Very small and at 10 am its just one thing open, and huge line!
Jervin Chan
Tried the Bang Bar Spicy Pork Rice Bowl. Nice blend of pork and pickled veggies! Great tables outside for people watching
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jason Panzarello
Lots of great options but not a lot of seating during the lunch/dinner time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Melissa Meredith
What a cool food court! Atmosphere is a total score here from the industrial look to the eating bars in front of the food prep stations. There were so many great options it was really hard to choose. My friend went to Hattie B's for Nashville Hot Chicken (we both used to live in Nashville) and I chose Lardo Hot Sandwiches. I would have loved to have tried all the restaurants but my sandwich was awesome so I made a good choice. More on that in my review for Lardo.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bianca C.
Located inside of the Cosmopolitan, a great mini food hall with a few options where you're sure to find something you like. There's a sushi place, fried chicken place (Hattie B's Hit Chicken), a hot Italian sandwhich place, and an Asian noodle bowl place. Someone from our group had something from each of the places. My hubby and I had sushi from Tekka (?). It was really good! Our fave roll of the three we had was the lobster roll. Everyone else enjoyed the food they got from their respective restaurants. There are a few tables to sit at along with bar chairs at some of the food stalls. Bonus alert! There's a small speakeasy type bar through a random door in the back of the food hall. I can't remember the name but I posted a pic of the door. We went there for drinks afterwards. It's a cute place with a posted capacity of 27 but there were def way more people than that. Overall, a great food hall to grab a bite without the fuss of a restaurant.
Brian W.
Solid little food hall backed up with some solid restaurants. Hattie B's for good Nashville hot chicken and District Donuts in particular for tasty donuts if you don't mind fancy/excessive. Seating is very fashionable outside of the individual restaurants/food stand, and hence not the most plentiful or practical.The actual sit down restaurants, not the more food court/food stand type ones, are a bit more disappointing, although by all accounts there's still some good ones, I've just not yet been as impressed.Most reasonable assessment to me is that it's a good option if you're already at Cosmopolitan Las Vegas, it's a bit less of a draw if you're not already here.
Stephanie Beck
This was fun to check out, but the atmosphere was more bustling and the food more mediocre than I expected. I did see Eggslut in the area and should have tried that—menu looked great. I didn’t even try to donuts as they just looked too normal.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Adri Richards
The food hall is a great place to grab a quick bite if you’re in a hurry between conferences or just walking through. They have a wide variety of different options and the prices are reasonable for Vegas.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Adri R.
The food hall is a great place to grab a quick bite if you're in a hurry between conferences or just walking through. They have a wide variety of different options and the prices are reasonable for Vegas.
Caitlin Whittington
Over priced and over rated. Bang Bar closes early, and then there are no vegetarian options. A water alone is at least $12.
Block 16 is Cosmopolitan's version of a more upscale food court, and it's perfect for a quick, casual bite. It really feels inspired by the Grand Central Market in Los Angeles (like a mini Las Vegas version), especially with the Eggslut located right next to it. There is some seating available, but I usually just order things to go. My favorite spot here is Tekka Hand Roll. If you're into hand rolls, you should definitely check it out... it's pretty amazing. If all the seats at the sushi bar are taken, the wait is usually never too long... just let one of the workers know that you would like to be seated. They also have a to go menu if you don't feel like eating at the sushi bar. Block 16 is located on the 2nd floor of the Cosmopolitan. The easiest way to get there is by using the Boulevard Tower elevators.
shash Pandiri
We walked around twice this place to find but never succeed to reach as it shows in Google maps in Crystals. Looks like Permanently closed in this location and owner not even care to change the location in Google maps where it moved. Irresponsible owners. ?
Nick P.
Decent food hall located on the 2nd floor of the Cosmopolitan hotel. Hubby and I ended up trying most of the food from here during our stay at the Cosmo. They have a variety of food options, such as Hattie B's Hot Chicken, Lardo, Bang Bar by Momofuku, etc. There is some seating available here too if you plan on ordering and eating. Most of the spots here are all quick service. Your food will be reading in under 5 minutes upon ordering. If you have an Identity membership with the Cosmo, you can get points from here as well. Hubby really enjoyed his rice bowl from Bang Bar and his mom really enjoyed her sandwich from Lardo. Not a bad option if you plan on saving some money but still want to enjoy food that is exclusive to Vegas.
