Zeppola Cafe

Cafe in the Grand Canal Shoppes - It's always busy! It's one of the few locations open before 10am, so we swung by for breakfast. You can order to-go or dine-in at the counter. Lots of options and you can see most of it in the display case before ordering! FOOD: I ordered the BLT Bagel and it was huge! Granted the tomatoes were cut in wedges instead of slides, so it looked big but I am pretty sure it was a whole tomato in the bagel sandwich. WAIT: It was a bit of a wait for the food (made to order), but we were in no rush Delicious! Great option for a bite to eat!

Wouldn't recommend for pastries. I came by one morning and opted for a custard danish. It wasn't flakey, buttery or any of the flavors that you'd want from a pastry. Thankfully the iced latte was good, but overall it's terribly overpriced and the quality of the food doesn't justify it.

Decided to stop in after seeing promising reviews on Yelp, and I'm so glad we did! There were so many pastry options wish we could have taken one of everything. The nice man behind the counter was very helpful and explained what each pastry was. We decided on the cookies and crème croissant and it was superb. Highly recommend if you're looking for a sweet treat!

Can't hop on a plane to Italy? Let Italy come to you right at Il Ristorante at Zeppola Cafe in The Venetian. Their food is a trip to Italy in itself! Flavourful cocktails, mouthwatering pasta that's simply divine, and don't even get me started on their Truffle menu - absolute perfection! What I ordered: Truffle Cacio e Pepe Alfredo Pesto Pasta Caprese Salad Mushroom and Truffle Pizza Each dish was a flavor explosion! Seriously, if you're craving authentic Italian goodness, this is the spot to hit up. You won't regret it!

Pretty good bakery! Little pricey, everything in the hotel is. Quality was surprisingly good. Squared croissants are amazing! You want a nice quick breakfast, then check this place out.

We got the fruit and pistachio pastries, they were sooo yummy!! There is seating inside the cafe and outside as well. The views are nice if you sit outside.

Super cute cafe located in St. Mark's Square in the Venetian. With the cute tables and blue sky, you feel like you are in Italy. The food, however, did not do justice to the setting. The chicken pesto omlette with potatoes was cold. No substitutions on their bagels or brioche sandwiches because everything is premade and then just zapped in the microwave. The croissants did not seem so fresh and the coffee seemed to take forever even with almost no line at 9 AM. If you are staying in the Venetian, book a reservation at Bouchon on the 10th Floor instead. Get the assorted pastries. $21 for for fresh, delicious croissants, pan au chocolat, almond croissant and a cheese danish. If the weather is nice outside, sit on the patio over looking the pools. Great service, fresh pastries and a great view.

Gimmicky, trendy and low quality artificial food coloring options is what you will find here. I think they will definitely capture the average consumer to come in who don't know any better and will be taken advantage of . :( This place is fun filled but a tragedy, I'm sad to say. I wish businesses would put in quality and passion. Ciao

All things Italian this weekend and the best thing was the condense milk coffee at Zeppola Cafe this locate inside the Venetian. I do love that Italian coffee either the Vietnamese take on the milk/cream combo. It's actually lighter than the Vietnamese coffee but less sweet which is how u prefer my coffee The panini lack olive oil & basamic vinegar Service was blahhhh and there's no amb to speak of but a nice stop for a coffee break before hitting the mall, again.

The cutest cafe on the strip for brunch! Zeppola Cafe is inside of @venetianvegas @grandcanalshoppes Trust me, it's a hidden gem you don't want to miss in Las Vegas! Get transported to Italy with their delicious pastries, drinks, & savory dishes. They also have an upstairs dining area with a fantastic view of the St. Mark's Square. Dive into their Cannoli Bar and create your dream cannoli with your choice of flavors and toppings!! My favorite was the Pistachio! I have been wanting to try these Viral Cube croissant, which is a customer favorite and always sold out so quickly! Mine was freshly made (made in house). Worth the hype? Absolutely!! Perfectly crispy on the outside and soft and buttery on the inside. Such scrumptious savory breakfast delights & supreme drinks are so pretty (of course, I got Pistachio ) Too pretty to resist! Top notch service! Aesthetics on point! Brunch Vibes for sure!! Wonderful experience!! I can't wait for our paths to CROISSANT again

3/27/24 - my first time here. Very delicious pastries inside. Nice prices and plenty of seating. This hidden gem is located inside the Venetian in a food court. Happy hunting. Once you locate it, order and enjoy. Enjoy. This was one of the best Cannolis I have had outside NY. Trust me. Check photos.

