ARIA Patisserie

When you’re staying at the Aria, this spot is a must. The patisserie is super convenient, right in the hotel, and everything is beautifully presented. The pastries, sandwiches, and desserts are fresh and taste just as good as they look. It’s perfect whether you want a quick coffee and croissant in the morning or a sweet treat later in the day. It gets pretty busy here, and while the food is good, the service is just okay. They’re not the most user-friendly, so don’t expect much in terms of warm hospitality.

ARIA Patisserie is conveniently located right on the casino floor, making it an easy stop if you’re nearby. The desserts looked great and tasted decent, but they were definitely overpriced for what you get. The experience was a bit soured by the staff—one of them was noticeably rude about telling us to get in line, even though we had been standing there looking for a while and were already in front of a register. Overall, it’s fine if you’re craving something sweet and don’t mind the cost, but the service could use some improvement.

This is not French pastry — it’s a cold, soggy insult to it. The flan was inedible: undercooked puff pastry, served cold, and soaked through with custard. Why bake puff, then ruin it by refrigerating it into mush? It’s a complete misunderstanding of technique — or worse, laziness. The Nutella babka was just as bad. Soggy, dense, and served cold, with no texture or warmth. It tasted like it had been sitting in a display case for days. And the arrogance? Next-level. When I pointed out the raw dough to the manager, she literally said: “That’s how we do it. If you don’t like it, that’s your problem.” No apology, no concern — just pure indifference. At a luxury resort, this kind of execution (and attitude) is embarrassing. Skip it. You're paying premium prices for fridge-cold pastry and zero accountability. If the Aria PR team is looking at the review -- tell your fake French chef -- “Servir cette bouillie détrempée comme pâtisserie française, c’est comme servir des croissants froid -- un crime digne de la déchéance pâtissière.”

Everybody raves about his sweet spot, truly you can't go wrong with anything at this Aria Patisserie; to be honest, we are sweets lovers, but as God is my witness the Carrot cake is something from a dream world. Sweet, but not overly, a crunchy surprise in the middle, a white chocolate topper and gold flakes. One bite of this moist heaven and you will temporarily forget chocolate and vanilla. Top down the best carrot cake we've ever had, if you think you tasted better (after you have this one) please let me know.

ARIA Patisserie is a stunning showcase of sugar and chocolate artistry. The presentation is absolutely beautiful—everything is immaculately clean and neatly put together. Each pastry and dessert is a work of art, and the attention to detail is truly impressive. The ice cream selections are just as delightful. Each flavor is rich, creamy, and delicious—perfect for a refreshing treat in such a luxurious setting. ARIA Patisserie is the perfect spot to satisfy your sweet tooth while admiring the beauty of exceptional pastry craftsmanship.

There are numerous wonderful aspects to highlight about this charming, high-end patisserie. The astonishing variety they offer encompasses homemade desserts, ranging from cheesecakes to tarts amongst many others. They frequently rotate their selection, ensuring that each visit allows me to indulge in something new. My absolute favorite is the cheesecake topped with glazed raspberries. Some of the desserts tend to taste monotonous/blend together which is my only critique. I've ventured to sample nearly all their gelato flavors, and I can attest that each one tastes incredible. Their fresh sorbets are equally delightful, with Rocky Road and Raspberry sorbet as my all time personal favorites. The hot sandwiches they serve are also quite impressive. The generous amount/high quality ingredients received aligns well with the price paid. I highly recommend their hot ham and cheese sandwich! They also have fresh smoothies with actual fresh ingredients which surprised me too, a unique one I noticed was the espresso and avocado smoothie but my favorite being the original strawberry/banana combo.

A beautiful little pasterie shop along side the Aria Casino. They carry a variety of delights to indulge in. They specialize in deserts and their coffee is top shelf good. I tried the Raspberry Cheesecake. I rated this a (5). Probably one of the best I have ever tried, it did include a slight lemony flavor that took that dish over the top for me, paired with a Cappuccino, it was one of my favorite snacks in Las Vegas. It is a bit expensive and sandwiches are small , but this is a French Bakery specializing on baked goods.

