What a fun little store! They have ice cream, yes. But they also have cookies and fudge as well…read moreas candy and other merchandise. The price is a bit high, but the product was good. I ordered one scoop of cookies and cream in a waffle cone which was way more than I'd be. And it was delicious. Others on our party orders a sundae and another cone. Brenden was an awesome server and very patient and knowledgeable.

Very cute ice cream shop. So many options!…read more My service was excellent. When he took my order, he asked me if I wanted nuts and a cherry, and I said no. When he was done making my ice cream, he put a cherry on it. He was going to throw it away and make me a new one! I said it was fine and I took it with the cherry taken off. So he gave me a discount! It made my picture less pretty, but I really didn't care. I just don't like cherries, lol. Yummy and fun. Worth a stop of you're at Venetian/Palazzo.

My kids and I always love going to TK's for great treats, Pokémon cards and free game play!read more

It was 106° with 14% humidity, so survival mode kicked in and we went hunting for something cold…read more We ended up at TK Boba, where the front of the shop looked like Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering headquarters with game tables full of players. I was a little disappointed they didn't have ceremonial-grade matcha, but the staff handled our giant family order like champs. We ordered a mix of matcha and ube lattes, smoothies, raspberry tea, and taro drinks. The matcha wasn't for me because it had a hint of ginger, but everyone else thought it was refreshing. The real winners were the taro milk tea and taro smoothies, they disappeared so fast I barely had time to steal a sip.

GETTING HERE:…read more Located at the Linq Promenade in Las Vegas, near the Flamingo and Linq hotels. REVIEW: I forgot pictures because I was locked in! Ghirardelli is the only chocolate I eat, sorry not sorry. :) It just tastes *different, and since I was a first timer to this location I had to take it all in. :) Service was OK enough. There was one employee who seemed to be manning the front entrance, greeting customers, etc., and then once he got them inside he would direct another employee to ring up the order. I only have been to the location at California Adventure, so I didn't have a lot to compare it to, but this was very good time as well. If you're at the Linq Promenade, you have to make a stop here. At least for one square to give you sustenance for the tables and slots!

Ghirardelli Ice Cream & Chocolate Shop, located between The LINQ and Flamingo, provides a charming…read moreexperience for chocolate and ice cream lovers. I've been coming here for years, and the Banana Split is still one of my all-time favorites. Their chocolates are top-notch, and the cozy atmosphere makes it a nice stop while walking the Strip. Update from today: I tried the Dubai Chocolate Sundae, and it was absolutely amazing! Rich, delicious, and definitely worth trying. The staff was super friendly, and Tara was amazing -- very kind and made the experience even better. Seating is limited, but the experience and desserts are totally worth it!

Came in for the $4.99 Freddy's double bacon cheeseburger. The girl at the counter was super…read morefriendly. The cheeseburger hit the spot hot and fresh .

Fun place with lots of choices , the person that works the fries machine is the only employee that…read moreknows their job overall the rest employees definitely need retraining and Need improvement in organizing the crew And how they function performing their tasks... Suggest learn how efficient is 'in n out...' My food came out after long wait and cold.

I love custard and this spot didn't disappoint! Due to an ordering mix-up, my husband and I ended…read moreup with an more than we thought. We shared: - Bumble Berry Concrete - Banana Split Concrete - Pineapple Puff Concrete All of them were fantastic. I really don't think you can go wrong here!

