Fulton Street Noodle Bar Reviews

They had everything here - pizza about $7 a slice but huge pieces, nice pastry selection - apple fritters delicious = you can share

The Fulton Street Food Hall is a neat idea, multiple fast food type places in a central location, but most aren't worth the money. The Noodle Bar however is well worth it. We tried a couple of appetizers for a snack (crab rangoon's and shrimp) both of which were decent. Later I tried the specialty lo mein, which had chunks of chicken, beef and shrimp. It came quickly, was very hot, and was quite tasty. Well worth the money!

So much variety! You can have a salad custom made, pizza, coffee drink, pastries and so much more! Really friendly staff and good prices (for casinos).

I'm staying at the Harrah's Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas which is located in the middle of the strip. The Fulton Street Food is one of the food courts in the hotel's lobby surrounded by the gambling machines. The food court has a salad bar, chinese restaurant, an italian restaurant, burger joint, sushi, noodle & smoothie bars. The salad option is very fulling, ask the server not to put too much salad dressing on your salad if you want your salad to remain healthy. I paid $15 USD for my salad whuch can feed two persons. The service is good, staff is very friendly. I will recommend to anyone in Vegas.

I've walked by this place countless times in Vegas, OMG i've been missing out. GREAT food better prices. The breakfast flat is amazing.

The Fulton Street Food Hall is basically the food court at Harrah's. There's a nice variety of offerings, including Bobby's Burgers, a pizza place, bakery/coffee shop and a sushi/noodle bar with plenty of tables. Located directly across from the casino, it's a great place to pick up a quick, tasty breakfast or lunch. Bobby's Burgers, has thick, juicy burgers inspired by celebrity chef Bobby Flay. The pizza was really good with plenty of cheese and the coffee shop had some really good pastries -- including the best cinnamon bun I've ever tasted! The food was good, but it was also much pricier than it should have been. But it's Vegas, so I guess that comes with the territory.

I gave this 5 stars because of the salad station - it is so good. You pick your lettuce and your toppings along with your meat. It’s so huge I wish we would have split it. Very good.

ordinary food as it was our first morning and looking for breakfast. for me the only drawback was I had to wait till 8:am unless I only wanted pastries.

Lots of choices down Fulton St in Harrahs. But not all are open. I went for breakfast, and the bakery was open. There was nothing hot. For lunch we went back to the bakery and had a wonderful sandwich. Dinner went to noodle stand, and had marvelous Chinese food. Eats are not fast food prices, but are good value and taste good!

The Fulton Street Food Hall has something for just about everyone. There is a patisserie that has beautiful pastries, fruit tarts, donuts, and a selection of sandwiches that can be heated (example: croissant filled with egg, bacon and cheese). There is a Mexican food section that serves taco salads, burritos, and other "choose your ingredients" entrees. There is a salad bar and a burger bar. There is a pizza bar. You can find many varieties of bottled beverages and vast numbers of bagged chips and other snacks. The Food Court also provides food for Harrah's Hotel room service. The only caveat: it will cost you big bucks! Maybe because one can use Caesar's casino points the monetary values are outrageous. A single slice of pizza is almost $9. I did not keep track of all the prices, but be prepared for "sticker shock." Price aside, the various foods I purchased were good quality. I often order the taco salad which is one of my favorites. You can choose the ingredients you prefer from a vast selection. The salad bar has a wide selection, too. The pastries are amazing. Maybe the high prices are a good insurance against over indulging!

$12 burrito enough for two meals. Absolutely the best one I’ve had. Girlfriend had the Rueben highly recommend the food court for its value and variety of food

We were hanging out late at night just having drinks at their bar. It was close to elevators to the rooms....lol. The bartenders were very cool at 2 am. The drinks were a bit expensive but its Vegas so we stayed a bit.

This is not a food hall in the Harrah it is a food corner. Stores closed. Breakfast is a joke long lines high inflated prices. Bobby burger was ok. Go to dennys nearby or on Linq promenade for a better deal and better food.

Located inside Harrah's Casino & Hotel, this restaurant is VERY reasonably priced and delicious. They have a pastry shop, full sit-down restaurant with full menu, Noodle bar, Sushi bar, gelato & ice cream, pizzeria, etc. There's something here for everybody. We ate breakfast here and really enjoyed it. Chicken fried steak & eggs, and their Eggs Benedict are at the top of the list. Very good, served hot & fresh. Wait staff and hostesses very friendly and courteous.

do not eat here food sucks, staff is beyond rude. management was non existent for help i ask for a manager and they call security because they were rude....seven stars means nothing to these people

Not a cheap place to eat, mind you, but it has fantastic food! We had breakfast here every morning! Why get coffee at Starbucks when you can get it here for a lot less and it's Lavazza (my personal favorite)? We drank a lot of it while we stayed here at Harrah's. Nice that they had an alternative to the Starbucks.

There are numerous food halls around Las Vegas and this isn’t particularly special but it did afford us a relatively quiet and relaxing place for a few drinks. A nice bar with a very helpful bar person who introduced us to the name of a very delicious local cocktail. Nice little spot and very very close to a monorail station.

