Wicked Spoon

Does this coupon require a club card? Is it a lower price if you have a club card?

Me or my wife did not receive the coupon in our envelope. We will be in Las Vegas. April 1 to April 8. What should we do. Thank You.

fvenis,
From other postings I've seen, you should call the LVA office and they will get you the coupons. I believe they can either send them to you or you can pick them up at the office when you are in town. It may be a moot point as the current coupons expire at the end of March. Many of us are hopeful that Anthony and his staff will be able to get the deal extended for the remainder of the year. Please, all that are using the coupons mention to the hotel and buffet staff that you are there because of the coupon.

Thanks Gerry!

We used out coupon on a Sunday and arrived about 2:30 so we were charged the brunch price and did not have to wait in line. To our surprise they started putting out the dinner options at 3:00. Enjoyed tasting some dishes you don't normally find at buffets. My favorite was the shrimp and grits and was disappointed that the prime rib had no flavor. This is a great deal, glad we got there before the coupon expired.

If you think you may want to enjoy the Wickid Spoon, PM me.

I didn't get my coupon with my MRB. If it was in the envelope I didn't see it and must have thrown it away.

ptodd1959 - Please call our office and let our staff know 1-800-244-2224

Thanks so much. I called the LVA office today and they are going to send me the coupon. I can't wait to try the Wicked Spoon. We leave for Vegas a week from today.

We ate at the Wicked Spoon on Friday 02/13 - arrived around 10:30am. No line to pay, and no issues with the coupon. $27 total for two (plus tip). It was smaller than we expected. While it was good, we most likely would not pay full price for this buffet. We would go again if LVA manages to get them to agree to be included in the 2016 MRB with a BOGO.

They are a Coca-Cola (Coke) restaurant. A big plus for me. I hate pepsi. There was a large bottle of chilled water on the table. Our server did a good job of clearing the empty plates.

I wanted to try the bone marrow, but what they had out had kimchee on it. I don't like kimchee, so I passed on trying. The carvery station had slab bacon, Italian sausage (no kilbasa much to my husband's disappointment), and a beef roast. The beef was a nice medium rare in the center. It was not prime (or choice) rib, but still very good.

Desserts were lacking for my tastes. I like crème brulee, carrot cake and chocolate covered strawberries and there were none to be had.

Shanny