this was the only coffee shop i really wanted to visit but didn't think it would be so difficult to…read morefind. it took us an hour to find this place, it literally became a mission lol maps didn't help for SHIT! when we finally found it, there was no one inside but then an employee popped up. i asked about alternative milks and he listed every drink that could be made/is made with alt milks so we ordered the oat chocolate milk and an almond milk cappuccino. for dessert, i opted for the cherry chocolate scone. what really made looking for this place worth it was the employee working there, i wish we got his name but he had a cool mustache and hat. he was asking us what were in vegas for and we said it was an anniversary and he gave us recommendations and he really was the nicest. he even gave us the other vegan dessert :') we wanted to relax for a bit so got our drinks for there and he even made foam art for our anniversary! it was so cute and my cappuccino was amazing along with the desserts. this was definitely one of the highlights of our trip :)

This is a must every time I'm in Vegas. I love their chocolate canele. It has a rich chocolate…read moreflavor with a crunchy crust. The best part is it doesn't have the waxy/greasy outer layer that normal canele have. I could literally eat half a dozen in one sitting--it's that good! It's near the lobby area of the Venetian. There is a Starbucks right across for reference. Its a tiny shop with a small drink and pastry menu. No indoor seating. I've tried their chocolate bars and enjoyed them. Service is efficient and polite.

Pure chocolate deliciousness! Located inside the Venetian,…read moreRoyce is a Japanese store that makes premium chocolates from Hokkaido, Japan. The chocolates literally melt in your mouth! Great customer service and they offer a free sample and provide an insulated bag with gel to keep your purchase at the proper temperature.

Royce Chocolate is Japanese Chocolate made from the finest ingredients. You can look up the company…read moreinformation on their website. I was introduced to this business during a Yelp Event. I'm definitely going back for more when winter ends. There's lots of options including chocolate coated potato chips. I definitely purchased some and more. I really like the Matcha Wafers. The items are pricy but worth it. You can shop in stores or buy online from their website. I also found them by using my Amazon App. This review is for my Las Vegas Friends. You need to taste Royce Chocolate and get to this location. Five Stars for Sure.

A convenient spot for travelers to get a local chocolate staple! Larry was very kind and helpful…read morewhen I purchased several chocolate bars that were on sale and let me know about my potential savings on my next purchase and gave me an ice pack for my chocolate which was so smart! Definitely getting all my gifting chocolates from Ethel M.

Ethel M Chocolates has some really good selection at the kiosk. You'll find them in The Forum Shops…read moreat Caesars near The Fountain of Gods, next to Montblanc. They have great chocolates on display. The most popular is the Classic Collection ($42) which is the original chocolate recipes created by Ethel Mars. It contains 16-piece premium milk and dark chocolates that are nicely arranged in a signature gold box. The collection has an assortment of milk chocolates such as solid heart, chewy caramel, peanut butter, almond butter krisp, macadamia salute, almond cluster, pecan caramel rapture, and satin creme for raspberry and chocolate. The dark chocolates consist of coconut delight, chewy caramel, macadamia salute, and satin creme for lemon, vanilla, chocolate, and raspberry. The chocolates are great quality and beautifully packaged for a lovely gift. They even have a Chocolatier's Collection, as well as a Taste of Las Vegas Collectible Tin, sampler gift box, and gourmet chocolate bars. Service from Eda is welcoming, courteous, personable, and friendly!

Visited this spot a feeew times! Always worth to see what treats are out for the day/season…read more I love the different designs and pops of color, it definitely adds to the experience. Of course you got to grab a cookie shot while you're here as well just for the fun of it! Cute to do with your family or friends or for that sweet tooth. I'd highly recommend visiting at least once to experience these adorable little treats.

Highlights: * Baked desserts that are cooked to perfection…read more * A must try even if it's crowded Food * Cronut - this and all of the baked items are cooked perfectly and it seems effortless and easy to dismiss as touristy. But compared to pastries anywhere else in the US, it's clear how special Ansels pastries are. The line can get long and it's Vegas so everything seems touristy, though Dominique Ansels is one I will say is worth the hype!

Took a tour and had a fun time. The cost is only $25 and you are paired with wine and chocolate…read more It was very interesting. I am not a wine drinker but I tried them all. It was Christmas so the outside Cactus Garden was decorated with lights. We so enjoyed shopping and bringing home gifts for my friends.

This cactus garden is absolutely beautiful and it's a must see during the regular months and when…read moreit is light up at night for the holidays . They have about 300 different types of cacti which is amazing. It is perfect for a date night or a family outing . They offer tastings of the chocolate and wine they also sell delicious chocolates that make the perfect gift. You can see the factory through the glass and machinery which is really cool . My friend and I went to a wine and chocolate tasting and it was so much fun and I we learned so much about the history of the gardens and chocolate factory .