Decent patisserie, but timing may be important. We stopped by this patisserie around 10:00 PM on a Monday, hoping for a late-night treat. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t quite live up to our expectations. We tried the almond croissant, but it didn’t taste very fresh. The inside was a bit soggy—maybe that’s the intended texture, but it wasn’t for us. We were also looking forward to trying their gelato, but they were only offering pints in limited flavors at that hour. Since we were staying in a hotel without a freezer, most of the gelato ended up going to waste, which was disappointing. This place might be worth revisiting earlier in the day when the pastries are fresher and the full gelato selection is available by the scoop.

Amazing pastries at the Aria Patisserie! My daughter loves the Cheesecake, so we purchased the raspberry covered cheesecake (3) and I paid $40 total, including taxes and tips. The seating area is not very big but comfortable enough to enjoy the delicious delight. Decoration is set for Halloween right now, but they change it accordingly so can you imagine how it will be for Christmas?! Service is very good with very polite staff! I can't wait to come back and have other delicious pastries too!

Everyone hits the patisserie in the morning, so just be warned that you will be waiting in a long line. The pastries are worth it though! The nutella babka was my favorite. It was SO GOOD! I also enjoyed the chocolate croissant and the blueberry muffin. Their pastries look beautiful, but they also taste amazing! If you order food or drinks that need to be prepared, it does take a while. So, instead, I'd recommend the quick pastry items.

Mike and I are celebrating our 10 year anniversary while he attends a medical conference. His favorite food in the entire universe is wedding cake. So, I placed a special order which was so simple, quick, easy to do - and picked it up yesterday. I cried, the happiest tears I've cried - because the cake is so beautiful. Even if you don't place a special order, I highly recommend checking out the Patisserie. From frozen treats to savory desserts, they have everything you'll ever need. The environment is upscale, classy, quick service. The grapefruit juice, by the way, is FANTASTIC. We ordered one while we waited to pick up the anniversary cake - I will order from them again and again and again. Check out their special order menu, it is worth it!!!

Can't beat the 24/7 option for a quick bite and drink option on the middle of the strip. Especially if you're staying at the Aria with the ease of locating the patisserie on the middle of the casino floor. The service from all the employees were great who really took the time to understand our order when providing any special requests.

Got the ube brioche and latte with butter pecan and both were pretty good. I really liked how the ube brioche had an actual yam filling. I also enjoyed the interior and art decor!

This pastry and breakfast bakery is located inside the Aria. They are open 24h to satisfy your sweet tooth. For the most part they were never crowded except at breakfast time which lines seem long. I did come in for gelato on a Wednesday night. I had the cookies and cream Gelato in a red velvet waffle cone which was delicious but definitely not worth the $12 lol It was really good but I don't see anyone coming here every night for dessert.

Whenever I am at the aria I HAVE to come here!!! You know I love their almond croissant, and guess what they are still keeping the prices! Still the same for a croissant, it's $7 but bravo on not like everyone else to increase because the economy!

When staying at the Aria, the Patisserie is a hot spot full of desserts, sandwiches and gelato. They change their displays every so often and that makes for fun. During superbowl week, they had all football cake displays and I loved it! During F1, it was similarly themed. Love that they roll with the times and keep things updated. I have not had any of the sandwiches, but at breakfast time, the lines get longggggg. If you are staying the Aria Sky Suites, pre order your food and drinks for easy pick up and skip the lines. If you do the MGM slot apps, you can get a BOGO gelato here so that's a score. The gelato options are plentiful and quite tasty! The line gets long, but it's just scooping ice cream so moves pretty quickly. Ready for the best part? It's open 24 hours! YAY Vegas!

YUMMMMM! This place really hit the spot!!! If you're ever craving a delicious dessert, this is the place to be on the strip. The Raspberry cheesecake was so smooth and lightly sweet. The Opera Cake was very moist and not overly sweet. The staff was very nice and attentive. The cafe had plenty of seating and the tables were clean.

