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

It's unfortunate Seattle/Southcenter doesn't have a Hello Kitty Cafe. I don't want to stand in an…read morearduous line at their pop-up truck either. That means Vegas will get my dollars instead. It's an easy pit stop at the north end of the NYNY property. I've been to the one at Fashion Show mall and while I enjoy the air conditioning I like this location more because it's in a fun walkable area and closer to the amenities that fit my needs. The line isn't too bad during the winter time (I'm a fan of LV's December weather and Christmas vibes). June-August is a different story though since it's summer vacation. It's brutally hot and the line can be long. I've tried their desserts. They're not phenomenal. Let's be real though, they're just nice for photos ops. I'm here mainly for the unique merch. I just have to make sure I have enough space in my luggage for a shopping haul.

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!

Love their espresso coffee beans so was happy to try a cup from one of their shops. Tried Theo gran…read morefiltro and my gf their hot chocolate. The coffee was good, but I should have e stuck with the espresso :). Hot chocolate was super thick so be warned. My gf added milk just so she could drink it :). Pro tip: order online and avoid the long lines at breakfast. Order came out quickly as it appears they have someone specifically handling on line orders.

I have a complicated history with Milk Bar…read more The last time I visited, I ordered the cereal milk soft serve because I wanted to relive the Milk Bar magic I remembered from New York. Unfortunately, it just didn't hit the same way for me, and I left feeling a little underwhelmed. Fast forward to this trip to Las Vegas, and after a serious sweet tooth kicked in, I decided to give Milk Bar another shot. This time, I went all in and ordered the DIY Build-Your-Own Pint. Was it on the double-dollar-sign side of things? Absolutely. Did I regret it? Not even a little. Being able to customize everything felt oddly liberating, and the end result was exactly what I was craving. Every bite delivered. It was sweet, indulgent, packed with texture. Bomb dot com. The experience itself was surprisingly fun too. The staff was friendly, and at one point they had hardstyle music blasting through their speakers. As someone who had just survived EDC weekend, I couldn't help but point it out, which sparked a fun conversation and a few laughs with the employees. The good vibes extended to the line as well. Even though there were people waiting, it never felt long because everyone was chatting and enjoying the atmosphere. If I had one complaint, it's not really about the food at all. Milk Bar at the Cosmopolitan operates more as a walk-up window than a true dessert destination. Personally, I think the desserts are good enough to deserve a cozy sit-down concept where people can slow down and enjoy what they're ordering. Still, this visit completely redeemed Milk Bar in my eyes. Great service, a fun atmosphere, and a dessert that finally lived up to the hype I remembered. If they ever expand beyond the window-booth setup, I'd happily bump this to five stars

JAN2026 We came by since we wanted to scratch a sweet itch…read more It certainly hit that precipice heavily. Staff helped us with any questions and had some suggestions as well. We had gone with building a pint with sweet cream, triple PB, caramel, and corn flakes. I also got a milk bar pie for good measure. There definitely needed to be something to balance it out in there since it was just bouncing from different layers of sweet. The caramel almost felt like too much for us considering. We weren't able to finish it between the two of us. The milk bar pie was a nice counter since it wasn't as sweet thankfully though still along the same theme. I was able to get through that since it was more semi sweet in this case. If we did have a hankering again, I feel like we'd need to fine tune that pint to balance things out more. I feel like if there was oreo crumble or something a bit savory to counter and change between bites it would help a lot.

We had an amazing experience during our visit here and so very happy with all the food we tried and…read moregot. We went on a Sunday afternoon for lunch and it wasn't overly crowded at all. The atmosphere was pleasant and lively, although we thought the music was a little too loud. The place was clean and very well ventilated, which was really nice given the much warmer temperature outside. Most of the staff we came across were friendly and approachable. We first stopped at La Pasta Fresca and got their Lasagna Classica, which was one of their specialties. Their pasta is fresh and made daily, and you could absolutely taste that in every bite. The lasagna was scrumptious and tasty, and they definitely did not skimp out on anything. We also stopped by La Pizzeria and tried their Burrata e Pomodoro Roman-Style Pizza. It was so good, I probably could've had another slice of it! The burrata was so creamy and I loved the pops of cherry tomatoes that made it taste brighter and more well balanced. Our last stop was at La Pasticceria. This one in particular I was looking forward to since I have been craving for some really good tiramisu for quite a while now. We got an Iced Brown Sugar Latte, as well as a Tiramisu Della Nonna and a Tiramisu Della Nonna alla Nutella (part of their Tiramisu Fest). The latte was good and I was happy with it--it had a very bold coffee flavor and I love that, but nothing unique about it. The original tiramisu that we got though? I could probably eat boatloads of it. It was sooooo so good! It was everything you'd want your tiramisu to be--creamy and luscious without being overly sweet and just having that perfect amount of espresso flavor. Although I wasn't a huge fan of the nutella version--it was way too sweet for all of us to the point that you could only have a few bites of it. A thing of note--everything's definitely on the much pricier side here, but then again, you are in Vegas. I personally think it's worth it though. Overall, I would certainly love to come back and eat here again.