You can chow down on some lousy but delicious food in Vegas and we did quite a bit of that. But when it came to eating something healthy we went straight to the salad bar at the food hall. For $11 and change, Elizabeth whipped us up an excellent freshly made salad that tasted delicious. And she was friendly and pleasant.

For the price I just didnt feel this was great food. It was ok, but not great. I love mexican so I was thinking it would be awesome, but it was just bland to me. Not that it was bad, just average

This food court has a lot of choices , the sandwiches are shareable. We ordered the Reuben hot, they will toast the sandwich for upon request. Sandwiches were huge we ordered 2 but could have done well with one. There is a section where they offer table service to the left when you are facing the food court Asian section does not open until 11am, very good, some dishes are cook to order. The bakery section offered breakfast sandwiches it’s towards the front. The make your own salad section also very good. Look for the specials Sandwich, soda and chips for $16 which is a great deal by Vegas standards

Good Snax if you just want to stay put. It's Vegas man. Explore some food joints. Live a little. Dine away or wish you had.

I stopped here for breakfast one morning. Bought a overpriced croissant, but it was good. The next day I bought an overpriced slice of pizza ($8). Best thing about this place is that for $4.00 you can buy a fountain drink and get free refills for 24 hours as long as you keep the cup. For that alone you should check it out.

We ate at Fulton St. Food Hall several times during our recent stay at Harrah's. Great for something quick in the morning. We also had our evening meal here. Burgers and pizza are very good!

Freshly made meats and green/red pepper pizza is always excellent but pricey $40, the cheese pizza is $29.99. Used to have a Gyro section but changed to pasta. To be checked out next time. The noodle bar no longer makes Chow Fon, broad rice noodles with beef which was good. The noodle soup was salty, chicken and broccoli was swimming in light gravy almost soup and sorry to say the rice was mush. Same for the fried rice. Noodle bar only open on certain days towards end of week.

Tacos were good but they come 2 for $10 pricey for a Food Court. Also had a $3.25 plain old chocolate donut which was definitely not worth it .

We tried this food court a couple of times when staying at Harrahs earlier this month. Whilst there are a number of food selections, overall we found the food only average. On one occasion, there was no staff at the cashier desk so ourselves and other diners had free drinks from the fridge - hardly a good situation from the Fullerton perspective! If your staying at Harrahs, the food court if convenient but there are better options available all along the Strip.

Wanted something quick, and just stumbled on the Noodle Bar, which had a good selection of Chinese food, not just noodles. Good enough that we would make a point of eating there again. Large servings, superb service. Other places in the food hall also looked good, but didn't try any of them.

Great Lavazza coffee....and the blueberry scones - mmmm, they should sell and ship them internationally..

Tried the pizza, soups, sandwiches- all Great quality, taste and prices are reasonable. Quick service, nice to have a quick place to get chow when the tables are hot

Stop by the Fulton to eat at the Mexican, for a taco. have to pay and then come back left a tip on when we paid, and the gentleman who maid are food we told himwe left the tip whenwe paid, he said he wouldn't get it so I left him 5 dollars. As we where sitting and eating, the man came over to us and gave me my money back and said they gave him his tip. It was nice to have a person be honest and come over to give money back, when he could have just keep it.

It's a bakery, a pizzeria, a taco stand, a sushi place, a sandwich shop, and it has noodle bowls! Whatever you want. Made fresh. Great coffee too. Zip in, zip out. It's our go to spot at Harrah's.

The chinese food was good; especially the shrimp lo mein. However, $16 for what would have been a single digit meal off the strip is a bit much. The service is prompt but there is no follow up between delivery of your meal and the check presentation. In other words, there is no "how is your meal" question from the server. The food is good though.

Had the Fulton Grand. Huge breakfast with all the trimmings and coffee. Like everything in Las Vegas, more expensive than one expects at $36.43 for two people.

I have visited a couple of these restaurants at their original locations so I would really excited for them to open in Vegas. I expected them to be a little more expensive considering they are on the strip but the beer is greatly overpriced. They won't even give you a cup of water, they want to charge for that too after you spend $16 on a beer. The staff could really care less about anything other than just pushing as many people through as quickly as possible. It's a really cool idea but just another tourist trap. Then again, the hotels don't really care if the locals visit their establishments or not.

Will burn your pizza beyond recognition. Unfriendly workers. No selection. Seems like everyone wants supreme but they run out and won't make it.

There was a very nice selection of options to eat and large portions..It was also very clean..Will return..

Great place to get food. There are several places to choose from and they all look yummy. I got the salad bar. It was only $11.00 for a large fresh made salad with five toppings plus cheese. You can choose from many different toppings. Everything looks very fresh. The staff were amazing, some of the nicest people we’ve met in Vegas! Definitely recommend the salad bar for a quick, cost friendly and healthy option.

We stopped at the Fulton Street Food Hall for breakfast on our way to see the sights. I was pleasantly surprised by the experience. We were in no particular hurry and sat at the bar. The service was attentive but not pushy. The prices were reasonable and the bloody mary's were well made. The menu is not overly expansive but my selection (hash and eggs) was done just right. I would recommend if you don't want to pay higher prices at some of the more well known and pricey restaurants.

