Block 16 Urban Food Hall

This is my favorite spot to eat in Las Vegas. Be it Hattie B's, The District, or any of the other restaurants, I felt a cool and well seasoned vibe and I was never disappointed. The atmosphere is relaxed and eclectic. The seats are barstools for the most part. The food is amazing. Whatever your choice it's amazing.

The Urban Food Hall at The Cosmopolitan Casino is a fantastic culinary experience! With a vibrant atmosphere and a variety of food options, it's the perfect spot to grab a bite before or after hitting the casino. The layout is open and inviting, making it easy to browse through the different stalls.I loved the diverse selection--from gourmet tacos to chicken tendy's and mouthwatering sushi. Each vendor offers unique flavors, and it's a great place to try a little bit of everything. I opted for the sushi and it was fresh and satisfying.The only downside was that it can get pretty crowded, especially during peak hours, which made finding seating a bit of a challenge. However, the energy of the space adds to the overall experience. If you're in The Cosmopolitan, definitely take some time to explore Block 16--you won't be disappointed!

Had the Beeria grilled cheese at Lardo. Great flavor and the consumé just adds another depth of flavor. GF had a rice bowl from Bang Bar, also great flavor.

Block 16 was an interesting concept. It is like a mini food hall with about 5 or 6 establishments to order from. There are different food options from sandwiches to sushi and one spot that had dessert. The service at each of the places were quick and friendly and the ambiance inside was really nice. I would definitely go back to try a new spot the next time I'm in Vegas. It is a great way for a larger party to grab a quick bite with options everyone can choose from.

We tried out the offerings after visiting the O show. Wife got the chicken at Hattie's, while I got the Hot Italian Sando at Lardos. Chicken and fries were very good. My sandwich was tasty and fries were very good as well. Good place for a late snack or dinner.

I got the Beria Grilled Cheese from "Hot Sandwiches" and omg I was blown away. The outside was crispy and the beria was so flavorful. Not to mention I got a cheese pull on every bite. It also comes with consome that was actually very flavorful! They also add a side of green salsa was good and helped with cutting through the cheese. It's been several hours and I'm still thinking about this sandwich. The inside was nice as well, definitely will be coming back here the next time Im in Las Vegas

Block 16 Urban Food Hall is an awesome dine-in for fast casual food. You'll find them inside the Cosmopolitan on Level 2 of the Boulevard Tower, next to Marquee Nightclub. Parking is Free for three hours for Nevada residents, just scan the back of your driver license at the parking exit.The food hall has a total of five unique vendors which includes Tekka Bar: Handroll & Sake (Japanese), Lardo (American), Hattie B's Hot Chicken (Southern), Bang Bar by Momofuku (Korean), and District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew (New Orleans).There's ample seating for tables, high tops, booths, and around the counter. Placing an order is done at the counter with payment. Even on busy days, the service is quick and friendly.

Our original reservation was at Holstein's, which was good. But we stopped by Block 16 to experience some of the stalls. Great concept, some places were better than others. Bāng Bar, affordable and flavorful, but not sure what flatbread, spit-roasted meats and coleslaw has to do with Korean cuisine. Tekka, overrated and fishy. Hattie B's, good value comfort food. District, closed at night.I really wanted to like Tekka but it was the most disappointing. I guess when you use an auto roller and cutter, you lose some of the authenticity and flavors. The yellowtail was fishy, the salmon was okay, the crab was okay, the nori was not crisp. The fish-to-rice ratio was off.

Located inside of the Cosmopolitan, a great mini food hall with a few options where you're sure to find something you like. There's a sushi place, fried chicken place (Hattie B's Hit Chicken), a hot Italian sandwhich place, and an Asian noodle bowl place. Someone from our group had something from each of the places. My hubby and I had sushi from Tekka (?). It was really good! Our fave roll of the three we had was the lobster roll. Everyone else enjoyed the food they got from their respective restaurants. There are a few tables to sit at along with bar chairs at some of the food stalls. Bonus alert! There's a small speakeasy type bar through a random door in the back of the food hall. I can't remember the name but I posted a pic of the door. We went there for drinks afterwards. It's a cute place with a posted capacity of 27 but there were def way more people than that. Overall, a great food hall to grab a bite without the fuss of a restaurant.

I am a huge fan of this food hall area in the Cosmopolitan. This is where the sports book used to be way back in the day that is right next to Marquee on the second floor. Although there have been some restaurant changes from when they initially opened, this is a great collection of popular restaurants from throughout the country in one convenient place. It's a great place to get a meal or snack. There's Bang Bar that has really filling wraps and bowls, The District which has amazing looking donuts, Tekka Bar that is a great place for sushi hand rolls, Hattie B's which is a Nashville hot chicken place, it's a wide array of variety here. I can imagine this place being very busy especially when they have day clubs in the summer or also when people are about to stroll into the club. I believe some of the stalls close at 11 or midnight so be sure to check out the times.Definitely a great set up here for a quick bite where most of the other places here in the hotel are sit down places.