Charles F

Breakfast pizza was way better than expected. This is a quick counter serve restaurant inside the Bellagio. Everything else was packed, so we popped in here for a quick snack. We had the breakfast pizza and a danish, both were worth the price.

Typical amusement park food for $18-$22 per sandwich. Add fries and a drink and it’s about $30-$35 per meal. Very limited seating.

Peace Love

First time ever seeing this place at the Bellagio. I guess I never walked by this area before until 45mins ago. It looks decent but the reviews wasn’t good but just got a hot dog and it was ok.

+1

astrida mcfarland

Snacks is a quick food stand at the Bellagio where you stand in a line, order what you want at a kiosk station, pay for the food at that same station , and go to the counter to wait for your food to be ready. The ambiance is food court vibes. We stopped by here because we were in a hurry to get to another place. The lady at the window was very nice and friendly, which was the best part of this visit. I give it a 3 rating because the prices are outrageous for what you get and there wasn't anything extra special about it all. The food is just average tasting. I didn't even take a photo of the chicken sandwich. The place is average looking. Nothing to write home about. We will not be back.

Rea Rubio-Stock

We are looking for a quick bite but this place seems always busy. To cut the story short, we able to ordered pepperoni pie $34, its huge pie and thought its a thin crust but isn’t. A bit salty so we end up not enjoying it. Glad we ordered naked zing wing which was crispy good and the Greek salad which just regular. We have to bring back these food back to our room since its jam packed. Nice packaging though which I think I payed for it😅

Roger Graham

The only good thing I can say about this place it was quaint. Forcing customers to use the kiosk makes it difficult if product is out of stock like my sprite and the kiosk listed a mushroom pizza slice as a combo but really was a veggie which not a fan of peppers. Instead of telling me Sprite was out of stock when I got my food, I had to go up to them and ask why I never got my drink when I finally was told it was out of stock. Also ordered a tea with cream and had to go back up there to ask for cream. If you’re forced to use kiosks think people may want cream or sugar with their hot drinks or give the option to mark options out of stock when it’s actually not available to make it a pleasant time over paying for mediocre food.

Rachel Medrano

This location is off the casino floor which was nice as we were able to grab food when we were hungry late at night. I ordered a slice of pizza and hamburger egg rolls. One of my friends didn't get what she ordered which she was a bit sad. I also feel that the prices are a bit higher than normal, I know it is Vegas and the location also. The cashier also was not the nicest, she seemed annoyed that she was there.

A middle-aged Asian woman service was honestly very rude. We chose dine-in at therer , but our food was placed in a takeout bag with no explanation. I waited at the counter for a long time because I didn’t know that bag was mine. No one informed me. Later, after I sat down, the woman said, “You didn’t take your food,” as if it was my fault. It was confusing and unnecessary. A little basic communication would have helped.

Connye Parlberg

It’s honestly disappointing when a place inside a luxury hotel forgets that service is part of the experience. I understand employees can be tired — we’re all human — but customers shouldn’t have to pay for someone else’s bad day. When you politely and empathetically ask a simple question about your order and are met with eye rolls, attitude, or visible annoyance, something is clearly off. Bellagio, as a hotel, is known for excellent customer service, elegance, and professionalism. Unfortunately, this particular spot does not live up to that standard at all. The contrast is striking — it feels like the service missed the memo about where it’s located. If exhaustion is part of the job, professionalism should be too. A smile costs nothing, basic courtesy even less. Until that improves, this place simply doesn’t match the quality or reputation of the Bellagio. Luxury setting, budget attitude. Not a great combo.

Joshua Morgan

Crazy pricing but now you must use a kiosk and place your order yourself. Unfortunately too many can’t use these machines efficiently, so it’s always backed up while the there’s an over abundant staff behind the counter and the kitchen staff was watching from the kitchen window the whole time as if they weren’t busy enough. Seems 1/10 for the a $20.00 burger.

Indraneil Joshi

Ordering system is super messed up. Employees all frustrated. I understand the price is high because its inside Bellagio so no issues with that. Took me 45 mins to just order a pizza slice and another 20 mins before I got the actual food. PS Pizza was good. Needs positive changes

Real Reviews

I don’t think waiting 30 minutes for one hotdog is acceptable. Either the employees are incompetent or you are severely understaffing. Adding the new kiosks should make the process faster, not slower. When charging a more premium price, I would expect you to deliver atleast the basic services in a timely manner. I would not come back again.

Michelle Caulfield

Never again...gave us the wrong order, tried to justify disgusting substitution, ordered supreme slice of pizza, sweet potato fries and onion rings. After almost 45 minutes, received a half order of cold sweet potato fries, a slice of cold pizza with colored pepper slices and a few olives. Can't even figure out what the solid, cold cheese sauce is hiding. Gross and far below even mediocre expectations. Waste of time and money!