We had an early morning tour and wanted a quick breakfast to go. There are so many pastries it was hard to choose. Everything was very fresh, coffee hot and delicious, very clean restaurant and reasonably priced, especially for Las Vegas. We stopped again the next morning for yogurt granola parfaits and sat inside at one of the many tables. We probably wouldn’t have found this place if not for staying at Harrahs. It’s toward the rear of the hotel near the reception desk and elevators. A great find.

I love the selection of you are looking for a quick bite this is the place to go when at Harrah's they have pizza, noodles, sushi, sandwiches & desserts... let's not forget coffee and one of those fountain soda machines that has the different flavors added to your coke,Sprite, etc... very fast service and a friendly staff I would do this again.

Basically a high end food court in Harrahs. We stopped by here because we were looking for something quick to grab for lunch. There are a number of stations to choose from (pizza, burgers, burritos, sushi, salad, etc.) - you order, food is made and you find a table. The burrito I had was good, but not any better than a typical fast casual place and cost almost twice as much. It's quick and filling and there's a lot to choose from, but I'd probably try elsewhere next time.

The "make your own" salad bar is an excellent option if you're craving your vegetables. Something like $14 for what was an over one pound salad. You can also pay with CET Rewards Credits throughout the entire food hall.

Had the normal breakfast ham, eggs, potato and toast. It was well done except for the potatos. They are cubes and over cooked. I think they are heated up frozen potatos. I could not eat them. I looked around and every plate that I saw that had them they were left on the plate untouched Lunch my wife and I had the turkey wrap and carrot cake muffin. Excellent the best turkey wrap around and the carrot cake was perfect.

We arrived late and bought a $7 slice of over cheesed pizza.. Maybe it was better during the day. I did not have anything else.

Stayed at the hotel, and had breakfast one day in this lobby restaurant. Service was good and friendly.....the avocado toast was very well done, the eggs Benedict were good, and the inlets were very large, good portions.

There is a good selection of food to be had at the food court. Compared to others in Vegas it looks clean and smart but the smokey casino is a real turn off to think about consuming food. It is a bit confusing if you pay at each individual place or somewhere else. I did try the Chinese/Asia noodle place. Had the chicken fried rice, good portion for the price. I couldn’t face eating it there and opted to take it back in my hotel room.

Great breakfast but the wait can be awhile to order and get your food. Good for large parties, they do social distancing and lots of options for breakfast. Large portions and you can wait in line to get a table.

We liked the salad they made us, just couldn't remove it from the Food Hall area. It was definitely worth the money and they had a lot to choose from.

Stayed at Harrah's for 3 nights. Ate 5 meals there. Pizza, Noodles, ate a giant apple fritter one morning, and of course the Oyster Bar. Love all of Harrah's food. Food court is the best quick and tasty. plus you can get it as room service!!!

Needed something quick to eat in between events and the food hall had such a great variety and plenty of seating. We were in and out of there quickly without sacrificing quality. Definitely recommend.

A little bit of everything located in the food court. Asian, pizza, coffee bar with sweets. There was even a restaraunt that served breakfast early. Kind of expensiv for breakfast though.

Breakfast is fine if you want fruit or pastry-nice selection of pastry. Servers are friendly. Mexican food, such as nachos-plenty of meat, but bland. So, you get lots for your money, but bland. Free refills on the fountain drinks.

They have quite a lot of good choices for quick meals and snacks. The pizza was tasty and fresh and they had a nice breakfast wrap thing that was good with coffee!

I stopped at Fulton St Food Hall twice, on different days during my recent visit. Once, for dessert. They had a nice selection of pastries, in the $5 range. The counter service was decent and quick. On another day, I stopped in for a sit-down breakfast. I was craving hash, and their version was inexpensive, not greasy at all, with a good portion, and the waitress was wonderful! They have many other food options, with several stations (tacos, sushi, etc) located throughout the hall. I recommend this place to any looking for a good food value in this part of the Strip.

If you're at Harrah's and are looking for quick and easy grub, stop by Fulton Street Food Hall. I had a slice of the meat lover's pizza, which was $8. It's a large slice -- I'd say it's more like 2 slices. A 20oz Pepsi product was $4. I thought the prices were a little on the high side, but I enjoyed the pizza...it tasted fresh, had plenty of meat on it, and was pretty flavorful.

I had the absolute best hamburger with cheese and bacon. Oh my gosh. It was so frickin' good. And the french fries were the best I have had in years. For my drink I had a Sierra Mist with cherry syrup. They have all kinds of flavors that you can add your drink. Up to 3 flavors. Never seen that before. They have just about any kind of food you might want plus they are open 24 hours. That is a lot of service. Oh, I did have a frozen yogurt after my meal. I had Tahitian Vanilla, a Triple Chocolate and a Southern Pecan I believe it was called. They have many other flavors and you serve yourself. I had about half a cup of jimmies of course.

