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Craft Creamery

4.7 (150 reviews)
Open • 5:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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Yukari N.

The ice cream store was small. It was very nice bar when I went through the freezer door. It was very nice surprise. The cocktails were all good. 100 dollar bill came with the cocktail was so real. I definitely recommend here.

Old fashioned
Becky K.

Ice cream shop/speakeasy located in the Art District in downtown Las Vegas. The location is right off of Charleston near 18 bin. If you want to to enter the speakeasy, just ask for the scoop of the day when you enter the ice cream shop. You will be directed through a door that looks like a freezer. Once inside you are transported to a beautiful speakeasy with both modern and vintage touches. The menu has a variety of craft cocktails. They are mocktails as well. It was a fun little date spot. We enjoyed our experience.

Camila S.

Craft Creamery was a fun one-time experience. I really liked the mysterious entry when you're arriving, it adds a cool, unexpected touch and makes the concept feel exciting from the start. The atmosphere inside is super nice, and the overall idea is creative. The service was great as well. Our waitress was engaging, inviting, and fun, which definitely added to the experience. The food was also good, which I appreciated. That said, I wasn't too impressed with the drinks, especially the ones where you roll the dice. The drink options felt very limited, and the cocktails we tried just didn't taste great. Overall, it's a fun concept and worth trying once, but I don't think I'd personally return.

Ericka S.

This was such a surprise after our dinner nearby! We thought we were going to get ice cream and next thing I knew we get shown through a side door. They do have ice cream that looks super good, but we didn't get to taste any lol We didn't have a reservation, but the 6 of us were able to get in pretty quickly on a Saturday night around 6:30ish. We had a blast! After looking at the menu, we all decided to go with the dealer's choice. We got to roll dice which determined what our drinks would be (bitter, sweet, vodka, rum, etc.). I took a sip of all of them and they were all pretty good. Mine was a stirred vodka drink, no clue what it was in the end but i was delicious. Our server was also so great! Had us laughing and made the experience great, even though it was a short one. I absolutely would love to come back to actually try the ice cream!

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Amy A.

This was a surprise! Met up with my cousin while in Vegas for the weekend and had planned to go to a different restaurant around the corner, but there was a loud band playing so we thought we would check out craft creamery. What a great find this is a speakeasy restaurant/bar that is behind an actual ice cream shop. The service was excellent, the ambience was really nice although a tad loud, the cocktails and food were excellent. Many of the menu items are small plate shareable style and they had a few regular entrées. We tried the crispy, brussels sprouts, mole, chicken, wings, lobster, mac & cheese, lollipops, and the carrot soup. All of them were delicious. My cousin got the shrimp Poboy and she liked it, too. Told my friends who are locals about it and hope they can go check it out soon. Highly recommended for people visiting town for a more locals experience off of the strip. My only regret is that I was too full to try the ice cream!

David F.

I love speakeasies that are more than a nondescript door, but one that is truly part of something else that is standalone functional. And there could be no better choice to build one inside a functional and working ice cream shop. Tucked away behind what would seem like a legitimate freezer door for an ice cream shop is the entrance to one of the cooler speakeasies in the great Arts District. The atmosphere strikes a perfect balance of not being too moody while still offering that speakeasy feel. The entire area feels very upscale and the cocktails were all excellent. The bartenders were friendly and knowledgeable and knew how to make a good drink. Highly recommend.

Jeremy C.

Cool speakeasy with an elegant and simple vibe hidden inside an ice cream shop. The service was friendly, the cocktails were pretty, and the food was absolutely delicious. Couldn't get enough of the sliders! Genuinely fun experience coupled with tasty bites! Why not?

Malyna N.

I absolutely loved my experience at Craft Creamery. The speakeasy vibe really sets it apart, it feels like you've discovered a hidden gem, which made the whole experience even more fun and unique. The drinks were incredibly well-crafted- balanced, creative, and clearly made with attention to detail. You can tell a lot of thought goes into both the flavors and presentation. I also tried the crème brûlée, and it was delicious--perfectly rich with that satisfying caramelized top. The presentation overall was beautiful, especially with the pineapple, which looked amazing. My only small wish is that I could've actually eaten more of the pineapple since it added such a great visual touch! Overall, such a cool spot with a great atmosphere. I'll definitely be back to try more!

Leslie C.

Very cute concept and super cool drinks!! Some employees were either rookies or just miserable, got mixed vibes from customer service! Drinks look super cool but not tasty! At least the 2 we ordered were not!! Best salad I've ever had was their green apple salad!!

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Cindy M.

