The Venetian - Food Court

Overpriced mall food. Nothing worth paying for. Only ate it because I was starving and everything else was closed. A show ended and lines got super long.

This is a sad place. Yes, there is a range of options: American, South Indian, sandwiches, a pizzeria, etc. But, goodness me, you are in Vegas! There are other excellent and affordable options on the stip and just outside of the immediate area, all that make it difficult to enjoy this entire spot. And on top of it all, the space is a far walk from the entrance and unkept. It doesn't make sense to walk 10 minutes all the way back here for substandard food. And the cleanliness is awful. The staff (seemingly understaffed) were apparently trying their best to keep the place tidy and organized, but were falling behind. I sympathize. The place was an absolute disaster. And it is crammed. Loud, chaotic energy. I can never imagine ever coming back here. For anything. I would rather traipse over to the CVS and take my luck with the cooler section first.

Great spot for a quick bite to eat away from the casino floor or the busy LV strip. Wide variety of options and prices not fully "Vegas impacted". A lot of spots close early but subway gives you the 24/7 option.

There are 2 food courts in The Venetian. Fare is standard in the larger one (2nd floor) - Chipotle, a burger place, Popeye's, Panda Express, etc. The food in the smaller one (1st floor) were offerings like pizza and some other place I'd never heard of in middle America. If you've eaten at in a food court you won't be amazed. Prices are reasonable.

We wanted a quick breakfast before going to a pool party. There was no other breakfast options available except one. We waited in line. Price was good - $22 for an iced coffee and large breakfast. It came out quickly but was pretty greasy. My receipt fell behind the glass counter into the egg yolk and the man just took out the receipt and didn't replace the egg container. Definitely not the cleanest place.

Pretty decent sized food court here at the Venetian. They also have lots of other restaurants as well.

Our good friends, James and Stephanie Stenson recommended we check out the Venetian as we were staying at the Cosmopolitan and Cosmo was sold out of tub rooms. To say we were less than satisfied is an understatement. I worked for Caesars Entertainment and we had some rougher, run down rooms, but they were clean. This is beyond disgusting. For almost $500 a night to have literal feces smeared on the walls and the supervisor/manager think taking off the resort fee is all that's justified is laughable. Other areas were also dirty and worn, we are ok with worn, but filthy? Not ok! I also requested an extra blanket and was brought a stained and threadbare piece of linen I wouldn't put in my dog's cage. When I requested a blanket at the Cosmo the previous evening, the blanket was so nice I wanted to take it home. This place needs major renovation obviously, but failing on the clean and sanitation side, especially after Covid is the real concern. Do not recommend. Do not stay here.

This place is LOUD, DIRTY and VERY EXPENSIVE!!! Walk out the Venetian to Las Vegas Blvd and within a couple of minutes hit better choices, cheaper deals, and not ONE MILLION kids crying and screaming!!!$23.00 for 2 Gelato in cups!! Single scoop!!! Last year in Italy had 2 scoops , fresh and fruity for 3 Euros!!! About $3.40!!!!

Nice hotel, nice casino, nice restaurants.EXPENSIVE !!!!!!!!!!!Play thousands in slots for $50 comps.Do not play here, there is no reward for your play unless you are major player.

Food was mediocre and the people were super rude and didn't care about service or anything else