Fortuna

Food 3/5 - Food was mediocre but fine. They have a selection of salads, snack type foods, sandwiches, pastries, ice cream and coffee drinks. Service / Ambiance 3/5 - Line is long but it does move. Staff was eager to take orders/get orders out.

This is a quick service coffee and light sandwich shop inside the Westgate Hotel. They offer Starbucks coffee and do have a variety of offerings. The price is Vegas-level so expect it to cost a bit more than your local coffee shop. They have limited breakfast items, sandwiches and chocolates. It feels very much like a Starbucks so it's loud and there is very limited seating. It's more for the convention goers to grab and go.

24 hours is great. The food is okay, the drinks are better. The only real complaint I have is that the line is always long. Always.

Advice - bring your own kettle to the hotel. I asked for a cup of water, and she told me it's $1.08 for a cup. We need to buy a cup of noodles, then pay for $1.08 for tap hot water. Worst service and wants your money. What a rip-off. Piece of advice. You shouldn't charge your customer for hot water. You give is water from the tap, not good type of water.

This is one of 2 cafe-style places in the Westgate Hotel and Casino that features Starbucks. They have so many Starbucks' signs and logos displayed that many think this is one of their stores, but Fortuna only has basic Starbucks offerings and doesn't offer seasonal Starbucks items like pumpkin spice. There's often a line here especially in the earlier part of the day. They also offer some foods from sandwiches and desserts to pizza and pastries. Their prices aren't the cheapest; I had a slice of pizza, a bottled strawberry/banana fruit drink and a regular sized cup of standard coffee and it came to $28 before gratuity.

We arrived to Westgate after midnight and were thankful for this 24 hour establishment. They have a section for frozen drinks and offer Starbucks food and drink items, too. The food case features several scrumptious desserts, pastries, sandwiches, pizza, and salads. I was happy to see healthy options such as yogurt parfaits and fruit salads, too. We were greeted promptly by a very polite gentleman who took our food order. The cashier was polite and friendly, too. Our order didn't take long to complete. The chicken pesto sandwich was delish. The muffuletta was not something my son or I liked. It may have been the bread. I'm not sure how to describe it. We've had the real thing in New Orleans, so this didn't compare. I spent around $40 for 2 sandwiches, bottled drinks and Reese Cups. We'll definitely head back for a late night dessert.

I stayed at the Westgate for the IECSC conference and my boyfriend and I came here to get some water and a little midnight snack since it's in the hotel near the lobby. The three stars is for the fact they had the school pizza (rectangular slices and all)!Honestly, I know Vegas loves to rip people off with $10 water and other overpriced food but I'm still glad this place was open 24/7 in case of emergency.

Feeling cold? My wife was. It was good fortune that she saw the sign at Fortuna inside Westgate in Las Vegas. They had Chicken Noodle soup for $5 so she bought it. This soup should warm the body right?Fortuna is not a traditional sit down restaurant. It is more a coffee shop where you place your order at the counter. They offer so much more than coffee and chicken noodle soup though. Their display cases are filled with salads, sandwiches, sweets, and other goodies.Although there are tables to sit at and eat or drink, we decided to share her soup in our room. Hey, the soup was yummy and the portion size was fair for the price tag. Perhaps it was from a can, but doesn't matter cause we enjoyed it. I was looking forward to trying one of their Maple Bacon donuts the next morning. Unfortunately I did not because they had a few dozen people in line when I dropped by.Oh well, there is always next time.

It is what it is. Since Vegas hotels like to rip off guests by not offering a coffee machine in rooms, you end up having to put on clothes, while hungover, and trudge down the long hallways to the elevators, then more hallways to a coffee stand only to pay $5 to $10 for a cup of coffee. Fortuna is fine. They sell coffee...in cups... and you can buy a muffin. Big deal.

Terrible service , always mess up the drink order , and I have never seen sooooo many employees that just don't care . Only reason they are even open is location location location. No apparent management team on board , employees standing around talking while 10 people in line , ugh