Sugar Factory

Bad experience. I think only one waitress was working I felt bad for her.
Food was ok. nothing special

This place is cool, I ultimately came here for the drinks. But I did order some appetizers. FOOD: Deep friend mac & cheese and chips with spinach dip. The mac & cheese was pretty good, but I’ve had better. The chips & dip, is like regular chips & dip (but I do love spinach dip, so I was satisfied with what I ordered). DRINKS: I ordered a midori sour and a white gummy goblet. The midori sour was average, but that white gummy was very good. Next time I will order one and not split it ;) Overall, I would come back for the drinks and try & taste as many as I can.

Patio seating was nice. They don’t have a lot of selection food wise but I think their bowls were a little too overpriced
For not having much alcohol in it.

Decided to eat here since they were open late and my boyfriend and I were walking the strip for our last night. We decided to eat outside on the patio next to the heaters so that we can people watch everyone walking by. Our waiter (I wish I got his name) was very friendly and fast and was easy to talk to.
We ordered the mini burgers with tater tots and French fries and they were delicious and perfectly portioned. The tots and fries were crunchy to our liking! the mini sliders came with a cucumber salad on the side that had a different taste to it but it was good.
I will definitely be coming back here if ever back in Vegas and looking for something good to eat.

Got a couple of signature goblets to include the «lollipop and white gummy» they were fantastic. Love the sweet approach!
However did not care for the jambalaya. Will definitely return & just sample something different (:

Extremely poor customer service from the hostesses. We were only a party of five yet they seated us in the very back next to all of the construction– and they weren’t busy, it was the middle of the day.
There was a lot of construction noise that was extremely distracting to have to talk over. It was also very dusty from the construction debris causing us to cough and sneeze.
They didn’t do table touches and they weren’t offering their entire menu, though they failed to mention that when seating us.
The server wasn’t nice, I’d say, snotty.
I was just extremely disappointed with the service we received. The dessert was good but not worth the poor service.

Oh my! What a ripoff!
I went to Sugar Factory with my friend mostly to try their novelty drinks.
We were dressed up and everything but we were treated like we were there to ask for charity by the hostess. She was super rude.
They have a section with awkward little tables where one side is booth and the other is a chair and you are 6″ away from the next table. Do you know what I am talking about?
Anyway, we got taken to those tables, even though the place was EMPTY and we were asked to sit between a couple on a date and a loud group of girls probably celebrating their 21^st bday. I asked the hostess if we could sit on a different table and she was super annoyed.
She took us to another crappy table but at least not crashing a date and a party, our ridiculously good looking waiter came and took our order (I think all waitstaff is required to be really, really, ridiculously good looking to work there)
We ordered some of those drinks overflowing with candy, because there are $ 38, how can you not? If you don’t find the $ 1.50 worth of candy exciting enough, they put Liquid nitrogen to make the price worth it. The flavor was nice, but for the price I expected a nice buzz and I got nothing but a tummy ache.
My friend and I ordered burgers and we both hated them. I had the mediterranean veggie with feta cheese and it was very dry, I think it needed a tahini dressing or some sort of condiment. When I asked the waiter if he had any condiment to go in it, he brought me a cup of french onion soup… WTF?
$ 100 later, I only have 2 words that describe this place perfectly: Tourist Trap

My friend was staying at Paris and wanted to try this place out, so I joined her for lunch. We got sat on the patio, which is only elevated slightly over the Strip but still has a nice view of all the buildings and the Bellagio fountains; they also had heat lamps out (January), so it was very pleasant.
I ordered the chicken and waffles and my friend had the club sandwich. The chicken and waffles were really disappointing. It was just chicken breasts in very light breading, so not at all what I expected. The waffle texture was also really weird — it managed to be dry while rather chewy. Definitely not worth the time for chicken and waffle lovers.
My friend did like her club sandwich, and it was a large sandwich (although for the price — $ 18, which is pretty bad even by Strip tourist trap standards — it had better be). My friend did complain about her side salad ($ 1 supplement with the club sandwich, to replace fries) as it was just vegetables — no leafy greens.
Service was not good — the food took forever and waiter was not attentive at all, so I can’t rate this place higher than 2*. Would look for somewhere else even if you want to sit outside with a view of the Strip.

*This review is for the candy shop only — not for the eat-​in diner area*.
This sandy store is super conveniently located on the Strip, attached to the Paris Hotel and Casino, accessible off the Strip across from the Bellaggio fountains.
This is a fantastic sweets shop, open late, with every imaginable type of sweet. If you’re in need of a sugar fix, this is the place to come. I like how may of the candies are «retro», and I haven’t seen some since I was a kid. The store is clean, well-​lit and bright and happy, and there are lots of employees on the floor, asking if you need help finding anything (not in an overbearing or hovering way, though). The prices are high, so I’d recommend coming here only for more obscure treats or candies you can’t find elsewhere. But man, is it GOOD!

