IT'SUGAR Palazzo

I recently visited IT’SUGAR at The Palazzo in Las Vegas, and let me tell you, if you’re a Sour Patch Kids fan, this place is like walking into candy heaven! From the moment you step in, it’s clear they’ve made Sour Patch Kids the star attraction. There's a giant wall of Sour Patch treats in every flavor and size imaginable, plus some limited-edition finds you don't see just anywhere. I ended up with a pair of Sour Patch Kids pajamas that I absolutely love! They’re as cozy as they are fun, and every time I wear them, it’s like a little reminder of that nostalgic, sour-then-sweet magic. IT'SUGAR isn’t just a candy shop—it’s an experience, especially for anyone who grew up loving these iconic little candies.

Be careful when buying stuff. The ladies at the cashier will charge you things that you did not even buy. I was cashing out and I didn’t even notice the girl rang me up for nickel nip. Then the other girl started eating it right in front of me. Not until I got home that I noticed that they charge me for it. And she also lied about how much certain items were so I could get a free pair of socks. Very, very shady.

I decided to visit this store while in Vegas for a convention. I found it while walking through palazzo. It’s a bright and colorful store. I really enjoyed the nostalgic candy that I haven’t seen in a long time. The worker was also a delight. She was so sweet. I couldn’t read some of the prices because they were so small, she helped me every step of the way. After I was done with my purchase she was even kind enough to give me the directions to the Grand Lux Cafe. I didn’t catcher her name but she is dark skinned with a really pretty Afro. I will definitely be returning the next time I am in town.

So fun! They have the candies of the 90s which was great to see! Pretty reasonably priced for a candy store too!

I visited Royce' Chocolate at the Canal Shoppes for the first time and WOW! How am I just finding out about this?! Mary Jane walked my boyfriend and I through all the different options/chocolates they offer, as well as products yet to come. We were able to sample a plethora of chocolates while visiting and wound up with the Champagne Pierre Mignon! The milk chocolate was rich yet creamy and soft at the same time. I will definitely be back to visit and try all the other products!

I was asked to review this business through a Yelp Elite invitation and was quite delighted with my experience. Carolina assisted me and was friendly and knowledgeable of the product on hand. The richness and smoothness of the various pieces definitely justify the value. They kindly provide insulated bags and reusable ice packs to keep the chocolate cool for transit. The store is located in the shopping area of the Venetian close to the canal.

This place is great! I can't believe I had never heard of or been here before! Their little shop is a little difficult to find but it is basically located on the 2nd floor of the Grand Canal Shops, across from Na Hoku and near Shoe Palace. Their chocolates are a little pricey but they're so tasty and high quality! Everything is made in Sapporo, Japan with Japanese dairy and shipped to each of their stores worldwide. We tried a handful of items including their most popular Nama line, chocolate covered potato chips, and matcha chocolate almonds. I really liked the Nama chocolate and ended up purchasing a box of the Port Charlotte (scotch whiskey) chocolate. Shout out to Thomas for hooking us up with samples and explaining all their products to us so that we could make an informed decision on what to purchase! We will definitely be back later this month to try and purchase the upcoming new releases!

