Sugar Factory

While waiting for our Frontier flight to Orlando, Florida, my husband and I were looking at shops in the D Gates. We found the Sugar Factory, directly across from California Pizza Kitchen.The current operating hours for Sugar Factory are 6:00 A.M - 11:00 P.M Monday - Sunday.The sugar factory has a ton of candy and snacks inside it! We spent about 15 minutes looking at all of their different offerings! You can get pre-packaged candy or make your own bag and weigh the candy! Sugary Factory even has apparel themed from the Sugar Factory! There are some T-shirts available for purchase! We had a great time inside Sugar Factory looking at all of the chocolates, cotton candy, sugar sticks, and so much more!

The sweet spot...You could never get enough sugar...uhhh unless you're here even at this Harry Reid International Airport location gate D section which stopped me in my tracks seeing all those vibrant colors of all kinds of chocolates, candies and gummies of all kinds.They supply the sweetness that we all crave and live to see them at the airport as well because that mile sugar high club is actually the best piece of cake.Thank you!

If you're anything like me, this spot felt like a glove fit by the name and location alone - culinary sweet teeth unite! If you're anything like me, you also assumed this spot was kin to Willy Wonkas Chocolate factory for adults, you saw a few photos of epic gummy bears, loaded milkshakes, and vibrant fishbowls decorated with sweet treats, and looked no further for your sugar fix. Well if you've already visited, like me, you may have been a bit confused and overwhelmed once seated. While this spot has an impressive menus of liquid (and alcoholic) sweets, it also has a staggering number of edible options, sweet and savory alike! So if you've yet to visit, I'd highly recommend taking a look at the menu beforehand, planning your trip around down hours (it gets busy), and sitting at the upstairs bar! We ordered a VERY decorated vanilla milkshake, and a beautifully colored single serving drink that I no longer recall the name of (I blame the alcohol). Those two alone ran us almost $50, and if I'm honest, the service wasn't great, but the views at sunset, photo ops and experience alone was one I'd recommend trying atleast once. Irregardless of the kinks, I'll be back...I still need to try 95% of the menu ;).

The food is what saved this review because if it was based off service, I would give negative stars. The staff was rude and inattentive. Our waiter was better when it came closer to closing our tab but I found a purse in one of the stalls. I went to turn it in and the staff literally walked away from me. I kept trying to flag someone down and made eye contact with the security and waved at him but he literally walked the opposite direction WHILE STARRING AT ME! I ended up handing it to the bartender who grabbed it with her gloves on and then proceeded to make drinks without changing her gloves. Then the photo girl tried to force me into buying the photos in the frames! She came to show us our proofs and I liked the photo in the frame but I was not going to pay $40 for one picture so I asked her if she could take the photo out and just place it in the paper envelope frame but she said no so I told her never mind I don't want a photo then she scoffed and took it out like she was doing me a favor. So rude. I'm pretty sure it's a third party coming in to do the photos however even they were unprofessional. In any case I would eat here again but only take out. The food was delicious.

Well, the name pretty much says it all.My daughter's cheer squad held their team dinner at Sugar Factory on the strip tonight. They took a party bus and were treated like royalty by the staff. We walked from NYNY since it wasn't too far. The food was good, better than expected actually. The drinks were good as well though I'd recommend sharing since they are a bit pricey (but large so not too terrible).They ordered a HUGE ice cream trough (pretty sure that's accurate LOL) for the girls and they dug into that mountain of ice cream. They were covered in whipped cream and they had a blast. Definitely pricey like most things in Vegas but some great memories made tonight.

Great food & great service!! Especially fun for birthdays & celebration dinners/lunches!!

It was okay. Food was meh service meh drinks are a scam JMO pay $50 and I think it was all juice. Cool vibe and location but it's a one and done for me. $110 for two and wife didn't eat. Thanks for a good time but hard pass. Oh, the auto gratuity takes away from service also JMO. Had fun but I'm good now

Made a reservation for a party of 7 to celebrate my daughter's 4th birthday. We were all very excited to get all sugared up. We had to wait about 20 minutes before being seated despite having a reservation. Once seated, we were right next to the busser station. The are was smelly like dirty draining or dirty sink, their trash can (exposed) was about 3 feet from us. I requested a new table and was informed I'd have to wait as there was no availability. Once they got a table for us (we had young children in our group) it was bad height and different heights! The restaurant was overall dirty, location was difficult to get there and although the food experience was great we would go there again. It's a one time experience kind of restaurant. We ordered a variety of foods, hot childcare, shakes and fondue. Everything was delicious and my 4year old was extremely happy.

What fun!!!! Everything was super over the top and equally tasty. It is very expensive though, great for celebrating something or a special treat. Kids loved it!

We walked out.It was dirty. Seats cushions were ripped and the place was empty but we had to wait to be seated even with a reservation.Never going back.