Sugar Factory

I admit, I came solely for the novelty of those bowl drinks! Wow, they are pricey! I knew they wouldn’t be cheap but I was hoping less than $ 20!
Anyways, on vacation you have to just go for it! My friend & I were drawn to the blue drinks and felt it appropriate to also enjoy some ice cream. Only one taste per customer, so I was glad I chose something I liked!
Not much seating around but still some good people watching. It’s a fun Vegas stop in between attractions and casinos. Also nice when you are getting out of the sun!

I miss the Sugar Factory Restaurant they had at Paris.
They had really good food to match they really tasty drinks. I hear they may open up another Sugar Factory location that has a restaurant on the north end of the strip. Not sure how true that rumor is but one can only hope it does make a comeback.

Terrible get your sweets else where! The ice cream was just ok but $ 7 a scoop? Really? That’s pricey even for Vegas! The rice crispy treat with marshmallows was tasteless and didn’t have any sugary bites. The best parts where the m&m’s lining the marshmallow.

I’m really sad that this is what is left of the Sugar Factory… but still grateful it even still exists. I love getting the goblet drinks, but it just isn’t the same without the dry ice. On the plus side, at least you get to keep the goblet as a souvenir this time. Also, no food since it’s not a restaurant, just a stand. So sad.

Split the massive cocktail between 4 folks and it’s perfect! Our adorable bartender even topped us off which is a rare thing on the Strip. Overall, a fantastic splurge.

The most delicious drink I’ve ever tasted and for 38 dollars it did the job so I can’t complain. I’m so happy I was able to try it seeing all of the other sugar factories have closed. I loved it and it’s definitely a treat if you’re in vegas

I recently heard this place closed – hope not. Yes, it is a little pricey and if you don’t like sweet drinks – eh, you’re probably not going to like it. I really appreciate the different kinds of drinks! It’s cute! My go to fave is this green apple martini with pop rocks or something of the sorts around the glass rim. The customer service can be a hit or miss… who knows, maybe it’s the heat. There’s been times that we’ve had a great bartender who thought outside the box for us (we wanted to take our drink to go), so they don’t have an plastic fishbowl type glasses, she found three plastic cups and put our drink in. And then there was the waiter who clearly didn’t want to be there. I recommend sitting either by a window or outside on the patio to enjoy the Vegas strip OR the people on the strip! ;)

The drinks were delicious and the staff was very nice. Erez the manager has very helpful. I feel in love with the goblet. I would definitely go back when I visit vegas again.

Since all the other Sugar Factory’s closed down, this seems to be the last one left on the strip. Home of the $ 25+ lollipops as well as many other sweets, ice cream and sugar laden cocktails. We went with some ice cream and it was tasty. Prices are high, the selection smaller then their other stores, pass next time.

Colorfully delicious and absolutely adorable drinks make for a perfect dessert when in Vegas. Although it is a candy store, the drinks are not overwhelmingly sweet and are easy to drink. I got the 60 Oz lollipop passion goblet for $ 36, which is a fair price for liquid fun on the strip! It is also a great drink to share with great friends, and you get a souvenir goblet to take home with you!