Came here several times but discovered it by accident. Ordered a quick sandwich on the go and it was really really good. They also did fresh salads, pizza, cakes and chinese food. The cakes are good and the pizza was good. The Chinese food was like what we get in England so i enjoyed it. The chicken cashew nut with boiled rice was the best i have had to be honest. Full of cashew nuts which is good. The food hall is spotlessly clean and was always very quiet. If this was in a top end hotel people would still me more than happy. The price was excellent compated to other food halls but the quality of food here was better than most others. Definitely recommend this place.

We gotten food at various venues here and it's all good. Pizza, strombolis and calzones are hot and tasty. Also recommend the Noodle Bar for very good Asian food; either take-out of table service. Also lots of choices for a late night snack. Prices are a bit high for bakery items.

Several of the venues were closed, so variety was limited. We chose Bobby Flay Bobby's Burgers, tasty burgers, and pricy, and limited drinks. Sauces were hit and miss.

So many different parts of this handy resource! Coffee bar with tasty breakfast items and fresh fruit during the morning, and baked goods later in the day...self serve frozen yogurt, pizza, sandwiches and salads....the perfect spot to pass by and grab and go, or to sit and recover from whatever you just got into.

Walking around, I saw the choices were sandwiches, salad, pizza, street tacos and desserts. I was looking for just a snack and opted for a slice of pizza. I got a big slice of Supreme for $8.50. Not bad, but nothing special. Price seemed too high, especially when I think about if I had gone to Paris, I would have gotten 2 big slices and a drink for around $10. I didn't try any of the other things in this food court.

From fresh made sandwiches, salads, pastries pizza and more the food Hall was mostly exceptional. Sandwiches range from tuna and lox on bagels to full on hogies... served with the bread warm if you wish. The bakery/coffee station front and center has great coffee and pasteries. The cannoli are out of this world and I can't stop thinking about them. The Hall is wonderful for people who don't know what they want until they see it. Please please try the cannoli. I'd give it 5 but, not everyone is helpful

We stopped in for breakfast before all the Kiosks were open. The server was very friendly. The menu was fairly large and you received a large quantity of the food. We looked at the other Kiosks after eating and saw better options then the dinning room.

OMG! Best bread ev-er‼️ Roast beef sandwich with rosemary bread! My mouth is watering while writing this. Then, the decadent desserts were out of this world! In my opinion, this cafe is better than 2 buffets that I tried. It’s in Harrah’s. You won’t regret making a special trip to make it there!

The Food Hall is a great place to pick if you cant decide what to eat. It has several options to choose from including: burgers, soup, sushi etc... We decided on the pizza and I highly recommend it. You can get a slice and a drink for $7.00 and the slices are big enough to share plus refills on your drinks. The seating area was clean and spacious and I liked the layout including the large dessert case (where you can get a special cupcake for someone's birthday). There's something for everyone, perfect for families or individuals.

Ate breakfast there on three occasions. Food was quite good and ample servings. The service personnel were very pleasant and helpful. Good value and would go back again.

Had some ice cream after dinner. At that time, just a cashier to get ice cream and collect money. Other than that, lots of room. probably a good quick place to grab some food.

We wandered through here a few times, mainly for coffee in the morning. Found the staff SUPER friendly and helpful. Service was great. The taco bar was also really good. A great place to grab a quick meal, or in-between something at a reasonable price

Go to Harrah's and have a good time. I met some interesting people during my stay. Had a good view of the two pools but it was just too hot to go down there.

They have very good food. You have your choice like in a food court. With sandwiches the turkey wrap is excellent. The Hamburgers are very good with a lot of fries. Enough fries to feed 4 people. We split them. They have pizza and make your own salad which is large and very good. Everyone there is very nice and polite. We never had a disapproval of any of their food.

Fulton Street was right in our hotel, so an obvious first choice. Wasn't too busy when we arrived. Only 2 couples ahead of us waiting to be seated. The line moved very quickly. Atmosphere was modern diner. Quiet enough that we could easily carry on a conversation. Huge selection for breakfast, including all of the classics - eggs Benedict, omelettes,fresh fruit,etc. Service was excellent. Wait staff were very friendly and personable. Food was fresh and hot. Fulton Street skillets, are eggs, meat,home fries, served in a cast iron skillet. Portions are large. My 3 egg omelette seemed more like 6 eggs. My avocado toast was very good. Paired with fresh fruit, it was a lighter breakfast, healthy and full of flavor. It was so good that we went back two more times during our stay. It gets very busy at times but they manage it well.

We decided to grab a quick bite here prior to watching the Menopause show. We hit both the pizza and sandwich station and couldn't have been more surprised by the quality of the food. We were expecting "cafeteria" type quality and instead really felt like we got a freshly prepared meal. The seating is open and plentiful and they have a huge big screen TV. We weren't in a hurry so we watched the Vegas Golden Knights hockey game as we casually enjoyed our food. This food hall was a pleasant surprise.