This place is fabulous. The cactus garden is beautiful and…read moremakes you appreciate the desert landscapes I've been here when the garden is lit up for the holidays and it's very picturesque. The hot chocolate they serve in the colder months is delightful The lemon satin crème truffle is my absolute favorite along with their chocolate drizzled brittle. Effff that stuff is like crack! No lie, I can eat an entire box of that brittle in 2 days... Definitely check out their non-preservatives goodies. Made fresh, made local, made yummy!!!

Always worth a stop and a great place to escape the traditional gambling scene of Las Vegas Vegas…read more Offering one of the top notch cactus gardens in the world. Stop inside for a free sample, look at their operations, and of course, chocolate shopping! Great service, as folks behind the counter walk you through all the special flavors that are available My only advice is don't buy chocolate and leave it in the car in the hot Las Vegas weather! Still tastes really good, but doesn't look the same - LOL

Nice brunch and breakfast options. I enjoyed Tiramisu, Key lime pie and wraps (chicken and Veg)read more

Bellagio Patisserie is located near the conservatory, a short walk from the lobby. It is home to a…read moreGuinness world record holding chocolate fountain. If you don't plan to purchase anything, it's worth visiting just for the chocolate fountain. I came here for their gelato - it was amazing. The mango and salted caramel were top tier. Perhaps it was the best gelato I've had thus far. The line was long when I visited on a weekend afternoon. The nearby tables were more or less occupied, but the sweet treats are easy to take on the go.

Amazing flavor and delightful taste. This authentic Japanese pastry spot had so many delights I was…read moretaken aback for a few minutes to decide what to get. The sandos were the target and I'm so glad they satisfied. The Hojicha Latte was one of the best I've had and they are all fairly priced. The decor and service were both thoughtful and great. I think the hidden gem is worth the wait and orders.

I've been coming to Suzuya Patisserie for years. There was a time when I came almost every week,…read moreand whenever my friends had birthdays, I would preorder their cakes here because I genuinely love the quality of the desserts. My family and I have supported Suzuya since the very beginning, when the first location opened on Durango. We've watched the business grow over the years, which makes this experience even more disappointing. Unfortunately, today's visit was one of the worst customer service experiences I've had. I ordered a breakfast crepe, a curry cheese sandwich, a mango mochi, and a whole cake. The breakfast items were served without any fork or knife. When I asked for utensils, there was no effort to provide them. The mango mochi was also served without utensils. When I politely asked the staff member wearing the mask for a fork, she simply replied, "You don't need utensils." That response honestly surprised me. Mango mochi is sticky and messy to eat by hand. It wasn't about the fork itself--it was the complete lack of willingness to provide even the most basic customer service. The bigger issue was when I purchased a birthday cake for a friend. I was told there were no bags available for a 6-inch cake. However, I saw other customers receiving bags. I even asked, "If I buy two more cakes, making it three cakes total, would you be able to give me a bag? I only have two hands." The answer was still no. That response simply made no sense. What made the experience even more upsetting was how I was treated because I had my service dog with me. My dog is a professionally trained service dog--not a pet. He remained calm throughout the entire visit. He never barked, never approached anyone, never disturbed other customers, and simply laid quietly beside me. Despite that, I was questioned about whether he was a service dog, whether he had a service vest, and then told that because I had my service dog with me, we would have to sit outside. I found this extremely disappointing. My dog was behaving exactly as a trained service dog should, yet I was still directed outside solely because he was with me. I sincerely hope the staff receive proper training on how to respectfully interact with customers who rely on service animals. Every customer deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. After being directed outside because of my service dog and then repeatedly being refused basic accommodations that should have been simple to provide, it became difficult not to question whether my service dog influenced the way I was treated. I truly hope that wasn't the case, but it certainly felt that way. This isn't just my opinion anymore. Many friends have shared the same experience with me over the years: the cakes are excellent, but the customer service is consistently disappointing. People return because the desserts are amazing--not because of the hospitality. Sadly, it often feels like there's no warmth or genuine care for customers. I've always heard wonderful things about Mike, and from what I've seen, he seems like a genuinely kind person. I can't help but wonder how he would feel if he knew loyal customers were leaving with experiences like this. I'm usually not someone who complains or leaves negative reviews. It takes a lot for me to write something like this. But after years of supporting this business, I believe this experience needed to be shared. Suzuya truly makes fantastic desserts, and that's exactly why this review is so disappointing for me to write. Great products should never be an excuse for poor customer service. Loyal customers deserve to feel welcomed, respected, and appreciated--not dismissed.