Canyon Ranch

This is a sister location to Truth and Tonic at the Venetian, with similar menu. They have couple of vegan options on the menu so I've decided to have a breakfast one day. The server was very polite and requested if there are any allergies, when I said that I'm vegan, he made sure I get all vegan condiments to my dish (including vegan butter).I've had a vegan JustEgg scramble with plenty of veggies, sourdough toast, side salad and soy milk latte with their house made lavender sirup.Everything was delicious! The prices are a little high, but I guess it's to be expected in Vegas.

I don't understand the hype around this place. Extremely disappointing if you ask me. The lockers are very small and it was hard to even fit my bag in. Hot tub was tiny and not very appealing, and the saunas were not either. There is no pool. The workout equipment is old. Co ed area is very limited with what they call a salt room and a wave room. Both are useless. Bottom line is I would not recommend coming here, especially not for the price.

Maybe one of the healthiest and tastiest options while staying at the Palazzo / Venetian hotel in Las Vegas. Canyon Ranch is a great spa in the hotel but it also has a great but small cafe with a very good menu of fresh healthy food. After all the hustle of running into people in a crowed casino, it feels somewhat like an oasis to get away from all of that here. Today we had an omelet , (bacon, spinach, red onion, cheddar)And Huevos Rancheros (corn tostada, 2 eggs your way, smashed black beans, avocado, queso fresco, house fire-roasted salsa). Ok not sure how healthy these two options were , but they were fresh and very good! I was able to make a reservation on Open Table , same day, which was nice. Give this one a try

As big as Vegas is and as many restaurants are there it's really hard to find food that have good ingredients. Here we found amazing whole wheat pancakes with 100% pure maple syrup that were absolutely delicious the eggs were fresh and cooked perfectly the hash browns not overcooked not greasy. And the salmon eggs benedict were absolutely incredible the cappuccino latte and coffee were very delicious beans. The service was great. Definitely worth eating here. But be prepared to walk and to walk far and to be carded if you're not staying at the hotel.

Had a delicious Christmas morning breakfast. I had the breakfast bowl that had eggs, beans, sausage, potatoes, peppers, and pico. It sounded odd but our servers recommendation was spot on. It somehow felt light and healthy even though it sounded heavy. My wife had the avocado toast which she loved and my son had the American breakfast which came with the most yummy bacon. Overall, a great start to our vacation.

We loved this place. It is near the spa in the Palazzo so it is away from all of the casino noise and smoke. It is not that crowded and the servers and host are pleasant. The food is absolutely delicious without that greasy feeling that you get from most American breakfasts.

This review is for the CanyonRanch Cafe. The one thing it has going for it convenience if one is staying in the Palazzo tower. It's located on the third floor; a simple elevator ride will get you there. We chose it for convenience, and we wanted a light lunch.Beware the so called "Lobster Roll" priced at $26.00. Our server offered the so called "Lobster Roll" as a special. I haven't had a Lobster Roll in quite awhile so I said sure. What was served tasted like Tuna Salad with an almost undetectable amount of tiny pieces of Lobster served on a wheat roll. Candidly, I felt misled. I know what a true Lobster Roll is. A true Lobster Roll is nothing but fresh Lobster with drawn butter served on a white bread roll I've had them in Maine and at Luke's located at the Fashion Square Mall a short walk from Palazzo. See my review of Luke's. My photos depict a real Lobster Roll and the "Lobster Roll" served by CanyonRanch Cafe. She ordered the Thai Spinach Salad priced at $16.00 With the added five smallish shrimp, it was priced at $31.00. Neither the menu nor the server indicated it wouldn't include much in the way of shrimp. My iced tea was $8.00.The total with tax before tip was $70.44. Chew on that in light of the foregoing. Ambience wise, it was a pleasant but virtually empty dining room at lunch time. We should have bounced as soon as we saw that. This would be a one star review but for our server who provided good service. I tipped A little more than 20% based on the service, not the food. That brought the grand total to $85.44. Chew on that, too. Needless to say, but I'll say it anyway, I wouldn't return to this place on a bet.

When I looked at Canyon Ranch on Yelp, I didn't realize it was on the same level as the suites and connected to the spa/gym.Basically Canyon Ranch is more like a very overpriced cafeteria and the menu offerings are pretty slim. I'd say this eatery is more for guests staying in a suite who want to get a small bite to eat as they head in or out of the spa/gym area. I'm actually surprised we were allowed to get into the suites area not being guests who are actually staying there. There was nothing special about this eatery and it could definitely use a facelift and offer better food for the prices. This was a very underwhelming breakfast experience and ridiculously overpriced. Even if I was a guest staying here, I wouldn't recommend it-- seeing as there are many other amazing places to eat within walking distance (that weren't open yet when I looked them up). So my recommendation is to just skip this joint and do a little extra research and find another eatery in the area. You'll probably pay the same price as I paid here but get better quality food in larger portions and enjoy an upscale environment.

I got Serena'd, turned away from half empty restaurant. I asked the hostess what the penalty is for not showing up for a reservation and her response was that they will give away your table if you are more than 15 minutes late for your reservation so if you stay at the Palazzo be sure to reserve a table at the Canyon Ranch in advance every day, twice if your not sure what time you'll want to go. Maybe three times if they'll let you. Not sure who came up with this policy but maybe having an empty restaurant is some kind of new business model? I really had a lot of good things to say about the hotel, but stupidity really rubs me the wrong way.

Today I had the All American Breakfast, it was very good! I prefer bacon and potatoes extra crispy, and that's exactly what I was served. The eggs were over medium, perfect for dipping my toast. My sister had the avacado toast. She didn't love the egg on top, but the toast and avacado itself were good! It would have been even better if a freshly cooked egg instead of hard boiled one was on top. I'll be honest, the menu is always changing so it is hard to find a staple, it every time I have gone the food has been great! My last visits I had a smoked salmon on toast with cream cheese, and another time pancakes with glazed pineapples. YUM! Those were the best pancakes I have ever had! I wish the hours were longer, they close at 2, so when enjoying a spa day, I have missed the opportunity to get a late lunch more then once.