After shopping I wanted a little something to eat. I got…read morethe edamame dumplings. I wasnt sure what to expect but our waitress sold me on them. I'm glad I took the recommendation. They were unique and very good! I just wish the sauce was slightly saltier like soy sauce. Then they would have been perfect! But for a quick bite of something I wasn't disappointed. If you like edamame give them a try!

I got take out from the main bar, and note that Happy Hour prices are not on takeout…read more I got the Roasted Brussels Sprouts,$13.50 and the Edamame Dumplings $14.95. The dumplings were delicious! They came with a soy sauce tray for dipping. The brussels are spicy, so keep that in mind if you don't care for hot spicy dishes. Overall, I don't think I'd go back for takeout. I would rather eat there and enjoy the food as soon as it came out of the kitchen. It did take some time to get waited on as I couldn't initially find anybody, which was frustrating. Therefore, the service wasn't the greatest it could be.

This is a great food hall. Its huge, trendy, and lots of choices! Its quick and easy here. The…read morecashiers are fast and friendly. This place is trendier than the food hall in NY NY, but it doesn't taste better. My husband only ever really goes to naughty pattys anyways which i think is OK.

This ain't your mama mall food court! So fucking cool decor and signage wise. I came to the food…read morehall for 3 reasons. 1/ District donuts 2/ Eggslut 3/ Milk. Get here crazy early! The beignets were sold out already right before 12. Thankfully, they had cinnamon rolls!!! Eggslut had the most insane line wrapping around the corner. So, sadly we decided to move on. Milk had a small line. But, the crack pie was already sold out! It was extremely crowded. Each food station had a line. The service was quick considering the lines. Everyone was friendly in the food hall. I will have to come back earlier next time! I suggest arriving before 10:30. It is located on the 2nd level of the cosmopolitan.

Nice little cafe to grab a drink and a pastry…read more They have a beautiful chocolate waterfall right at the front. A must see for sure! They offer gelatos, pastries, sandwiches, coffee and tea. They do have a seating area in the corner but it's pretty limited.

Are here twice, mainly for the convenience…read more The coffee isn't particularly good. Most of the baked goods were decent but nothing special. The chocolate fountain that used to be a bit of an attraction was full of dust and the white chocolate wasn't flowing. The staff wasn't particularly nice either. Not that they were rude but compared to every other employee we engaged with on the property the vibe was just different here.

Stayed at the Bellagio and decided to dine here last minute. Ordered the corn pasta, octopus, and…read moreiberico pork. Was pleasantly surprised by the size of the appetizers, corn pasta ended up being a favorite! Food and service were both fantastic, reasonable prices for LV standards.

Recently renovated and "re-visioned", Harvest is a good place for dinner. And I know that sounds…read moresort of "meh" but while we liked our meal, we just weren't blown away. The room is impressive. It's very "clean cave" look All rock walls and glass kitchen. We had a table with a view of guests walking to and from their rooms, which wasn't stunning. But this is a landlocked restaurant at the lakefront Bellagio, so there you go. The menu is small but probably has something for everyone. We started with the Harvest Naan Bread which is served with a trio of dips and is delicious. What the food runner who brought it to the table didn't tell us was that this is piping hot. You will burn your fingers... a little warning would have been nice. But this is delicious. Weirdly, another server's assistant (a busser) came mid-way through us enjoying the bread and dips and just picked up our plates. We just stared at him as he did it. It was so strange. I also had the Harvest Mocktail and I don't recall the ingredients but it was really really great. I added Bacardi for an extra $7 because, Vegas. The Mocktail changes but I recommend asking about it. For mains we shared the appetizer of Sweet Corn Pasta and the grilled rib eye with a 1/2 lobster. The pasta was nice. And the steak and lobster were fine. Not "out of this world"... but good. Dessert didn't tempt us, Our server was very professional and nice. Her helpers seemed to be a little uncertain and out of sync. But those are minor issues that will be easily fixed. Again, this was a good meal. It just wasn't particularly special and nothing about it stood out. It feels like a "Tuesday family dinner' place more than a special occassion place. Which is again... fine.

Natalie is amazing every single time, as is the atmosphere. Even when hot this time of year, the…read morepatio is comfortable and all the staff is so friendly!!

Great food and great service! Our server, Lisa, was fabulous and Sean made an excellent table side…read moreCaesar salad! Would come back!

We LOVE Sadelle's! EVERY Trip, ( 3 to 4 times a year!), we have our traditional last lunch where we…read moreall meet at Sadelle's. Everything, the ambience, the service, the food are all wonderful. Please don't change! :)

Brunch was delish! Sadelle's restaurant is a lot larger than it appears from the outside. Sadelle's…read moreis absolutely beautiful and clean. We had reservations, so we were seated very quickly. They have an amazing brunch deal for $44 which included a mimosa, entree (several choices to pick from), fruit and a pastry. Their coffee was very good. It was strong, but not bitter. We definitely needed a strong cup of coffee. The staff were great. Our waitress was the sweetest. Our food and drinks arrived to the table swiftly. If you want to have a good classy brunch in Vegas, I highly Sadelle's.