this is a story about me and my dislike for chocolate. So I have to start off saying the only reason I came to this place was because I got to experience a box of free chocolates through YELP elite. I know I read all the reviews on this place and cackled because... No chocolate could be that damn good.. but... after slide up there to get my free box of chocolates... Well now... ... I feel like I've been eating chocolate-flavored spam my whole life, and then suddenly someone handed me a Filet Mignon -- from a cow that only ate organic grass, did yoga at sunrise, and lived a stress-free life on a remote Swiss alp where yodeling was the only noise pollution. I am forever changed by this experience at Royce' Chocolate. Now, let me be honest -- the level of disorientation & mass f@ckery I experienced trying to find this place? Top-tier chaos. I was so lost I think I passed through four alternate realities. But was it worth it? Oh, absolutely. USE THE DIRECTORY. Ask everyone. Ask the janitor. Ask a plant. Just get there. The store itself is tiny, but like... in a chic, "mini Apple Store, but for chocolate" kind of way. And the ladies who greeted my brother and me? SO SWEET Like... Willy Wonka could never. They were so warm, kind, and welcoming I half-expected a camera crew to pop out like, "Surprise! You're on a feel-good prank show where people are actually... nice!" But no. That's just how they are. And here's the wild part -- they knew exactly why I was there. I came for the free box of chocolate, okay? I'm not even gonna lie. But did they just toss me the box and send me packing? NOPE. They hit me with samples. Knowledge. Chocolate enlightenment. They said, "Let's expand your palate, sweetheart." And I tasted everything. and like I said iont actually like chocolate. When I do, it's usually white chocolate -- and let's be honest, it's the bargain-bin kind. Like, raggedy white chocolate Kit Kat bar that's 90% sugar and regret. And I really came because I wanted to prove a point that this expensive fine chocolate was gonna be just like all the rest of them... A gimmick wrapped in designer packaging. But this? THIS?! Chiiiiiiillllleeeeeeeeee. I tasted whiskey chocolate. Matcha chocolate. A cookie that made me question my life choices. Salted chocolate chip. Strawberry fruit bar. Even fancy white chocolate that didn't taste like a melted candle. But it was that damn cookie that really made me wanna go meditate on the grass and figure out a new way to live... And a new way to be... Now here's where it gets dangerous. I will never look at a Kit Kat the same again. Reese's Pieces? Dead to me. Snickers? Delete my number. I just had real chocolate and I don't need y'all no more!!! That COOKIE lordy lordy.... Yeah. That cookie was so good I would've slapped somebody else's mama just to get another one. (Not my own. She'd knock me into next week. But you get the point.) Now that I've been inducted into the chocolate elite, I don't know if I can go back to my peasant candy ways. For my 40th birthday next year, I'm asking for three things: 1. Money 2. Better credit 3. Chocolate from this place. Royce', you've got my full respect, my full joy, and my full stomach. This was a five out of five experience -- and I don't throw those around lightly. The dopest part of this whole experience was watching them package of the candy and put it in an insulated bag with a little pack of ice so that like chocolate could stay cool to keep the consistency during travel... Now that is a level of finery, that I have never experienced which told me I have never had real chocolate before.... I never bought a piece of chocolate from CVS and A packaged it up with the mini dry ice and a cooler before! Major shout out YEE fam for putting me on. And the BIGGEST shoutout to the three lovely ladies at Royce' -- sweet, kind, professional, and absolute queens of chocolate hospitality. my experience here was so incredible. I had to do two reviews one from my yelp elite experience and wanted just to shout out the business on the regular page because people need to know that this is the kind of chocolate that will either save your life or destroy you slowly with addiction. I will be back. And next time, I'm bringing a cooler.

What a lovely treat running into this little chocolate shop tonight was. I forgot to get the name of the lady that helped us out but she was awesome. It's Saturday 7/19 around 8pm if that helps management recognize who she is. She told us all about Royce', their background, ingredients, and what makes them special. She even gave us a couple samples of various chocolates and told us all about what makes each one special. One of the samples was a chocolate flavored potato chip. Not my favorite. I prefer their Nama chocolate and truffles. The only chocolate I like with a crunch is the kind with crisped rice (similar to a Crunch bar). I purchased a box of Orange Petit Truffles and they were the most delectable chocolates I have ever eaten. It was $18.99 for a 3.7oz box of 12 truffles. In summary, the associate working tonight was amazing, the shop was so clean and organized, and everything we tasted was delicious. This chocolate gets 10/10 stars from me and I would 100% go back.

I haven't had anything bad from here and the products are high quality. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly and will ensure you get the best product that suits you. They even put my chocolate in a thermal wrap with an ice pack to ensure it didn't melt on my way home. Talk about high quality! Also, alcohol infused chocolates are not my favorite but the champagne box and the whiskey infused chocolate were amazing. I'm glad I got to experience this place and I will be back!

The woman who worked the cash register provided wonderful customer service offer and tons of free samples. Some of which were a pass. Others I really liked, like the white chocolate candy bars and the chocolate covered chips which made for a salty yet sweet snack, which I really enjoyed. Some of the imported chocolate was divine and worth every penny. Other items, however, might be considered overpriced. For example they sell a $14 candy bar, which is a bit much in my opinion. I never advertise one business while reviewing a completely different business so I won't name drop but I definitely know where to go to get a delicious milk chocolate/Belgium chocolate candy bar for five bucks. Overall, I can see myself returning. Not on a "regular " day but something special like an anniversary or Valentine's Day. When you wanna do something elegant and special for that special somebody and price is not a factor.

