Marketplace Café

Great food quality, fair price, great ambiance, and very close to my hotel Ordered the santa fe panini and it was perfect. Service was great and fast, the place was clean and the location is perfect (3^rd Floor inside of Nordstrom). Overall it was a very pleasant experience.

Great food, great atmosphere, great service. Husband and I started with the clam chowder which was the best we both ever had — it actually had whole baby clams in it. WIN!
Now to the entrees and then the dessert: I got the Parmesan crusted chicken salad and husband got the salmon dish with roasted baby potatoes. SO GOOD! My salad had very interesting but delicious flavors and husbands dish was cooked perfectly. Potatoes were delicious and the salmon was very moist but flakey too.
For dessert, we got the blueberry tarte and tge raspberry and almond tarte. These were just ok.
Overall, wonderful experience

Do not even think about eating at the food court… come here instead! The café is on the 3^rd floor of Nordstrom at FSM. A little out of the way, but totally worth it.
You are presented with sample dishes in a classic refrigerator case. Orders are placed with the staff behind the counter and they give you any pre-​prepared items (like soup, or dessert) for you to carry to your table. A server brings your meal and drinks when ready.
Because of previous reviews I got the tomato soup. There’s a reason they sell it in to-​go bottles people… its creamy and smooth and well seasoned. In short, deelish.
I also ordered a beef dip sandwich. All the things that can go wrong with that sandwich went really really right! Bread was crunchy without being hard to bite into, dipping au jus in a proper bowl (I hate when the bowl is too small to dip). Kettle chips on the side.
Couldn’t pass up the brownie for dessert. Huge square of chewy chocolatey goodness.
Way to go Nordstrom. I’ll be back for all my shopping fuel needs.

This review is for 3.5 stars.
The Café is located on the third floor of Nordstrom’s. It definitely has a taste of a higher scale café (and the price), but has the feeling of a more quality Panera. To begin, the tomato soup was exceptional. The shrimp and aragula salad was fine but for about $ 12, I was expecting a better presented concoction and a more thought out meal instead of just throwing corn, arugula, and shrimp into a bowl for service. Still tasty but not quite top chef. I will be back again because it is very convenient to my work. Do not expect a strip restaurant. Imagine a low scale Paris street restaurant where you caan get a nice lunch in your local mall for around $ 15.

We had lunch here on an early Sunday afternoon. The décor is upscale comfortable and the service is very friendly.
The food selection is not huge, but there is probably enough to suit most tastes. It feels slightly above average in price, but the quality is definitely there.
We had some coffee, an Italian Egg Drop soup, a Penne Bolognese, a Chinese Chicken Salad and a Magic Bar. All of the food was very high quality and tasted delicious. I particularly enjoyed the Penne Bolognese. It just tasted really right and was extremely satisfying.
Overall a slightly pricey, but very satisfying and comfortable place to have a bite to eat.

like everything associated with the Nordstroms chain this is a nice little gem of a restaurant located on the 3^rd floor of their store at fashion show. Its cafeteria order style but then they have a waitress bring you the meal. The food is very good. i had the tomato and basil soup to start and then the pasta with meat sauce. both were very good and a suprise from a department store café. had a boysenberry bar for dessert. tasty! the service was excellent and the surroundings pleasant. as i stated its hard to go wrong with Nordstroms one of my favorite stores too :)

I love eating here because the food is good and I feel fancy. It is a bit pricey, but still affordable enough to go once in a while. I loved the skirt steak they served and it reminded me of the steak frites at Mon Ami Gabi, only here it is not cut as thin and only comes in one flavor.

You can’t go wrong with the Grilled cheese and tomato soup plate. Salads are tasty and pizzas are good too. I always forget about this place when I’m at the mall and whenever I go I’m always pleased! The service is prompt and fresh… for a walk up and order type place that’s always pleasing. Ohh and do yourself a favor and have a Choco chip cookie warmed up, you won’t be sorry!

Great food and spot on service! Everything taste delightful and is made fresh to order. One of my favorite café spots in Vegas!

I’ve come here so many times because I work up the street. I keep wanting to try new things but I can’t because I’m too hooked on old faithfuls.
Blackened Salmon Caesar Salad is amazing and you will get full. Their Caesar dressing is thick and rich, just how I love it.
The Parmesan Crusted Chicken Salad is wonderful. I get it tossed in that Caesar dressing I’m addicted to.
The Tomato Basil Soup is a no brainer. I used to get the bowl but then would get too full to eat my other food, so now I get the cup.
I slowed down with my visits when I found out my all time favorite, the Wild mushroom Ravioli, was no longer available. I couldn’t understand why. Everyone loved it! I was heartbroken to say the least. That ravioli has gotten me thru some rough work days, and now it’s gone. I’m sure I’ll eat here again because it’s really that good, but man what a bummer. I wish they’d bring it back.

A Nordstrom Café in different name. Not Nordstrom Bistro.
I am very comfortable in any Nordstrom Café or Bistro.
Had arugula & prosciutto pizza and clam chowder.
Good as any other Nordstrom café in the US.
Service was friendly as usual.
Good place sit comfi away from casinos.

