Streetbird Las Vegas by Chef Marcus Samuelsson

I usually read reviews before I go into a place. Service is goodi had the Spicy Chicken Sandwich. It looks good when served but super oily. No wonder you get plenty of Napkins. You can't really taste the chicken. Sad.

We are new residents in Las Vegas and were intrigued to find a Chef Samuelson location. When we arrived at what was advertised by Resorts World as an upscale food court, only a few kiosks were open. The one we interested in was open but no employees were seen. We looked over the counter and saw already cooked chicken in fryer baskets just sitting above the oil. After standing at the counter for a few minutes I took these photos and we left. Prices were pretty high and there was no way we were going to wait for someone to show up and then have food that was sitting around for an unknown amount of time.

First time eating here and will be the last. The chicken is tasteless! Where is the seasoning? The best item was the fries. Server did not look me in the eyes nor ask if I needed anything. Also do not like ordering on the kiosk. I want to talk to a human.

Tenders were tough but had good flavor. The fries were amazing with a excellent seasoning on them. Additional photos located on my profile page and videos on my YouTube page ( VivaLasVegasX )

The chicken was simple unpalletable. The fry oil used was old, which left a bitter after taste after every bite. I had the Spicy Chicken Sandwich. My wife had the Chicken with Corn Bread Waffle. Bland, acidic, and potentially unsanitary. My wife, though hungry to eat her first meal of the day was unable to finish eating her meal. She said it was starting to make her feel sick. From what I can tell, the breading consists of corn flakes, and they weren't even crushed (whole cornflakes), which absorbed the old fry oil in a way that really accentuated the bitter, unappetizing flavor. Run far away from this place. As a side note, I'm a Chicken Sandwich connoisseur. I sample sandwiches wherever I go. With the exception of a few fast food restaurants, this has been the worst Sandwich I've experienced in my journey. Steer far, far, away from this one.

Wanted to try something new, and the fried chicken and cornbread waffle was just that! It was sweet and spicy! The chicken had a great crunch and was juicy! The guy at the counter recommended the frozen lemonade and added strawberry and mango flavor + a shot of vodka! It was delicious!

I ordered the hot chicken sandwich, onion rings, buffalo cauliflower, mango lemonade shake and a beer. I'm not a big guy, but I like to eat. I couldn't finish all this food. The hot chicken sandwich isn't really Nashville hot chicken. As others have said it's not hot and it's not heavily seasoned. It's really not bad though. It was fried to perfection, crispy breading, but moist chicken with great flavor and texture. It paired well with the pickles, which I thought were great. They're made with apple cider vinegar instead of white vinegar, which is important. Cider vinegar just adds flavor that other more commonly used vinegars don't. I got some Que sauce to go with it, but the sauce is too heavy on liquid smoke. It lacked any real depth a good sauce has. It was great and I used very little of it. Back to the chicken, though... It was good. I liked it. The onion rings were your standard onion rings. The sauce they came with carried them to the finish line. It's mayo based I think and tasted similar to Old Bay. It was good and made the onion rings better. The Buffalo Cauliflower was awesome. I've never eaten anything like them. They did not taste like buffalo sauce, but the seasonings worked. I'd order them again for sure, but wish they tasted more like buffalo sauce. The Mango Lemonade shake is great. Really, really delicious. The coleslaw was delicious. It's sour and has a nice citrus flavor to it. The problem is, you only get two bites. It's the stingiest portion of coleslaw you'll ever get. It was one of the best parts of the meal and I got almost none. Bummer. Despite the problems, I'm giving this place four stars. I don't know why. I really liked this place, but there are some big issues. Maybe they deserve fewer stars, but I'd eat here again. I really liked it.

This place is a part of a larger international food court. We went for some other places which turned out to be closed during lunch on a Wednesday. Stumbled upon this and decided to give it a try. The chicken sandwich was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The only knock is that I would not have described this as spicy. It was fairly mild to me. Good portions and flavor

Need to try it, better than wingstop The fries so unique w special powder Wings so crunchy

Tried the spicy chicken sandwich again. It's still greasy. Fries were better this time. Fries can be shared by 2 people. Had to pay extra for honey mustard, which is disappointing because the chicken sandwich is already overpriced! I had to beg for extra ketchup because I LOVE KETCHUP!!! We won't be eating here again.

Amazing spicy chicken sando amazing with thick cut onion rings in a spiced batter so greasy messy good! Flavors are bomb for spice lovers! I recommend trying them for sure!

