Hard one to rate. The air was off, and it was a lot more expensive than it looked. My fault for not…read morecalling, I was going on internet prices and I'm still unsure if it was prices for the one on the Strip or the one in Summerlin that's closed now. We made reservations, and called to say we were going to be late and she said ok. Plus points for understanding. The hostess told us when we got there the air was broken. If they had told us over the phone we would have canceled. The other hostess made sure to say hello and tell us that if we chose to leave she understood . The two people that ordered the flatbread said it was the best ever! The two shakes were really really good. The other two meals, Buffalo Chicken sandwich and sliders were ok. Parking was a new level of hell and make SURE you get validated.

This restaurant is a themed restaurant for sweets. There is a 20 % mandatory service fee that is…read moreadded to your bill, no matter how large your party is. 5 percent goes to the restaurant and 15 percent goes to the staff. The service we received on this day was okay. Although we were checked on, the waitress' face seemed like she did not want to be there. We were told out of the gate that they did not have a beef app, poke, and there were no rubber duckies in stock. This is a huge red flag, as the restaurant prides itself with the ducks. The ducks are generally served on the side with the sliders. What the restaurant could have done was give a discount when ordering the sliders, because someone dropped the ball and did not keep up with the inventory. I wouldn't want to think that the staff here just didn't care and didn't re order the ducks, but it could happen. The food is pretty decent here, expensive, but decent. There's a lot of potential to attract people here, and not just for special occasions.

Oh my goodness there's so many colors inside here, I love it!…read more One of three brand-based places I visited along the New York-New York portion of the Las Vegas Strip included here, and it was convenient to do so since I just came out of the Coca-Cola building with friends and family on a hot Thursday noon. Once you get past all the unrelated mascots hovering the sides of the front entrance, you get to see two big M&Ms statues on the sides. Inside is four floors of different things, with labels for each floor near the escalators. Every once in a while there are life-sized statues of the different colors of M&Ms that you can take photo ops with, though on a sunny day like for this visit the yellow M&M is not an ideal place for a photo unless you like the sunlight interfering with the lighting of your photo. The first floor has mostly souvenirs of each of the colors of M&Ms. The second floor has my favorite part: their humongous chocolate wall full of all kinds of M&Ms and dispensers for each. It's so aesthetically pleasing to look at, and you can grab them by the pound too! There's also a ton of M&Ms minis here too though they're not part of the chocolate wall. The third floor has an area where you can create your own M&Ms though I passed on this since the line to make them got way too long. It also includes a ton of baking accessories lined up on the shelves. The fourth floor has Ethel M chocolate along with restrooms and a bridge to a nearby garage. Most of our time was spent on the second floor because we wanted to get some M&Ms to try. We got an assortment of M&Ms ranging from lemon meringue pie, caramel, pretzel and other flavors we don't commonly see when we get M&Ms. All of them were pretty tasty, though the lemon meringue was collectively our most favorite. I got tempted to get one of their many candy dispensers and even some M&Ms minis for myself but decided against it. I would so come back here on a return trip to Vegas just to grab some more M&Ms for myself!

M&M'S World is an absolute "must-visit" when walking down the Las Vegas strip! This colorful 28,000…read moresquare foot, four-level monument was the first of its kind and continues to be a staple in Vegas for many visitors! The vibe is high-energy, colorful and vibrant! The store features a massive, floor-to-ceiling color wall with thousands of milk, peanut, and specialty M&M's. But the real highlight was a replica of Kyle Busch's #18 M&M'S sponsored NASCAR! That was pretty impressive! Great photo op. At times, the store was very chaotic (intense crowding). But manageable. Staff were friendly and helpful. Overall, we had a fun experience. We definitely stocked up on our fav peanuts M&M'S. Highly recommend if you're ever in Vegas! It's a must!

Do you like candy? Are you a fan of all sorts of things…read moresugar ? Then this is the place for YOU! Located on the strip close to the Horseshoe, let's get some sugar! The best part of this place is the variety available. What's best is the bulk candy! You can buy what you want and have that "cake" that you like too ! Make sure and ask if you want a sample. Are you trying to remember that time you went to "it's sugar," you can take a picture to remember. Ask the staff if you need someone to hold the camera. Remember when, that piece of candy will transfer your thoughts to times of joy and happy . Let excitement be in your heart and mind again with new memories of the past that come to the present. Happy eating and enjoy the moment you are having in the now! Time to continue and celebrate with our bag of candy . Needing to make new memories!

Cool store, tons of options, only staff I saw was behind registers. Food seemed overpriced I think…read moreposted sign was like $9 for 1/2 lb. The store had cool art work and creative figures made out of candy.

YES...YES...YES to It's Sugar! We were doing some shopping…read morein Fashion Show mall over the weekend, and stopped in It's Sugar to get some candy. There are so many choices to pick from. In fact, we couldn't decide what we wanted, so we ended up with $50 worth of candy...lol! The store is very clean. Out of the stores we visited in the mall, this was the only one that provided excellent customer service.