Such wonderful customer service and care with customers and products. Staff was very knowledgeable about their products, offered us samples of everything we wanted to try. Diligently packed our purchase in a cooler bag with ice packs & included a product catalog. The store is small, but organized and clean. Ask to try the potato chips, it'll blow your mind. The next thing that I thought was super unique were the fromage cookies which are Parmesan & Gouda cheese with coconut cookie coated with white chocolate.

Wow--now this is quality chocolate! I absolutely love this chocolate place. The quality is top-notch! I visited Hokkaido before, but I had never heard of this brand until now. Hokkaido is known for its high-quality food, thanks to its strong farming industry and demand for luxury products. I'm so excited I don't have to travel all the way to Hokkaido to experience their rich, high-end desserts! It's also a great spot to find gifts for the people you love. I didn't dare try the top-selling chocolate-covered potato chips--I'm avoiding chips, and honestly, I didn't want to know how good they are! I did sample several chocolates, including the low-sugar, high-cocoa dark chocolate --perfect for anyone watching their sugar intake. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a thoughtful and delicious gift . Get yourself a chocolate box. TREAT yourself!

Took a while to find as we searched for the shop and found out we had walked right by and missed it. That can happen with the enormous amount of shops to see. Greeted by the one hostess this morning and what a pleasant and warming welcome we received. These are actually chocolates made in Japan and after tasting a few we ended buying more than we needed. Absolutely delicious flavors and varying selections including cookie and marshmallow treats. Loved the taste. Definitely worth stopping and taking some home.

ROYCE' Las Vegas at The Grand Canal Shoppes is an amazing store offering superb chocolates! You'll find them at The Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes, near St. Mark's Square. I was warmly welcomed by Alex, he's nice and friendly, very knowledgeable, and maintains a clean store. My personal favorite is ROYCE' Potato Chip Chocolate ($18.99) which is a sweet and salty confection of crispy potato chips coated with milk chocolate on one side, it's crunchy, not too sweet, so yummy and delicious! They also have potato chip with dark chocolate, and a white chocolate infused with frontage blanc cheese which is similar to a cheesecake. Alex highly recommends the ROYCE' Potato Chips Chocolate fromage blanc. Samples are available for Nama Chocolate only and the quality is fantastic! Nama Chocolate Matcha (20 pieces, $19.99) is lovely and delicious! It's soft and silky, the white nama chocolate is filled with the aroma of green tea, a blend of premium powdered green tea leaves, and green tea-flavored chocolate powder, so good! Their chocolates are high quality with no wax, no preservatives, no food coloring, and no artificial flavor. Also they offer seasonal items which change 3 to 4 months. Service from Alex is fabulous! He's courteous, polite, and very professional. After purchase, Alex carefully wrapped the Nama Chocolate Matcha and placed inside an insulated bag to keep cool, it's very thoughtful and makes for a pleasant experience!

I got to visit Royce with the Yelp elite team, and I will be getting all my holiday shopping done there. They have the most delicious chocolates and can let you sample some during your visit. I was especially impressed with the Champagne one. Staff are very friendly and location is easy to locate in Grand Canal shoppes.

Kate is amazing she is so knowledgeable about the offerings at the store. The chocolate is amazing and it melts in your mouth! Very rich and not overly sweet. My favorite sample was the dark chocolate potato chip. The savory sweet combination was fantastic. Taking home milk chocolate champagne, apparently the best seller, so how could I refuse!? The store is well lit and it's clean! Not the easiest to find but near the shoe palace and the Las Vegas store. Come by and see Kate she's awesome!

Craving for some chocolate? Well Royce' chocolates is now my new go-to! I have a sweet tooth and sometimes thr same old chocolates just don't cut it! This was my first time trying Royce chocolates and I am so glad I found them! They only have one store in Vegas and they are located in thr Venetian! The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable too as she gave us samples and explained what each one contained. These chocolates contain liquer but the amount is so small that even kids can eat them! I learned from her that they are super popular in other counties like Japan, Korea, Thailand, etc.! Super cleand and chill atmosphere too! Now on to the chocolates! We got to try the champagne chocolates (5/5) and it was supper good! You can definitely taste the champagne and it was not too sweet which I loved! The staff was nice enough to let us try many more samples and they were all delicious! My favorite was the peach flavored and the matcha flavored! We also learned that they have chocolate covered chips! They also have seasonal items which was really cool! Perfect for Halloween season! They also take care of your chocolates as they pack them in an insulated bag with a ice which i thought was super cool! You can walk around area and not worry tour chocolate will melt! Definitely will come back for more.!

