This is a great food hall. Its huge, trendy, and lots of choices! Its quick and easy here. The…read morecashiers are fast and friendly. This place is trendier than the food hall in NY NY, but it doesn't taste better. My husband only ever really goes to naughty pattys anyways which i think is OK.

This ain't your mama mall food court! So fucking cool decor and signage wise. I came to the food…read morehall for 3 reasons. 1/ District donuts 2/ Eggslut 3/ Milk. Get here crazy early! The beignets were sold out already right before 12. Thankfully, they had cinnamon rolls!!! Eggslut had the most insane line wrapping around the corner. So, sadly we decided to move on. Milk had a small line. But, the crack pie was already sold out! It was extremely crowded. Each food station had a line. The service was quick considering the lines. Everyone was friendly in the food hall. I will have to come back earlier next time! I suggest arriving before 10:30. It is located on the 2nd level of the cosmopolitan.

This is such a neat idea, but I think poorly executed. Refurbished shipping containers arranged…read moreinto three floors of unique shops and food venues sounds like a great way to spend an afternoon or an evening. There is a stage at the back for live music too. For me, though, that alone is not enough of a draw to make this worth seeing. The stores are sort of lame and lack any real personality. The food and bar venues also lack any real personality and so there isn't anything of a destination here that would make anyone want to come back. It's unique and has a lot of potential, but for me, there just isn't anything I'm going to come back for. There's a pretty cool park in the middle for kids to play. That might be a draw for some families in the area looking to keep their kids entertained. On a Saturday night there weren't all that many people here when it should have been booming. I just think if better quality stores offered more unique items and some really solid food venues moved it, it might be more of a fun night out.

Downtown Container Park is a bunch of restaurants, bars, and shops built in repurposed shipping…read morecontainers. There is paid street parking around the area that costs $4/hour. There was a lawn with games and a giant TV for sports games. There are community events and live music. It's family friendly during the day and turns into 21+ in the evening. If you're looking for something in Vegas outside of the Strip, this is a good place to go to check out what the locals do.

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.

For a quick bite to eat and less expensive than a sit down restaurant, you can't beat a food court…read more The prices are more than back home but less than a Strip restaurant. Popeyes, Sbarro, Panda Express, Rock N' Potato, Dirt Dog, Happy Lemon and Paletas bajo cero. A good variety of food choices and dessert as well. You can eat here or grab and go. Solid choice for meals.

Showcase Mall has what I call the fast food of your choice right on the Las Vegas strip. It's got…read moresome of my dear favorites and also a few newbies that are quite intriguing especially if has anything to do with lobster. Here's the list... Panda Express (orange chicken with some veggies will do), Sbarro (slice of pie and light salad), Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen (leg and thigh for me), Subway (turkey sandwich is my go-to), Dirt Dog (this one is new for me so I'll have to see what's appetizing), Rock n' Potato (now this is what I'm talking about with my lobster in the house... yum!), Del Taco (my beloved chicken soft taco, but they are no longer here unfortunately), Happy Lemon (the wonderful drink of tea with lemon and boba), and Paleta Bajo Cero (perfect dessert... ice cream!). Staff are friendly. Service is fast. Prices are reasonable. Ambiance is fantastic with good seating space and hip music playing in the background. There you have it... great fast food eats all in one place! Now come and get yourself some yummy and delicious foods and drinks when you're in the city that never sleeps, Las Vegas, NV! Photos are forthcoming. Thanks for your patience.

My friends and I stayed at Resorts World, and Famous Foods Street Eats was conveniently close to…read morewhere we were staying. We visited twice and got to try a handful of spots. The first day, my partner and I tried Wu Zhang Artisan Noodles for the hand pulled noodle soup. He got the Lanzhou Beef Noodle Soup which was a comforting meal with wide chewy hand-pulled noodles with tender braised beef shank, fresh bok choy, green onions and some chili oil. They give you chili oil on the side so you can add more if you want as well. A great meal if you want a comforting bowl of soup. We also went to Han's Fish and Chips which is known for their crispy fish fillets and fries. I ordered the Cod Fish and Chips with is the classic flaky Atlantic cod fillet that is dipped in a crispy golden batter. They give you 3 large pieces of fish and it is ever so flaky, they they top it off with a hearty bed of hot, seasoned fries. This was worth the price since I was quite full afterwards. Love that they give you tartar sauce and vinegar on the side too. Very authentically British! Another day, we ventured to Streetbird which is an award winning spot that serves Nashville-style hot chicken and comfort food. We got the Chicken Tenders and the Chicken Wings. The chicken tenders were topped with the Brown Sugar Babe which is a sticky, molasses-forward barbecue sauce. This made it heavily sweet and smoky at the same time. They were quite crispy and they give you a heap load of fries. For the Chicken Wings, we got a dozen of them and got their signature rub that has a deep savory, smoky and aromatic flavor. I love how big the chicken wings were. I was quite full afterwards. I love that it is like a food court and that you can just order from the monitors from any of the spots, then pickup your order. The food comes fast. Other than the price being more expensive than usual, it comes down to the convenience of having so many choices in one spot. There are employees walking around to keep the tables and chairs clean as well, so it was a really nice space to sit and eat.