This is NOT a destination eating venue. If you happen to be in the area, and need a quick bite to eat, this might be for you. This is very similar to the food court at the shopping mall at home. It's not fancy food. It's just a quick bite for breakfast or lunch. They do have late night sandwiches and pizza slices also. But again, the price you pay will be Vegas strip prices. I do like the food here for a late night snack after I've had a few too many drinks, but other than that, I would skip this place :) If you have questions, please message me, I'm happy to help.

The sushi was made fresh to order but it wasn’t very good. The avocados were bruised and the crabmeat was imitation. The crab rangoons were outstanding though. I would go back for those anytime but unfortunately that doesn’t make a proper meal.

I love the atmosphere and the food is pretty good. I love to sit there and people watch and nobody ever ask me to leave.

Group of three with different dishes all outstanding. Many good choices but the beef Chow Fun, Singapore Noodles and Generals Chicken were very good. Best I've eaten in Nevada. Highly recommended for food taste, quality and service.

Fulton Street is part of Harrahs and is similar to a food court. The choices are many and the food is actually really good. Prices are fair for Vegas prices also. We had breakfast a couple of times in the restaurant and the breakfast sandwiches were really good but the service was fabulous. We dined twice and each time we were greeted with smiles and happy faces from everyone - what a great surprise in todays society :D The coffee bar was nice and open early for us east coast early risers. Give it a try I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

Had the sushi, friend had Mongolian beef, both were excellent. Service was excellent. Staff is very friendly.

In planning my trip to Vegas, I was looking for a noodle bar. Way in the back of Harrah’s Casino is the food hall. Wandering back there, I first found a sandwich station with a variety of Yuuuuuge deli sandwiches reasonably priced at around $12 - $14. Not what I was looking for. I found the Noodle Bar nearby. Menu has noodle soups, ramen dishes, noodle dishes, sushi and bento boxes. Eat in or take out. I ordered the roast duck noodle soup. This was the 2nd suggestion by the hostess. She first suggested won ton soup, but I knew what I was after. OMG ....... enough roasted duck, bok Choi, and noodles for two!!! So gooood. Not wanting to waste it, I took half of it back to the hotel. For $15 plus tax and tip, my meal was delicious !!! Highly recommended if you are in the mood for noodles or fairly priced Asian food not at Las Vegas prices. Check out Fulton Street market’s other food counters and restaurants too.

Lindsay at the bar is an incredibly good server and customer service person. She went out of her way to provide superb service. And, the hash brown with egg breakfast was exceptionally good. When you’re in Harrahs I’d suggest you try them out. Prices are reasonable as well.

Had Tokyo ramen, and tempura appetizer. Had to chase a waiter down to take our order. Food very good. Service not so much. Only pizza available after 11pm. Also the almond croissants are good.

Great place with a variety of food options, but sadly they have removed a few choices. What happened to the sandwich kiosk?

We went to see The Rightgeous Brothers but did not stay over night but I have read that they have remodeled the rooms. Will check it out next time we do our staycation. Love the new design of the eatery. It is bright & clean & the food was very good. Not your typical food court

We always come to this restaurant every time we are in Vegas for breakfast. The food is fantastic, eggs, bacon, sourdough bread, specialty breakfast sandwiches too. The staff is very welcoming, ABBA as a hostess, Blanca as a waitress, and Albert as a waiter. They are dedicated to their job and make every guest feel at home. We will be back!

For some reason I thought this would be ok. My friend and I ordered fried fish, calamari, fries and hush puppies. We spent the next 18 hrs hugging a toilet. There are many other options here....avoid this one!

I had breakfast here and was pleasantly surprised they had Gluten free toast and French toast options on the menu. It is very difficult to find things for a celiac to eat in Vegas. The staff was uneducated about gluten free and celiac but a manager came over and spoke to me about kitchen safety. I felt safe eating here and the food was good.

Ate here quite a bit while staying at Harrah's. Ate here for free each time with my Comp points. Great food for a reasonable price.

The Noodle Bars has a nice selection of Chinese food. The food is really tasty. Not cheap, but not too expensive, considering this is Vegas...!

We spent a couple of nights at Harrah's for a Dianna Ross Concert. It was cold and windy so we were not apt to going to Restaurants outside the Hotel. The food at the Fulton Street Food Hall was surprisingly good. We had Sushi, Calzones, Chinese fried noodles, and Noodle soup, all of which were quite good.

Food was various from a noodle bar to burgers to pizza. the bread place had a big line and that was a nice surprise. the burger place was good too but kind of expensive

This place is not your typical food court. We had DELICIOUS sandwiches, pizza, and noodles, but with (vegas) food court prices. Everyone is happy.

I was surprised that the noodle bar did not have BBQ pork. The sandwiches for sale have been sitting around for a while. They are *not* made fresh. Other options are sushi, salad, pizza, burgers, tacos/burritos and a bakery. I had pizza. It was okay but certainly not up to the high Vegas standard. All of the employees were friendly.