Sadly, did not love, Lu-It custard. While just off one end of the strip, like every other down town…read morearea in the US (outside of the strip) it is located in a sketchy area. On our visit, there were several sketchy people in the lot and some going to the adjoining liquor store. While most of the customers were nice family looking people, a few of them were on the sketchier side too. If this were the only issue, we would go back, but there were other issues as well. However, for the positives, parking was limited, but sufficient. Business was good and there was both a line and numerous people waiting for their food. The order area is well lit at night. Most of all, the servers are very friendly, helpful, and patient. Unfortunately, the rest of the downside are the most important things. The serving cup size is good, but the ratio of custard to hot fudge/toppings was way off. Most places do not give enough fudge/chocolate sauce/toppings, but here the ratio was half and half. This MIGHT have been ok if the fudge and toppings were layered as at other places that do not skimp on toppings, but here the fudge/toppings were the top half of the cup and the custard at the bottom. This made it difficult to get the custard and to get a proper ratio of custard to topping. Kind of like rationing your meat and rice or potatoes so you have some for each bite--you could not do this with the custard and toppings here. The custard quality seemed like it might be ok, but it was hard to tell due to the ratio and serving structure. Overall, Nielson's custard has the more standard concretes with mix ins and a larger portion size than Luv-it. Freddy's frozen custard, although not as good as Nielson's was still also better than Luv-it. If Luv-it could either layer its toppings and you have concrete custard consistency, then it could be rated higher. As is, you are better off driving the distance to Nielson's or just going to Freddys. Still, if you must go to Luv-it, just be aware of your surroundings and you will still get an ok dessert.

A nice place to stop in for a chocolate treat inside the Fremont hotel. They have something for…read moreeveryone, including sugar free items. I went with a piece of toffee. Its a bit pricey but thats to be expected in a Vegas casino.

Overall, I have been to one of their locations before but didn't initially see the hype. But they…read moredo offer a good chocolate fix of chocolate in unique offerings that have good temper. I had a white chocolate covered Rice Krispie, which was the perfect texture after sitting at room temp for an hour or so.

Cream Me Ice Creamery is a small but quality ice cream shop downtown by all the other main…read morerestaurants. down here. It's very much like a higher quality Baskin Robbins with better things like fresh mini doughnuts too. They offer your cups of ice cream, sundaes, milk shakes, coffee drinks, a Mexican drink, mini doughnuts and more. I usually don't have room to get ice cream when I'm downtown but today I did and I forgot how much better this ice cream is. I also saw flavors that are more interesting like strawberry basil ice cream but I felt like chocolate chip mint today. The people working there were very nice and offered sample tastings. Even after I ordered my ice cream they even offered to add on a topping and or a sauce. Some time I might have to splurge for the mini doughnuts and ice cream.

I love the cookies and the cream cone. To top it off I got a cookies and cream ice cream and ask…read morefor a bowl because this Vegas heat is melting my precious ice cream.

Stopped in late after the Kenny Chesney concert, and everything was amazing! Tony was an…read moreoutstanding waiter, friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and he helped make a great night even better. Thanks, Tony!

So I was in town for an old friend's combination Anniversary/Birthday celebration, and as someone…read morewho grew up on a Midwest cattle ranch I was itching to sample some excellent beef. So I ducked into Black Tap at the Venetian after seeing a Wagyu burger on the menu. Being a lifelong space cadet in both profession (in my 23rd year at NASA,) and mental inclination (no comment,) I'd totally forgotten that I had a hard-and-fast obligation I needed to get to, stat - after having already ordered the Wagyu burger - so I asked the stunning waitress if I could change it to a "to go" order. The staff did not miss a beat, and a done-deal without a single hiccup and I was outta there. I did not have time to eat it so I had no choice but to actually let it sit in the hotel room getting cold - *gasp* - until I could get back to it. Sacrilege, I know, but... no choice. But even eaten cold (thanks TI for no microwaves in the rooms - though microwaves tend to kill flavor so maybe a good thing anyway,) it was seriously tasty and... a tantalizing draw. So the very next day I went back with no obligation hanging over me, and had the exact same thing, this time nice and fresh and hot. And it was, in a word: Sublime. - Cooked to perfection; - Juicy as small-town gossip; - Exploding with flavor in every direction like a Tears of Tragedy guitar solo; - And from a guy who grew up eating hamburgers that were walking around the pasture just a few days earlier, I can tell you with zero exaggeration that this is some truly righteous, farm-fresh beef. On another visit to Black Tap I sampled their chicken nachos - being a gym-rat, nachos are something I hadn't had in years but... it's Vegas and therefore WTH. And that - their nachos with chicken - is another to-die-for thing these people do absolutely excellently. So now I'm back in LA and Jonesin' in a big, big way and... they've got a location down at Disneyland. A bit of a drive but I'm thinking I could be a regular. Folks, if you're looking for some brews and some truly righteous food done excellently, look for this place. Not to be missed.