La Pasticceria offers a great selection of freshly baked pastries. I ordered the Nutella croissant,…read moreand it was delicious, crispy and flaky on the outside, soft on the inside, and filled with a generous amount of Nutella. We also ordered coffee. I had the iced mocha, while my husband ordered a cold brew with oat milk. The cold brew's flavor was a bit off, but the staff was happy to remake his drink. He opted for an Americano instead, and it was much better. Overall, the pastries were the highlight of our visit, and we appreciated the friendly customer service and willingness to make things right.

This dessert stand showcases so many mouthwatering desserts inside Eataly in the MGM Grand Hotel!…read more It's open daily - 10am-10pm Sun-Thurs - 10am-11pm Fri & Sat There is a huge variety of desserts but expect to pay $7-10+ for most of them! This is an order and pay spot so service is average and seating is limited. The Tiramisu Classico ($9.90) and it was so delicious! The sponge cake was so fresh and moist! It wasn't too sweet or bitter! It wasn't packed with too much cream and each bite made me want more! Overall, I really enjoyed this dessert so it was 9/10. The Tortina Di Melle ($8.90) was very disappointing. The burnt sugar crust tasted very dry and hard. The apples didn't taste sweet and the cake tasted stale. It tasted like an apple cake that was made a week ago unfortunately so this was 2/10. I would definitely return and recommend the tiramisu but definitely not the Tortina Di Melle!

So charming and cutesy!!! This pink container cafe has been…read morehere for a few years now. Had to get the Bruno Mars x Hello Kitty collab! They have shirts, sticker set, trucker hat, 2 pins and the drinks and desserts. Glad the collab was still there this May and hope it's available for everyone for the rest of the year! So cute and pretty. Line only had about 10 people in the afternoon and went quickly. Park at Park MGM or New York New York or just walk from whatever nearby hotel. Not hard to find it's pink! Seasonal (got it in May '26): - Bruno Mars Red Roses Red Velvet Cake - The Romantic Lemonade - Forever Yours Mars Mocha - Hello Kitty Bruno Mars Cookie

If you are a girl dad like me, you are no stranger to Hello Kitty. The Hello Kitty Cafe is exactly…read morewhat it sounds like...a little cafe with fun drinks and pastry snacks all themed to Hello Kitty. Our family has been to several Hello Kitty cafes, in San Diego and Irvine. The Las Vegas location was a must see stop for us because of the recent collaboration with Bruno Mars! The cafe itself is a pop-up version that is located between Park MGM and the New York New York hotel. It's a photo op for sure, with the Hello Kitty style Bruno Mars character. There are several giant murals on the side of the cafe that you can take pictures with. Snack and drinks are good, but don't expect anything life-changing. Just a fun thing to do. The merch....probably the main reason people stop. For the Hello Kitty collector, you will always find unique merch here. But they are expensive. Life decision will be made...do I need the Bruno Mars Hello Kitty Shirt...or do I want to eat this week! LOL! My wife got a cool Bruno Mars tote bag...and I'm so hungry!

I haven't had a single plain, whole milk iced latte in a long time and I am so glad I grabbed one…read morehere. It was delicious. I am a coffee drinker, so I like my coffee to taste like coffee. The line was about 10-15 people long, but I decided to wait anyway. The line moved pretty quickly and the people working were very kid and efficient. I love the open atmosphere here. Can't wait to go back!

Pro tip: order on their QR code plastered all over Eataly, THEN walk downstairs and collect your…read morebounty of breakfast. Otherwise there's alwas a 10-15 minute wait for breakfast + a line of uncaffeinated people waiting for their fix. My goto breakfast when I stay at Park (or Aria) is an iced latte + a breakfast sando. Grab it, eat it, get ready for the work conferences I go to annually.

Went to go hit up Milk Bar after my business lunch at Amaya inside The Cosmopolitan. Milk Bar is…read morenot a walk inside kind of place; it is a stand on the second floor between The Juice Standard and Momofuku. There was only one person taking everyone's orders and making the drinks and retrieving the desserts, but the line, which wasn't too long, was moving fairly quickly. When I realized that they had coffee, I went for one immediately. Although I was inside The Cosmo and just got out of a business lunch, I did decide to skip their cookies and ice cream and just have their coffee, because I don't eat sweets on a very regular basis anymore. The spiked milkshakes I had my eyes on, but unfortunately for me, I drove here. What caught my eye on the menu was their birthday cake latte, and so I went for that in a medium cup. Hey, it's someone's birthday somewhere, right? Just a heads up, even though it tastes exactly like a birthday cake, it doesn't come with sprinkles on the top or any of that other fun stuff. The person (super nice, btw) did inform me when I got my drink is that it would explode a little bit when I would put my straw inside of the cup. There are no seating areas with tables here, so I had to go elsewhere to set my drink down so I wouldn't spill my drink everywhere while I was standing. While the drink was amazing and not too sweet, it was also a tad expensive for a medium cup ($10 plus tip). Then again, it is The Strip, so expect things to be overtly expensive.

