Zoozacrackers Deli

Although the sandwich I got (Turkey) tasted very good, and the fries were also good, it ended up giving me food poisoning. Thankfully it only lasted about 12 hours, and didn’t ruin my whole trip. The Deli seemed to be well run, and the service was quite fast and good. Naturally they charge a lot for the food, but when you are staying at Encore, that’s how it goes :)

when you’re in Vegas and you’re in the hotels, choices are multiples, we choose here because we were hungry and we didn’t to spend a lot of money for lunch. I am glad to tell you guys, the food is very good and priced reasonable and you get semi good service, but you should know the noise level is really high.

I’m attending a conference that has a 3-​day event at the Encore and need a quick place to grab lunch. This is the least expensive place I found and I enjoyed the food. The chicken tortillas soup has good flavors, but is more of a strew than soup. The portions are good sized– a half soup and half salad was almost too much. Sadly, everything is a la cart, so if you want fries, it’s extra. The half & half with a soda was just over $ 20.

Good Deli food. Fresh and tasty soups, salads and sandwiches. Service is pretty slow and the line gets long at lunch time. But overall one of the best values for lunch. We had the Manhattan Clam Clam chowder which had a great flavor and portion size was good. The Tortilla soup was just ok. And avoid the Wynn Burger Special. Sounds good on paper, Veggie Burger, Fries and Chocolate Shake for like $ 12. But the burger was on an undelicious vegan bun had to send it back to get re-​bunned with regular buns. lol.

Worst crap food ever!!! Ordered two hotdogs and a grilled cheese… the hotdogs came on two pieces of sliced bread!!! When they clearly are served on buns. I ordered one last night, it came with a bun. Nothing was mentioned when I was ordering. How difficult was your job to say «We are out of buns. and will be serving the hot dogs on sliced bread»!!!Apparently too hard. And the grilled cheese advertised on the menu comes with a variety of ingredients, all I received was a plain cheese on 3 slices of bread, nothing else on the sandwich! This is what you receive at the Wynn.

Zoozacrackers is one of the less expensive options inside Wynn Las Vegas.
They offer deli counter service. Sandwiches, burgers, salads and soups. You order at the counter and they bring your food and drinks to your table. Free refills are offered and the food is decent.
One of the better deals to be had in this otherwise upscale resort.

⁵⁄₅ Food & Quality, ⁵⁄₅ Service, ⁵⁄₅ experience.
Snapshot:
Don’t let the name fool you, Zooza is a one of the best deli’s. It’s a staple each time I come to Vegas. Positioned adjacent from the sports book, this deli offers a wide variety of breads to form your ideal sandwich.
When was the last time someone asked you if you have any food allergies, it’s just part of the staff ensuring you enjoy your food experience.
The chicken soup tastes like my grandmothers which is amazing.
They warm turkey sandwich on rye toasted is out of this world.
You really can’t go wrong with anything.

I love this little café! They have this delicious vegan burger. It comes with a coconut chocolate milk shake l. It’s my favorite snack to have in the middle of the day. Their chocolate cake is amazing with the decadent chocolate layered with moist chocolate cake. The crowd is much more casual and young compare to most of the other parts of the Wynn.

Matzo Soup — never disappoints! Fast and friendly service! Their pastrami sandwich and French fries are amazing also! Huge portions, enough to share! Perfect café for a pick-​me-​up late lunch; mid-​day; or post theatre! Love it!

So this deli is located in the Wynn hotel right next to the sports book. When you walk in you go straight to the counter, order and then find a seat. Typical deli sandwiches all priced around 12 bucks. There are salads and wraps available as well. I ordered the Manhattan clam chowder ($ 6.99) and a side potato salad ($ 3.99) the soup was fine but not even worth the amount I paid. It came with a bag of oyster crackers but my cousin got 2??? WTF. As for the potato salad, well I just got 2 whole potatoes cut into ¼ pieces. So I had to recut them since my mouth isn’t as big as a whale. It had no taste, I had to add salt and pepper so it tasted like salted potatoes. Don’t bother wasting your money here, or time.

