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2024-11-12 00:26:02
Nov 12, 2024 at 12:26am
We arrived just before the rush and decided to dine in to observe the bustling morning activity. During breakfast time, there were two registers open with three workers behind the counter diligently preparing drinks and food. The cashiers were also handling pastries as ordered, while the other three focused on making drinks and sandwiches. When the line grew longer, the setup changed slightly. There were still two cashiers working on orders and pastries, but only one person was left preparing drinks, which seemed a bit unusual. Consequently, the cashiers took on additional tasks, including prepping hot items. We all agreed that the drinks were amazing, and while the food was delicious, it didn’t quite reach the five-star resort level. However, it certainly hit the spot for a morning meal. 🤗 Patience is essential during busy times. Highly recommend trying their vanilla latte, whether iced or hot. 🥰 And the blueberry muffin was absolutely delicious!
2024-10-31 19:07:02
Oct 31, 2024 at 7:07pm
In the scorching 110F Las Vegas weather, we were on the hunt for gelato when Aria Patisserie caught our eye, so off we went without hesitation—and it did not disappoint! We focused exclusively on the ice cream section of the shop, which offered a dazzling array of choices. The staff was remarkably patient, allowing customers to sample various flavors, resulting in a slower-moving line. While waiting, we admired a nearby stunning garden and floral display crafted entirely from sugar and chocolate. Absolutely beautiful. When it was our turn, we chose the following flavors: Pistachio: 5 stars - Exceptional. Ube (taro): 5 stars - A delightful surprise, as this flavor is seldom seen in ice cream shops. Berry sorbet: 4 stars - Excellent, though a bit sour, which can be refreshing on a hot day. Sour apple: 4 stars - Only sampled; lacked the expected sourness. Coffee: 4 stars - Possesses a strong, authentic coffee flavor.
2024-10-10 23:03:02
Oct 10, 2024 at 11:03pm
Dined on a chili dog and fries. It was alright. The chili was decent, just different from what I'm accustomed to. Perfect for a quick bite while strolling around. The staff was friendly. The restaurant is small and could have benefited from a thorough cleaning.
2024-09-18 11:26:02
Sep 18, 2024 at 11:26am
The location of this hotel is excellent, offering a surprisingly quiet atmosphere despite being situated on the strip. The front desk staff was very friendly and even recommended the same-day ticket booth right outside the casino. However, the room was somewhat disappointing. While it was clean, it didn't quite live up to the price we paid, particularly regarding the air conditioning. The temperature never dropped below 69 degrees, often hovering around 71 to 72 degrees, which made for rather uncomfortable nights given the heat. Overall, the stay was good, but the AC issue was a letdown during such a hot weekend, especially considering the cost of the room.
2024-09-05 13:03:01
Sep 5, 2024 at 1:03pm
The atmosphere at Fulton Street Food Hall in Las Vegas is inviting, complete with diverse dining options. During my visit, I tried the Noodle Bar and ordered the beef noodle soup. They were generous with both the meat and noodles, making for a satisfying meal priced around $21. I would definitely consider coming back.
We arrived just before the rush and decided to dine in to observe the bustling morning activity. During breakfast time, there were two registers open with three workers behind the counter diligently preparing drinks and food. The cashiers were also handling pastries as ordered, while the other three focused on making drinks and sandwiches. When the line grew longer, the setup changed slightly. There were still two cashiers working on orders and pastries, but only one person was left preparing drinks, which seemed a bit unusual. Consequently, the cashiers took on additional tasks, including prepping hot items. We all agreed that the drinks were amazing, and while the food was delicious, it didn’t quite reach the five-star resort level. However, it certainly hit the spot for a morning meal. 🤗 Patience is essential during busy times. Highly recommend trying their vanilla latte, whether iced or hot. 🥰 And the blueberry muffin was absolutely delicious!
In the scorching 110F Las Vegas weather, we were on the hunt for gelato when Aria Patisserie caught our eye, so off we went without hesitation—and it did not disappoint! We focused exclusively on the ice cream section of the shop, which offered a dazzling array of choices. The staff was remarkably patient, allowing customers to sample various flavors, resulting in a slower-moving line. While waiting, we admired a nearby stunning garden and floral display crafted entirely from sugar and chocolate. Absolutely beautiful. When it was our turn, we chose the following flavors: Pistachio: 5 stars - Exceptional. Ube (taro): 5 stars - A delightful surprise, as this flavor is seldom seen in ice cream shops. Berry sorbet: 4 stars - Excellent, though a bit sour, which can be refreshing on a hot day. Sour apple: 4 stars - Only sampled; lacked the expected sourness. Coffee: 4 stars - Possesses a strong, authentic coffee flavor.
Dined on a chili dog and fries. It was alright. The chili was decent, just different from what I'm accustomed to. Perfect for a quick bite while strolling around. The staff was friendly. The restaurant is small and could have benefited from a thorough cleaning.
The location of this hotel is excellent, offering a surprisingly quiet atmosphere despite being situated on the strip. The front desk staff was very friendly and even recommended the same-day ticket booth right outside the casino. However, the room was somewhat disappointing. While it was clean, it didn't quite live up to the price we paid, particularly regarding the air conditioning. The temperature never dropped below 69 degrees, often hovering around 71 to 72 degrees, which made for rather uncomfortable nights given the heat. Overall, the stay was good, but the AC issue was a letdown during such a hot weekend, especially considering the cost of the room.
The atmosphere at Fulton Street Food Hall in Las Vegas is inviting, complete with diverse dining options. During my visit, I tried the Noodle Bar and ordered the beef noodle soup. They were generous with both the meat and noodles, making for a satisfying meal priced around $21. I would definitely consider coming back.
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