What a fantastic brunch spot to try if you're in the Vegas area. It's so cute. The place is small inside so you literally have to order your food then go sit down outside seating or upstairs away from the restaurant. The views are great so not a turn off. The food was delicious and their baker is out of this world. Do NOT leave without a croissant (a ton of yummy flavors). We will definitely be coming back!

Easter Sunday at The Venetian and afternoon break at Zeppo's Café. Atmosphere was nice and they did a great renovation on the chairs and did not realize they had upstairs dining which overlooks St Marks Marketplace Plazza! Love the variety of food, coffees, and be death. Screen monitors a plus listing the items. Desserts plenty and the Tiramisu, sandwiches, croissants and cannolis are a hit! Bagels could be a little better. Staff were great. Cashier pleasant and staff smiling. Ivan was very polite and nice. So was another man who took our photo in front of the beautiful photo inside the store! Great spot!

We came here for breakfast the one day in Vegas. It's an order at the counter type of place and then you seat yourself. The line was somewhat long. They definitely have over the top coffees and breakfasts which I like. My husband and I both got sweet breakfasts and coffees so I felt like I was going to have diabetes at the end, but why not you're in Vegas. I ordered strawberry ricotta pancakes and he ordered pistachio French toast. I ordered the mocha oreo hot coffee and he ordered the tiramisu latte, and we split everything. Everything was very good but I couldn't finish everything it was alot. It was definitely Instagram worthy for pictures too if you are into that. I enjoyed it.

Staff is super nice Small bakery? Cute few tables inside and a decent seating area right outside. Large menu for more part. The roll croissant was what I went for. Highly... and I mean highly disappointed lol. I got the strawberry thinking it would be a safe bet. Wrong ( ok so the croissant itself was great, good flavor nice crunch but not really super flaky) The frosting flavor was so cheap and gross and artificial tasting it ruined it. Inside I expected like maybe a whipped cream type stuffing with fresh strawberry's... but it was a NaSTY artificial fake gross pink frosting type something or other. Like all around just gross. For the price I expect more fresh and bright not dull, overly sweet almost kid-like frosting flavor. It was very gross I am sad to admit I tried to eat the whole thing... the photo with the middle being shown I threw out there was just so much of the fake flavor it turned my stomach. Would never go back lol But if u like these things def go! U might love it... just wasn't my thing

Great for breakfast. I had a berry custard croissant and my son the French toast. They need to time their drinks and meals better. It took so long for the French toast that my latte was barely over room temperature

It's decent. Definitely over priced for what it is, But that's expected. Had the pain au chocolate and a butterscotch ice latte. The latte was good, had good flavor to it and loved the espresso used. The croissant was decent. Soft in texture, not crisp and flaky like I had hoped/expected. We followed the random signs saying "upstairs" and after walking up a massive flight of stairs and passing a storage area and going into another weird feeling area we found a few open tables overlooking the shopping area. It was nice but very random and felt like it's off limits.