Decided to give this place a shot even though the reviews were very average and the pricing was on the higher side.
Started off with the homemade spicy pickles and they were tasty. They didn’t do anything special to add to the spiciness, other than adding some red pepper flakes on top of the pickles.
Next up was the sausage, bacon and pepperoni pizza. The pizza was made fresh. The sausage and pepperoni were good, but the bacon was supposed to be smoked applewood bacon, and it did not taste like it at all, just average, ordinary bacon.
Also ordered the Jambalaya, and it was so spicy we almost had to call the fire department to put out the flames. The Jambalaya was also on the drier side and and moist at all.
Decided to try the Prime Rib sandwich in lieu of the Jambalaya. We asked for the meat to be medium rare and the waitress said it only comes medium well to well done. I was a bit leery, but ordered it anyway. The meat tasted like it was prepackaged meat and not freshly made. A big disappointment for sure.
On the positive side of things our waitress did a great job in trying to accommodate us. She was pleasant and did the best she could.
This place is a complete tourist trap. It’s all about the view of the fountain and sitting outside on the strip. The food could be so much better, but they are so busy they don’t want to go the extra mile to make it better. The pizza was the highlight of the meal.
There are too many other places to enjoy good food. If you like spending $ 40 on a fancy alcoholic beverage then this may be your cup of tea, otherwise I would take a pass. 2.5 Stars

Warning: Buyer’s Remorse sets in almost instantly after paying. I spent $ 15 on Gummi Bears. $ 15!
They sell candy by the pound and no prices are listed. If you’re not careful it can get crazy pretty fast.
There is also an ice cream/​gelato stand where you can get custom ice cream sandwiches. I had one made from snickerdoodle cookies and vanilla bean ice cream. Lackluster to say the least, but that might be partly my fault since I designed it.

Up charge to add 10 cents worth of onions and the manager has no power to even override the chef’s ego. «He won’t customize a salad when it’s busy» (PS it’s half empty today). This place is a joke — even the Groupon for 40% off doesn’t make it worth staying. We left on principal alone — they lost a $ 50 order over $ 0.10 of onions. Not to mention when the manager (Ian) said he would go back and talk with the chef he never returned. Ian is a wasted employee and the chef is full of himself — this is Sugar Factory, no é.
Oh wait, just found out Ian is the graveyard manager, not even the top manager on duty. My mistake for trusting him. Manager Gary Swain came out and tried to convince us to stay with dinner on him. No thanks, at this point I’m sure the food would be spit on.

This a good restaurant if you’re looking for food presentation and good ambiance. But the taste of the actual food here was mediocre and not what I expected at all.
Came here for my boyfriend’s birthday with a party of 6. We were seated about 20 min later inside. Food doesn’t take long to show up.
There is almost no taste in the fried macaroni and cheese. I ordered the club sandwich ($ 17, seriously) but the thing was huge. The avocado was on point, but it was lacking flavor and bacon :(
Everything is very overpriced, something I expected in Vegas.
The only good thing on the menu here is probably the spinach & artichoke dip ($ 10)
Service was horrible. Our whole table was dissatisfied at our waitress’ attitude. After I had been trying to get her attention, she finally comes over with a bored look on her face and says «what?» Seriously ?? She wasn’t helpful at all and did not cater to my party’s needs.
Won’t be coming back to eat here. Was expecting a lot more out of this restaurant but my experience wasn’t worth it.

I really only went there for the drinks. The service was alright, the waitress kept walking past us and we waited a while for her to return with our tab.
The lollipop drink was great though, not too sweet and not too strong.

Tourist trap of super cutesy mainstream items!
Friends and I grabbed a quick snack from here — ice cream sandwiches! Their ice cream and cookie selection was decent and service was nice. The butterfingers ice cream I had was delicious — the chocolate chip cookies sandwiching the ice cream were ok (not chewy… boo).
Sugar Factory is definitely a different scene from the rest of Vegas, but still fun.

I came here for New Year Eve weekend. I have always been so intrigued by this place because it is so colorful and cute! Their little store has many great gifts you can buy as gifts. I have purchased a celebrity lollipop and it’s all «bling bling», I honestly don’t think I will ever eat it, it’s too pretty :)
Anyways, I have not yet tried their food, but I will next time. But their drinks are so good. I tried the Lollipop Passion Goblet and when they were finish making it they put dry ice. It looked so epic and definitely worth a Instagram picture! I highly recommend sharing it with someone because it’s so big and it has a lot of alcohol :) however if you can finish the whole thing yourself then CHEERS TO YOU!