Cool and tasty experience! I've never had Royce' chocolate before and was curious to see how their chocolates were. My friends raved about it to me before but I've never understood what there was to rave about....until now. Located in the Grand Canals shops at the Venetian, Royce' chocolates is a cute little shop with a good variety of different chocolates. Some chocolates have liquor in them. I've never had liquor in my chocolates before so this is a first for me! The employees were helpful and let us sample 3 different flavors they had. They had the white chocolate, matcha, and dark chocolate (65%). Each one had a bit of liquor in them but I didn't taste it. The white chocolate had orange and cherry liquor in it, but what stood out to me was the cheese taste in it. It melted in my mouth! The matcha one is one where it would be a hit or a miss. If you like matcha, it has a strong matcha flavor to it. The last one was good too. The dark chocolate did not taste bitter but there is a Hennessy taste to it. We appreciate how they had a ice pack to it because it does have to stay cold. The ice pack stays cold for 6 hours. We also ended up buying a original Royce' potato chip (milk chcolate). Excited to try more different chocolates!!

We got a box of Royce chocolates from our relative who brought them back from Japan. To our surprise there was a Royce chocolate shop at The Grand Canal Shoppes in The Venetian. My wife and kids ate up the box of chocolates in 2 days, so we made sure to make a trip to The Grand Canal Shoppes today to purchase a couple boxes of these delectable chocolates. They are super creamy, similar to a truffle chocolate, but in small rectangles. They have several flavors as well as cookies and wafer covered with chocolate. The employees were all super nice and asked if we needed help as we were browsing through all their offerings. The boxes of chocolates come in a box of 20 small rectangles (slightly bigger than a Hershey's rectangle) for $19.99 (~$1 per rectangle, not sales tax on the chocolates). Our relative told us she bought the boxes of chocolates for ~$5 each in Japan. Overall, it was work the extra cost to taste these chocolates again as it is still cheaper than going to Japan.

Delicious and wonderfully curated collection of Hokkaido based chocolates! Honestly there's nothing that they carry that does not do wonders to the palette. But the cold service and the aloof staff here is what ruins the experience for me. No thank you. The Grand Canal shops I feel are really in the gutters when it comes to the hospitality and customer care department. Spending money anywhere here has been such an annoying task.

While I love Royce chocolates, I had a terrible experience here. We came in on VALENTINES day and wanted to check out the selection here and pick up a treat. It is a small store front, which no big deal I thought, since we would just scan through the options. As I was looking at the main shelf and going around it, there was a group on the other side that I was approaching. Before I could even register what was going on and react, the sales associate rudely and aggressively yelled "that's a private tasting!" At me. I was appalled that I was confronted in such a rude and aggressive way when I was just trying to look at the products. There were no signs and it was a small floor print. It was an innocent mistake and could've been handled a lot more respectfully and in a customer service oriented way. I was so embarrassed and disappointed that my partner and I quickly left since I don't believe in patronizing a store that doesn't treat its customers well, or treats them like less-than. I would not recommend coming to this store. My partner and I will just stick to getting our Royce chocolate from Japan, where their service is always more welcoming.

04/27/24 when your at the Venetian, this is a must stop and buy. Japan varieties of chocolate. Very smooth tasting and creamy. One of the best chocolates I've had. We opt getting the best seller and the sakura fromage boxed chocolate about $19.99 with 20 pieces. Staff will wrap it and put a gel pack to keep it cool. Place is small but you don't need a big place for quality chocolates. Very worth it! Happy sweet eats!!

Excellent service .! Enjoyed the time in Vegas- and at Royce'. It was beautiful inside - and added a lot To our visit. Clean, very nice

Used to really like their chocolate when I lived in Asia but guess now I have grown out of it. Got a box of the whiskey barley and a box of bitter dark chocolate. The barley one has a strong alcohol taste in a unpleasant way (my friend is a HUGE fan of whiskey and did not dig it either) and the dark chocolate was just mediocre. The best part of Royce chocolates is the texture. It's made with cream and melt in your mouth almost like ice cream. It's quite magical when you first bite into them. Flavor isn't where they shine. In Japan they had the matcha one that was quite good. The person will likely tell you to keep them refrigerated - don't worry, it'll be fine for a few days in room temperature. I have done it many many times. It won't even melt like a perfect bar or honeymama's truffle bar. Totally safe.

