Eatwell

Inside The Cromwell, you'll find a food stall offering a variety of items like sandwiches, pizza, drinks, and pastries. We spent $14 on a ham croissant, which is pretty standard for Vegas. Instead of the usual crescent form, this one was round. If you've ever sampled the Kirkland Breakfast Sandwich from Costco, the taste is quite similar—though with ham in this case, not bacon. That's not a complaint; it was a hefty croissant and delicious. The air-fried croissant was flaky and crispy, and the center was loaded with ham and melted cheese.

Eatwell, situated in The Cromwell, offers a selection of sandwiches, pizza, drinks, and pastries. We spent $14 (a Vegas price) on a ham croissant. It's a "round croissant," differing from the usual crescent shape. To be honest, if you've ever tried the Kirkland Breakfast Sandwich from Costco, this croissant tastes quite similar. It seems like it might be made by the same manufacturer, just with ham instead of bacon. Don't get me wrong, it was a generously sized croissant and very delicious. The croissant was perfectly air-fried, featuring a crispy, flaky texture. Inside, there was plenty of ham and melted cheese.

Located in The Cromwell, Eatwell is a food stall offering sandwiches, pizza, drinks, and pastries. We spent $14 (typical Vegas pricing) on a ham croissant. Not your usual crescent shape; it's more of a round croissant. If you've ever had the Kirkland Breakfast Sandwich at Costco, the taste is quite similar, though this version uses ham instead of bacon. Don't get me wrong, this croissant is impressively hearty and delicious. It boasts a perfectly air-fried, crispy, flaky texture, with plenty of ham and melted cheese in the center.

This spot is a true, affordable gem on the Vegas strip, nestled inside the casino next to the Flamingo. I tried the Cuban sandwich and was thoroughly pleased with my choice. The meat was flavorful and abundant, making the sandwich both filling and perfectly balanced with the accompanying coleslaw, which complemented the meats beautifully. Additionally, I sampled the acai protein bowl. Absolutely delicious! The berries were fresh, and it was clear that a lot of thought went into crafting this nutritious and hearty snack. To finish off my meal, I enjoyed a raspberry turnover pastry. It was evident that it had been baked recently, and it tasted fantastic! The service was exceptional. The staff member I interacted with was very knowledgeable about the menu and offered great recommendations. I'll definitely be back if I'm in the area and in need of a bite.

Nestled within The Cromwell is Eatwell, a food stall offering a variety of sandwiches, pizza, drinks, and pastries. We decided to splurge on a ham croissant for $14 (typical Vegas pricing). The croissant was unique in that it was round rather than the traditional crescent shape. To be honest, it reminded me a lot of the Kirkland Breakfast Sandwich from Costco. It seemed like it could have come from the same supplier, just with ham instead of bacon. That being said, it was a substantial croissant and quite delicious. The outer layer was perfectly air fried, providing a crispy and flaky texture, while the inside was packed with ham and melted cheese.