Located in the grand canal shoppes. This place has both savory and sweet food along with coffee drinks. There is seating right outside the storefront as well as inside and the upper level. The view from the upper level has a nice view of the gondola ride. The line was a little bit long when we went but moved along pretty good. Tried to order the crispy chicken brioche and salmon and avocado toast but was told both items were out of stock. We arrived here around 10am for a little odd. Ended up ordering the lobster brioche. It was just ok for me. It consisted of a brioche bun, lettuce, chives, and a lobster mix that had hints of lobster taste and maybe some imitation crab filler. We also ordered the avocado/prosciutto/burrata. Again the taste was just ok. Nothing really stood out from it. I can taste the avocado and slight saltiness from the prosciutto. The bread it was on was kind of hard to chew and bite through. The sweet things is probably where this place shines. The pistachio rolly croissant had a nice flakiness to it. It is also filled with a pistachio cream and bits of pistachio sprinkled over the top and a small chocolate. It wasn't overly sweet. The drinks tasted pretty standard. Overall I would probably skip on the savory items and order from the bakery.

Located inside the Venetian this cafe is a must for an early snack and coffee. The square croissant is delicious, light and flakey. Inside they have a couple of tables but they also have an upstairs. The baristas are knowledgeable and very nice!

I got the Lemon Keylime croissant. If you have a sweet tooth, this is for you. Love the crispy crunchy texture on the outside and soft and chewy texture in the middle with perfect balance of sweetness the custard.

Pretty good pastries but the cream on the chocolate mousse was more like buttercream frosting style and I prefer fresh whipped cream. The chocolate mousse was delicious though and the fruit pastries were enjoyable too.

Inside the Grand Canal shop is this convenient place to eat. I hit it up for breakfast and coffee. It did not disappoint. Food was fast and good. Service was great. It the most important part was my coffee. It was just what I needed. The place is pretty pricey but what isn't these days. Great place for a quick bite before setting off on the strip.

I liked the latte so much that I came back twice! The special latte had cookies crushed and stuck with caramel on the side. It was so good. I had eaten breakfast there the first time and the avocados brioche was quite good. Yum! I also had the rolly croissant. That was flaky and the strawberry dipped on the side of it was good but would I pay 13 bucks for it again? Probably not. This place is not cheap. It is good though. I think the Instagram hype about the cube and rolly croissant is too much. The cannoli was good though.

Yelp Review 2023 #141: I continue my quest to find the best rolled croissants in Las Vegas. I saw Zeppola had them so, I had to try theirs. Located in St. Mark's Square at the Venetian where all the shops and restaurants are at, Zeppola has two floors. Since I came here after a leg workout, there was no way I'd want to climb up and go down some stairs. On the first floor, the tables were cramped - you're definitely going to be part of the conversations from the tables around you. You order and pay for your food at the counter. Get a table. They'll catch your attention if your food is ready for you to grab and somebody bring drinks to your table. We ordered the rolly croissants, breakfast sandwiches, and some drinks. Rolly Croissants: It's $10 each. Available in Nutella, pistachio, custard, and mascarpone. I tried my favorite flavors: Nutella, and pistachio. They looked good. The texture was right. Delicately flaky and slightly soft in the middle. There's filling from top to bottom. But the flavors were lacking. The pistachio didn't taste like pistachio. The Nutella didn't taste like Nutella at all. They had a plastic taste to them that I just can't explain. Yay for the texture, boo for the flavor. Not worth the $10 a pop. 2/5 Bacon Egg and Cheese Brioche: Sweet and soft brioche with salty fatty bacon strips, thick scrambled eggs with a drizzle of Mayo mixed with maybe ketchup (would've been better with Sriracha). The eggs didn't have flavor. 2.5/5 Sfilatino Mortadella: Sfilatink is like an Italian baguette. Their version is like a thinner focaccia. But it's tasty. I'm not the biggest fan of mortadella. But for some reason, this was the best thing I've tried on this trip to Zeppola. The mortadella was very thinly sliced, and the aioli plus arugula really helped mute the flavor of mortadella a bit. 4/5 The pistachio latte tasted more like almond extract than pistachio. The iced green tea was bitter even after adding sweetener. Basically, come here if you want nice looking stuff for Instagram. If you're like me who likes food for its taste then, skip! Also, what's up with serving food on paper plates? This is a restaurant that charges $10 for a croissant on the Strip!