We tried the compost cookie and cereal milk soft serve after hearing those are what the brand is…read moreknown for. :: Cereal milk :: Unfortunately the soft serve was too salty for us, which took us by surprise, and as a cereal lover, it definitely didn't taste like cereal milk. The cornflake topping as well seemed candied, as it was super crunchy, like granola clusters, as opposed to the light brittleness of plain corn flakes, which would have tasted better because it wouldn't have added any more salt to the taste. :: Compost cookie :: I am a Cookie Monster and that is my snack of choice. The texture of the compost was good, but the taste again was underwhelming and I felt it had an identity crisis. That was probably due to the different ingredients inside. It ended up being too salty for my liking. After watching about Milk Bar on Netflix and getting excited, it's unfortunate that I won't be eating here again

Eataly is my favorite place to visit on my first day in Vegas. Why? Because the choices are endless…read moreand it's easy to get to. There's something for everyone here! Pizza, sandwiches, pasta, gelato, salads, spritz, wine and more. Kind of overwhelming if it's your first time, but I recommend doing a walk through to check out the offerings. I usually order pizza from Gran Caffè Milano bar. It's an upscale full Italian bar that serves up regional wine, Italian cocktails, beer and spirits all day. I usually just get the Aperol Spritz. They also offer a variety of pastas and light bites. The staff is friendly and attentive. They make you feel like they've known you forever. Always great conversations here! I haven't tried the happy hour yet, but they do offer Aperitivo hour twice daily from 1-4pm and 7-10pm. You can expect deals on drinks and pizza. I love the gelato here too. I tried the banana chocolate chip and pistachio flavors which were creamy, rich and flavorful. Definitely cooled me down in the hot Vegas weather. Overall, a beautiful spot to check out at Park MGM.

First time staying at Park MGM, so I'm still not too familiar with all the restaurant options here…read more Today, I was looking for something to eat at Eataly. I'm not a huge pasta fan and wasn't really in the mood for pizza, but one thing I can never pass up is trying lasagna! While browsing the menus online, I was happy to see that two of the restaurants here had lasagna on the menu. Decision made! Sadly, I completely forgot to take a picture, but let me tell you--this lasagna was not only tasty, but the portion was HUGE! It was easily big enough for my friend and me to share. And honestly, this was definitely one of the better lasagnas I've had at an Italian restaurant. The flavor was on point, the portion was generous, and we both thoroughly enjoyed it. Would we order it again? Absolutely! They did provide two sets of utensils but no plates. After already having our food, we just wanted to sit down and enjoy a couple of drinks, so we made our way over to the Eataly Bar. Gabriel was quick to take care of us and got us a beer and wine right away. When we mentioned that we hadn't received any plates from La Pasta Fresca, he was kind enough to provide us with some. It's the little things that make a difference! Gabriel was friendly, attentive, and more than happy to help. Great service from him!

They have really good apple fritters! I prefer the desserts in the evening. I don't like their…read moredonuts much as the Boston creme looks yellow and tastes weird. Their fillings are hit and miss. Their cake donuts are good and their frosting donuts are tasty. The people at the counter are always so nice asking if I need anything else. This place is in America and its convenient if you're going to eat there. Its a small counter, but aesthetically the donuts look soooo good! I've been going here for so long and I can always count on their apple fritters, cannoli, slice cakes, and fruit tarts.

MY BLUEBERRY DONUT FROM AMERICA!!!!! Lol I love America. It was sitting out for a while but meh…read morewhatever. Still edible

ARIA Patisserie is always a must for me whenever I'm staying at ARIA. I love that it's open 24…read morehours, making it perfect for a late-night or early-morning treat. The crepes are absolutely delicious, and both the sweet and savory options are worth trying. They really know how to make a crepe--thin, delicate, and cooked just right. I'll usually grab a latte here, too. The line is often much shorter than the Starbucks locations in the Promenade or over at Vdara, which makes it an easy choice when I want a quick coffee including lattes. One thing to note is that the gelato has limited hours, despite the patisserie itself being open 24/7. It can be a little disappointing when you're craving gelato outside those hours. Also seating can be limited as it is right off the casino, but they do offer to-go options so you can take it to the conference space or hotel room. Still, ARIA Patisserie is always on my must-stop list whenever I'm staying at ARIA, and I'll definitely be back!