I first had these chocolates back in early 2020, after that whenever I visit vegas I have to buy some. Its so good! Some of them have liquor so beware. Its so inexpensive as well, for 20 pcs its $19.99 and well worth it. They do come with ice packs as they have to be cooled all the time just a heads up. We usually just put the whole packaging in the fridge when we get back to the hotel. The staff is friendly as well, they offer assistance if you have any questions about the products. The store is well lit and bright, clean and products are displayed clearly.

Easy to find next to the big courtyard of restaurants. These chocolates are amazing and it's great that it's here in Vegas. Supposedly these are only ins selected places but originated from Japan. If you haven't tried the chocolate, it's even for non-chocolate lovers

Since I am not able to travel to acquire these delectable chocolates I'm here. I first discovered these chocolates in Japan. The selection and flavors were limited. I did manage to get some Nama chocolate in Matcha. I also got some pistachio chocolate covered almonds and crunch bars. Service not as attentive as Japanese boutiques. Asked for my chocolate to be gift wrapped and she did a wonderful job. The chocolates itself is creamy, smooth and richly decadent. Surely a wonderful treat. Highly recommend you try these chocolates as they are far superior. Three stars reflect the ambiance, set up and service. FYI just a bit pricey =)

Might be the best chocolate on the planet. Try the classic or the champagne infused chocolate

Royce is one of a kind delicacy and a special sweet treat to indulge in. The chocolates literally melt in your mouth and the flavors of all is not overly sweet like other chocolates. You really can't go wrong with any type of chocolate you pick from Royce. I was so excited to find an actual store located in Vegas. It is very hard to find usually. So if you are ever visiting Vegas this place is highly recommended and try it out. It is a bit pricey side but SOOO worth it.

My guy spoiled the crap out of me with this chocolate. I mean, I read the reviews when he asked me to look for a chocolate spot in Vegas, so I chose this... little did I know that we also have one in the Bay Area... so, he added extra to it. The first batch were the chocolate bars: smooth and creamy... mmm. Then I tried their famous Nama Chocolate. And this was just mind blowing. Hands down... the best chocolate of my life. And I, my friends, have tried soooo many different types of chocolate. @roycechocolate 5/5 . This #namachocolate is on a whole different level. Nama chocolate "is a form of ganache made with melted cacao and fresh cream, dusted with fine cocoa powder." The result??? Orgasmic. Lol. It's like a eating soft, meltable mochi along with the creaminess of the cacao without the bitter aftertaste. It just covers your palate and goes down smoothly. My favorite is the matcha nama and the hazelnut nama. Their strawberries and cream wafer and chocolate bars are out of this world too, but if you're a first timer, opt for one of the Nama boxes. Glad they not only have it in Las Vegas, but right in the Bay Area! @westfieldvf Side note: this chocolate should be refrigerated because it melts quite easily. It comes in a foil package if you tell them that you're traveling, but that won't allow the chocolate to keep shape for longer than a couple of hours in 100 degree weather. Be prepared to put this in a hotel fridge and don't forget to take it home for your loved one(s).

Wowowow I am not a big fan of chocolate but wow this is sooooo delicious! I was not familiar with this company but apparently it's a popular Japanese company. We bought the dark chocolate set and the nama mild cacao liquor free. This one had to be kept cold so they gave us an insulated bag with a cold agent to keep it cold on the flight home. I transferred it to the fridge when I got home. We each tried a piece. Omg it seriously melted on my mouth. Amazing! Highly recommend these chocolate if you can find some nearby. I visited the Royce in the Venetian canal shops.

Divine chocolate that is just so dreamy and mouth watering to think about. Every time we come to Vegas, grabbing a couple dark blue boxes before our flight home is a must. If your room has a fridge, even better! It must be kept cold. If you tell them you have a flight, they will package it up nicely with some cooling packs. They said it will be fine up to 8 hours. Our flight was delayed by an hour, we got home to Hawaii and our baggage took forever to get off the plane. I'd say 10-11 hours later, I rushed to put it in my fridge at home and it was perfectly fine!

A must try chocolate! Whether it's the Milk Chocolate, Matcha, or White Chocolate, it's all amazing. The chocolate is creamy and melts in your mouth. The customer service was friendly and helpful. They offer complimentary samples so you can get the box of your favorites. It's best served cool so they offer a cooling pack if you're eating it later. It's a bit pricey but a must try!

small cute store inside the venetian grand canal shoppe we got the champagne one and it's so good! chocolate is creamy and light. we tried others that were also very good. these are premium japanese chocolate - it's $20 but so worth it! it makes a perfect gift. the employee at the counter was super nice - he let us try a few samples without hesitation and helped us pick some flavors.