For some reason, all I wanted was a sushi burrito, and to my surprise there was a spot serving them…read moreliterally downstairs on the LINQ Promenade. The location itself is convenient and has plenty of seating both inside and outside. If you want to enjoy the Vegas weather and do some people watching, the outdoor seating is a great option. I ended up sitting inside to escape some of the noise from the promenade. Everything was clean and the booth seating was surprisingly comfortable. Ordering is done through a kiosk. Beyond sushi burritos, they also offer sushi rolls, hand rolls, bowls with rice or greens, teriyaki bowls, sides, desserts, and drinks. There's definitely enough variety for everyone to find something. I decided to order The Mission, which comes with salmon, imitation crab, shrimp tempura, poke sauce, spicy mayo, cream cheese, avocado, and wonton strips. I opted to leave off the cream cheese because I wanted something a little fresher and lighter tasting. I also added eel sauce and carrots since there are several sauces and add-ons available, including extra proteins and premium ingredients. My burrito came out to around $20, which honestly wasn't shocking. That's pretty comparable to what I'd expect to pay back home in San Diego, so at that point it really came down to whether the quality justified the price. The first thing I noticed was the size. This is probably the smallest sushi burrito I've ever been served. That being said, the rice-to-filling ratio was actually excellent. One of my biggest complaints with sushi burritos is when they're stuffed with rice and skimp on everything else. That definitely wasn't the case here. There were generous chunks of salmon throughout and all of the ingredients tasted fresh. The problem was that the burrito wasn't wrapped tightly enough to hold itself together once the paper wrapper came off. It started falling apart pretty quickly and became messy to eat. As for the flavor, this is where I felt a little disappointed. Nothing tasted bad. In fact, everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. The salmon was good quality, the shrimp tempura added crunch, and the sauces were balanced. Even with the poke sauce, spicy mayo, and eel sauce, though, it felt like something was missing. After the first couple bites, I found myself less excited about it. By the time I got halfway through, I wasn't really craving the second half anymore. I finished it because I spent $20 on it, not because I couldn't stop eating it. If you're wandering the promenade and looking for a quick meal, JA Burritos is worth considering. Just don't expect it to be the sushi burrito that changes your life.

Got the salmon poke bowl at Jaburritos and it was so good. The portion size was great and food was…read moredelicious. Service was super friendly.

Perfect dinner in a perfect setting. We walked by and saw a table being cleared and asked if we…read morecould have it. The waiter told us to check in and ask for 257. We did, and they had already seated that table they gave us one that had the same view...the strip and the fountains at the Bellagio. We ordered a bottle of wine and a cheese, fruit and meat tray. It was divine...as were the desserts we ordered. It was a perfect dinner and a perfect night. Who could ask for more? This will be a must every time we go to Vegas.

I have been wanting to go to Mon Ami Gabi since before Covid. Tried to do it a few years ago with…read moremy friend, but no luck. Finally made it back in late Spring. I arrived early on a weekday, and they were able to seat me outdoors on the patio facing the Strip. The weather still was not super hot yet, so it was perfect. I ordered a cappuccino and a crepe (I think I literally ordered this exact thing in Paris a couple years ago ha). It was a perfect spot for people watching. As others have mentioned, there is some street smells, but they were not overpowering. The patio is in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower of the hotel, so it makes for some unique views. Enjoy!

I typically visit Momofuku every time I go to Vegas. We ordered the shrimp bao, noodles, and…read morecucumbers. The cucumbers have a tangy green sauce that I love!! Food always is brought out quickly and I enjoy sitting at the counter to eat a meal while watching the chefs make the daily specials. Must get: cucumbers

Extremely disappointed with our visit to Momofuku. The prices are heavily inflated for what you…read moreactually get. We ordered the ramen, and for nearly $40 a bowl, it came with only a tiny, meager 2-inch piece of pork. To make matters worse, even children's items require extra unexpected charges. Definitely not worth the hype or the price tag--save your money." Massively overpriced and underwhelming. For $37-$38 a bowl of ramen, you would expect a decent portion, but we literally got a stingy 2-inch piece of pork. Charging extra on top of children's meals makes it even more ridiculous. Will not be coming back.

Really nice place, with good food and nice people I felt as I was tasting food from the actual…read morecountry. Love the owner such a nice person.

We stopped in for lunch at the last minute. Great choice! The establishment is clean, and you can…read moresee the food prepped behind the counter. The service was quick, and the food was hot. I loved their extra out-of-the box options to try next time. Food: Chicken Swarma Beef and Lamb Salad Fries Water Bottle Hibiscus Lemonade Positives: - Delicious options and well seasoned food - Pricing matched the quality and quantity of food - Quick/kind service - Clean - Clean restrooms Tips: - Seat yourself - Grab a menu by the register - Order at counter - Large portions to share if needed - Food is delivered to you - Enjoy!