Service was at a snail’s pace. How long does it take to prepare a bowl of soup?
And all for «only» $ 25.

My mom and I have eaten here several times when we have been at the Wynn for shows. I would say this time was just ok. I had the half corned beef sandwich with side salad. I enjoyed the vinaigrette dressing and the salad itself. The corned beef was nice but the sandwich was a bit greasy. My mom had a full pastrami sandwich. She asked for a side of fries but the cashier never added them to our order. Luckily we were not charged for them but we wanted the fries.
This place can get busy but we hit it at a down moment so we did not have to wait long to order at the counter or for our food. I would say this is a good place to go when you want a quick sandwich or salad before a show and don’t want to go to a sit down restaurant.

Thanks to John B., I knew right away that there was a «vegan fast-​food» style meal available at The Wynn for an affordable price.
Fresh off the plane and too hungry and tired to deal with a full service-​restaurant just yet, I hopped into Zoozacrackers Deli for a quick meal. It felt good to walk through the air-​conditioned resort and putting a bet in the sports book before arriving here.
You order at the counter, and find a spot to sit. For a deli, this has to be the fanciest deli I’ve ever stepped foot into. If it wasn’t for the quick-​service type ordering, you’d think this was another one of Wynn’s expensive and exclusive restaurants. Huge spacious booths lined with top quality fabric, plenty of gorgeous light fixtures throughout and a very elegant floor plan.
The menu has quite a large selection, but luckily the vegan option is highlighted in green right in the middle of the board!
For $ 11, you get a Gardein cheeseburger, fries, and a chocolate shake.
The fries were delicious-​perfectly crunchy and just the right amount of seasoning. The shake was absolutely amazing. It hit the right spot and cooled me down, why the extra chocolate flavor made me feel like a kid.
Unfortunately the cheeseburger did not do it for me. It looked like a McDonald’s burger-​and I mean that in the bad way. It was too ‘perfect’ as in unnatural looking. The bun was starchy and tasted like cheap fast food bun. The burger itself didn’t have the delicious gardein taste I know-​lack of seasoning. All in all very bland, very plain, and mimicked fast food burger a little too much.
Kyle H. bought a veggie sandwich and that was much more delicious! Way more fresh too. He also bought the Matzo Ball soup, which I did not eat of course. I was just more intrigued by the giant thing that was floating in his soup. Supposedly it was the Matzo Ball, I think it is more like an aliem egg about to hatch into something more sinister.
Overall, for the price and for something quick and convenient, it was okay. Maybe next time I’ll substitute the cheeseburger for another chocolate shake. I might get diabeetus, but for this chocolate shake it’s almost worth it.

If you’re looking for food that’s reasonably priced in the Wynn, this is about your only choice. It’s located next to the sports book area. I ordered a chicken and avocado sandwich which was pretty bare bones. It came with a crispy pickle. If you want a side, you have to pay extra for it. I will say the sandwich was tasty but not $ 12.99 tasty. It is the Las Vegas strip after all, so you’ll be paying a lot for everything.
You order at the front and then they bring it to you. Seat yourself. If you are in a rush and you’re looking for no frills, Zoozacrackers will have to do. If you want something more extravagant, I’m sure you’ll find it.
I paid just under $ 20 for a sandwich and a ginger ale.

Is this place in the Wynn-​yes
Are the Wynn restaurants expensive– yes
Are the restaurants excellent with top notch quality– yes
So why would anyone think different of this deli?
The food is outstanding and as good or better than any deli. It does not matter what you order. Everything is really delicious
If you want to save money cut coupons and go to Subway or Denny’s

