I'm a fan of Peet's coffee over Starbucks etc and was glad to see this small kiosk run by the owner…read moreCathy and her son. It's on my way to work and faster to park in the lot of the US Bank tower where she's at in the building lobby (and I assume mostly serves the 12 floors of law firms, bank people, etc.) and faster than a drive through. Plus now that I've been there a few times they know my order! Bonus, I just learned I can order ahead and it's there when I walk in. Good pastries, snacks and other stuff too. All the things you'd expect from a Peet's are available here. Now if I could figure out how to get my boss to move our office to this building right?

You can only be on one team really, either: a) the side that fanatically waves the anti-carb flag…read morechanting "down with bread! atkins said!" or, b) the side that happily embraces the fact they're only human and allow themselves to occasionally indulge in delicious bread and baked goods, because, well... YOLO. (I'm aware I'm old-fashioned and a grandma.) Anyway, I'm totally Team B. If you are too, then come check out Bread Farm Bakery. Located inside the new-ish 99 Ranch Market (I say new-ish because they still have their "Grand Opening" sign despite being open almost half a year ago), Bread Farm occupies a cozy corner offering a pick-it-yourself section. Just grab a tray and some tongs and proceed to pick pastries merrily, which they'll individually wrap for you at check-out. The display cases are so well-organized and pastries extremely cheap, ranging from $1 to about $3. I've tried the fruit danish and the green onion bread. Decent, not too sweet or salty, respectively. Next on my list: their jalapeño hot dog bread. I know, verdict coming soon along with an antacid. They also have several cakes and cake slices for sale in a separate display case near the register. For these, you actually have to talk to the person behind the counter. It makes sense because they are so beautiful, you don't want others picking these up themselves. Recently, I bought one of the lovely taro cakes for my aunt's birthday. It's a little less sweet than Red Ribbon's ube cake, plus it had citrusy accents. So taste-wise, I'm still about Red Ribbon's purple potion, but aesthetically, Bread Farm's looks better with its glazed fruit toppers. A nice touch: If you buy a whole cake, they provide you with mini plates, mini forks, plastic cake slicer/leveler, and cute candles. Sweet!

Great selection! I bought the mushroom bread, green onion…read morebread, fruit box pastry, a couple of Portuguese egg tarts, and a taro bread. Fresh and tasty! I was so happy with my purchases! Only thing would be that customer service could use a boost ~ but bakery quality is wonderful!

Look, you'll RARELY see me write good reviews about anything Vegas. Vegas sucks. Every single…read moreplace is designed to separate you from your money. "Resort fees", "automatic gratuity", "fees"....not to mention the inflated costs of getting anything from a Chap-Stick to a pint of beer. Club Cappuccino is no different. There is no "club" to speak of....anyone can walk up and order something. Much like everywhere else in Vegas, you'd better have more than a five dollar bill in your pocket to get a drink. A cold brew with a pump of sugar free vanilla and oat milk set me back $7.00 (not including the tip). You know, it was pretty dang good though. Also, the guy servicing the patrons was pretty upbeat and friendly. Rare, but this place gets a solid four stars from me.

Convenient! This…read morecounter serve kiosk is located in the lobby of The Flamingo. It's next to the concierge desk. We stop by here to get coffee (hot chocolate for me) and a quick bite before heading out for the day. Got me a chocolate croissant and it was soft and freshly baked. Delicious! They also have a variety of other goodies like sandwiches, chips, salads, fruit parfaits, pastries and other baked goods. They have a nice selection of non-alcoholic bottled drink options too and, of course, their espressos and blended drinks. Prices are a bit on the high side but it's at a convenient location when you're staying at the hotel. Line can get long but service is fast (and friendly). No seating available in this little cafe but we went over to the Flamingo Race & Sportsbook and sat in their soft, comfy bucket seats while I finished my croissant LoL. Review #1617

My boyfriend and I went to Retro Soda on 8/16 in the evening time and the gentleman working there…read morewas phenomenal! His knowledge on the soda's were fun to listen to and he knew just what to suggest. He was not a pushy salesman by any means and we enjoyed our time chatting with him AND the delicious sodas. That was the best cream soda I have ever had. :] We will certainly stop there again when we're at the Fashion Show Mall. Major kudos to the gentleman working there!