Streetbird is located in the Resorts World food court! You order on the tablet and then pick up the food at the counter. We shared the buffalo cauliflower, which came with a side of dill ranch. The cauliflower itself was the perfect texture and I appreciate how it came served steaming hot! However the seasoning on the outside was pretty dry and wasn't very "buffalo" flavored. It was pretty much just chili powder / Cajun seasoning on the outside. I usually like Cajun seasoning, but on buffalo cauliflower I usually would expect a wet buffalo sauce instead. It definitely needed the ranch dressing. Overall would probably skip the cauliflower next time.

Stopped randomly at this spot located inside Resorts World on the strip. Ordered the fried chicken (spicy) and sweet potato fries. The service was good, food came out in timely fashion. The ambiance is in the food court within the casino. After receiving my food and trying it out I'd say the chicken sandwich was alright. It was seasoned okay, and had a nice kick to it overall. I'm judging it based off of other fried chicken sandwiches I've had, including fast foods, and it did not live up to that level hence the 3/5 rating. The sweet potato was decent.

Tried this place in the food court of the Conrad...wasn't very impressed with the chicken. It was cooked very hard. The onions rings were very tasty..they use the seasoning they put on the chicken on the onion rings. Service was N/A everything was done through the order screen. Which made the Atmosphere N/A also. Food quality 4/5 Food taste 2/5 Location 3/5 Return Factor 0/5 Overall 2/5

I've been to Streetbird before with a Very good meal. Chicken was very good, customer service as well. I went today with a friend visiting, Unfortunately with very lackluster results. The chicken breading was hard , over saturated with sauce and the waffles were overcooked. For the $30 it should've been prepared properly. Do Better..

As a vegetarian I am glad this place exists. After browsing the other street food places and only seeing meat based items on their menus, I was happy to see Impossible chicken nuggets which are my favorite! I also ordered the fried cauliflower. It was good but a tad on the greasy side. The sauce was pretty amazing though.

This place is absolutely horrible. There was no spice to the chicken and the flavor of the waffle I had. The service was super weak and weren't friendly or supportive at all. I definitely would not recommend unless you like bland food.

We were excited to explore the Famous Street Foods located inside Resort World. But it appeared that half of the restaurants were still closed on a Thursday afternoon so we tried 3 of the ones that were open. St Fried Chicken looked really good, but it was severely lacking in flavors as much as we wanted to give this and all the places we tried a 4-5 star review. Hard pass until they can do better.

Was excited to see Chef Marcus Samuelsson's spot here in the food court but saw the 2.5 star reviews and was wary... super glad we gave it a shot because not only was the food actually really good but the staff was super nice. You can order on any touchpad in the food court I think for any vendor which is nice - if your crew wants to order off multiple menus. We got the spicy fried chicken which was a really good portion for $15. Juicy and well-seasoned. I'd say spicy is not very spicy so go for it. The onion rings were hot fresh and perfectly battered. I guess it was all a little salty though - I was parched after this. Should have gotten a beer to pair with it!

I'm sorry, but I specifically tried this because I'm a fan of this Top Chef and I was disappointed that I couldn't get on board with his vision. Located inside Resorts World in the Food Court area, you place your order on the large "tablet" screens and self pay. They call out your number to simply pick up your order. My first issue is that there are no modifications allowed on the food. So basically if you don't want to get a "hot" sandwich, you can't get this food. Ok, well let's try it his way. Sandwich, Fries and bottled Water landed me at $25. This was for lunch on New Years Eve. I can get past the price but I can't get past the value. The seasoning that comes on the fries feels like a dry rub of some sort and missing salt. I dipped these in the Ranch Dressing I got on the side which helped tremendously. The sandwich, the sauce is hot as expected, but lacks real flavor. I can do spicy when it's flavorful. I used the Ranch on this as well to build out the flavor profile. It got to I point where I just didn't finish it because I just didn't enjoy the bites. I'm wondering what the sandwich taste like without the heat sauce, but oh well, no modifications!

"Street food" at the pace of a traffic jam. Deep fried stuff, but takes forever even though there was not a crowd.

Service was terrible!!! Messed up our order. 20 mins later, still trying to get our food and once we got it, food was terrible, too. Next to us, were two other customers complaining about their orders. It was a mess!!! Don't waste your money! One of the worst food experiences in Las Vegas!

