Forum Food Hall

The Boss pizza from Buddy V was truly outstanding! The garlic knots were enjoyable, though not extraordinary. We also sampled the BBQ Smokehouse Burger from Bobby’s Burgers, and it was simply delicious!

A disappointing visit to the Starbucks inside the Forum Food Hall at Caesar’s Palace left much to be desired in terms of customer service. As a Seven Stars member, a certain standard of respect and professionalism is typically expected, but the experience was far from satisfactory. Upon ordering an iced espresso with whipped cream, the employee behind the counter carelessly tossed the drink onto the counter instead of handing it over. Despite the shockingly unprofessional demeanor, an attempt was made to give the benefit of the doubt. However, when requesting a straw, the response was equally unfriendly, as it was thrown with disregard. When asked if everything was alright, out of genuine concern, the situation only worsened. Another staff member attempted to step in, yet instead of resolving the issue, the original employee remarked, “I’m not dealing with this anymore,” and retreated to the back. No explanation or apology was offered, leaving a sense of being completely disrespected. Upon discussing the incident with friends, it became apparent that similar experiences with different employees at this location were not uncommon. This seems to suggest a broader culture of rudeness at this particular Starbucks, which is remarkably disappointing. It’s surprising that Starbucks allows such conduct, tarnishing their brand and reputation. Overall, this was undeniably one of the most negative experiences encountered at a Starbucks, highlighting a clear need for improved training and management at this venue. It might be best to steer clear if possible.

I dined at Forum Food Hall several times and was consistently impressed with the quality of the meals. The hazelnut crepes were a delightful breakfast on two occasions, and the pizza served as a satisfying snack before dinner. However, the prices were quite steep. A slice of pizza costs around $8, and breakfast sandwiches and crepes are $14 each. A visit to Bobby's Burgers for two burgers, fries, and onion rings came to $40, and bottled drinks are priced at $6 each. Despite the high costs, the highlight of my experience was definitely the crunchburger—it's something I wish I could have enjoyed again.

Forum Food Hall in Las Vegas is a fantastic destination for food enthusiasts. You can savor a range of delectable options here: from the mouth-watering pizzas at DiFara Pizza and the flavorful chicken at Chicken Guy, to the irresistible burgers at Bobby's Burger. The Halal Guys offer a satisfying meal, while Wok & Ramen delivers comforting Asian cuisine. To top it off, Starbucks Coffee ensures you can start—or end—your visit with a perfect cup of coffee. Highly recommended for a diverse and delicious dining experience!

Forum Food Hall in Las Vegas is a fantastic spot to grab a bite to eat. They have a variety of options to choose from, including DIFARA Pizza, Chicken Guy, Bobby's Burger, The Halal Guys, Wok & Ramen, and even Starbucks for coffee lovers. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is lively. I highly recommend checking out Forum Food Hall for a delicious meal in Vegas.

I have visited Forum Food Hall multiple times and each meal I had was very enjoyable. The hazelnut crepes were a great breakfast choice and the pizza was a nice snack before dinner. My only issue was with the prices, as the pizza slices were around 8 dollars, breakfast sandwiches and crepes were 14 dollars, and Bobby's burgers (which included two burgers, fries, and onion rings) were 40 dollars. Additionally, bottled drinks were priced at 6 dollars each. Despite the prices, the standout dish for me was the crunchburger - I wish I had ordered it again.