LAS VEGAS — The buffet is back in Las Vegas — sort of.
Wynn Las Vegas will reopen the buffet this week, but instead of diners going to the food line, the food will be brought to the diners, KSNV reported.
Thursday’s reopening will be the first for a buffet in Sin City since the coronavirus pandemic shut them down.
A company spokesperson said customers will order from a menu and will receive “well-portioned versions” of their selections at their table. There will be over 90 choices including prime rib, crab legs and sushi, the company said when announcing the buffet’s return.
The restaurant will have to stick to guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, KVVU reported.
Diners can eat as much as they want over the two-hour reservation, KSNV reported.
They can also order two “limitless pour” alcohol packages, KVVU reported.
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