What's not to love here ? I adore the spritz bar - great…read moreservice delicious drinks and the vibe is nice The dessert area is great too- mini desserts but expensive They have different stations for different types of Italian cuisine, grilled skewers, sandwiches , pasta etc It's more of a trendy casual place with lots of seating I make it a point to stop here whenever I'm in Vegas- located in Park MGM

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

Nice 24 hour service !!…read more After dinner this was the ultimate destination for desserts!! Grandkids had fun picking their sweet pastries!! Pictures talk and $103 was the price... one of that, one of this , and this , and that!!!!!

I've walked by here several times to get somewhere else, but I finally decided to drop in due to a…read moresugar craving. First I passed the gelato area which was busy, but I walked further and saw an assortment of items on display (with no one behind the counter). There were multiple kinds of chocolate-bars, smaller chocolates, with/out nuts, fruits, etc. It was great. What I zeroed in on was a personal favorite; chocolate covered blueberries. I don't even frequent blueberries too much but I normally only get these from Harry & David around Christmas. Well, it's June and they were there at Aria, so I went with the smaller container at $11.50. Large chocolate chip cookies ($4.50) then caught my attention, so I added that to my order. Service took a while due to customers who couldn't make up their mind which probably happens often in a place such as this. They also offer sandwiches and other good lunch/snack items in addition to pastries, chocolate, etc. Cookie was pretty good (and big) but I really enjoyed the chocolate blueberries. Different than what I am familiar with from the other aforementioned place, but still delicious. They had a taller container but the smaller one was good enough for me, especially for that price. They're open 24-hours, which seems to be rare nowadays, even for Las Vegas. Covid ruined a lot of things where a lot of businesses close earlier than before, yet Patisserie isn't one of them. If I stayed at Aria, this could be dangerous habit. Will be stopping by again to possibly try something new-

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.

I enjoyed Greenwich Coffee House at New York-New York Casino! I got a nice strong black cup of…read morecoffee that hit just right, and the pastries are fresh and delicious. I grabbed a single glazed donut and it was honestly one of the tastiest I've had--so light and flavorful. The spot captures that charming Greenwich Village vibe right in Vegas, super cozy with friendly staff and quick service. Way better than the usual chains out East!

This is a review for the s'mores kiosk located outside the Hershey's store in New York-New York…read moreCasino. The s'mores are absolutely worth the $15! You can choose from a variety of chocolates, including classic Hershey's, Kit Kat, Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, and Cookies & Cream Hershey's. The standout part of the s'more is the graham cracker--it's not your typical one. It's better: perfectly crunchy and never gets stale. The marshmallow is melted just right, making everything come together perfectly. I even buy extras to take home because they're that good. Service is quick, and the staff is friendly.

Being my favorite out of the three brand-based places I visited on the New York-New York area of…read morethe Las Vegas Strip, I just had to do a review here too! On a hot-without-any-humidity Thursday noon I saw this place right after coming out of M&M's World. My friends and I walked through the overpass going over S Las Vegas Blvd just to reach here, and we ended up coming in through the 2nd floor, which has mostly Hershey's merch from what I remember. I say this because I more vividly remember the 1st floor, which has all the chocolate. There's Hershey's, Twizzlers, M&Ms, Reeses and some other brands of chocolate strewn all around the floor, whether it's on display or up at the bakery and what looked like a smoothie/drink area. My favorite was the Hershey's Kisses wall, one that looks awfully similar to the chocolate wall at M&M's World. There's tons of flavors of Kisses you can grab here by pulling down on a nearby lever to dispense the flavor of Kisses you want. You pay for these by the pound, and I seriously overestimated how much I got; I paid for less than half a pound at the end. No word on service besides those at the counter when I paid for some Kisses. I got an assortment of flavors of Kisses including butterbeer, cookies 'n' creme, hot cocoa, special dark chocolate, strawberry ice cream cone and milk chocolate meltaway. My favorites were the dark chocolate and cookies 'n' creme since both are my favorite flavors to begin with. Their dark chocolate is rich and strong, and the cookies 'n' creme was crunchy inside. The milk chocolate meltaway is essentially a Lindt truffle but in Hershey's Kisses format; the inside has a layer that melts in your mouth. Hot cocoa was all right, and strawberry ice cream cone and butterbeer were a little too sweet for my liking. This place might be the one I come back for just to have some chocolates while I'm perusing the many other stores on the Strip I haven't been to!