Wicked Spoon Buffet

Although the bulk of this buffet is pretty standard (food in trays that you spoon onto a plate), they twist things up a bit by doing lots of "small plate" style offerings; eggs Benedict served in a miniature copper pan for instance. It's interesting although it does make carting your food back to your table a little more challenging. They have the full range of cuisines (American to Chinese, Mexican to seafood, and beyond) plus some live-action cooking stations that you'd expect of a modern buffet. That said, there's really nothing here that makes it stand out as a must-visit all-you-can-eat experience.

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