ARIA Cafe Info
Amenities
Service options
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Takeout
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Dine-in
Accessibility
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Wheelchair accessible restroom
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Wheelchair accessible seating
Offerings
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Alcohol
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Beer
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Cocktails
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Coffee
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Comfort food
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Hard liquor
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Late-night food
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Vegetarian options
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Wine
Dining options
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Breakfast
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Brunch
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Dessert
Amenities
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Bar onsite
Crowd
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LGBTQ+ friendly
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Transgender safespace
Payments
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Debit cards
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Credit cards
Children
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Good for kids
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High chairs
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Kids' menu
Other
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LGBTQ+ friendly
Best WLM Reviews
It’s pretty decent breakfast/brunch place. It’s located on the casino level in Aria resort and casino. We had ordered the breakfast sandwich, the chicken waffles, the huevos rancheros and avacado toast. with fresh juices and coffee. It was all pretty good the food was fresh and decent quantity.
The service was pretty good and pretty fast, if you are staying could charge all back to the room as well.
Went here for brunch with some friends. I ordered the Greek salad with salmon and split the hummus plate with a friend. The salad was doused in dressing, so much that it was pooling at the bottom of the dish. Very unappetizing and so unnecessary. It came with onions even though I ordered it without. The pita on the hummus plate was stale and hard, not like it was meant to be crunchy but tasted more like it was microwaved for too long. The Bloody Mary was good though! I like that you can order a custom one with different options for liquor, spiciness, and extras like a crab leg!
Service here was terribly slow and the food was mediocre at best.
Great views of the strip.... Loved the "good night" switch which simultaneously turns off TV, lamps, and triggers some silent motors that draw the floor to ceiling curtains shut. The control/electronic pad by the bed was also very neat. The bathroom was well designed very nice and practical. And the bed was to die for!!!
Convenient spot for lunch or dinner. Spacious indoor dining area with an airy, open layout. Prices are reasonable given the location. We shared a burger and “simple salad.” The hamburger was surprisingly amazing. The salad was actually very generous, and it turned out to be an ample late lunch for the two of us. Service was extremely friendly but a tad slow.
Breakfast was very good as well. I had the sandwich, which came with fingerling potatoes. The wife had the salmon, which she loved.
The huevos rancheros is outrageously good. Add a side of the sausage. Mmmmm.
The other dish I love here is the chicken and waffles. Wowzers. Delicious. Best I’ve ever had. They put these pink peppercorns in the waffles. Savory, spicy and sweet.
Food: 2.5
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 4
This place needs some work and reimagining. This is not in line with being the namesake restaurant of the Aria hotel. Despite being a nice dining experience in terms of the atmosphere, there are numerous problems dragging this place down. We gave this cafe several chances during our stay with Aria due to convenience and having a variety of options, but it was repeatedly a disappointment. We won't be back to this cafe without big changes.
The unfortunate part is, some of the food is actually pretty good. We enjoyed our pancake (When it eventually arrived as described later). The initial lunch here was also not too bad. But these experiences are otherwise mired by bad experiences.
For starters, the breakfast potatoes that come with your meal: These need to go, replace them with something else -- even nothing at all might be better. These often came out rock hard and tasteless. One batch one morning was so terrible I'm certain I would have broken my tooth if I tried to eat them. I broke one open by hand to see the inside and it was hard as a rock and sharp like a knife.
Secondly, the breakfast items themselves are pricey and overall pretty bland and unremarkable. The one thing we did like for breakfast was the pancake, but this had issues in its own way which leads me to the next point...
Service was often terrible. We had an experience one morning while we stayed here where we ordered with our waitress and received our drinks, after which she disappeared. Our food arrived after a while (~30 minutes) by another food runner who brought some of our meal. (Missing sides and a pancake we had ordered) He acknowledged this and said, "Be right back with the rest" as he left. We briefly saw him at another table soon after this, and then he too disappeared for over 30 minutes with out waitress nowhere to be found all this time, either. We eventually tracked down a manager who tracked down our original waitress who apologized for the other person forgetting the rest of our food, but didn't acknowledge her own disappearance for the last hour.
On top of that, my girlfriend was drinking here water and eventually noticed the glass she had been drinking out of was absolutely filthy. It arrived in this condition, all she had done was sip from the straw then she saw how dirty the glass was. This is disgusting! Far beneath what you expect from a hotel like Aria.
This place needs a complete overhaul with new food options, staff and management to bring this up to what you would expect from the namesake restaurant of Aria hotel. Stay away from this place until that happens.
Two of us were seated at a six person booth even though plenty of two person tables available. Soup was brought out about one minute before the entrees. One entree came with the wrong side. Didn't even ask if we wanted dessert, just brought the check without us asking for it. Food was okay, not great. Onion rings weren't crispy. Fish didn't have much flavor.
Great service, and good food. I enjoyed the ribeye with a side of the sausage gravy, soooooo good! Cons: The eggs were okay, they didn’t taste like they were cooked from the actual eggs, but pre-mixed out of a carton maybe. Also, my steak knife and other silverware was dirty.
Update: I went back the next morning! Great service, ordered the cage free eggs instead! Gravy is a must! So good! Thanks Luis!!
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