I was super excited to try Marcus Samuelsson's fast food restaurant. I've followed him on TV for years but never had a chance to try it. The chicken had a good crisp and the fries were cooked well but whatever seasoning is put on everything is off putting. 3 of us ordered different dishes but none of us like our food. It may just be that we have a different palate than his cooking at this location so I still want to try one of his other restaurants. The Resorts World food court has been underwhelming to say the least.

I ordered the 12 piece impossible chicken nuggets with creamy dill ranch. It was delicious. I was so hungry that I forgot to take a picture. The service was friendly. The ambience was casual. It's in the Resort's World food court. Very easy to order at the kiosk.

In the Food Courtyard with all of the other walk up eateries, order at one of the many wall menus and pay. They text you when you food is ready. Welcome to digital fast food wait on yourself dining. Fried chicken, sort of. Order the chicken tenders with a claim of being great, with their onion rings. The tenders were more like pressed chicken nuggets, and nothing great. Ive had better from the freezer section of the grocery store. The onion rings were the better of the two items ordered. Golden brown and well made but it does not offset the dissapointing "chicken tenders" It is what it is, I would not repeat. Since there are a multitude of the little kiosk restaurants in this area, food is not an issue finding great food was the challenge. 2 Stars - KFC and Popeyes are both better 00782

This was a disaster. The hot sauce smothered waffle was soggy and tasteless (except for mediocre hot sauce). The onion rings were cold and average at best, $6 for a coke. This place is awful. I left hungry and with an upset stomach down $40 bucks.

Wanted a quick snack before getting ready and it wasn't good. Ordered the sweet potato fries and fried cauliflower at the mobile kiosk. The fried cauliflower was light and delicious, with no heavy batter. It just was all the small bits, which is convenient. The sweet potato fries are crinkle dinner cut. And when he handed them to me, it was a strong whiff of curry powder. I returned it immediately and they said there's no curry and I said oh yes there is. The worker and chef grand fryer said well what do you want then? I said maybe sweet potato fries with no curry? So they hesitantly made another but with no seasoning. The menu doesn't even say there's a seasoning but both of us know the curry smell and this wasn't going to cut it. A- for fried cauliflower C- for sweet potato fries dusted in curry seasoning

Streetbird Fried Chicken is in the food court in Resorts World on the Las Vegas Strip. This restaurant is by multi award wining chef Marcus Samuelson. We tried the M's fried chicken thigh and the Buffalo cauliflower. The chicken thighs were a large portion and were cooked perfect and were juicy and delicious with a crisp exterior. To me they tasted something like Nashville fried chicken but not as hot or as spicy. The cauliflower was also an extra large portion and was tasty. My only complaint is that the chicken was served over STALE Bread.

I was expecting an entree in a portion of a meal when I ordered the M's Fried Chicken for $15. For the price, I expected a lot more meat than 1 piece of thigh served on a slice of bread. The serving portion would have filled up a child. For sure not an adult. I was really disappointed on how dry and flavorless this chicken was. It was nor crispy but more soggy. I ended up just throwing away after just trying a few bites. Such a disappointment and will never order again.

Loved each crispy bite! The chicken was tender, the bun was perfect, and the atmosphere in the indoor square is delightful.

If there's better fried chicken in town currently, I've gotta try it. Streetbird Fried Chicken is a chef's take on a classic American dish by none other than renowned chef Marcus Samuelsson. The name-recognition factor was enough for me to make this the only must-try of my visit to Famous Foods Street Eats, the food court concept of the Resorts World. As with most of the other food stalls in the Famous Foods umbrella, you have to order through one of many touchscreens scattered around the place, pay with a credit card, and wait for them to text you to go to the storefront to pick up the food (after confirming your order number). Grab a seat in the meantime if you're with a group. I actually ended up trying more items here than I'd first expected. Chicken Wings Brown Sugar Babe ($16): delicious. Juicy, tender meat with a mildly sweet, crispy exterior. The white bread is whatever. The pickled cucumber is solid. Macaroni & Greens ($7.25 small, a bit more for large): rich, creamy, with al dente rigatoni. Only had a bite of this, but I'd get one for myself next time. Fried Chicken Cornbread Waffle ($20): boneless thigh with so much flavor, topped with hot honey, and paired with a delicious sweet waffle. Not the best waffle I've had in a chicken & waffles, but definitely the best fried chicken in such combo. Some early reviews complained of long wait times on what was essentially opening weekend, and a holiday weekend to boot. I showed up on a weekday and clocked a 5-minute wait between payment and the text that my order was ready. I am tempted to come back to return to Streetbird soon despite difficulty in accessing Resorts World itself. It's one of the highlights of my relatively limited sampling thus far.