Their chocolate is AMAZING! You can't go wrong with anything! The service or someone greeting you (hit and miss). They are nice and friendly when you get to the counter to pay and they tell you had to store the chocolates. But if you are just looking and browsing you may get greeted.

Their chocolate is amazing. The texture and taste is simple but super smooth. I love the alcohol Infused and the green tea. I know they are expensive but they are amazing! Have to try this place

Not really a fan of the chilled ganache style Japanese chocolate...... Bit those matcha almonds y'all....

It is a bit hard to find since it's inside the Venetian. Anywhere in there feels like a maze. But their customer service was helpful, they gave recommendations for which was the most popular chocolate that customers would buy, and even had samples of their new Champagne flavor chocolate Very rich! I went back a few weeks later to get more boxes. I've grown to love this brand of chocolate! I'd recommend trying their Au Lait chocolate

Everywhere in the world, there are tensions - economic, political, religious. So we need chocolate. - Alain Ducasse I've been fortunate to have traveled worldwide for education, business, and leisure, yet I've never traveled in Japan. Well, I've had layovers in Japan's Narita and Haneda airports but never outside the airports. My contact with ROYCE' Chocolates, Japanese food, and culture has been in these airports. Yeah, I'm a chocoholic, so my discovery of luxurious ROYCE' Nama chocolate started here. Over the years, friends and relatives who visited Japan have brought back ultra-luxurious chocolates from Tokyo's Chef Antonio Koji Tsuchiya's Theobroma Cacao store or Chef Shunsuke Saegusa's Palet d'Or for me to savor and entice me to travel to Japan. Tsk, because the darned pandemic started and the Tokyo Olympics was rescheduled, we had to postpone our foreign travels in 2020 and 2021. Thanks to Vancouver, WA's Yelp Elite, Michael S, for reviewing this ROYCE' Chocolate Store; I put them on my bookmark list. My first attempt to locate this store in late July was thwarted by misinformation. Still, when I returned home to Honolulu, I called the phone number listed on Yelp, where I could confirm their business hours and location. I made a note and told my husband that I "needed" to go to The Venetian Resort's Grand Canal Shoppes to get my ROYCE' chocolates. Haha. He knows better than not getting in my way when it comes to feeding my chocolate addiction. Walking into the shop, two workers immediately greeted us and asked if we were looking for anything in particular or unique. I wanted to buy as many Japanese chocolates as possible but had to temper my buying to the room in my carry-on bag and purse. The employees were charming and knowledgeable about their inventory. But then again, you don't have to twist my arm very much when I'm in a high-quality chocolate store. Fortunately, during our recent visit, the outdoor temperature didn't exceed 82 degrees F. I made sure to make my purchases before walking quickly back to our hotel on our second day in Las Vegas. I brought an insulated bag along with me to protect the chocolates from melting in Las Vegas' and Honolulu's heat, too. I bought a box of Nama Chocolate "Ghana Bitter," which I broke into immediately upon returning to our hotel room because I knew that I wouldn't be able to keep it stored at 50-degrees while flying home. Haha, that's my excuse for eating them FIRST! The chocolate ganache was delicate, creamy, and melted in my mouth with its subtle dark cacao bitterness. Hm, I stuffed myself with a few pieces before going out to dinner then returned to for more. By the end of our stay, I ate all 20 pieces by myself even though I did offer some chocolate to my husband, who claimed that I ate them all before giving him a chance to open the box. In addition to the Nama chocolates (which didn't make it home), I purchased several chocolate bars, two gift sets (Chocolat No Shiki Hokkaido), and ROYCE' Pure Chocolate (Venezuelan Bitter & Ghana Sweet) and ROYCE' Origin Chocolates for gifts to our relatives and friends. I hope that they enjoyed the Japanese chocolates as much as I did.

Place This place is a chocolate place. It is really neat and small! they sell chocolate that contain liquor which is pretty unique! Service The service was really good. I got to try to sample other flavors to make sure I was happy with my purchase! I was worried about if it would melt on the flight but the employer told me it should be okay. Food/price $$ The chocolate was pretty good! There is a good range! There was this champagne milk chocolate one to matcha to white chocolate. There are some that do not contain alcohol which is great to share with your family! Audience A lot of tourists come by! Recommendation/tips? I would recommend this place! Make sure you keep the chocolate in a cool area.