We had a burrito and a taco dinner Very good. This restaurants is inside harrahs in the back. But very good I am planning to come back

While staying at Harrahs I wandered around all the restaurants at the facility and didn't want to spend the money for upscale food in a down scale place. I found the Noodle bat at the Fulton Street Food Court and it was amazing. I went for a quick snack and ended up eating two courses. Our waitress, Amoura, was amazing. Her recommendations were great and my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our time there. The restaurant and Amoura were the highlight of our trip to Vegas.

It’s really the prices of items here are outrageous. A slice of supreme pizza ran almost $10.00 seriously I can buy a whole make your own pie for that amount back in socal. The only reason I came to this place was I had an expiring $20 food and bev credit when I got a Caesar’s credit card. The pizza itself was nothing special.

Went here for a quick lunch while gambling at Harrahs. Had the pizza...high priced garbage! Pizza was cold, tasteless and believe cardboard had it beat! For 2 slices of crappy pizza and 2 canned pops...over $25!!!!! What a waste...go anywhere else! Also stopped at the bakery for some take home...high priced stale crap! So disappointed!

Really enjoyed the breakfast at this venue. Reasonably priced and staff was very pleasant. Will definitely be back!

Another great find this trip! I absolutely loved my crispy noodles with bok choy & shrimp & my friend had a tasty turkey sandwich. Having so much variety & being able to eat together was fantastic!

The value for what you pay sucks... the staff is nice though! Jessica and Ahmed had us laughing the whole time we waited. It was kinda messy looking and things were not stocked however.

We were so surprised by breakfast the first time that we returned the next day. Prices are reasonable by Vegas standards, plus the servers are friendly. The food is hot and of reasonable quality.

We enjoyed all the different food we tried at the Fulton Street Food Hall. Great variety and reasonably priced.

I had a breakfast omelet and coffee which was very good. Large portions. There was a lot of tables open but they didn’t seat me for 10 minutes. The serve was very slow. If you are in a hurry, this is not the place for you. Once I ordered the food came quickly but getting more coffee and paying my bill took a while.

the pizza was okay... But they guys working were awesome, fast friendly and helpful. Angel was so nice and he made the pizza just how I wanted it!

Just good food at great prices. If your staying at Harrahs you can't beat this place. Everything you could want from breakfast to dinner. Easily became our goto place while at Harrahs. Try the chicken tacos! Breakfast cinnamon roll!

There were plenty of food choices and as always it's pricey. I loved the bakery their. The pastries were delicious and good sized.

at Harrah's for a show and went here for dinner. wandered thru the place, saw they had lots of variety (think mall food courts). decided to have sit down meal in the Asian section. service good, attentive. lots of choices, reasonable prices. large portions. worth the visit.

Located at the Harrah's, the Food Hall is a very good place for breakfast. We visited twice. Big plates and nice flavor. If you have a full breakfast (with coffee), expect to pay almost $60 for couple. Wait lines were not bad. It is a good choice because it is located very near of one of the Monorail stops.

The food was very good. The breakfast wait staff was so nice and lots of fun. We will go there again !!

Only grabbed a coffee here one morning but it was amazing (Lavazza) Went out of my way to re-visit it was that good

Always a go to for great food! So many choices and decent prices. The tacos are incredible! We always come here and you can really stretch a food budget and still eat well. Fast friendly staff and we have never been disappointed!

The common areas are very worn down and the air has so much febreeze or something that you can barely breathe. The food court was terrible. Most of the employees seemed agitated to help and smiles are completely absent.

its lika fancy food court but food is cooked to order no fast food. great for families because good choice and good flavour .

We ate here three times. The night we got in we were exhausted and didn’t want to go out. We got one Italian sub and split it. There was so much meat. Another night we had a huge lunch and ended up back here for a light dinner. They have a place where you pick your salad items and they put it together for you - delicious. Then the day we left we had a huge breakfast before heading to the airport. Excellent again. Great place for that quick bite.

We had the same thing as we did last year. Turkey wrap and carrot cake muffin. Excellent the best turkey wrap around and the carrot cake was perfect.

We had a few pastries during our stay at Harrahs. Very good muffins, cookies and fruit tarts! It is a nice place to sit and people watch. We used this as a meeting point for our family during the stay. Very clean and staff is friendly!

Just check-in to Harrah's... was hungry so I went down and sow this place. Tried the Pad Thai... great! Fast service, reasonable pricing, good quality... Very nice start!

This is a weird setup, they have counters with different food all over this hall but you pay at a certain counter and then go back to the original counter to get your food. We ate here a few times, had a breakfast burrito , split a pizza, and some other snacks. Food was good, better than I expected to be honest. I am looking to go back and try the tacos next time. Located near the rewards booth on the main aisle. great to sit and people watch while casually eating.

Looking for a lunch place with options and this was it. They have several different stations with different types of food; sandwiches, sushi, salad, soups and others. We ordered some soup and a salad. The salad was huge and I was able to customize.

Good Place to eat if you are staying at Harrah's Casino and don't want to go out. Had the Burgers, Fries, and Pizza.

Large portions of good food at reasonable prices. Good variety of food on the menu Friendly efficient staff

The Chinese restaurant is in this food court. The food was very good. We ordered the MaPao Tofu and the Chicken with Broccoli. Each entrée comes with a bowl of rice and the prices were very reasonable. Neither of us could finish our entrees. We would definitely come here again.