We found this place on one of the Vegas travel videos. This is a unique experience for the ice cream shop in the front and the speakeasy behind the "freezer" door. I guess you're supposed to ask for the "scoop of the day" to officially get access back there. Apparently you can make reservations or do walk-in. Before we went inside to the speakeasy portion, we got to try some ice cream flavors. They had some pretty unique flavors like guayabana soursop (kind of sticky consistency, a bit of a sweet and citrus-y flavor), peach yogurt (not much of a strong peach flavor), and elote (reminded me of vanilla, not really savory at all)--to name a few. We ended up getting cookie monster. The server was very patient in letting us try multiple flavors. I would say the ice cream is ok in terms of texture. It seems to be on the thicker side, but not like gelato...it's a little bit icy. I wouldn't say it's the best ice cream I've had. After ordering our ice cream, we were allowed inside the speakeasy portion. You can bring in the ice cream you purchase from the outside, but you do need to purchase something separate on the inside. At the time we went, they did have a happy hour for food and drinks (5-7 p pm on weekdays it seems, and 3-7 pm on weekends). I ended up ordering the Light My Fire drink (mushroom rum, dry curacao, amaro, lapsang tea, and lemon juice) at the recommendation of a fellow bar goer who sat next to us, mainly for the show. The drink had a small bunch of enoki mushrooms for decorative purposes and they place the cup on a bed of steel wool that they light up, which ended up for a cool video. Overall this drink reminded me of an old-fashioned and it was on the strong side, not so sweet. I was going to end up ordering another drink, but opted not to. Our bartender recommended Strawberry Fields for a sweeter option. That same fellow bar goer who sat next to us had ordered a seasonal creme brulee which we actually got to sample and it was pretty good! They put the creme brulee into an acorn squash. The creme brulee had a nice crispy surface and the creme brulee itself was not too sweet. It was thick as expected, and the acorn squash was a nice pairing. We ended up eating the whole acorn squash as well, lol! You can also purchase ice cream flights in here. Seemed like a lot of people came here dressed nicely, appearing to be ordering full dinners, whereas we were here for drinks and appetizers. The vibes are great in here! The bartender was very nice, as well as the rest of the staff. The decor was very nice, and the bathroom doors are cool because they play into the speakeasy experience. The bathroom doors looked like shelves. Overall, this was such a fun experience and I would totally come back!

Chicken wings mole
Lisa G.

Found out about the speakeasy here due to a you tube influencer...looked up and discovered they had a happy hour. Decided to bring in family to try this out. When entering through a freezer door, you step into very chic and happening bar area...very beautiful. We all ordered drinks from their extensive craft cocktail selection, including a very nice mocktail. Prices are quite good and 2 dollars off for happy hour. Food also two dollars off, we ordered Wagyu sliders, chicken lollipop mole, potato soufflé and mushroom soup. Everything was fabulous and the mushroom soup is likely the best soup I have ever had in my life! I will most certainly return. Inside was hip, great music and very helpful servers to take care of you. Applause for the creator of this terrific venue!

Jay H.

I'm over here thinking I'm just going to get some gelato but no - it's a freaking speak easy! I was shocked when I seen people go into the freezer lol we didn't try out out but super cool We did however get ice cream which you can incorporate however with liquor so that's pretty cool - I got mine regalar 4 stars only because I asked the guy for 1 double & 2 singles and he gave me 3 singles - realized he forgot my double ... gave me another single and charged me for 4 singles even though he messed up my order Doesn't sound like a big deal but a double is $8 a single is $6 - I got overcharged $4 and in this economy - AND IN VEGAS - I need all my coins! Lbs

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Christina K.

I'm a bit conflicted on the review because the star of the experience was the food. However, the gal at the ice cream parlor part when you enter and exit isn't pleasant. You do have to deal with the gal at the front when you want to go in the speakeasy because she calls the hostess to check on seating. So, while she is primarily responsible for the ice cream customers, her attitude is essential to the speakeasy experience. Unfortunately, she wasn't pleasant. We made it back to the speakeasy finally and took a seat at the bar. The bartenders are pretty friendly overall. We landed during Happy Hour so there were a few dollars discount on every item. We tried several items on the menu - and we are told that the menu changes every few weeks. As a smaller menu, this allows for new items to try because it's tapas style. The person who brings out the food provides a full description of each item which is nice - you know every component on the plate. The Potato Taquitos was really good - the green and red salsa was super fresh. The Birria Bao Buns is a nice fusion tapas where you have your traditional asian bao with birria meat. The dipping sauce is also good. For dessert we had Beignet, but asked if we could have Kahlua ice cream with it. When we got it - it really didn't taste like Kahlua - it tasted like a vanilla. So, I can't really say if we got the Kahlua ice cream at all. Upon leaving the speakeasy, we witnessed a disgruntled customer who claimed to be a regular and was completely displeased with the same gal in the front. The customer after him had hair in her ice cream. So, as I said in the beginning, I'm a bit conflicted on the overall rating as the food was very good and the speakeasy atmosphere was also good, yet the opening and the closing of the experience is through the parlor part and having pleasant team members at the front would be much better.

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