This honestly isn't a bad hot chicken or chicken place tbh, but it's just basic and lacks flavor. It's pretty lackluster and I recommend eating at a different spot. For the price and flavor I'd rather just eat at KFC or Popeye's lol

Order the chicken sandwich and fries. While the fries were good, I can't say the same about the chicken sandwich. I can't see myself coming back for it, and that's why they received this two star rating. My friend had the wings and said they were even worse than my sandwich.

We were excited to try this place as we know Chef Marcus Samuelsson from food network and his recent stint as iron chef from the Netflix show. We got the fried chicken and the fried cauliflower. The fried cauliflower was a salt bomb. I thought I just got a bad piece and then did a take1, take2, take3 and take4. They were all very salty. The fried chicken on the other hand was the polar opposite, it didn't have enough flavor and salt. Also, when I tried to cut the piece red chili oil just oozed out, completely soaking up the white bread it was served with. Big mistake not checking the Yelp reviews before hand.

Please check your to go orders! They're lucky the food was good. We ordered to go from the kiosk, waited about 8mins to get our food. We sat at the table, opened up our box, just bread, no chicken. Opened the second box, no chicken, just bread. We were like oh, that's smart of them to put the chicken in a separate box so the bread doesn't get soggy, no the third box was fries. How do you forget the most important item on your menu? We were lucky to open the box there at the restaurant. They gave us a free coke but I hope they learn to double check their orders. I try to eat a hot chicken places after I went to go visit Nashville. I really enjoyed this place. The bread was sweet not too sweet. Chicken was flavorful and crunchy. Would come here again. They had a lot of restaurants here that looked yummy. It is on the pricier side. $14 for a chicken sandwich, with no sides.

Just arrived at hotel and both of us were pretty hungry from travel. Excited to try this place as Reddit reviews were very positive and I really like this top chef, Marcus Samulson. Pretty disappointing is my honest review. Had the spicy chicken sandwich and chicken with waffles we split with each other. Both were a 5 out of 10. Popeye's chicken sandwich blows this away. We both were surprised as being so hungry sometimes things taste better. Sadly, this was not the case. $18 for chicken and waffles and $16 for the sandwich. I'd suggest a hard pass on this place if staying at Resort World and definitely don't make the trip. Forget Reddit, Yelp reviews are more accurate for this place. Sorry Marcus, a miss on this menu.

If I can give this spot 0 stars I would! My fiancé and I were so excited to try this bc we have been fans of Marcus from various food network shows. We ordered the fried chicken thigh with the brown sugar babe sauce and upon taking a bite it was the most BLAND tasting chicken my fiancé and I have ever eaten!!! I mean it looks flavorful on the outside and it's cooked well and the skin is crispy but SERIOUSLY THOUGH NO FRIGGIN TASTE WHATSOEVER!!! You'd get better fried chicken at Popeyes!!! Skip this stall at Resorts World and instead go to Pepitas kitchen for their lechon with truffle fried rice plate and a side order of their DELICIOUS lumpia with lechon meat!!!!!!! This IS NOT WORTH $15!!! As you can see we took one bite and didn't even want to eat anymore.... I should have looked at other yelp reviews first before ordering from this spot!!! Now we know!!!

Ended up coming here Valentine's Day because of our terrible service at another restaurant. Also not sure why this has such a lower review because their chicken is actually amazing. Perhaps because of the price , and yes it is on the high side given that it is at a resort and their stall rent may be outrageous. Like all of the other restaurants in the street eats food court it is a online order which makes things a lot easier because you can order everything at any check in kiosk. Also since this restaurant is part of resorts World you are able to order via in-house GrubHub and they will come deliver it to your room. This is our second time here and we ordered the wings and the chicken sandwich, and It did come out to about $40. The wings were fried to a crisp and very tender on the inside. whatever was in the chicken sandwich was simply amazing I gobbled everything up. We happened to sit right next to the street bird kitchen and we saw the chefs working very hard so for them to actually get a less than three star review is disappointing. Again I think a majority of these reviews are because of the price but if you are in Vegas you get what you pay for. Great establishment and even better food!

On a not so busy Wednesday evening. We couldn't get the kiosk work. The staff could not do much to help. The food was extremely oily and the bun was soaked with oil.