Favorite gelato place on The Strip, located at Aria Resort & Casino! Since we visit this place almost weekly, I've had the chance to try each flavor. Saturday dinner is always concluded with a satisfying dessert. Flavors | The flavors vary every season and sometimes even every week. The gelato at this place is consistently creamy and soft, with a smooth and silky texture. It appears that high-quality ingredients and natural flavors are being used instead of artificial flavors. ~Pistachio | None of that pistachio extract taste LOL, I can only taste real pistachio on this one! One of my favorites. ~Matcha | Another favorite right here! The earthy note is clearly present. High-quality grade matcha powder seems to be used. Pastries | The pastries are decent. Desserts are rotated every season. We mainly go here for the gelato though. Service: Staff are nice. Free samples are available except on busy nights before closing. Parking: Aria. Free parking for the first 3 hours of Self-Park, except during special events, with a valid NV driver license. Otherwise, $18 from Monday through Thursday, $23 from Friday through Sunday.

Something glistening behind the slot machines caught my eye and lured me to this stunning, bustling bakery. The display case boasted a large variety of desserts that looked beautifully crafted (and so tempting!) For breakfast, we ordered the Croque Madame Crepe, an item that took a surprisingly long time to make. The quality was not worth the wait or the price. It looked sad and tasted okay. The crepe had a thin layer of cheese and was lightly topped with prosciutto and an egg. Croque Madame sammies traditionally have bechamel sauce, something that was needed in this crepe (and probably would've made it taste much better.) It's conveniently open 24/7, so I may come back to try a sweet treat instead!

We were looking for a gelato place in the 110F Vegas weather and this popped out, so we went there without hesitation and IT DID NOT Disappoint! We only tried the ice cream section of the shop, and oh boy they have tons of selections! The staff was patient enough to handle all spoons for customers to try, so the line has been moving slow. While waiting, there is a stunning garden and floral display nearby that is purely made of sugar and chocolate. Absolutely beautiful. When it was our turn, we ordered the below flavors: Pistachio: 5 stars Ube (taro): 5 stars. This is a nice surprise as not too often you see this flavor in any ice cream shop Berry sorbet: 4 stars. Still excellent but just a bit sour, which could be interpreted as refreshing on a hot summer day. Sour apple: 4 stars. Only tried sample but did not taste the sourness. Coffee: 4 stars. Legit strong coffee flavor.

Beats the Starbucks line cheaper Price with quality flavor. They even got snacks, pastries, crêpes food, but it will cost you. The food here is good quality. I would say what you do pay for what you get. The lines here tend to get long by the lunch hour. Overall you're in a casino so it's loud and shiny. I got a cold brew btw

Great stop for a snack or coffee ... open all night long next door is gelato! Everything looks pretty tasty!

My partner came down for our morning coffee and tried to order a breakfast sandwich without cheese. He was told "they are all premade". That's all you need to know. Mediocre coffee. I had a very gummy blueberry muffin that obviously wasn't fresh. It's not awful. But it's not great. It's pretty. It's like most things at Aria. Pretty to look at. Don't get too deep in the details or you'll be disappointed. It's all a full-on Van Gogh. Don't be fooled by the displays. Go to Starbucks. It will be just as good.

Mediocre at best. The glass case and bright lights at Aria Patisserie may make the pastries look appealing, but I've learned my lesson. I've visited a few times, and each time I've been disappointed by the overpriced and lackluster pastries. On top of that, the staff always seems a bit snooty. I get that this place is open 24 hours, but the attitude makes it feel like they've been working around the clock--even though hopefully they haven't. I won't be fooled again next time - no thank you!

This place is located right at the entrance and near the casino of Aria. There was long line and wait around 11pm. They are open 24 hours and the display of the sweets, savories and desserts looked interesting. We went with couple of pastries, tiramisu and lemon white chocolate. The display is incredible and you could really imagine the flavors just from the look of it. But, it just stops there. The cakes were dry and one of the worst pastries we have tried. The lemon white chocolate was so tart it lacked any sweetness, it was literally like eating lemon. Ah! I don't know if the bakers have tried it! Tiramisu was decent but not the best, don't know why the pastries are so dry and have no moisture. All the stars is only for the presentation. Each cake was about $20 which was not worth.

Pros: it is so much easier to get coffee here than at the Starbucks. I really like their mango iced tea. Modern decor. Cons: the service here is very rude. None of the people who work here smile. And they look very put out when answering questions. I have tried a variety of pastries here, and nothing is good.

I was so pleasantly surprised with this bakery! Anytime something is open 24 hours it's generally not the best, but all of their desserts are beautiful. Expect a wait, there was a little bit of a long line when we visited. The desserts are pretty big, we ended up saving half of it & storing in our hotel fridge. Both items we had were delicious & fresh! Def would visit!