I was traveling with my daughters in Las Vegas last weekend. Resorts World was one of the places I…read morewanted to see. Our visit to Resorts World would not be complete without experiencing its very own unique food hall called Famous Foods Street Eats (FFSE). FFSE has a wide collection of 17 fast casual eateries available for exploration. Good vibrant dining space and gigantic TVs for everyone to enjoy. Vast variety of cuisines to choose from... teriyaki bowls to pho to ramen to dumplings to fried chicken to tacos to ribs and more! They were all open which was great. AH CHUN SHANDONG DUMPLING HERE KITTY KITTY FAMOUS FOODS CENTER BAR FAMOUS PHO FUHU SHACK GEYLANG CLAYPOT RICE HANS FISH & CHIPS HARAJUKU RAMEN KURU KURU PA MICHOS TACOS NORI BAR SALAD JACK'S STREETBIRD SWEET EATS TIGER SUGAR WU ZHANG ARTISAN NOODLES BBQ SMOKE HOUSE They have an ongoing deal where you PICK 5 for $65 or PICK 4 for $55 or PICK 3 for $45 on selective entrees from various eateries. We ended up choosing PICK 5 for $65. Ordering was easy via the self-order kiosk (located throughout the food hall). Once all orders were ready, I got a text message for pick-up. You may order at each of the eateries as well. Foods From: 1. BBQ SMOKE HOUSE - BBQ Rib Plate 2. FUHU SHACK - Hokkien Noodles 3. GEYLANG CLAYPOT RICE - Chicken Claypot Rice 4. HARAJUKU RAMEN - Harajuku Special 5. STREETBIRD - Chicken Tenders SB Drinks From: 1. FAMOUS FOODS CENTER BAR - Orange Juice Grenadine Mocktail 2. TIGER SUGAR - Chocolate Chips Black Sugar with milk and creme mousse, Lychee Bursting Boba with black tea Most food and drink items were good with a few exceptions. I'll do a separate review for each of the different eateries later. Eatery staff was okay. Cleaning crew was exceptionally on top of making sure tables were clean and trash thrown away. Thank you All! I would love to return to FFSE and check out all the other eateries some day. If you haven't been here before and are curious, it's worth a visit! Note on Self-Parking: "Self-parking at Resorts World Las Vegas is complimentary for Nevada residents, upper-tier Genting Rewards members, and vehicles registered through their Metropolis Parking system. All other guests are charged a flat rate of $21 per day."

We stayed at the hotel for a few days and ate here several times, got to try all establishments…read moreexcept for the bagel and taco place. My short and sweet recap would be - decent food, super expensive lol, still though cheaper than the other restaurants, and BRING your own drink. From my fav to least fav places Bar ITO - ok so I acknowledge that the prices of the hand rolls are insane but they are actually so good, and fresh wasabi? So good! I tried almost all the flavors and they are fresh, delicious, and totally worth the splurge. The ramen (mushroom miso and tonkatsu) were both very good. I liked the mushroom miso better for it being a lighter fare, but both are truly delicious. Salmon bowl was better than wagyu bowl in my opinion, both are solid choices. The pizza (margherita) was actually very very good fresh, but not super filling, recommend ordering a whole pie to share between a few people. The ice cream place was really good, we enjoyed all the flavors we tried. The burger was decent, it's a bit greasy and it was a surprise it didn't come with any sides. The lobster roll was a hit too buttery for my liking and honestly my least favorite out of all that i tried.

This is a great option to have nearby if you don't want to leave the area for food, but also aren't…read morelooking for a full sit-down meal. It's super easy to navigate, which makes grabbing something quick very convenient. However, they could definitely use a few more options - when we went, only a handful of the vendors were actually open. Still worth a stop for a fast bite, but hopefully, more spots are open on future visits!

Great options: lovely produce, mushrooms, bok choy, fresh young ginger, kombucha squash, precut…read morefruit. Marinaded meats, pork belly of various thickness, some usda Prime and Choice options. A row filled with sauces, marinades, etc! Fun place to shop to get your Asian ingredients.