The chicken and waffles not a good choice. Waffle was burnt. Chicken had no flavor. I was expecting the hot sauce syrup to be out of this world as it would make or break this option. 3/10. Very disappointing.

Mediocre at best. Go to Hattie bs at the cosmo- if you want good fried chicken. The chicken was overcooked and the breading fell off in big chunks which prevented a good ratio of chicken/breading. Also the spicy bird was barely spicy. The bread was nothing to write home about. Ranch was the best thing in the menu.

It's fast food and it's good. We shared an order of wings. They were tasty, tender and juicy. No complaints here. Yes, it's pricey at $17 but hey you are at Resorts World on the famous Las Vegas Strip! Came with a small cup (ramekin) of coleslaw.

After a long flight popped into this food court offering. Touch screen ordering and checkout was easy. Spicy chicken sandwich with fries and a beer was $40 with tip. Text alert when ready and a tray to take to ample, clean seating. Large portions heavy on salt but satisfying for what it is. All made to order. More 3.5 than 3. Hot and ready in 10-15 minutes.

This is the second time I visited the street food section of Resorts World. I was disappointed again. The food was so bad at dry. They know they can get away with this as most of the people eat here are visitors. Every local I talk to have the same opinion about the restaurants here and especially this one. No more unless I hear they changed.

Chicken was raw, waffle was soggy, sauce was just spicy and oily no actual flavor other than hot grease.. So it was basically an oily salmonella dish.

THIS PLACE HAS THE BEST SPICY CHICKEN SANDWICH IN VEGAS! RECOMMENDATION 1. Spicy Chicken Sandwich 2. Get extra Comeback sauce to dip with the sandwich! 3. Fries. Regular vs Sweet Potato. Regular comes with cajun seasoning. I like the regular better but the sweet potato fries are also good. 4. Cornbread. Buttery & sweet. Does not need honey. Makes a great dessert to the meal. 5. Beer of your choice

This was the second eatery we tried among the ten at the 'Famous Food Street Eats' located inside Resorts World. I decided to order from here while Wify looked for another place because she exclusively eats chicken breasts and they had none to offer. I was intrigued by their menu options and settled with the 'Boneless thighs Hot Mama'. I tried to order some of their side offerings but the kiosk won't let me select any, indicating every side option was sold out. The mac & green salad, fries, cornbread, bbq black eyed peas & collard greens were all out so I ended up w/ just the chicken. The order took a while to prep and I got a bit irked with the wait. Eventually wify's order from Geylang and mine from here arrived almost simultaneously. With great anticipation we both dove into our dishes and barely looked up until we were done. The portions for both of our dishes were quite small but we are gathering that these sizes are to be expected. Aside from the quantity, my Hot mama was awesome! In fact I didn't think I would enjoy it as much as I did because of the wait time and the portion size but to my amazement when wify asked me how it was, my response was 'I hate to admit it but it was fantastic.' It was very succulent, juicy, spicy and well balanced. I thought each piece was a pocket full of flavor. And also to my surprise I learned later on that it was Marcus Samuelsson's eatery! How cool, I didn't even discover that until the next day. Regardless, I would give the flavors a 5 star, the service flow & pricing a 3 stars. Overall 4 stars and I would be keen on trying their side items if & when available. Also, they should add chicken breast/white meat to the menu because I know wify will LOVE their flavor profile as well IF the meat is right. #comebackmaybe #Airwolf