Zoozacrackers Deli inside the Wynn was the most feasible option for a dinner date before catching Le Reve because we only had 45 minutes to spare and Zoozacrackers is just a stone’s throw away from the Wynn theater.
WYNN BURGER ($ 11): The entire meal is vegan. Literally the exact same menu option is offered at Society Café inside Encore for the same price, but with poorer presentation here (plastic cups instead of glass, etc.). This meal is the cheapest option on the menu because it comes with a chocolate milk shake and fries. Everything else on the menu is served a la carte. I asked for lettuce on my burger and they obliged. I happen to like the chocolate shake but my husband begged to differ. Smh. ³⁄₅
PRO TIP: If you’re going to order the Wynn burger, walk on over to Society Café for a way better experience!
ZOOZA BURGER ($ 15.49): Expensive for a burger, but my better half gave it his approval. It’s pretty gigantic too, so at least you’re getting your moneys worth. ⁴⁄₅
FRIES ($ 3.99): Taste like Burger King fries (not necessarily a bad thing). ³⁄₅
VIBE: Upscale Denny’s minus the servers + counter service for ordering. I was surprised at how slammed this place was on a Sunday night at 9PM. It’s connected to the Sportsbook.
SERVICE: It was near impossible to catch one of the servers for a refill. The option to go up to the registers and ask a cashier for a refill is an option but they were so busy tending to the never ending line of customers we didn’t want to bother them. The Deli is pretty much self-​serve.
Worth a Return Visit?
Our grand total came to $ 37 and some change. I’m not planning on coming back, but if you’re in a rush or are trying to keep your dining costs at a minimum while you’re at the Wynn, Zoozacrackers Deli will do.
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This deli, inside the Wynn casino and resort, is expectedly overpriced. That being said, it’s not nearly as expensive as it could be, and the meal I had was delicious.
I ordered the soup + half sandwich, and opted for the chicken tortilla soup and chicken salad sandwich. For $ 13 I wasn’t complaining, and the portion was HUGE.
The soup was the star of the show; it was sooo tasty, thick and filling. The sandwich was yummy as well. I’d never had chicken salad prepared this way, and I really enjoyed it.
Overall Zoozacrackers (ugh rename yourself!) is a great option if you’re already in the Wynn and looking to keep your savings account untouched. But do be aware that the line does get pretty long during lunchtime.

My husband and I popped into Zoozacrackers before seeing a show at the Wynn. We had limited time before the show, and we were looking for a fairly quick and simple meal.
At Zoozacrackers, you place your order and pay and then your meal is brought out to you. There is not a lot of seating, and the entire area is loud due to it’s proximity to the sports book. Don’t be a douche and sit down before you order. There are signs on tables stating to order first and employees WILL tell you to move if you do not obey the signs. We saw this happen 4 times in about a 45 minute time period.
Like everything at the Wynn, this place is rather pricey ($ 11 – 15 for a burger or sandwich). The food is just ok, nothing was exceptional at all.
In the future, I would prefer to spend a little more for a better meal at another establishment at the Wynn. But for those in a hurry, willing to spend the money, Zoozacrackers Deli is an okay option.

Très bon resto les plats sont assez copieux, je regrette juste que l’accompagnement né soit pas compris dans le prix du plat et cela fait vite monter la note… Nous avons testé le sandwich au poulet et le wrap ! Cadre plutôt agréable ! On peut regarder les autres jouer aux machines a sous ! A conseiller

I should really know better… Any restaurant in the Wynn is going to be pricey.
We were there for a show and wanted to grab a quick bite before heading in. Zoozacrackers offers a wide variety on their menu from appetizers like Buffalo Wings to burgers to pasta.
Their lines are long but seem to move pretty fast. You order first, find a table and they bring your food out to you. Luckily we didn’t have to wait long before our food arrived. Buffalo wings are just ok along with the wrap and fries.
It’s not a place to rush back to but it’s probably the cheapest in the Wynn.

I love Zoozacrackers Deli. Being at the Wynn, this place is not cheap. Sadly, this is probably the cheapest eatery on the Wynn property.
But they make the best pastrami sandwich anywhere West of New York (that award goes to Katz), and their chicken noodle soup is pretty darn delicious. There’s ample seating in the Deli and you can catch glimpses of a sports game at the Wynn sports book next door.
Two half soup/​sandwich combos plus two soft drinks (refills included) was almost $ 45.