This was my second time ordering a custom mini cake online from the bakery at the Aria Hotel, and…read moreonce again, it was an amazing experience. The online ordering process is simple--you upload a photo of the cake design you want, submit your order, and normally someone follows up to confirm the details. This time I didn't receive a callback, so I called a couple of days before my arrival just to make sure my order had been received. They had it in their system, and Lorena was incredibly professional and apologetic for the missed call. She even offered me a discount for the inconvenience, which I truly appreciated since I hadn't asked for one. When I arrived to pick up my cake at 2:00 p.m., I was absolutely stunned. The mini cake was gorgeous! The design was flawless and matched exactly what I had envisioned. It honestly looked too beautiful to eat--but I definitely will! The quality, attention to detail, and presentation are outstanding. From the customer service to the final product, everything was wonderful. This bakery continues to exceed my expectations, and I'll absolutely keep ordering my custom cakes from here whenever I'm in Las Vegas. Highly recommend!

These shakes are filling! They look great though. The made these pretty fast and its not very…read morebusy. I feel like this is a bit hidden in the food court. There isn't much foot traffic on this corner of the food court. I like it much better when there's less people anyways. Feels like a lazy day with a nice diabetes shake. Lol. The cake part of the shake was a bit dirty, but the chocolate shake was pretty good. Id definitely get another the next time.

A great value in the ultra-expensive city of Las Vegas! Delicious scone and tasty breakfast…read moresandwich. Go to NY NY and try this place!

Hershey's Chocolate World is a must-visit stop on the Las Vegas Strip for anyone with a sweet…read moretooth. While the expansive store is filled with an impressive selection of chocolates, candy, and souvenirs, we came specifically for the giant s'mores bar located just outside the second floor of the shop. Ordering was quick and straightforward, the service was friendly, and everything was prepared efficiently despite being made fresh to order. **S'mores with Cookies 'n' Creme Chocolate: 3.8/5** This was an incredibly rich dessert that leaned fully into indulgence. The marshmallows were perfectly gooey and toasted, while the chocolate melted beautifully from the heat, capturing the nostalgic flavors of a classic campfire treat. Each order includes two toasted marshmallows and two pieces of your chosen chocolate to stack between the graham crackers, resulting in a serving large enough to share. While the graham crackers provided a pleasant crunch, they were a bit thicker than I would have preferred and lacked the signature honey-graham flavor. The Cookies 'n' Creme chocolate was deliciously creamy and decadent, but the s'more became overwhelmingly sweet after a few bites, making it best enjoyed with another person. **S'mores with Milk Chocolate Kit Kat: 4/5** This variation was equally indulgent and every bit as satisfying. The Kit Kat wafer offered a delicate crispness that complemented the soft marshmallows and warm, melty milk chocolate, introducing an additional layer of texture. Although still quite rich, this combination felt slightly more balanced and not quite as sweet as the Cookies 'n' Creme version, ultimately making it my preferred of the two. The s'mores bar offers a playful twist on a beloved campfire classic that's well worth seeking out while exploring the Strip. With generous portions and a variety of customization options, it delivers a memorable dessert experience that's perfect for chocolate lovers.

This was an exercise in capitalism. Everything was overpriced and I was surprised to see that short…read moreof the in-house items baked or made with Hershey products, there was nothing exclusive to the store. Complete waste of time taking an uber here.

We go here every single time we visit…read more Gini is like an unofficial auntie to our children. She is always super friendly and helpful. The desserts are always delicious and fun.

Great staff, professional and courteous, the pastry shop is clean and the cookie shot milk glass…read moredisplay is adorable! We had the "Honey" - Honey ganache and bavarois, lemon cream, honey madeleine cake, and candied lemon peel, set atop a shortbread crust... goodness in a precious package. We ordered two cookies to go - a double chocolate chip and a regular chocolate chip and they were so moist and delicious. I do not go to the strip often as a local but give me a reason and I will choose Caesars Palace just to stop in at Dominique Ansel to try more of their pastries.