Fried chicken sandwiches are either great or boring. The fast food variety of over-salted chicken on bland bread, fried in crummy oil and topped with a cheap dressing...no thanks, that saturated fatty kind is not good for you. Marcus Samuelsson takes a healthier approach with Streetbird and uses quality ingredients on fresh chicken, not frozen. They don't cook it till you order, so everything's straight out of the fryer. Streetbird's fried chicken sandwich ($16) is a boneless thigh with plenty of heat on a black sesame seeded potato bun. They brine it overnight, before dredging and frying. Portion size isn't huge, but about what you'd expect for this venue...with the high rent of a new casino, you're not getting large helpings from any of the restaurants. But the taste and quality of ingredients is meaningful. I'd rather pay $16 for a sandwich that pleases than $7 for one that's forgettable and unhealthy. But I also think they would be wise to offer white meat as an option, for those who prefer breasts. The wings at Streetbird (six per order), a slice of white bread, and a few pickles also went for $16...pricey for the amount of food, but again tasted great. The Ethiopian spice called 'berbere', a combo of toasted spices, makes the flavor unique. They add ancho powder, garlic, cayenne, and a few others for a powerful kick. It's a small, simple menu. Wings and thighs come in 3 categories - Sugar Babe, Spicy Chica, and Hot Mama - depending on how hot you want it. Spicy Chica was just right and didn't burn but they use about four times the amount of cayenne on Hot Mama, so be ready if that's your choice. They were out of fries that day but the ordering menu at the kiosk didn't mention that, so it allowed diners to place an order for something that didn't exist. They ended up writing down customers credit card numbers on paper for the manager to refund later, which seems inadvisable. Damn, all you have to do is update the computerized menu if you're out of an item! But they'll get better at this moving forward, hopefully. The kiosk suggests a tip of 18%, 20%, or 22% as you pay. If tips are about good service, how are you supposed to know ahead of time? Sure, you can change the amount to whatever you want, but suggesting a 22% tip on a takeout order is new to me...should I feel cheap for giving only 10 or 15% on takeout? That said, l won't hesitate to come back to Streetbird for another tasty sandwich...comfort food to ease the pain after that day's donation to the Resorts World blackjack tables.

The food court called Famous Foods Street Eats is packed full of yummy options! Hello! A James Beard Award winning Chef makes Fried Chicken? Yes please!!! The ordering system in the food court is a little impersonal with the contactless kiosks but it serves it purpose. I had Fried Chicken & Cornbread Waffle (with the sauce on the side) with a Strawberry frozen lemonade last night at Streetbird Fried Chicken. Perfectly fried chicken thigh topped with pickles on a yummy cornbread waffle. I'm glad I ordered the sauce on the side so I could dip each piece of chicken in And waffle. I took my food to go and ate it in my room at The Crockfords Hotel in Resort World because I needed to decompress from all that football.

Got to try "Street Bird" at the Famous Food Place in Resorts World. The chicken sandwich was messy, yet flavorful & kind of spicy. The buns were nice and round. Seasoned fries were yummy too. When I ordered, I actually didn't have to wait that long, because it was a weekday during lunch. Best time to come. Will try this place again, but won't be for a long time, since it's kind of pricey.

A bit of a disappointment considering the chef behind this place, the cauliflower was good but the chicken was a big miss.

I'm really surprised by this place's ratings, because I thought the Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich was AMAZING. I took one bite and immediately looked around to see if anyone else knew how good this was. The chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy and tender inside (I commend them for using chicken thigh meat) and had just the right amount of heat. The flavor was unlike anything I've had before in a chicken sandwich. The potato bun was soft and I appreciated that the pickles were crisp and not too briney. The coleslaw was ok but it helped balance out all the powerful flavors in the sandwich. I'll be dreaming of this sandwich and can't wait until we reunite again.

Split a chicken and waffle. Chicken was overcooked. Sauce was good but could use more zing. Waffle was great. IMHO chicken should be the star. Unfortunately it wasn't. Likely won't be back.

It's great to get your fried chicken sandwich fix, not much spice to be honest, notwithstanding its color. I would not recommend the chicken and waffles, and would opt for the Chicken sandwich instead.

This place absolutely sucks. Marcus Samuelsson should not even call himself a chef for serving this crap. The chicken is cooked well and crispy, but is completely and utterly devoid of any flavor whatsoever. It is like there isn't a single grain of salt in the equation. Hugely disappointed that Marcus represents himself like THIS. Definitely will avoid all his restaurants in the future.

Party of 2 for lunch We were visiting the Resorts World casino and stopped by their food court for lunch. We walked around and decided to pick up something at Marcus Samuelson's StreetBird. The way they are set up you place your order and pay via a Kiosk touch screen near the front counter. Wifey ordered the normal Fried Chicken Wings and I ordered the same, but the next spice level up. We decided to share an order of sweet potato fries. I hovered around the front counter, until our food was ready. It did not take long for our order to come out. This food court had seating everywhere, but we decided to sit outside to enjoy the weather. The chicken was delicious and super crunchy. After the fact, we thought we should have shared an order of wings in addition to sharing the fries, based on our hunger levels, at the time. That being said, everything was delicious and I would definitely recommend this location.

Streetbird Las Vegas by Chef Marcus Samuelsson is a great place to go for delicious chicken and much more. I really like the way everything is prepared and how flavorful everything is. I have been impressed with all of the orders that I have made from here.