The restaurant is located alongside the casino in the Aria. The chocolate was delectable.

Absolutely love this place. Top quality French inspired desserts. Today I tried the caramel twist coffee and it was ok. I added oat milk, but it wasn't enough.. I don't taste much of the caramel either. Stick with your regular latte if you're a fan of cafe au lait type of drink.

Located along the side of the Casino floor, Aria Patisserie offers an array of expertly crafted and beautiful desserts, but surprisingly, their sandwiches and salads are every bit as good as their sweets. We ordered the Buddha Bowl. With a delicious mushroom medley, carrot shred, edamame, red cabbage, and wakame, all beautifully presented on a bed of farro and served with a peanut sauce dressing, your taste buds are in for a sublime experience. I will definitely eat this salad over and over, and probably make it at home to enjoy. Between the edamame and mushrooms et al, there's plenty of protein, too! Servers were polite and efficient, and the display of beautiful foods are like having eye candy everywhere you look. Highly recommend!

The most amazing Pastries and located right in the foyer of the Aria! Loved the almond croissant ! Perfect mix of crunchy and sweet! Can't wait to come back !!

Overall: 3.8/5 My friend was visiting Vegas and said she had to get the carrot cake it; she always gets it when she visits. So we went to the Aria and every time we passed, there was a long line. However, it does move fast so the wait wasn't too bad. They also have a seating area which is a nice escape from the hustle & bustle of the hotel. My friend let me try her carrot cake and it was amazing! I - on the other hand - got an almond croissant ($7) which was just okay. It's still a great place to stop anytime if you're looking for desserts since they are open 24/7.

I was heading to the Arte Museum nearby and got there way earlier than I originally planned. I had some time to kill before my scheduled entrance time to the museum so I decided to head over to Aria Patisserie inside, ahem, Aria Resort & Casino, and grab myself a quick cup of coffee. Bonus: this place is open 24/7! So if you need cake at 3 in the morning, this is your spot. CES is in town this week so it was super busy with so many people attending this conference. Like every table here was taken. But that didn't matter to me because I was going straight to the museum afterwards. If it wasn't too early in the morning, I would've gone for their amazing mouthwatering desserts! I swear, looking at all the desserts that they had on display while waiting for my coffee to come out, I was literally drooling. The line was a bit long but it was moving pretty quickly. I ordered myself a a hot small caramel twist, because obviously it was really chilly outside! It was scorching hot when I got it so I burned my tongue a bit. Otherwise, this was a delicious drink to start my day. This will definitely be my go-to place for coffee if I ever come back to the Aria.

First time buying pastries and coffee from this place and was very satisfied. Was staying at Aria during Christmas 2023 and was really pleased with the fact that this place is open 24/7. Food + Drinks 5/5 Tried chocolate croissant and an iced vanilla latte. I am beyond picky with coffee but tried the latte twice, and both times it was delicious and lightly sweetened as requested! Their pastries look absolutely divine! Really wanted to try the matcha tart and Nutella brioche but didn't get the chance to! Get there before they ran out of everything. Ambiance 4/5 They have a decent amount of seating that's a bit tucked away from the Casino. There's ALWAYS a line with at least 5-10 people in line. It's much more crowded at night since it's one of the only few decent places that's open! Service 3/5 Some of the ladies could be nicer. Some had attitudes. Price 2.5/5 You're paying Vegas prices! Iced latte was about $9 which is kind of insane but when in Vegas! At least it tasted good! Overall I'd definitely return to this place! They have crepes, macaroons, ice cream, small sandwiches, coffee, pastries, and all kinds of dessert.

Since we are staying at Aria. This place is convenient to get someone quick to go. This place opened 24 hours. So we got some drinks in the early morning at 3am. Prices here can be steep, however this is typical for the casino on the strip prices. This place has various desserts including pastries and macaroons along with different variety of drinks. There is also gelato station that open daily from 1130am to 11 pm. Their coconut and Ube gelato taste great. The ice cream waffle has ube flavor waffle too. The waffle tastes slightly stale when I got it at night.