We came here for a quick coffee and I ended up getting a pistacchio cannolo too!! It was just so tempting, but honestly all their pastries were! Just look at those croissants!! You could tell the quality and deliciousness of the food by the line of people waiting to place an order. The coffee was also very good! The service was fast. They gave us a buzzer for the to go cups of coffee and we only waited a couple of minutes before it began buzzing. As soon as you walk in it seems like you're in an Italian bar/pastry shop, fits right in with Venetian theme.

Over rated and overpriced, figures if your location is a tourist magnet. I was a bit appalled when a sandwich cost $30. So beware, perhaps it had iberico ham but golly. The infamous square croissants were also so so, deceiving from photos. You are paying for the outdoor seating flair here and not so much the food. Our cashier at least was with a friendly smile, other than that, may not come back.

I have not been impressed with any items I've had from Zeppola. I tried the spiral croissant. Stale and cheap fillings. I recently went back to try the cube croissant. Wow. It was a crispy loaf of bread. The strawberry icing on top tasted like bubblegum. At $18 for this dessert, you would think it would be awesome. I couldn't eat more than a few bites.

Italian breakfast at the Venetian! Ok so I came here solely for the viral circular croissants. But then... I found out that they also serve breakfast. Couldn't pass that up! I found it easier to park at the Palazzo & take the escalators up to the Grand Canal Shoppes. Once you hit the beautiful Italian courtyard, you're there! Service was great! I wanted something new on the menu. They pointed out all their new items! I went with: - Pistachio Ricotta Pancakes $18: they were a lot bigger than I expected! Moist & drizzled with Italian pistachio crème + topped with berries! Side of maple syrup - Avocado & Salmon Toast $23: country bread with a thick spread of avocado, topped with Atlantic salmon & feta cheese - Lobster Roll Croissant $19: toasted croissant with lobster salad & lettuce. I really liked how it was a lobster salad vs bigger lobster pieces. It was slightly salty for me, but man the flavors were on point Drinks 20 oz - Tiramisu latte $9: GET THIS COLD! The layers are beautiful to look it. Loved how this really tasted like tiramisu! - Passion fruit refresher $9: a pleasant carbonated passion fruit drink that has some passion fruit pump at the bottom Ok also got the circular croissant that was dipped in chocolate with mascarpone filling. So generously filled & loved how soft this pastry was! I'm coming back for more! I wish they were off the strip!

The cutest cafe on the strip for brunch! We enjoyed a delicious brunch. I tried their Tiramisu Specialty Latte and their Chicken Pesto Omelette. The omelette was exactly what I wanted and the latte was also super tasty. My friend tried their Avocado and Salmon Toast which she enjoyed. The highlight was probably the Pistachio Cube Croissant which was perfectly crispy on the outside and soft and buttery on the inside with pistachio cream. We also made our own fresh cannoli. They have so many different fillings and toppings to choose from. Definitely add this to your list of brunch spots in Vegas! Drinks: - Matcha Latte - Tiramisu Cream Latte - Iced Green Tea Entrees: - Chicken Pesto Omelette - Avocado and Salmon Toast Pastries/Dessert: - Make Your Own Cannoli - Pistachio Cube Croissant - Strawberry Rolly Croissant

I gave this place another try after seeing it was different staff than my last visit. The staff members there were extremely patient, kind, friendly, and welcoming. The cashier was explaining the different croissants and talked about her favorite ones and which she recommended. She then told me her favorite drink was the tiramisu latte and that she can ask them to make it less sweet since I asked her about it. We got a strawberry and custard croissant for two of us and split each in half! Pretty filling! I would say you can even split one croissant if there's two of you. They are sweet but not overly sweet! Delicious and crispy! The custard croissant is $7.95 and the strawberry croissant is $11. They are expensive but I loved them! Definitely a sweet treat if you feel like splurging. We waited a while for a coffee (maybe 5-8 minutes for them to take them to our table). We got a regular hot coffee and a tiramisu latte. The latte is cute in a mug with the whipped cream. However, it was still pretty sweet! I added some coffee to it since we also ordered a hot coffee so it balanced out. Next time, I would stick to just a hot coffee because it would pair pretty well with the sweet croissants! The tiramisu latte was $8 and the coffee was $4. I am glad I had a pleasant experience this time! Thank you to the staff working there because you made this even more pleasant and welcoming!

