Black Tap - Las Vegas

Black Tap in Las Vegas offers a fantastic experience for burger lovers and anyone with a sweet tooth. From the moment you step inside, the lively, upbeat vibe sets the tone for a fun dining experience. The modern, street-art-inspired decor adds a touch of cool that fits perfectly with the Las Vegas energy.The burgers are nothing short of phenomenal--juicy, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. Their signature creations, like the All-American or the Truffle Burger, are a must-try, packed with premium ingredients and bold flavors. For vegetarians, the Impossible Burger is an excellent choice, proving that Black Tap knows how to cater to all tastes.What truly sets Black Tap apart, though, are their over-the-top CrazyShakes. These milkshakes are a feast for the eyes and the palate, towering with whipped cream, candies, and other delicious toppings. The Brooklyn Blackout and Cotton Candy Shake are both showstoppers.The staff is attentive and friendly, ensuring you feel taken care of, even during busy hours. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite or looking to indulge, Black Tap is a place you'll want to revisit.

Ambience: dark, loud, energetic. Mysterious. Hard to see the menu or your food. Not great for a quiet conversation. But then, none of Vegas is. Buddha's all over. And if you think about it, it is only your preconceptions that prohibit Buddha from being in a nightclub. So. The food: hot and sour soup is Americanized, slightly salty, over-thickened.Salmon: okay. Sushi: good. Broccoli, okay. Pork dumplings: a bit saucy, seemed like microwave re-heated. Service: reasonable given how hopping busy they were. Overpriced.

Black Tap: A Late-Night Burger Haven at the Venetian Resort!We stumbled upon Black Tap after a late-night check-in at the Venetian Resort, and were thrilled to score a nice table and a warm meal. This burger joint is famous for its shakes and burgers, and we were excited to try it out. The staff here is nice and courteous. We liked the funky vibe of the place too.We ordered:- Chicken Wings: Nice, but very fried and oily- Mexi Burger: Nice, but not the standout- Burger Salad: Decent portion, and the burger was juicy.- Chicken Sandwich: SUMPTUOUS! The clear winner of the night- French Fries: Top-notch, crispy, and addictive- Cookies and Cream Shake: A nice dessert to wrap up our mealBlack Tap is a solid choice for burger lovers, especially those seeking a late-night meal at the Venetian Resort. We'd definitely return for another sumptuous chicken sandwich and shake!

When in Vegas-- you gotta get an oversized milkshake. Or maybe two?My husband and I went to Black Tap for one thing only-- the milkshakes. These were vital for a hot minute on social media a few years back and my husband and I put it on our to-do list for this year's visit. The milkshakes-- which tower above any other standard milkshakes are everything that you can think of. Our server was really nice and gave us words of encouragement as we made our successful attempts at finishing these supersized drinks.Make sure to stop by Black Tap if you're looking for a place to get a sweet treat//milkshake!

We only had dessert so I can only speak to that. Tried the trio of seasonal milkshakes. They were good but very soupy. I prefer a little more thick of a shake. It was busy but we did wait awhile before anyone came by to take our order. Would I go again... probably not.

Ugh I was looking forward to this place so much and I was really bummed out. We ordered the THE WAGYU STEAKHOUSE BURGER, which is supposedly "JUDGES CHOICE AWARD WINNER NYC WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL'S "BURGER BASH" for $26. I feel it was a burger at Chilis or a chain fast casual spot, there was nothing special about it. I don't understand how this is a famous burger. I will give them credit the portion of the fries was a lot. We ordered a condiment I think it was truffle mayo. It literally tasted like blob of mayo with a scent of truffle for $1. The waiter was really selling it. I do not want a blob of mayo also ordered a side of ranch, paid extra. $1. I totally understand and don't mind paying extra for condiments especially when it's house made but please have it be the size of the other condiments. The ranch serving was smaller than the truffle mayo.Ordered the COOKIES 'N CREAM SUPREME, Eh it's really for presentation. Thifty Ice cream is way better and you have to eat it immediately. The Oreos on the glass was hard to eat. I only enjoyed the ice cream sandwhich which you can buy at your local grocery store. I would not go back. But if I was bring my niece or nephew I would let them sugar out for the experience it for a special occasion. I would not dine or order drinks here.

When I first arrived the hosts didn't smile or anything, I feel this place needs to work on customer service a lot. I personally watched a customer go up to a girl working behind the bar and ask her about seating arrangements. Once the customer walked away the girl behind the bar made a face at her then continued to complain to coworkers about her encounter for 5 minutes. Very unprofessional and in front of a whole bar full of customers. I did let the manager know about this and she immediately went to talk to her. As far as the food, I ordered The Mexico City burger, it was okay. My husband ordered The Old Fashioned burger and he said it had no flavor. The ambiance is nice and I liked the music they played.

After enjoying the B-52s concert at the Venetian, Gayle, Erin, Jim, and I weren't ready to go back to the Hotel. A late night snack (and drink) was in order, and we ended up wandering around the Venetian as at least a few restaurants were closing up after their last seating. We found that kind of odd at a casino resort and just after a show had let out. Black Tap wasn't yet closed, and were seated near the back close to the ice cream counter. Beer and cocktails were ordered, although I passed as I'd already reached my self-imposed 2 drinks a day limit. My "drink" (and meal) ended up to be on of Black Tap's "Crazy Shakes", the Brooklyn Blackout. I eventually found the ice cream, but had to get through the brownies, chocolate chips, and syrup first! Four spoons for sharing were also provided, although the others mostly demurred as the ice cream flavors didn't fit well with the brussels sprouts and burger orders. The good news was that I really enjoyed my shake as a meal. There was no bad news, although I was definitely feeling the weight of this full meal heading out. And I did save a piece of brownie to pair off with coffee right now (the morning after). Service was fun and friendly and we all certainly enjoyed our post show review. It wasn't a rock, It was a rock lobster!

I had the Champ Burger. Probably one of the best burgers I have eaten. The burger was grilled to perfection. With the arugula and blue cheese, the burger was delicious. I would highly recommend this burger if you are at the Venetian Resort.My waitress Alex was attentive and provided stellar customer service. I'll have to come back one more time before I leave Vegas.

Came here on a Sunday and I got the order to go as I wanted to eat and watch some football in my hotel room. I got the wagyu steakhouse burger and it was really good. The bun was nice and soft and meat was cooked perfectly. Every bite was very flavorful. I loved the fries. They were nice and crispy and very tasty.Not sure if they usually give you a bunch of sauces when you eat there, but there were a bunch of sauces included in my order, and they all tasted good when I dipped my fries. I believe there was a creamy horseradish one and it was really good.As with most places in Vegas, it is pretty expensive, but I think it's worth it if you want a nice craft burger.