Absolutely love the convenience of this place! Especially if you're staying at the Aria! This place is open 24 hours and located right next to the guest elevators. There is always a line for this place and always busy no matter what time of the day. I passed by one day to catch an Uber and saw they had gelatos and definitely had to try! I ordered the mango passionfruit sorbet and it was the best I have ever had! It was so smooth and tasted very fresh! Got a small for $7.04 after tax and it was so satisfying! They also have a separate line for the gelatos so you don't have to wait on the long line by the entrance!

Craving something sweet, this option is the only thing available late at night. The $7 Pecan Monkeybread, get it heated, is perfect. It's just enough sweet to care for that sweet tooth without feeling overboard. Now, of course, it's large enough for 2 even 3 to take some bites.

Jesus, Mary and Joseph. The pic doesn't do it justice. But if you need a quality, well-made, tasty dessert, this is the place. They also have some snack foods available just in case. Will be coming back this week! The service was quick and friendly. It's located on the casino floor.

Had to Come here every time after I went to Catch, Din Thai Feng or SPA. Totally in love with their hot raspberry latte and the pasties!! But just a tip, the early crowds here built insanely long lines, and the coffee quality is not as good because they are too busy.

Wow bad. The baked goods here are awful. I didnt try the cakes and those looked good but I don't really want to risk it. Expensive and stale desserts with nothing good to say about them. Ordered a specialty drink and after paying they told me they didnt have it but they apologized and gave me a free cookie and black coffee, so the service was good. The cookie was overcooked and gross. The oreo brownie was awful I threw most of it away and I never let anything go to waste. It was more like chocolate cake and it sucked. The pecan monkey bread was the worst. The bread was completely stale and the topping was mostly flavorless. The caramel cashew blondie was decent but all the same rich flavor made me not want more than a few bites of it. The one redeeming menu item I tried was the Lavender Steamer. That was extremely cozy. Just wish they had something good to eat with it.

While walking around the Aria casino, I stopped by the Aria Patisserie out of curiosity and didn't intend to buy anything. However, I was floored by the stunning desserts on display and had to try something. I had the matcha tart, and it was almost too pretty to eat. However, not tasting the matcha tart would be a disservice because it was heavenly. The tart's shell was thin and packed with creamy matcha filling. You can taste the craftsmanship of building such a perfect tart. I recommend the Aria Patisserie for a luxurious dessert during your Vegas excursion.

Their Almond Croissant is great that after returning to my home, I always want to get it again. It's such a magic combination that I like. The Almond filling is tasty and not sweet. I personally like not so sweet croissant. Price is the only downside. But it's Vegas. Everything is overpriced. But this almond croissant is huge that totally worth it. ($9) Grab a coffee and enjoy the croissant is my best moment in the morning. It's relaxing and chilling. If you stay in Aria resort, feel free to try it out. Plenty seating areas. The service is good too and they can help to toast the croissant as well.

Nice selection and fair price, especially considering you're in a luxury hotel on the strip. There were desserts and sandwiches and cookies and tons of things. Somewhere amazing somewhere only OK and some weren't good at all lol Brioche with Ube filling, yuck dry dry dry. Brownies, taste like the deli case. Chicken Caprese sandwich, yum ! Carrot cake, delicious but small Grasshopper pie, OK not much mint Macaroons, OK, only raspberry was Yum Cookie, decent for the price, big. After getting the Ube and the brownie, we almost didn't go back. But we were starving the next morning and got the chicken Caprese sandwich $15 and split it and it was amazing very good. Upon leaving, we needed to use up some comp so we got a variety of things and now we know what we like a little better. we almost took our Ube and brownie back the next day for a refund or exchange. They were that bad but we just couldn't bring ourselves to be petty but it was something like almost $20 for those two things. The macaroons I don't know if they're really worth it somewhere just so disgustingly sweet and the filling like frosting, but others had more of a fruit filling like the raspberry and those were good. For $10 a dessert. It certainly isn't horrible as long as you can get some thing you like .

Beautiful pastries. I am sure they are delicious as well. The pasties are large and that justifies the price. A piece of cheesecake $15.00. The sandwiches looked great. I had a chicken breast sandwich ($18.00). It was tasty. The Caesar salad was tasty too. Of course, as expected, the selection was limited. There was a vegetarian option but mostly had pork in it, and I don't eat pork. There was a constant line, but it moved. I didn't try the drinks. It was good for a quick bite.