Review is for their specialty croissants. If you are looking for the viral cube pastry, take a pass on it. Had high hopes for this very overpriced cube and spiral pastry but thoroughly disappointed. At $18 for the cube and $11 for the spiral, I could not make myself chuck it down the garbage. The base croissants were fine but the piped filling was horrible like fake Jello instant pudding. The pistachio and chocolate flavor filling were both equally bad. The mascarpone was the only filling that tasted like real cream light and airy.

Just wow... everything I tried here was amazing. Absolutely worth hunting this place down. The service was quick and helpful in making selections of their fabulous menu. The coffee was so delicious. It's in the mall so we had to look for the place, but there are plenty of places to sit and relax and watch the opera singer perform in the mall.

Okay the lessen here was to never trust tiktok people. Soo overrated. Coffee was shit. The croissants are all hype. I'm pretty sure these croissants must've been at least a day out because it was dry AF and the cream was also dried up and disgusting. We also tried breakfast croissants with bacon and eggs and honestly it was nasty and oily and left us nauseas and disgusted. Definitely a hype and not worth your time and money.

Date of visit: May 2, 2023 We were looking for a new breakfast place on the northern end of the strip and came across this one. The pictures of the bakery were really enough to seal the deal though we actually wanted real food and potentially some pastries for the road. It's a small place, tucked into St. Mark's Square, so I am not surprised that I never noticed it before. Service was meh, with the cashier not exuding friendliness or follow-through (we received both a table number and a beeper, with no explanation of either; we figured out that the beeper was for the drinks, but that would have been good info to have up front). The drinks were quite good, though, highly recommend the butterscotch latte if you like that flavor. My husband's hibiscus iced tea was also very good. The food was less inspiring. My spouse's French toast came out cold with very little maple syrup and the breakfast potatoes were not pleasing anyone. My chicken pesto omelet was a bit bland and also lacking in cheese--I couldn't finish it, unfortunately. Would definitely come back to try the pastries, though!

I really wanted to like this so much more. My croissant sandwich was just really lacking flavor. And my bacon was rubbery. It was big and expensive but not exciting. Coffee drinks are like diabetes in a cup. Save your money and try somewhere tastier and more affordable for breakfast or at least spend money on something yummy.

AMAZING!! This is our first and last stop when we're in town. It's so hard to decide what to order because everything AND I MEAN EVERYTHING Is phenomenal! Creative coffees, pastries, cannolis, breakfast sandwiches, croissants it's all good! The staff is very friendly and patient (thank you for those of us that are so indecisive) and the prices warrant the hard work that goes into their food. Molto bene!!!

Heard about this place from a YouTube vid and so so happy I checked it out. We got a pistachio croissant, chocolate cube croissant and a fruit tart (eaten too fast to picture) everything about this place was so nice. Great service, delicious baked goods, and we ate upstairs where nobody was and it was so beautiful to overlook the Venetian room with the opera singing. The crème filling in these was just perfection and the fruit tart was so buttery and had the most fresh fruit I've ever had on a tart. So. Amazing. Definitely check this place out!!!

Absolute gem of a bakery for Vegas. I only wish it wasn't on the Strip so I could get there more easily. The guy who helped us seemed to be training a new girl and he was very welcoming and friendly. The portion sizes for the sandwiches are very generous. We did however see several go to waste on the tables outside so perhaps offer a half size? They have a new rolled croissant, which wasn't as heavy as it looked. We were worried it would be too sickly, but with the vanilla custard it worked really well. Highly recommend trying! Both times we went they were out of pistachio pastries which was my only disappointment as it's my favourite flavour. We also came back a second day within a week as my family were staying nearby and again had a great breakfast and good customer service. Definitely recommend if you're looking for the best pastries in Vegas. I can honestly say they are my favourite I've had here in over 11 years.

