THE BIG: Tuscan sandwich shop located inside the Venetian on the basement level! Can't miss the…read morefancy red steel bars and inside the food court. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I always have a hard time pronouncing this sandwich shop name, but it doesn't matter because they're that good! This is probably my third shop I've been to in the states, first in santa monica and the second in nyc. I got the La Dante this time and it was good, however I thought it was a bit too salty (likely with the italian pork meat). Next time I'll go to my go-to which is the favolosa THE FINAL BAMBOO: A sandwich will set you back around $22, however if you're craving a tuscan italian sandwich, you can't go wrong here.

Sandwiches get a solid 4 for the size and taste, but a 3 for the price. Our friend says this only…read morecosts 7 euros normally! Anyhow, besides that, I would love to try their other flavors. It was really tasty! A grab and go experience. There are plenty of seating in the food hall.

10/10 recommend this place. I wish there was one closer to me in Nebraska. I got the hot italian…read moresandwich twice! The cookies, oh my goodness. The cookies and creme cookie is absolutely INSANE. So good, I had to bring one home with me. Its convenient to the strip and to the PH casino where we stayed. Hearty portions, really good pricing.

This restaurant, which is located in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood has an average of…read more4+ stars. That's pretty impressive for a sandwich place, but IMO it's accurate and deserved. I've long been a fan of the Earl of Sandwich chain, as their offerings are definitely a step above most sub restaurants and sandwich spots, and they're a welcome departure from fast food burgers. I ordered the original 1762 which features roast beef, cheddar cheese and horseradish. I made it a combo with chips and a fountain soda, for a total price of $16 and change. The price was more than fair (especially in Vegas!), the sandwich was great as always, and it really hit the spot. During dinner time, this particular location even offered hand-carved roast beef and turkey dinners, and they looked really tasty!

Located just inside Caesar's Palace, Cafe Americano is a nice stop for brunch while on the Strip…read more The wait can take pretty long, even if the line is deceivingly short. The wait from ordering to receiving our food was also pretty long, so plan ahead! I ordered the breakfast sandwich, which was generously sized with an abundance of flavorful ham. Even though I was hungry, I struggled to finish it all! The sandwich came with scrambled egg, cheese, ham, and the bread was buttered and toasted. The side of diced potatoes were the best part of the dish. They were perfectly crispy and packed with flavor.

Jacob was amazing! He was extremely attentive, helpful, and patient with us throughout our…read moreexperience. He gave us so many great recommendations on things to do and places to check out while we were in Vegas, which we really appreciated. My boyfriend also asked him about a million questions and Jacob answered every single one with patience and a great attitude. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely seemed happy to help. His hospitality definitely stood out and made our experience even better. Thank you, Jacob!

I have been a fan of chef Mason Hereford and his New Orleans restaurants for a while, so imagine my…read moresurprise when I was casually scrolling while in Vegas and discovered that Turkey and the Wolf had opened a location inside Via Via Food Hall at The Venetian. I had no idea it had expanded to Vegas, so naturally I had to make a stop. I went with the fried bologna sandwich, which is such a fun take on a very Southern, late night comfort food classic. The sandwich comes stacked with fried bologna, cheese, and potato chips for some extra crunch. It was rich, flavorful, and definitely filling. The fries were also really good. My meal landed somewhere in the $20 range, which is a little steep for a sandwich and fries, but considering the location on the Strip, I was not too surprised. I did not catch the name of the gentleman taking orders, but he was incredibly informative about the menu and provided great customer service, which I appreciated since it was my first visit. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and I am glad I stumbled across the Vegas location. I definitely want to try more of the menu, although my next Turkey and the Wolf visit will most likely be back in New Orleans.

True smash burger…read more The wait is worth it. The best smash burger I have ever tasted. Definitely, a highlight while stopping by the Venetian. The meat itself is delicious, the vegetables fresh and crisp, buns were toasted and burger not overly dressed. Prices are reasonable. Meanwhile, the rest of my family went to another nearby burger restaurant and paid 3x as much. Friendly staff

My family enjoyed the ramen at Ivan's Ramen. For myself, I had the carne asada tacos, rice, and…read morebeans from BS Taqueria (they're decent, but better tacos can be had elsewhere. BS Taqueria is the only safe option in the Via Via Food Hall for those with celiac disease and/or gluten sensitivity. Another gf option would be lettuce wrapped burger at the burger place.

5/23 Gone are the…read moreonce glorious all you can buffets that Las Vegas is known for. All that is really left are The Buffet at Wynn and Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace with MGM slowly closing down their own offerings in favor for Michelin/or celebrity chef restaurants as well as food halls. With the opening of Resorts World on the northern part of the strip, came their version of a Singaporean styled hawker eateries, which began a string of food hall openings across Las Vegas. Soon Aria, Caesars Palace, Rio, Fontainebleau, the off strip Durango and now more recently at the Venetian all followed suit. Where: Via Via can be found adjacent the casino floor of the Venetian. Quickest route is using the escalator from the Canal Shops of the main entrance up to the second floor. What: you won't find Panda Express or a Hot Dog On A Stick (among others) here, but instead a curated bevy of gourmet purveyors. Offerings: you can order directly at the counter for - ramen, breakfast sandwiches, Italian sandwiches, tacos/burritos/nachos, and spicy chicken tenders/wings. I'm not sure if I named all the stall options. What did I eat? I tried an Italian sandwich (pistachio cream with mortadella); wow, it was generously sized and absolutely delicious. I felt adventurous and so I also ordered spicy chicken tenders (three pieces - mild); it was juicy and delicious with the spices, but I probably should have went one spice level lower. While I did finish the first piece entirely, I ended up removing the spiced breading layer to reveal just the meat. The meal came to be about $29 for each item and I was thoroughly full. This is by no means an inexpensive meal but definitely a great new option for the Venetians already vast collection of dining options. Service around the seating areas were thorough, with staff cleaning tables at a steady pace. Staff behind the counter did seem a bit flustered. I myself experienced another patron who was ahead of me in line being very indecisive.