Around 3AM, my friends and I wandered into Sugar Factory since we wanted to try one of their goblets. The 5 of us shared a $ 36 White Gummy goblet and it was DELICIOUS! For someone who doesn’t like alcohol, I really enjoyed the White Gummy goblet. (I didn’t taste very much alcohol at all!) Not to mention, there’s gummy worms to fish for and eat. Scoreee!
When our goblet was served to us, the server waited for us to have our cameras ready so could all capture the dry ice effect. Pretty awesome. Looks fantastic for photos!
I’d definitely come again if I had people to share it with. :)

I didn’t think we’d get to try this place out since Unilocal stated that it closed at 2am. However, when we walked by at 3am, we noticed the sign that said «always open.» Apparently, it is only the candy section that closes at 2am. Dining part is always open. Score! They get 4 stars instead of 5 because we were a bit confused when we walked in (as to whether or not we should wait to be seated) as well as the difficulty of getting the check afterwards.
We ordered the White Gummy goblet. It was gigantic! $ 36 split amongst 5 people made it okay, but I wouldn’t order the gigantic goblet on my own. It was nice that the server waited for us to have our cameras ready in order to capture the cool effects! The goblet is served with only candy and dry ice, and then they pour the alcohol at your table so you can see the effects! It was super cool, and extremely delicious! I couldn’t really taste the alcohol, though this may not be a good thing as I can see myself getting drunk off of this since it’s so delicious! Gummy worms were yummy, though rock-​hard from the dry ice and alcohol. Great photo op, though it didn’t do anything for me (in terms of getting buzzed) since we shared amongst so many. Their goblet with the watermelon looked promising. I want to go back to try that flavor!

Sugar factory is a fun themed restaurant/​candy store located outside of the Paris hotel on the strip. You’re paying to sit right on the strip and also paying for the candy gimmick, so come with that in mind and you should have no problem with the prices. My friend and I were able to grab a prime table on the patio and spent about 2 hours here enjoying a long lunch and drinks.
My friend and I shared one of the goblets which cost $ 36. It was actually a lot to drink and took us a while to finish. We tried one that was a special for the day (week?) called Pineapple Express. It was delicious! It was mostly strawberry based but also came with a pineapple ring that had been soaked in vodka for 4 days. I think the goblet has dry ice because they bring it out to you and pour the liquid on, causing it to bubble up. It was a cute little showy aspect. Might as well make it worth that $ 36! The taste was perfect and not too sweet. We cut up the pineapple and ate it at the end. It was STRONG. I was tasting those 4 days of vodka soaking. My friend said that she heard that you get to keep the goblet, but we forgot to take ours so don’t quote me on that.
For my meal I ordered the French Dip Sandwich ($ 17) that came with french fries. The portion was really filling. There was a lot of good quality roast beef, melty provolone, and horseradish served on a garlic baguette that tasted fresh with au jus on the side. I truly enjoyed this sandwich and would definitely order it again. My friend had the Club Sandwich and she enjoyed hers as well. We saw some huge entrée salads pass by and those looked like a good option.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are offered. Eating here was a fun treat and a good Vegas experience. Plus, what are you doing in Vegas if not indulging in oversized alcoholic drinks!

For me, Planet Hollywood and Sugar Factory are linked. Currently, Planet Hollywood is currently on Britney overload. I was not persuaded by the overload because EVERYONE, from my cab driver to random people on the street, were saying that Britney’s show was a disappointment because she doesn’t sing. I think it is pretty well understood that Britney has a substantial back-​up track, but the universal understanding is that now her mic is just on to allow for breathing sounds to be picked up. I tend to value industriousness, so this news is not my favorite thing. Also, anyone who lets JT slip through her fingers is not to be encouraged.
After running away from Ms. Spears’ Karaōke Show, I headed into The Sugar Factory. I don’t think it is a good sign that there was salacious clothing sold and dried-​out taffy hanging with pics of famous people sucking suggestively on lollypops all over the walls here. I will tell you that I have a newly-​found interest in monogrammed mint boxes though; that mint box is the best item I bought at TSF. I did purchase a tiny box of candy for $ 14, as well (for the plane the next day– don’t judge), but it was not impressive. Between the LOUD R&B playing and a cashier with an entire glittered union jack on her lips, it was like a crack-​ish, very bad dream in The Sugar Factory. This is, like Britney’s show, a disappointment and should be avoided.