This is a very nice cafe and the location is great. There is so much to try. The croissant is delicious! Not flaky or dry. It doesn't fall apart. It's the perfect texture. The sandwich was ok. The bread was too hard and chewy for me. Next time I'll just stick to the sweets only.

Terrible experience! Don't recommend it! We saw a completely EMPTY restaurant and were glad that we could have a coffee in peace! we were seated at the table and not warned about anything. When I asked for a dessert menu, the waiter blatantly said that they did not have a dessert menu, although there were many beautiful desserts displayed on the fridge! After several attempts to understand what was happening, the hostesses very rudely told us that they only serve dinner. In shock, we asked for the bill for 2 bottles of water, left the money on the table and wanted to leave, when another waiter ran after us screaming, thinking that we were running away without paying. Horrible, Unprofessional, rude service!

Located at the Venetian shoppes. If you're in the mood for a great breakfast and you want to impress your date, honeymoon or simply enjoy your day, Zeppola is the way to go. The staff is amazing if you can't decide the would help you. They have their own Barista and if you are a coffee lover this is your place. Wonderful pastry made in house, the croissants with nutella or pistachio are to die for. We had smoke salmon, eggs benedict, chicken sandwich, scrambled egg with bacon . just ordered one of this and you'll see. Pro Tip : Portions are great your definitely can share one order for two people. do not try to order all at once. plan your schedule and you always can come back and try something different.

What a cute and quaint cafe i got a delicious cappuccino with a Cube Croissant filled with Pistachio cream. It was such a yummy, indulgent treat. It was moist and flavorful.

Square croissant was crispy on the outside and soft inside. We had the pistachio. Delicious. French Toast was very filling.

When I first looked at reviews and pics of this place I was confused as to what kind of restaurant it was, because the photos made it look like a fancy sit-down restaurant. Well I can tell you right now, it is a casual spot, with such a beautiful setting in St. Mark's Square that it looks fancy. It's basically a cafe, with goodies in the display case and coffee beverages and more on the menu, and you can sit wherever you like, there's seating in the courtyard (St. Mark's Square out front), a few tables inside downstairs right in front of the order counter, and a seating area upstairs as well, with great views looking out. But there are pretty much great views from anywhere, as the Venetian does a great job of making you feel like you are in Venice with blue skies and gondolas being rowed under the bridges and through waterways, and great architecture all around. There were so many mouthwatering options on the menu (breakfast items, hot and cold sandwiches, croissants, desserts, etc.), it was hard to choose what to get. I settled for the spinach, egg, and cheese focaccia, and I don't regret my choice. It was soooo tasty, crisp but fluffy on the inside, filled and topped off with delicious ingredients. And washed down with a cold iced cafe mocha. It was a great meal to start my day. The service was pretty standard. They served us our food and drinks at our table upstairs, and gave us everything we needed. The place didn't seem busy, there was maybe a couple other customers there on a Sunday morning around 11am, and no line to order. You can also check in on Yelp for 15% off your order. I would totally return here for the focaccia pastries and iced mocha beverage, but I also would love to try other stuff on their menu, cuz it looks so good!

My husband and I were looking for a brunch place while walking the strip and happened to walk past here at the perfect time. There were only 2 other couples ahead of us in line, so we had to decide quick on something to order. We split the salmon cream cheese avocado croissant, and then each ordered iced coffees. There were some seats out front in the square so we quickly grabbed those as it was filling up fast. We waited about 20 minutes for our coffees, and then another few minutes for our croissant sandwich...which was delicious by the way! Everyone we encountered was very nice. I wish I could have tried the berry french toast. Someone ordered it after me and it looked VERY good!

Nice place to stop from all the Vegas walking. Good croissants and coffee. It's next to the plaza on the Venetian, and so there is lots of activity.