This store is clean and well-decorated throughout the year. It's one of my must-visit stops on…read moreevery trip to Las Vegas. The staff are always friendly and helpful. They regularly bring in new candies and most of them are very flavorful. If you're on the Strip, I highly recommend stopping by. Plus, they have some great photo opps which make it fun and memorable :)

What a fantastic idea--opening a candy martini bar above a candy shop for adults! And what better…read moreplace for it than Las Vegas? When I first walked in, I had no idea what to expect. Then I saw the incredible candy-inspired cocktails and was completely amazed! The drinks were creative, beautiful, and looked almost too good to drink. I immediately pulled out my phone to take photos because I knew I had to share this hidden gem. I ordered a Tiramisu Martini that wasn't even on the menu, and the bartender happily made it for me. It was absolutely delicious--smooth, sweet, and dessert in a glass! Whatever you do, don't just walk past the candy store. Head upstairs and treat yourself to a fun experience that feels like a party in your mouth and brings out your inner kid again. This place is a must-visit in Las Vegas!

Mixing alcohol with candy is pure genius. This innovative way of making drinks makes it pure magic…read more I really wanted to try the larger of the 2 sizes but my husband is not a sugary alcohol drinker and mostly makes fun of my drink choices but girl's, if your doing a getaway/retreat, bachelorette, or lotsa candy lovers with you, I would recommend fully. The Bartenders and service are amazing. You cannot beat the ambiance as well. You can smell the yummy goodness as soon as you get close to the door nestled at the LINQ promenade. Guaranteed you will love it. I'm coming back with my home girls instead of husband (party pooper).

It was fun venturing into the Hershey store. There are two levels although we only went around the…read morefirst floor. We were in the search for the Hershey Golden Almond Bar in which we did not find. Only few places carry it. We did find a fantastic key chain and will most likely be returning in the next couple of days. Staff was friendly and helpful as well. It's a fun store to shop in!

Horrible Experience: Staff Intimidated My 3-Year-Old…read more I am beyond disgusted by how my family was treated here today (6/24/26 at 6:15 PM). An older, large white female employee aggressively confronted my 3-year-old son. She bent down, got directly into his face, and yelled, "DON'T DO THAT!"Her excuse? She accused him of throwing a small candy bar on the floor. I was standing right there and completely shocked. My son immediately told me the candy bar was already on the floor when he got there.Regardless of where the candy bar came from, there is absolutely no excuse for an adult employee to corner and scream at a toddler. If you hate children, you should not be working in a candy store that deliberately attracts families. Her miserable attitude completely ruined our day out. We will never step foot in this store again and are boycotting Hershey products entirely. Parents, keep your children away from this staff member.

I always drive out to this casino to buy these li hing mui gummy bears+ other snacks from Vegas…read more808. I have been coming here for more than 10 years. This family owned business always has friendly staff. I met Shelle today, and I usually see the older gentleman who has always been very hospitable to me. These are my favorite gummy bears ever. I think they taste better than the ones sold in Hawaii. I also found out that they can validate parking for the structure if you spend more than $30, which is very easy to do in this store. I highly recommend checking this place out

Located on the mezzanine at the California hotel & casino. Many visitors from the Hawaiian islands…read morestay at the hotel while vacationing. Hence "808" in the store name which is Hawaii's area code. My room was being cleaned so I decided to browse around here. I was especially targeting items made in Hawaii. Many items come from other domestic places, and foreign countries. Purchased- * pineapple flavored gummy bears- very soft and great pineapple flavor * dried shrimp - which I use for Asian dishes * dried shredded cuttlefish - this is an acquired taste. Hubby loves. Pro tip: If you pay with cash you can avoid 3.9% credit card transaction fee.

If you are a foodie or a person that likes to cook then you must visit the International…read moreMarketplace near to downtown. What I enjoyed the most were the incredibly LOW PRICES on Produce. They also offer a lot of fresh and frozen seafood. You can find a lot of groceries from all over the word here. They also sell some home decor, some kitchenware, and live bamboo plants and an assortment of Asian Pots and Asian Ceramics. This isn't a fancy place and also seems a bit worn. When you walk in you can the remains of a restaurant that is no longer in business. This place is great but- There is so much stuff that it is actually hard to find the things that you are looking for. I also didn't notice signs to direct you to particular countries or even continents. The biggest problem with shopping here are the very tight aisles. If you see someone with a cart there isn't enough room to go around them. Checking out can be challenging for some because it is like a maze with all kinds of things in your way so you have to figure it out. They also have a lot of merchandise that you don't see it until you are on the way out.

10/10 still recommend…read more International groceries from countries that have food laws and easy access to them without the internet is so great. Butters from France, Lithuania. Mixed nuts from Lebanon. A delicious cheese spread from Poland. These Twix cookies from UK. Honeys. So many! There's everything Cookies, snacks, drinks, condiments. Housewares. Ingredients - basics like flour, herbs, spices. Need a vegetable: got it. Want a whole fish? Got it!50% euro, 50% asain. Japanese panko and all the curries! Make katsu at the crib. You're family will be like WOW! It's a fun trip every time. Buy the membership for a small discount. The breakeven is $300 in purchases annually.