Tortazo By Rick Bayless

Stopped by Tortazo at Caesars Palace for a quick bite since I wasn't in the mood for a burger. I went in the afternoon, and luckily, it wasn't busy.I ordered the carne asada torta with chimichurri, plus a side of guacamole and chips and a drink. The total came out to around $35--definitely more than I'd hoped to spend for a casual meal, but hunger won.The torta was... fine. The chimichurri added a nice touch, but overall, the flavors didn't quite pop the way I expected. The guacamole was decent, but the portion of chips felt stingy for the price.Did it satisfy my hunger? Yes. Would I go out of my way to return? Probably not. For the cost, I was hoping for something a bit more memorable.

I went to try Tortazo because I needed something fast to eat before a show. It took 25 minutes from waiting in line to getting my food and it seemed like half of the staff were all out on break at the same time, and there was a lot of confusion happening in the kitchen. It was pricey for 3 tacos but kind of average for everything else in that food court. The flavor of the carnitas tacos were good, but the meat was cold, and they were little bitty street tacos.

I decided to try the Cubana and the Tortilla soup and I quite liked it. The sandwich had good flavor. The tortilla soup tasted fresh. It's interesting how they separated the ingredients from the broth for the tortilla soup. I would have to say the downside is that the food is on the pricier side.

Hubby picked this up and said service was fast. They are located in the Food Court Forum @ Caesar's Palace alongside Bobby's Burgers, Buddy's Pizzeria, Guys Chicken, etc. I opted for the chips and salsa and the carnitas. There is a red chipotle and green tomatillo salsa. Both were very tasty. Tacos are served on a corn tortilla with cilantro and pickled red onions. They were good, but would be better with cheese. Either way, these are a perfect snack that don't require reheating or refrigeration. Make sure to check them out, they've been approved

The serves weee really nice but I ordered the Birria tacos and they were so miniature for $20 but also extremely dry. They did have a limeade that was really and clearly freshly squeezed but it's definitely not worth the price to eat there overall.

Expecting great food but was very disappointing. Steak quesadilla had mostly poblano and onions hardly any meat. Churros were dry and lacked flavor. Jamaica was only great thing about this place.

Please don yourself a favor and avoid this place. Food is horrible! Not worth it at all. I got the torta cubana. No flavor and dry

Can't say anything about the food here because I stood waiting to order and was ignored for 5 minutes while the workers were working on the drink machine. Not even a "we'll be with you in a minute". Couldn't they have taken my food order? I wasn't going to get a drink anyway. Won't be back.

Excellent tacos and the service was fantastic and fast for fresh made food. The price was fair considering we are in Las Vegas. I will definitely eat there again

Giving a four star because we can't take ourselves too seriously: this is a walk up counter in a food court serving Mexican food fast. The food is fine and we went back for seconds, but we can't understand how this is a celebrity chef at work.