Courteous, informed staff assisted my girlfriend and I to finding great new drinks to tryread more

Fruitbite has a kiosk in each of the premium outlets near the Vegas strip (both north and south)…read more At this north outlets stall, I ordered a large mixed fruit Tanghulu for $10. It is quite a popular spot when the mall is crowded and I waited in line for a few minutes. They have a small and large stick options and they also offer diffeeenr toppings like "Dubai" chocolate or this "Tokyo" matcha one. There was one girl working the stall and even though I wanted just all strawberries, I settled on the mixed fruit one because that's all they had left in the display case. The Tanghulu itswlf was pretty good. I've had better and I've had worse. I've never paid more than $5 for a stick, but because the strawberries were so big here, I guess it made the $10 price tag worth it. Seems like this place recently opened, so I wish them luck!

Have ordered coffee from Luminous before and was super excited to try out the place in person…read more Great service and amazing coffee!

I really love and adore this new ice cream place blossoming in town! The management team is…read moreextremely friendly and the employees seem to love it here as well. I have been to the location in Nellis and the location at UNLV. The location in Nellis is open from Monday through Saturday from 10am-8pm. The location at UNLV is open Monday through Friday from 10am-6pm. The pricing for the ice cream is also great for the flavor and texture that is created. You're able to have free samples as well! I tried samples at Nellis and UNLV! Loved both! The first flavor I was able to officially buy was strawberry. The strawberry even had actual strawberry bits cut into them to give it an authentic and genuine flavor and taste! I'm happy to see businesses such as these grow and thrive. I will definitely be coming back and also introducing my friends to this location!

I read about this business Yelp so I set out to give it a try. Take note that their address here…read moreleads to a warehouse, not an actual business front (see my photos). It's literally a storage shed type door with a hand-written sign taped to the front. We rang the door buzzer but nobody answered, so off we went to find a Greens & Proteins in hope of trying some low carb Manbake Beefcake cakes. I purchased a bag of the chocolate coconut and the carrot cake cakes for $10 total. I was giddy when I saw that the serving size was "1 bag" -- yeah boy, the ENTIRE BAG -- but once I opened the package, I saw why. These little cakes are tiny but there are only three in the bag! I think $5 per package is really overpriced; I would've felt less ripped off if they took just a buck off the price. So don't be alarmed when you open the package and think "where the heck are the rest of my cakes?" The carrot cake ones were far better than the chocolate coconut cakes. The chocolate cakes were very dry and sort of bland. The carrot cake was moist and each cake had a big, raw cashew nut on top. I found that one cake was plenty to satisfy me but I'm not sure if that's a result of all of the protein or just that the flavors were so "meh" that I just didn't want to eat more than one. The carrot cake was still moist 2 days later after opening the package. I would love to try all of the other flavors and I really like this concept and product. I think tweaking the recipes a teeny bit might help (like adding more cinnamon to the carrot cake) or something to beef up the flavor profile. I was sad that they tasted so bland.

One of my buddies, DJ Mikeattack came by the other day, and told me about this very healthy snack…read morethat now taking a hold on the Las Vegas weightlifting community. When he told me the name was Manbake Beefcake, I had to start laughing because the first thing that came to mind was a WWE wrestler, then I started thinking maybe it's like Chef Jay's protien bars (which is also manufactured in Las Vegas)....well, I was completely wrong when DJ Mikeattack came back with two bags of these moist mini protein cakes. At first, I looked at the ingredients on the bag, I was very surprised because it was as whole food made as what you make from your own kitchen. The main base of the protein was Whey, and egg; then a nice mixture of Boarge, Evening Primrose, Flaxseed oil, and even the fat eating oil CLA was apart of the recipe. The Carrot cake tasted like a real carrot cake...minus the frosting. Also, the Chocolate peanut butter was off the hook! Even if you're a Diabetic, you can eat this, because there isn't any sugar in any of these cakes. One thing, I really enjoyed about this snack compared to a regular protein bar...it's fresh, and has a short shelve life. Protein bars get nasty before the expiration dates, and it's nice to get a real snack after a workout. I seen these at a few gym around the valley, and picked up a bag for $5.00. Who says you can workout, and can't eat your cake...because Beefcakes is the solution to this dilemma