Aria Patisserie

Aria Patisserie is perfectly positioned on the casino floor, providing easy access for those nearby. The desserts are visually appealing and taste reasonably good, although their prices don't quite match the value. Unfortunately, the experience was marred by an unfriendly encounter with a staff member who brusquely instructed us to join a line, despite our already being at the counter. In summary, it's an okay choice for a sweet treat if you're not concerned about spending a bit extra, but the service could definitely be enhanced.

We stopped by Aria Patisserie in Las Vegas during Super Bowl weekend, noticing a consistently long line whenever we passed. Eventually, our curiosity led us to give it a try. The establishment is charming, with a visually appealing display of pastries. However, the menu felt a bit basic and didn't quite meet our expectations. We sampled a ham and cheese omelet, which was accompanied by a small croissant, as well as a sausage and egg breakfast sandwich. The omelet was warm but not hot, and the ham had a peculiar taste. The sausage in the breakfast sandwich seemed freezer burnt. On a positive note, the chocolate chip cookie was delightful, and the coffee was robust and satisfying. In the future, we might return solely for the pastries, though the wait in line gives pause. It's also worth noting that if you forget to order something, you have to rejoin the line, which can be quite inconvenient.

Stopped by Aria Patisserie for a sweet treat and was amazed by the stunning appearance of the desserts! The presentation of the pastries was absolutely beautiful, and the assortment of macarons was a feast for the eyes. Among the tempting options, I decided to try a Chocolate Chip Cookie. It was a delicious choice, and while it might not have been the standout item on the menu, I found it very satisfying!

Aria Patisserie in Las Vegas is an absolute must-visit! The coffee is superb, and the pastries are not only delicious but also incredibly tempting. After two fantastic visits, it’s clear that this place is a true gem. A solid 5 out of 5 – don’t miss out! The cheesecake and tiramisu were absolutely fantastic!

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.

Aria Patisserie is a fantastic bakery located inside the Aria. I recently tried the raspberry pistachio pastry and it was delightful. While the pistachio flavor was a bit stronger than expected, I had no complaints. The service was fast and it made for a perfect dessert stop after our lunch at Din Tai Fung.