Nice café in the fashion show mall. I honestly found it by accident because it’s hidden in the actual department store of Nordstrom. Decent food. They have really tasty sandwiches. The service isn’t that great which really sucks because the food is decent I wish the service was too. It’s nice to go shop then go stop for a bite to eat here. They even have some pastries and brownies. The prices are also decent considering its inside Nordstrom «an expensive store»
I recommend it for a quick bite while shopping but don’t expect great service that’s all.

Enjoyed another great meal this past weekend. I realized this place has a great view of the strips most iconic hotels, the Wynn and Palazzo.
The food and service were excellent!
The AC was on full blast… Can’t wait to come back!

Located on the third floor inside the Nordstrom at the Fashion Show Mall, this café is a hidden gem on the strip. Hands down one of the best cafes in the city. They are on point and always deliver a fresh, tasty and memorable meal. Servers are polite and attentive. Gale in the dining room is a pleasant lady with a smile always on her face.
As previously mentioned, the tomato bisque is heavenly and a must try. It’s become their signature staple side item and just about everyone gets it who comes here. I just had the mozzarella prosciutto ciabatta sandwich and it was fantastic. The café was busy for a 3pm on a Sunday. Side note: they have decent Wi-​Fi, so you can bring your laptop and get some work done (or surf the web).
I am a big fan of the Nordstrom Marketplace Café at Fashion Show Mall. I have been a repeat customer for years. I try to come every time I am at the mall or close by. It’s that good. You will love it too.
Keep up the good work Marketplace Café!

Looking for a low maintenance lunch? This is definitely worth checking out then. They offer a nice variety of sandwiches, soups, pastas, salads, etc with good portions and fair prices. I shared a panini with my boyfriend without additonal charges for the split. My personal favorite was the tomato basil soup. I’m not sure if it was due to the rainy weather but it was very comforting and hit the spot with its great texture and flavor. Even though it was a spontaneous lunch stop, I’ll definitely be back if in the area!

The high ratings and the fact it was right across from the Trump made me take a gander in here for lunch. Although it’s not a bad experience, my takeaway from it was just a café that isn’t Nordstrom’s best.
Coming inside at lunch on a Friday, it was a pretty packed. Although the line eventually got moving, the line would halt for a bit until the manager gave the okay to let more people in because there was no room for seating. Perhaps a take-​out line separate would help a bit here in case people were in a rush.
The menu selection is not bad — from soups to sandwiches to some entrees and salads, there were definitely options and stations for each of them. I got the tomato bisque soup (small) and the Chinese chicken salad which came out to be about $ 15. The tables were a little messy as they were still trying to get around the busy environment. The food itself was okay. The soup wasn’t bad although it’s not the best tomato bisque and the salad was just okay too — not very flavorful in the dressing and the ingredients not much different from other Chinese Chicken Salads. There were a lot of drink options including some alcoholic beverages unsurprisingly.
Although it’s not in central Vegas, I found the Nordstrom Café Bistro to be a much better experience overall in other locations.

I went here for the first time, and it was definitely not what I expected.
I loved the casual atmosphere with the wall of windows. It’s definitely a bit of a hidden gem within the gargantuan complex of Fashion Show.
The food was decent. I ordered a sandwich, and each sandwich comes with a great number of toppings. I would eat here again, and it would be a good place for a business lunch, but I do not crave the food. I have heard the tomato soup is some of the best in town.

I rather go eat here any day than to go to the food court. It is located on the 3^rd floor of Nordstrom, its cafeteria style where you grab a tray and go down the line. If the food ready then they’ll just give it you, such as the tomato soup, nut usually the sandwiches, pizza, pasta, or salad will be brought to your table after you order and pay.
The tomato soup is one of the best. If you get a bowl you will get a few pieces of toasted bread. Also tried the Grilled Chicken Pesto Sandwich, toasted and so good, its shredded chicken inside. You will receive a side of homemade chips with the sandwich.

The only thing I can think right now is why it’s taken me SO LONG to finally get here. Now, I’m trying to think of any reason to come back!
I had a couple hours to kill between jobs and I wanted to stay in the area. This seemed like the perfect fit since I needed something casual, but of course, delicious. Also, they open an hour earlier than most restaurants (10am). When I arrived just after 10, it was mostly empty. I peered at their displays of dishes and referenced the menu for ingredients and details. I ordered with one of the staff behind the counter, then, I was handed a number and ticket. I took these items to the register, paid, and was given back the number and a glass for my beverage (since I was dining in).
Grilled Shrimp & Arugula Salad w/​Sweet Corn ($ 12.95): Organic arugula, wild shrimp, petite tomatoes, grilled corn, warm polenta croutons, parmesan cheese crisp, and creamy garlic vinaigrette. Oh my word. What a wonderful salad! The shrimp were plump, delicious, and cooked perfectly. I loved the combination of the ingredients, all tied together with that great vinaigrette. Also? The polenta croutons were such a pleasant surprise — yum! Easily one of the best salads I’ve had and I’m absolutely coming back for it!
Grilled Santa Fe Chicken Sandwich/​Panini ($ 10.50): Blackened chicken, Jack cheese, roasted red peppers, caramelized onion, avocado, chili pepper aioli, crisp country bread. The sandwich was packed and the flavors were nice. There’s even a little kick from the chili pepper aioli. The bread had a nice crust, too. This was served with housemade/​kettle chips.
Blueberry Almond Tart ($ 4.25): Beautiful tart with light flavors and a nice crust. I didn’t expect to see pastries and it was a nice treat at the end of my meal.
Although you order at the counter, once you sit down, there are wonderful servers that bring your utensils, napkins, food, and even refills on your drinks! The service was amazing! I was approached by 2 – 3 different servers, but Mike waited on me primarily and he was phenomenal. Extremely friendly, attentive, and accommodating.
I am very pleased with my experience and plan on returning in the near future. BTW, by noon (Friday), it was packed! Come by 11:30 to beat the lunch rush.