We had lunch from the noodles stand. We had pad thai and cashew chicken and they were both great. Drinks are refilled for free and our server made sure we always had our glasses filled. We also had ice cream and it was tasty too!

Every hotel has food courts, but most of them have the same food offerings. What I love about this place is the bakery and a food counter where one can order a simple sandwich, not offered at other hotels.

A very basic coffee shop serving good pastries and bread and sandwiches . great place to relax a little over a cup of coffee and deli.

Very good food, large portions and very friendly staff. We enjoyed pizza one evening which was incredible and noodle place another day. Both were excellent!

you will love all the choices and beer available all the food fresh and reasonable price//relaxing atmosphere for big or small groups

We stopped here for a couple of donuts on our way back to our hotel from a helicopter tour. They were pretty pricey - even by Vegas standards ($5 a donut) - but, they were tasty. I got the Unicorn and my husband got the Fat Elvis (peanut butter filled with banana on top).

We had dinner here several times during our visit to Vegas. The food is very good (Especially noodle bar), and had very good price. In addition to the Asian restaurant, there is a sandwich stand, pizza stand as well as a bar and cafe.

The choices of food was nice and the staff friendly. The burritos were great. The options for breakfast was nice.

I purchased Sodas at $3.95 each, when they could be purchased on each hotel floor for $3.00. Although the desserts and mexican food was tasty and it's open after 1am. Cost was disappointing even in Las Vegas.

I had a slice of pizza from this place and it was the best, the slice was a descent size, it was so good I wanted a second slice but thought better of it.

We stopped here several times during our three-night stay at Harrahs. It is a little on the pricey side, but not too bad for the Strip. You do get MASSIVE portions of tasty, fresh food, making it worth the money. I dont know that I would go out of my way to visit Harrahs just to eat here, but if you're hungry while you're staying or playing there, it is worth the stop.

Sit at the bar and play video poker, your drinks will get comped. The bartenders are very nice and attentive. We had breakfast and it was great. Really couldn't ask for a better low-key experience. I've been a few times and have never been disappointed.

Good variety of food from Pizza to a slightly upscale Noodle house and most everything in between. Fulton Street Burger combo first day was very good, extremely large as well as a generous order of fries. Second time a slice of pizza which wass good but unremarkable.

If you don’t want to go to a full service restaurant or buffet, this is an excellent alternative. I don’t know where the earlier reviewer sat, but the tables and seating were clean and odorless. I had an excellent danish and coffee for breakfast. There are more substantial items, similar to breakfast burritos, for those who need a bigger meal.

The Fulton Street Food Hall was a great find in the Harrah's Hotel/Casino. We needed a quick snack one day and a fast light dinner before a show the next night. Between both visits we had sandwiches, pizza, soup. All were very good and well prepared. The staff at each area were very friendly. The dining area is very clean and quiet spacious. The prices are very reasonable. We highly recommend this to everyone on the Strip. I rate this an 8 out of 10 on my scale.

I like how you can feed whatever you hunger for! You want Pizza, a salad, a taco, noodles or sushi, they got it! You want frozen yogurt or baked goods, you can find it here! The layout is spacious and finding a seat to eat your food is not a problem.

It was great for a group of six women with very different tastes! The salad bar, sandwiches, noodles and desserts were delicious! Our group dined there twice in three days!

We eat breakfast here at least once per visit to Vegas. Food is good and reasonably priced, it's always clean and staff friendly. Sometimes the service is a bit slow but hey its Vegas

Came with a large group for dinner. Liked that there was a big selection of food so everyone in our group got to get what they wanted; however, the food itself was just average. We ended ordering from the Chinese, Japanese places, pizza and salad. The salad counter was good as it was pretty much make your own. Pizza was just ok and could have been cooked a bit longer. Someone also got a burger, again, just ok (better off going somewhere like the Shake Shack or In & Out). Prices are average, I guess cheap for Vegas standards but I don't think I would come back again. There are so many other options to eat that are so much better.

Decided to try the Noodle Bar at Harrahs inside the food court. Was around 6.15pm on a Thursday so was steady but plenty of tables free. We ordered 1 crab rangooon, 1 shrimp tepura and 2 mongolian beef dishes along with a bottle of corona and a bottle of coors light bill came to $82.21. Food was lovely but wow so expensive its a food court food served in a carrier bag, plastic tables and cutlery. This is the reason only 3 stars

this is the best place in the hotel late hours sushi was amazing the dessert and coffee exceptional as well as the pizza and breakfast

The buffet is always good, to good sometimes. The restaurant and the Food Mall is always a good place to eat.

As fast paced as Las Vegas is, this food court is great! The food is always fresh and the portions are huge!!!!!! There is such a wide variety to choose from that you never have to have the same item twice (unless it's your fave!) The prices are great and the entire staff is so friendly and helpful and want to please you the consumer! Highly recommend for breakfast, lunch, dinner or even a very late night snack!