Recently opened, it has a huge parking lot that's free. It's located on Decatur & Sahara surrounded…read moreby other venues. We went here for their grand opening week when there was a line out the door but we kept going back months later and there's no more lines. The place is huge and has so many options to choose from, from noodles to sauces, to snacks & drinks, live seafood as well as prepackaged seafood and meats. The meats are premium and the options are endless. They even carry A5 wagyu!! I got the great deal when they had live lobsters specials and Dungeness crabs specials. $9.99lbs for a lobster for Labor Day specials. They have precooked packages as well for those of you who doesn't know how to cook your lobsters or just don't want to cook them yourself. We also found unagi (Cooked eels with unagi sauce) on sale as well. I can't wait to cook some steamed rice to go with them! I almost always buy their Japanese pound cakes. It's so soft and light, not too sweet. I prefer the milk flavor or fruit cocktail flavor for $5 each. Fresh fruits and vegetables are plenty. I bought big juicy sweet grapes, mango and Chinese water spinach. I always look for good deals and Hmart has them periodically so look for it, especially during holidays. Tips: sign up for their membership and scan the app at the cashier for points and perks

Folks if you're actually reading this well let me share that the food court @ Caesars is fantastic…read more I'm sure you're seeing all the aggressive hate reviews however Frank can't relate to these idiots. YES, these are no Michelin star restaurants but more food court causal dining. Let's face it this is the trailer park section of dining OK.... However you've got many places to stuff your face and plus plenty of seating so what more could ya want? This way you can sit relax let the grease spill all over you before you head back to the slots. Just note you cannot purchase one of those 3ft " LOSER " drinks and walk around the casino with it. Granted you're not getting steak & lobster people yet a slice of pizza from Buddy V's or some chicken dish from Guy Fieri's joint is an option. Browse around and make tragic choices I'm sure you'll land on something and become satiated... Well, I'm gonna mangia down my meat lovers slice of Buddy V's pizza and do some shopping at The Forum shops.. Adios MoFo's it's Franks time now you got your tip of the day....

Eating options: Chicken Guy!…read moreMOK BAR Korean grub Tortazo (mex. street food) Bobby's Burgers Buddy V's Pizzeria Starbucks Good variety of food choices, lots of seating, but super small bathrooms for this size food court. 2 stalls for the women, 1 urinal and 1 stall for the men. All restaurants require you to come back up for your food.

This Vegas outlet has become my new favorite to visit during any Vegas Trip. It is an outdoor…read moreoutlet, but it is large and offer many different brands. There are multiple different entrances and multiple parking garages. You can definitely take you time and spend many hours here buying up merch and shoes of you favorite brands at discounted prices. The food court here is also quite large. They have security partrolling and some stores control the amount of customers that can enter their stores. Personally, I like coming to this outlet as they have an On Outlet and a Hoka outlet. Aside from that, I always check out what Adidas, Nike, and New Balance have to offer. It's always a good time to do some shopping while in Vegas. ( ^_^)b

Despite these outlets being out doors, I actually like them much better than the south outlets…read more The store selection is excellent, the food court is a little light on options though, but overall the mall just feels very high end. It's all very clean and spacious and the parking situation is easy with free parking for locals.

I love the Proper Eats Food Hall! Located on the second floor of the ARIA Resort & Casino, it's a…read morepretty good size at 24,000 square feet and replaced the buffet that was there. It'a open until 10pm on weekdays, 11pm on weekends and opens at 7am every morning. It's actually great opening so early when they have a breakfast centered place there - Egghead! Easy Donuts and Wexler's Deli are also good breakfast spots there. For lunch or dinner, I like the slightly greasy but tasty Boneless pizza from Steve Aoki's pizza joint - Pizzaoki. Korean fried chicken can be had at Seoul Bird or tonkatsu ramen & other soups at Laughing Buddha. They even have a temaki bar with sushi that can be ordered to go or at their sit-down sushi bar. Their fun little extra is a hidden speakeasy behind the donut shop - Easy's Cocktail Lounge. You order from self-service kiosks or your phone and then get a text once your eats are ready. It's incredibly convenient and a cheaper option when staying at the Aria. There are tables throughout or take items to go. Whenever I've gone it hasn't been too busy, which is always nice. I'll definitely keep eating here whenever I'm staying at the hotel.

my first time here. We had a staycation at Aria Sky Suites, and it was so convenient to grab…read moresomething to eat. Why I loved it: -so many options to choose from but at the same time not too many options in menus which is a great thing! -easy to order and pay on self service screens -multiple seating options no matter if you are a solo travelers or with a big group -set up and layout is beautiful and well designed -pricing is pretty fair for being on strip -family friendly -easy access for sky suites guests. (Private elevator) -cleaning staff were great going around and maintaining the cleanliness