I was really surprised this did not have more flavor. Very disappointed with it. And the portion was really small scoops

Got breakfast here because I needed to grab something quick and got the croque monsieur crepe which came with prosciutto, gruyere, and a fried egg on top. It was really bland and needed the prosciutto to give it some salt. Overall it was sufficient but definitely not worth the price.

Stopped by to pickup breakfast pastries. $7 for a blueberry muffin. Not bad but I prefer the Trader Joe's ones at a fraction of that price. Cheese danish was not bad per hubby. There was a bit of a wait since there was a convention going on.

Yesterday morning, hubs and I decided to explore the Strip around our hotel. Besides Walgreens and Target, there wasn't a whole lot to see besides bars and restaurants. And After poking along awhile longer, we stopped and had lunch. We still had two hours to kill. We agreed that dessert sounded good and since I had a BOGO coupon for gelato we'd head across the Strip to the Aria. It took us a little while to find the Patisserie. The gelato is at the far left of the restaurant. Our server was very sweet and indulged us with a couple of samples. I decided on the coconut while my husband went for the Oreo. The gelato was very disappointing - it wasn't smooth and creamy like you would expect. It must have been sitting too long - mine was almost gritty and both had ice crystals. There is gelato available up and down the Strip. Skip Aria Patisserie and go somewhere else.

I love how this is open 24/7! They have a wide variety of goodies and coffee to keep you going all night. I ordered an Americano with oat milk and it was really good. I also had a pastry to go with it.

Coffee served here is single handedly carrying my body and functioning my brain. I have to add more words to post this review so I am just going to keep typing until I have reached character limit

One of my favorite cafes for reliable pastries. Their banana bread is delicious and their seasonal yuzu cake is both beautiful and delicious

The place was nice and clean. Employees were friendly and very nice. The wife was craving for some tiramisu and saw one when we were heading back to our hotel. The desserts in the chiller looked appealing and tasted good at the same time. The line was long. However, it went by fast.

There are numerous wonderful aspects to highlight about this charming, high-end patisserie. The astonishing variety they offer encompasses homemade desserts, ranging from cheesecakes to tarts amongst many others. They frequently rotate their selection, ensuring that each visit allows me to indulge in something new. My absolute favorite is the cheesecake topped with glazed raspberries. Some of the desserts tend to taste monotonous/blend together which is my only critique. I've ventured to sample nearly all their gelato flavors, and I can attest that each one tastes incredible. Their fresh sorbets are equally delightful, with Rocky Road and Raspberry sorbet as my all time personal favorites. The hot sandwiches they serve are also quite impressive. The generous amount/high quality ingredients received aligns well with the price paid. I highly recommend their hot ham and cheese sandwich! They also have fresh smoothies with actual fresh ingredients which surprised me too, a unique one I noticed was the espresso and avocado smoothie but my favorite being the original strawberry/banana combo. During the peak breakfast hours, the patisserie tends to draw a considerable crowd. Therefore, I tend to opt for a slightly later visit to avoid long lines and I anticipate spending around $25 for my typical breakfast. There is a ton of seating available as well as high top tables, the overall vibes are chic and modern. It also features a homemade candy and custom cake shop which is so cool!

Convenient spot to grab a quick bite and coffee in either the morning or throughout the day, I think it's awesome how they're open 24 hours! Whether you're craving savory or sweet, juice or coffee, Patisserie's got you covered!

Two scoops $9 - worth it imo as one scoop is I believe $6 and these scoops are not small which is kind of nice cause you are getting your money's worth. You're only able to test taste up to 2 flavors prior to making your final selection(s). I normally fall within the coffee and fruity flavors, but this time I went with coffee and hazelnut which were great! The hazelnut had these pieces of chocolate in it I believe. One person could very well be good off one scoop. Will consider coming here again during future stays nearby.

Great great great gelato and hot sandwiches , bit on pricey side. Line was slow so more servers and helpers needed even at 4:00 am

Average at best, high prices. Got carrot cake, good. Brownie caramel cashew, eyuck, fed it to ducks at pond by my house. Chocolate cake, average. Would not go back.