This place had too numerous of food sources to name. But I can guaranty that you would finds something that you would like. Also the desert area is open 24 hours

We love Fulton Street. Always pleasant staff and great food . Coffe is excellent as is anything for breakfast.

This Food Hall is within Harrah's. It offers a small variety of food options. We got pizza slices from one vendor and soup/pasta from another. Food was ok but nothing to brag about.....kinda processed. We were hungry & close to us so we ate there - not sure we would again as we would go outside casino to find other options

This is a unique food court that has hand made, on the spot food, instead of brand name fast food outlets. For example, they have a place that makes the most delicious and healthy salads. You simply pick your choice of greens, like lettuce, spinach, kale, etc., and then you pick the other vegetables you want and other toppings and sauces. Really good value. The pizza was some of the best I had in Vegas, especially the vegetarian. My wife only will eat in the Asian section. She says it's the best wonton soup in Las Vegas. The Mexican section is great too. They have made to order tacos and burritos. This food court is one of my favorites and I'll keep coming back here time and time again.

Ate breakfast here every morning... great eggs, meats and sour dough bread that is homemade and addicting...also the BLT is really great as is the steak for breakfast. All servers very friendly and prompt. ...

We came here by default. Wanted to go to Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill, but they weren't open! We always hit Toby's when we come to Vegas, but this time, no joy. As for the Fulton Street Food Hall, it was conveniently located, had plenty of options, and the food was much better than a typical food court. The two of us left there stuffed for under $25, which can be hard to do in Vegas... I had a cheese burger, and my Wife had a grilled cheese sandwich. Both were very good. Atmosphere is a bit sterile, and the system is slightly confusing, but overall, we'd go back again (if Toby's was closed...).

My husband and I were in Vegas for our anniversary and we saw this place on TripAdvisor on our last morning in town. I ordered the breakfast sandwich and my husband ordered the American Breakfast with ham. The food was good, portions were large and the service was prompt and friendly. My only problem was the noise. The restaurant was open to the casino and the noise was so loud, I had a hard time conversing with my husband.

Excellent place for lunch. Reasonable lunch sandwich combo. $17 for a large sandwich, large container of clan chowder, and large bottle of soda. We shared the Cubano sandwich which they heated for you. It was great. I now actually prefer this to the Flavor buffet in the casino. Quality tops quantity any day in my opinion and it is cheaper

I was here for a three day fun fest seminar on tax law. So it is really helpful to have a good (and quick) place to grab a bite to eat. This place is great for breakfast and lunch. For lunch, there a LOTS of choices, Mexican, Pizza, Sandwiches, Soup, Noodles (Asian), sushi etc. So pretty much anything you could ask for is there. It is reasonably priced for being on the Strip in a hotel. Lunch will set you back between $10 - $20. The breakfast burritos go for about $9. Not Haute Cuisine, but hey, its Vegas.

Area to get coffee was great, plus really delicious pastries. Also had a burger from Bobby Flay's for lunch. Jus overpriced like everything in Vegas now.

the food was not that good for the prices they charge they do have a big selection but I felt the prices were extremely high

Best for breakfast, service is very good, always able to get a seat, convenient if staying at Harrahs

All the staff were rather rude and not helpful. The prices (like every where else in Vegas)! First run in was w the cashier by the burgers ordered a cheeseburger— no bun and not tomatoes or onions. She said plan them? I told her well with cheese she argued w me that I ordered a hamburger not a cheeseburger, I walked away! Next went to the quesadilla place ordered without salsa and guacamole-it was not on my ticket. When I asked the chef if I could get extra sour cream in place of the salsa and guacamole he told me no substitutes. He was very friendly and at least attempted to apologize. The person. That rang me up was super friendly and helpful. The quesadilla had a really greasy cheese on it which in turn made the quesadilla almost difficult to eat. The flavor was good On the chicken. It was $20 for the quesadilla and fountain drink!!! Not worth it!!!

This was a pleasant surprise. Both the seated section as well as the quick serve/takeout section served fresh made to order food. Don't miss the grilled cheese at the takeout section. Comes with a tomato soup that is equally delicious.

Very fresh , staff wonderful , quick service , had breakfast there every morning and always good variety , quick snack or full breakfast in restaurant . Always pretty good .

Lots to choose from; pizza, burgers, salad, dessert. Had pizza this trip, was ready in less that 5 minutes and tasted great.

Coffee is great here, they have a HUGE selection of sweets and an awesome burrito and taco bar which was great. This place is handy for the off hour munchies because it is open 24 hours.

Pizza was good, pretty big slice of pepperoni. I was getting hungry and it was going to be several several hours before dinner, so figured that would be quick and easy. Very convenient and price for pizza wasn’t terrible. So give it a try..

Could not find anything open at 3 in the morning and the pizza was the best! Could cost a little less but it was great!

A great place to eat located inside of Harrah’s casino area. We decided to have breakfast here and were very pleased. It wasn’t the atmosphere that you get with Hash House, but seating is quick, food is good, and the prices are competitive. We are glad we went!

There are hundreds of meals to choose from. They offer a variety of food for a variety of prices. Highly recommend.