about $25-30

What sets it apart

The Wicked Spoon plates most of its food in individual portions — small composed dishes instead of steam-tray rows. The kitchen favors quality over bulk: charred short rib ravioli, bone marrow, a genuinely serious salad section. It feels closer to a restaurant with a wandering route than a buffet.

The honest verdict

At roughly $70 once drinks are added, the value question is fair. Arrive hungry and skip lunch; portions run smaller than at classic buffets, so grazers finish content and skeptics finish hungry. The Bacchanal beats it on sheer selection; the Wicked Spoon takes presentation and mood.

Timing

Without a reservation, weekend brunch waits stretch 30-45 minutes; on a weekday after 10:30 AM you walk straight in.

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