Oh my gosh!!! These chocolates are delicious!! This place is located upstairs in a corner at the Venetian (next to Shoe Palace). The employees here are friendly and helpful. We got two matcha items. It was $35 total for both boxes.. One reminds me of a thin Ghirardelli square (but matcha chocolate) with matcha filling. The other is crunchy with potato chip, cornflake, and cookie covered in matcha. The square has more matcha flavor but the other is extremely addicting with its crunch. I already want more!!! Can't wait to go back. The employees here are friendly and helpful.

These chocolates are fabulous! The shop has a reasonably large selection of. They give you an ice pack if you want to keep the tasty treats cool. We loved having them after our dinner at Canaletto.

You know Royce Chocolate is the bomb when you walk up to greet a table and they're eating a box of Nama Chocolate for their appetizer, keep in mind I work at Aria!! Bottom line the best chocolate I've ever tried. Every time I purchase something new my eyes are widened and I claim I have a new favorite. Please purchase their Nama Chocolate for an experience! Keep in mind, this shop sells high end chocolate from Japan, you may be sticker shook, your mouth will make the dollar signs fade away! I promise! On my recent visit I shopped for some Mother's Day items and had my eye on a favorite, Chocolate Baton Cookies! By accident I purchased Fromage Baton Cookies. These white chocolate, parmesan master pieces are the best mistake of my life, next to the birth of my daughter. They are salty, sweet, delicate, crispy, but not crunchy! The parm gives them a great texture that differs from the chocolate batons. We also purchased the Sakuraberry Chocolate Bar that is FULL of dried cherrys and almonds, again blew my mind! The flavor of cherry and almond compliments each other perfectly like a symphony in my mouth. To get to Royce from the parking garage entrance of Grand Canal, you'll enter and go straight past the canal and to the right, then stay to your left! Fortunately it isn't too deep into the shops!

The ladies here were so nice. I was lured in by the chocolate truffle samples out front. I took a little paper cup and walked away. The sample was so delicious, smooth, and not overly sweet like a lot of truffles out there. I had to turn around. The truffles are great for people, who have a fear of overly sweet desserts. At first we were like, "Let's get one box." Then employees kept tempting us with samples of other flavors of truffles since no one else was in the store. All the varieties were great. I'm usually a fan of dark chocolate, but even their milk chocolate truffle was great. We realized these would make great gifts, so we started creating a pile of different truffles to get. They had cute little "Las Vegas" paper sleeves that went on the outside of their boxes so it made it more of a nice souvenir gift for our families. These ladies also provided us with some small ice packs (that I still use to this day) so that the chocolate wouldn't melt because we had a long trek back to our hotel on a very hot day. Thank you for your helpful customer service. I'll be back, and I'm looking forward to checking out the California South Bay location too.

I've been of Royce' for the past 10 years when I first had a taste while traveling in Asia. Before this store opened, the closest place that has them was at Mitsuwa in Torrance. You just have to bite the huge price mark-up. It's triple the original price! I love the nama chocolates that come in flat boxes: champagne, milk chocolate, hazelnut and matcha. They put it in and insulated bag with dry ice to keep it from melting when you take it home. Each box comes with a small plastic knife so you can slice a piece of rich thick chocolate goodness that melts in your mouth and coats your tongue. Mmmmm... I buy the dark chocolate bars too. But my other favorite is the chocolate potato chips. Savory and sweet in one chip. The potato chip stays crunchy. It now comes in white chocolate too if that's your jam.

Best chocolate I've ever had! So glad I found this place. The lady working there was so nice and offered us lots of samples. When we found out the one we wanted had to be refrigerated and we couldn't take it with us, she helped us find a location to buy close to home. The chocolate is super smooth and yummy. Not all of their chocolates taste like this, so make sure to get a sample. The chocolate came from a city in Japan which is known for dairy products. Will definitely buy again and again. So worth the price!