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!

I had the jersey roast beef with hot peppers. It was AMAZING!!! Definitely recommend this place,…read moreI'll be back to try other things. Casual takeout place with a seating area. Service is not very friendly but no big deal, it's takeout

Strawberry matcha was delicious, tiramisu cake was different but good. The breakfast sandwich is…read moreworth going back for

We walked around the Venetian for probably 30 minutes trying to find this bakery because it's…read moretucked away in the back, but I had heard so many good things about their blueberry muffin that I was determined to try it. When I finally got it, I honestly thought it looked a little dry at first, but after the first bite, I completely changed my mind. It was probably the best blueberry muffin I've ever had. It was incredibly moist, flavorful, and packed with blueberries. It was a little on the expensive side, but overall this is definitely a hidden spot with really great bakery items.

Bouchon Bakery is a popular French bakery and is also one of Chef Thomas Keller's establishments…read more Chef Keller is best known for his two other Michelin 3-star restaurants - Per Se in New York City and The French Laundry in Napa Valley. The flagship Bouchon Bakery remains one of the most visited spots in Napa Valley and this 2nd Bouchon Bakery is located inside The Venetian in Las Vegas. The bakery is more of a grab-and-go spot than a sit-down spot. [Parking]: Most parking structures on the Strip are no longer free since COVID (e.g. $20 per day from Monday-Thursday or $25 per day from Friday-Sunday at The Venetian), but Treasure Island continues to offer free parking so that's an option for anyone who doesn't mind walking 20-30 minutes from Treasure Island to The Venetian. [Where is the bakery]: I had quite a hard time locating this bakery. Once visitors see and face Grand Lux Cafe within The Venetian, turn around 180 degrees and face the escalator. The bakery is hidden behind the escalator in The Venetian. [Wait time]: I got in line at 8:45 AM and the line moved relatively quickly. I was able to place an order at 9 AM. [Menu]: The bakery serves coffee from Equator Coffees. Some of the top highlighted items include Macarons, Chocolate Almond Croissant, Almond Croissant, Nutter Butter Cookies, and The TKO (Thomas Keller Oreo). *** Kouign Aman ($7.80): Good crusty exterior - would recommend it. Almond Croissant ($7.75): It had a good exterior crust and molasses which are all traits you want in a high-quality almond croissant - would recommend. Latte Vanilla (small $7.25): Solid vanilla latte, but quite expensive. Lemon Poppy Macaron ($7): This was the flavor recommended by the cashier. It was a very lemony macaron and honestly I probably should've gone for pistachio instead. *** This is an expensive spot to shop for baked goods, but if you are willing to splurge and pay a premium for (1) the name recognition of a celebrity chef and (2) high quality baked goods then definitely go for it. Minus one star for being difficult to locate + the hefty prices.

For my first "meal" in Vegas, my foodie friend and I split from our group and walked over to this…read moresmall bar area in the Grand Bazaar. There's a small kitchen area where the menu is and where you place your order. Cooks are viciously making the orders that others are placing, and you can hear the constant sizzling of hot dogs on their grills. They have bar seating on the other side along with a bunch of tables close by but they were all taken since it was prime dinner time at 7:30pm on The Strip and people were walking all around the area. We decided to eat over at a nearby taco joint in the end. Both of us got their D.U.I. Dog, which has pastrami, carne asada, cheddar cheese, bacon bits, a ton of cilantro and chipotle aioli (a mayonnaise kind of sauce). Very packed with flavor with all the meats inside, and the cheese melts so well inside the hot dog. They even put this inside a relatively big carton container, the same kind I've seen the staff put their D.U.I. Fries in... holy crap those are some huge portions! For $18 before tax though, this hot dog was already slightly massive for its size, at just about a foot long. Very nice start to a great time in Vegas! Also a great hot dog stand with immensely tasty dogs.

I only tried the esquite. I thought there would be a bit more bacon in it, but otherwise, the taste…read morewas pretty good. My sister got it for me, so I'm not factoring price into the review. Located in food court that is situated on the strip. Entrance is right next to Raising Canes. Take an escalator up.

Great as always - fried chicken and Brussels sprouts are the best. Our waitress was amazing -…read moreefficient, friendly and a great sense of humor. Highly recommend!

The setting, the food, and the service one word...REMARKABLE!!…read more Kobe was a phenomenal! He made sure my wife and I had a great time. My wife had the Bourbon Glazed Short Rib with a watermelon lemonade. I had the Fried Chicken with Brussel spouts and Shirley temple. Food was amazing and came out quick too. Didn't have to wait long at all. Great time!