The pastries were so different and good, we came twice! Located inside the Canal Shoppes near the performance area. This spot is small inside, but has a large dining area in front and more upstairs. Clean and cute. Our first visit, i chose Chocolate Rolly with Mascarpone filling. I enjoy mascarpone so this was soo good. BF got Pistachio Croissant with Pistachio spread filling and Pistachio Rolly with Pistachio cream filling. He said they were both delicious, but the Croissant was a bit too heavy on the filling. If they did a bit less, it'd be perfect! The rolly's filling was light and airy. My cousin's BF had a Custard Croissant and couldnt stop saying how good it was. She had the Chocolate Rolly with Nutella Cream filling and enjoyed it. We all got different lattes (nutella, butterscotch, tiramisu), iced and hot. They all tasted the same and we could've done without them. Our second visit, we got the breakfast sandwiches. They all looked amazing in the display, but tasted ok. I also got the condensed milk latte, it still had not much flavor. Would visit again for the pastries for sure. Also, Service was great. Everyone was friendly, especially the servers.

Came here to try the rolly croissant which brought me here. I was in my room just wondering what is there near me, surprisingly I found this to be where I'm staying at (palazzo) so I made a Monday morning mission to search for my rolly croissant. Rolly croissant is a trend on social media, the first one I had was a month ago in NYC. It was good, but too much for one person. It's definitely a shareable baked item for sure. I don't like sharing usually but I would because when I'm done with one I feel disgusted lololol... . Rolly croissant- what the heck is it? Well it's a many layered croissant in the shape of circle, filled with flavored pistachio creme, depending what flavor you choose. I love anything pistachio. It was a 10 dollar croissant rich is butter, flavor, flakey, creamy goodness. It's heavy and definitely pairs well with my double shot espresso over ice to enjoy with. . Custard croissant - this is a regular croissant but stuffed with ooey gooey custard. It was good too for around 8 bucks. . Note - if your just one person and have no one to share, just get one item or else you won't enjoy the 2nd piece that much. It just overwhelming with one piece because it's just so rich and your taste bud is going to be owned with all that richness. If I was to come here by myself, I will just get only one rolly croissant and call it a day. I would be satisfied. . Price - 10 bucks for a rolly, 8 bucks for a stuffed croissant, 4 bucks for a double espresso. It is pricey but it's made with labor and some unique bakery items. I would pay for the experience. Is it worth it ? It's up your enjoyment and experience to desire. . Coffee - they use Illy coffee. . Overall I loved the vibe in the cafe. It's cute and I would come back to enjoy and sit down next time than taking it to go. The vibe I got is like laudree Paris macaroon kind of cafe. Hope this review helps and thanks for reading. Have a yelptastic day!

We came here on the 19th of Jan for my mother's birthday since she chose the place. Back around Christmas, she and her friends walk around and found this place which promoted an Italian style buffet dinner. She wanted to come back and try the place. So let me start off with the good review. Our server at the time did a good job trying to accommodate us for our walk in dinner, since there were only 3 other tables occupied. With that being said, even with only 4 total tables with customers we still waited round 35-40 mins for our mushroom truffle pizza as an appetizer. Long enough that we asked for a starter. When our pizza arrived we were very disappointed as it was described to be a "truffle & mushroom pizza," but it came out with just the oil. When I mentioned it to the server she said "the storm had caused a back order and they don't have any in hand. For our main course we ordered 3 surf and turf and a linguine, this did not come out about 20 minutes later. The surf and turf came with lobster is just a half baby lobster and an overcooked 8oz steak. Now the linguine turned out to be okay for me. Overall the service was not good, wait time was too long despite having only 4 groups in their restaurant. The price for the food isn't worth it. Maybe this place is only worth it for snacks with their coffee and pastries, but definitely not dinner.

This place is located in the Venetian shopping area. I came here for the rolled croissant but there were none available. So minus one The place was busy for coffee and breakfast. The croissant was great I've had better the pice a little steep and the coffee was decent nothing too special. Staff were pleasant and professional. Not really too impressed by this place probably won't be back disappointed but they hype that honestly really isn't one!