Decided to take a walk around the Venetian after a big brunch at Bouchon and happily discovered a ROYCE' chocolate shop! I was introduced to their chocolates a few years ago by my best friend who brought them over from her trips to Japan and Korea. Their nama chocolate is rich, smooth,& just oh so lovely. You can really taste the quality in every bite and there's a handful of different flavors that you can choose from. I was surprised to see that this shop actually had a pretty large selection of different types of chocolates! I was only familiar with the nama chocolate and was excited to see wafers, chocolate bars, chocolate covered potato chips, & so much more. I wish I had more time to thoroughly browse all the flavors, but I quickly picked out a limited edition strawberry nama chocolate and 2 chocolate bars and went on my way. I haven't dug into the nama chocolate yet, but the chocolate bars were good! Just like any other good quality chocolate. The nama chocolate is really where it's at for me and I'm so happy to know they have a storefront here. 4 stars though 'cause while there were 2 or 3 girls working, they were busy chatting away and I had to get their attention to ask for a sample of a few flavors I couldn't decide between. I don't think I was ever greeted either. I usually don't care or notice for the most part, but for some reason that just stood out the most to me in my short time there. I just didn't think service was up to par when you're dropping $18 for each small box of chocolate goodness. I'll be back only because of the chocolate ;) P.S. Don't forget to tell them how far you'll be traveling with the nama chocolate so that they can pack it accordingly.

One of my best friends introduced Royce' to me. So me and the lover decided to come and pick up a few boxes. We were met by the lovely Kate. What a doll this Kate is. I luv when sales people aren't pushy and know their products. Kate was very patient and explained the differences and the wide variety they had. There are some with and without alcohol and also some seasonal flavors. I tried a lot and this type of chocolate is high end. It's so posh that they package it in a cool pack to maintain its firmness. There's a clear difference with Royce' chocolate and regular shelf candy. The waxy element is gone. What you get is pure elegant chocolate that is rich smooth and silky. You don't need a lot to get a full chocolate blast. The packaging is your typical Japanese attention to every detail type of box with a special Vegas packaging too. I like the packaging coz it resembles mini cigar boxes to me that you may find in Europe. One box of Nama style is about $18. So yes, this isn't the kind of chocolate box you give your wife/husband or girlfriend/boyfriend. It's the kind you gift to your mistress/lover lol Hey it's Nama chocolate in Vegas. If you're in Vegas pick up a few for me. Thanks Yelp! Mel M Yelp 19:85

ROYCE chocolate is the world famous in the world. I found in web in Las Vegas, in Venetian hotel. Venetian is huge, I kept walking around searching this location over 2 hours, using google map. I called Royce, I told him where I was, but all he said was, " it's in ......" I am so sorry I don't even know what he was saying !!! He kept telling me " Royce located in ......." I tried to use my google map, finally I found the sign of Royce. Chocolate was triple price compared to Japan. ( $6 in Japan), here was $18. Anyway I had to buy for my company and for my family spent over $80 for 4 boxes of chocolate. She gave me Ice to cool my chocolate it would suppose to last 12 hours, but my flight was next day afternoon. Yes my chocolate was warm and melted !!! I have to bring to my company tomorrow. I hope they like it....

So not often play tourist or go on the strip lately. I had some friends back home visiting and wanted to bring some Royce Chocolates back to the 808. They hyped it up. So tagged along the night they went get some before flew back home. It definitely lived up to the hype! No doubt it pricey chocolate. In this case you truly are paying for quality not quantity. The box is small but really classy or say looks like high end chocolate. The squares for each piece are small and in one box think nine pieces in all?? $18 box make sure appreciate each bite. lol. I ended up trying the matcha and one champagne infused. Both were amazing. Especially the Matcha. I am forever green tea matcha fan of everything and anything. The flavor was on point! The chocolate was smooth, creamy, and addicting. Forget the best part about Royce is you can literally try anything you want even if it just tiny tiny bite. Lot of other different style they have not just straight chocolate. If you traveling with them they do have special wrap and suppose keep it for certain amount of hours. The service was nothing but five stars from trying different flavors, informative, and friendly. If looking to indulge in high end chocolate Royce is the spot!

These chocolates were my favorite in Las Vegas. I didn't appreciate the lady there joking around with her coworkers at a very immature level. They let me try a free sample of every item and I tried quite a few. Was blown away by the maccha green tea white chocolates and the milk chocolate mana and the dark chocolate mana. They are so smooth and creamy. These have to be refrigerated so it was convenient that they offer and sealed insulated container with dry ice to keep them cool on the plane. They do online ordering so I will hit that up when I run out of the chocolates I got. Never knew Japanese chocolates could be this good.

Divine chocolates!! Highly recommend!! Enjoy by everyone!! Located at the Venetian gondola level.