This is by far, my favorite place to eat in the entire mall. It’s conveniently located on the top floor of Nordstrom next to the home department. It’s reasonably priced for the quality and amount of food you receive and of course, it’s delicious. You order your food, walk over to the cashier to pay for it, they give you a number and the server brings your food to the table. Easy concept.
Back in the day, I worked at Nordstrom so I’ve had the pleasure of trying everything on the menu. To this day, I still enjoy certain items. Of course, there is the famous tomato basil soup that everyone raves about. It’s thick, creamy and flavorful. Paired with the parmesan crostini, it’s excellent. I also enjoy their salads. My favorites are the salmon Niçoise, blackened salmon Cesar and the shrimp and arugula salad. All the produce is so fresh and they give you a decent amount of seafood. Their dressings are light and refreshing, not too heavy. And the portions are huge. I’ve also enjoyed their pizzas. They bake it fresh to order. So it arrives at your table hot and fresh. They have a kids menu which includes items like grilled cheese or small cheese pizza. They also offer small desserts like cookies, lemon or raspberry bars and crème brûlée. All of it, sweet and amazing.
So whether you need to energize before your shopping trip or refuel after you’ve finished, this is a perfect spot to come.

The food here is worth the trek to the 3^rd floor of Nordstrom’s. Order, pay, find a seat, and wait for your order to be brought to the table. Prices on some dishes seemed a bit high, but the serving sizes and quality of the food made up for the high prices. Minimal interaction with staff which is fine by me. Helps keep my meal and conversations uninterrupted.

The Nordstrom Café is a super easy, casual sit down restaurant that works seemlessly into shopping at the Fashion Show Mall. It’s located on the third floor of Nordstrom, in the back. You walk up and counter order/​pay, but a server brings your silverware, order, and drink refills. If you go during lunchtime, be prepared, because it is usually packed.
Their menu runs the gamut. They have everything from soup and sandwiches to full salmon entrées, plus amazing desserts and beer & wine. I aways buy a jar of their tomato soup to take home as well. You just add heavy cream and heat it. So delicious on a lazy day!
Today I ordered the penne with Tomato Alfredo. The sauce was flavorful, but not too heavy and the pasta was cooked perfectly al dente.
Our server was attentive and our food came out pretty quickly; especially given how busy it was. And, as usual, she brought us the after-​dinner chocolate mint sticks that I love. Just a small bite of something sweet!

Located on the same floor as the lingerie section. After shopping and you want a bite to eat, here’s good option for you. Look around for the food display, figure out what you want, grab a drink, a tray, place your order, grab your number and pay at the end of the line.
Skirt Steak:
Comes with asparagus, carrots, potatoes and chimichurri. Get it medium rare or rare since this is a thin piece of meat, otherwise, you’ll be gnawing on beef jerky. For $ 15, you get a pretty nice meal. ⁵⁄₅
Parmesan-​crusted Chicken Salad:
Not the healthiest salad on their menu and it’s not the best one either. ³⁄₅
Nicoise Salad with Salmon:
Greens, onions, green beans, hard boiled egg slices, potaoes and salmon. This is what I normally get from here but I never learn my lesson of asking not to put onions, olives and egg yolks. I actually spend time removing these things rom my salad. 4.5÷5
Roasted Salmon:
Comes with zucchini, carrots, potatoes and corn. I got extra carrots instead of zucchini. The salmon was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The veggies were roasted and seasoned. The corn was a bit salty though so, I didn’t eat the whole thing. Saved me from having corn stuck in between my teeth. ⁴⁄₅

Memories… I used to study at a Nordstrom Café when I was in school. It was and still in a good comfortable place for a good study session or to get some work done. Not sure about WiFi though.
They have a good selection of food and some of the dishes you can ask for a ½ size. My favorites are the very popular Tomato Soup (with buttered crostini), and salads. Sometimes I go for a straight green salad, or when I’m hungry, I go for the ones with protein (chicken, tuna, or salmon).
It’s cafeteria style, where you get a tray, order and get your food, pay at the end of the line. If you food item takes a bit more time, they give you a number to take to your table and the server brings the food to you.
Service is always on point here and a manager often comes to check in on how you are doing. My water cup is never empty. At the end of the meal, after the server clears your dishes, they bring you chocolate mints. It’s a trademark of theirs and it’s so good, they sell it now.