Value review insights for United States, Cafes

1. Host was super rude. 2. We came in with high expectations for the food And it was the biggest disappointment. 3. Take your money somewhere else, food was not worth the price! Never had steak that had a game taste to it. Chives pancakes overcooked. The only good dish was the fried rice and the noodles.

5 Stars – “Hugo’s Cellar: Old Vegas Elegance, Unbeatable Value, Eternal Devotion” In a city where you can drop $500 on a cocktail made by a robot and a gold-plated chicken wing, Hugo’s Cellar is nothing short of a revelation. Five of us dined like royalty—drinks included—for a bill so reasonable I was certain they forgot to charge me for half of what we ordered! That’s not a meal, that’s a miracle in modern Las Vegas. From the moment you walk in, it’s like stepping into a warm, velvet-draped time machine. The ladies receive roses (yes, roses, like it’s 1963 and chivalry never died), and then it only gets better: tableside salad prepared with the kind of attention usually reserved for heart surgery, a palate-cleansing sorbet that feels like it was whispered into existence, and a birthday treat for my girlfriend that came in addition to a round of chocolate-dipped strawberries that basically healed all of our childhood wounds. The service? Impeccable. The vibe? Old Vegas charm turned up to eleven. And the food? Perfectly prepared, generously portioned, and plated with the kind of confidence that only comes from knowing you’re the best-kept not-so-secret in town. We will return every time we come to Vegas. Forget overpriced steakhouses with attitude and a DJ booth—this is the dinner experience you’re actually looking for. Hugo’s doesn’t just feed you. It makes you feel like Vegas still remembers how to treat people.

4 of us met at Viand Cafe for breakfast, and the food was OK, but very expensive. Checking the bill, we noticed they tried to charge us twice for 2 of the 4 breakfasts we had. They seemed cagey when we pointed this out and eventually corrected the check. It appears they were trying to take advantage of tourists eating at the Cafe in the Beacon Hotel building.

Absolutely not worth the money Over priced for the quality and felt like we were paying for the name Was very disappointing after watching the show for many years

Absolutely would not return this is false advertising. I came for breakfast. Terrible service with a very bad attitude. The food is low quality for the price, the coffee too expensive for flavor, quality and quantity. Be careful this is just a name. I didn't try the pastries after the breakfast experience, I didn't want to continue spending my money, there being so many places of excellent quality and very good service. The truth is that the waiters lack training in customer service and being more gentle. I don't recommend this place at all

too expensive for what it is

Review rating: 1.0

Watch out in the box!!! We took 2 sandwiches and 2 Coke for an amount of 51 dollars ... no time to ask the price that the cashier puts pressure on you to pay ... pity!!!!

Review rating: 2.0

1. Host was super rude. 2. We came in with high expectations for the food And it was the biggest disappointment. 3. Take your money somewhere else, food was not worth the price! Never had steak that had a game taste to it. Chives pancakes overcooked. The only good dish was the fried rice and the noodles.

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5 Stars – “Hugo’s Cellar: Old Vegas Elegance, Unbeatable Value, Eternal Devotion” In a city where you can drop $500 on a cocktail made by a robot and a gold-plated chicken wing, Hugo’s Cellar is nothing short of a revelation. Five of us dined like royalty—drinks included—for a bill so reasonable I was certain they forgot to charge me for half of what we ordered! That’s not a meal, that’s a miracle in modern Las Vegas. From the moment you walk in, it’s like stepping into a warm, velvet-draped time machine. The ladies receive roses (yes, roses, like it’s 1963 and chivalry never died), and then it only gets better: tableside salad prepared with the kind of attention usually reserved for heart surgery, a palate-cleansing sorbet that feels like it was whispered into existence, and a birthday treat for my girlfriend that came in addition to a round of chocolate-dipped strawberries that basically healed all of our childhood wounds. The service? Impeccable. The vibe? Old Vegas charm turned up to eleven. And the food? Perfectly prepared, generously portioned, and plated with the kind of confidence that only comes from knowing you’re the best-kept not-so-secret in town. We will return every time we come to Vegas. Forget overpriced steakhouses with attitude and a DJ booth—this is the dinner experience you’re actually looking for. Hugo’s doesn’t just feed you. It makes you feel like Vegas still remembers how to treat people.

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4 of us met at Viand Cafe for breakfast, and the food was OK, but very expensive. Checking the bill, we noticed they tried to charge us twice for 2 of the 4 breakfasts we had. They seemed cagey when we pointed this out and eventually corrected the check. It appears they were trying to take advantage of tourists eating at the Cafe in the Beacon Hotel building.

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Absolutely not worth the money Over priced for the quality and felt like we were paying for the name Was very disappointing after watching the show for many years

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