Nancy Doerbi
Great food options - District, Tekka and Bang Bar were all delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ginger Will
Google maps says it's open but most of the places don't actually open until 11, I went for chicken at 10 because it said it was open, it was not open
Very small and at 10 am its just one thing open, and huge line!
Tried the Bang Bar Spicy Pork Rice Bowl. Nice blend of pork and pickled veggies! Great tables outside for people watching
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lots of great options but not a lot of seating during the lunch/dinner time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
What a cool food court! Atmosphere is a total score here from the industrial look to the eating bars in front of the food prep stations. There were so many great options it was really hard to choose. My friend went to Hattie B's for Nashville Hot Chicken (we both used to live in Nashville) and I chose Lardo Hot Sandwiches. I would have loved to have tried all the restaurants but my sandwich was awesome so I made a good choice. More on that in my review for Lardo.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Located inside of the Cosmopolitan, a great mini food hall with a few options where you're sure to find something you like. There's a sushi place, fried chicken place (Hattie B's Hit Chicken), a hot Italian sandwhich place, and an Asian noodle bowl place. Someone from our group had something from each of the places. My hubby and I had sushi from Tekka (?). It was really good! Our fave roll of the three we had was the lobster roll. Everyone else enjoyed the food they got from their respective restaurants. There are a few tables to sit at along with bar chairs at some of the food stalls. Bonus alert! There's a small speakeasy type bar through a random door in the back of the food hall. I can't remember the name but I posted a pic of the door. We went there for drinks afterwards. It's a cute place with a posted capacity of 27 but there were def way more people than that. Overall, a great food hall to grab a bite without the fuss of a restaurant.
Solid little food hall backed up with some solid restaurants. Hattie B's for good Nashville hot chicken and District Donuts in particular for tasty donuts if you don't mind fancy/excessive. Seating is very fashionable outside of the individual restaurants/food stand, and hence not the most plentiful or practical.The actual sit down restaurants, not the more food court/food stand type ones, are a bit more disappointing, although by all accounts there's still some good ones, I've just not yet been as impressed.Most reasonable assessment to me is that it's a good option if you're already at Cosmopolitan Las Vegas, it's a bit less of a draw if you're not already here.
This was fun to check out, but the atmosphere was more bustling and the food more mediocre than I expected. I did see Eggslut in the area and should have tried that—menu looked great. I didn’t even try to donuts as they just looked too normal.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
The food hall is a great place to grab a quick bite if you’re in a hurry between conferences or just walking through. They have a wide variety of different options and the prices are reasonable for Vegas.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food hall is a great place to grab a quick bite if you're in a hurry between conferences or just walking through. They have a wide variety of different options and the prices are reasonable for Vegas.
Over priced and over rated. Bang Bar closes early, and then there are no vegetarian options. A water alone is at least $12.
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Block 16 is Cosmopolitan's version of a more upscale food court, and it's perfect for a quick, casual bite. It really feels inspired by the Grand Central Market in Los Angeles (like a mini Las Vegas version), especially with the Eggslut located right next to it. There is some seating available, but I usually just order things to go. My favorite spot here is Tekka Hand Roll. If you're into hand rolls, you should definitely check it out... it's pretty amazing. If all the seats at the sushi bar are taken, the wait is usually never too long... just let one of the workers know that you would like to be seated. They also have a to go menu if you don't feel like eating at the sushi bar. Block 16 is located on the 2nd floor of the Cosmopolitan. The easiest way to get there is by using the Boulevard Tower elevators.
We walked around twice this place to find but never succeed to reach as it shows in Google maps in Crystals. Looks like Permanently closed in this location and owner not even care to change the location in Google maps where it moved. Irresponsible owners. ?
Decent food hall located on the 2nd floor of the Cosmopolitan hotel. Hubby and I ended up trying most of the food from here during our stay at the Cosmo. They have a variety of food options, such as Hattie B's Hot Chicken, Lardo, Bang Bar by Momofuku, etc. There is some seating available here too if you plan on ordering and eating. Most of the spots here are all quick service. Your food will be reading in under 5 minutes upon ordering. If you have an Identity membership with the Cosmo, you can get points from here as well. Hubby really enjoyed his rice bowl from Bang Bar and his mom really enjoyed her sandwich from Lardo. Not a bad option if you plan on saving some money but still want to enjoy food that is exclusive to Vegas.
Great food options - District, Tekka and Bang Bar were all delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Google maps says it's open but most of the places don't actually open until 11, I went for chicken at 10 because it said it was open, it was not open