Cafe Pan

They simultaneously burned the pancakes and left them raw inside (how??) and then rolled their eyes when we asked for our money back in lieu of having them recook. They also burnt the omelettes (which were also salty af).
Do yourself a favor and stick to the Subway or the Panda Express in this food court.

I only stopped here once and it was for some fancy chocolate gelato. It was delicious. Service was friendly and fast. I am a happy customer :)

This place pissed me off. I wish I checked Unilocal ratings before coming here.
I was stuck in meetings all day until 10pm at the Venetian. All I wanted was to eat as quick as possible, since I really hate going to bed full/​bloated. I was gonna order a wrap from Chicken Now, but they took too long to ask me what I wanted to order so I moved on. I saw that Café Pan had Mediterranean pita wraps which sounded relatively light/​healthy ish to me, so I ordered a Tropicana Juice and a chicken pita wrap with spicy hummus.
The Tropicana juice was expired… Right now is January 2016 and the juice went bad in October 2015. I asked for another one, and they couldn’t even find any for me because the rest were all expired too. Wtf!!! Gross! I already paid for the juice, so they offered me a Naked juice instead. The guy packing up my togo order handed me my bag and I took off since I was in a rush.
During my meal, I realized they didn’t even put the Naked juice inside my bag. ;ALSKDJF;ASLDKFJ I was so thirsty and REALLY didn’t want to go downstairs again… Super annoyed. Then I noticed my chicken was PINK INSIDE!!! Holy shit. This was the worst meal ever. I ended up having to just eat the lettuce and pita bread since I didn’t want to risk getting salmonella while traveling for work. #sadlife

Crappy service, SUPER overpriced, bad gelato, OK breakfast croissants (nothing special). It was $ 3.00 to add juice and coffee but $ 3.50 for ONLY juice, what?! And they’re very rude. Go somewhere else.

Rude customer service. My croissant was very well done on the top and charred on the bottom. I asked for a new one and received a side eye and a frown instead of an apology. Real pleasant start to the day. The drip coffee is good — thank goodness it’s ground and brewed by a robot.

Don’t order the Salmon. Our dream anniversary was destroyed by food poisoning from a salmon crêpe. I was sick for four days. Called the manger but she never returned our call. They didn’t seem to care at all. Run away. We noticed they handle the fish and then put hands directly into topping bowls without changing gloves. Ugh

Awful place. Extremely rude people. Cheap, too. Won’t serve a glass of water, got our order wrong then had the nerve to ask for extra money for the actual topping we ordered.

They serve illy coffee here.
That was the reason I got my breakfast here.
Other reason could be I didn’t want to walk and check in the heat.
It was mid September, though hot in Vegas.
This one is a cafeteria in a many food joints together.
My illy was not memorable…

My first meal in Vegas, and I was pretty stoked to try the food here. I was staying at the Paris Hotel, so my friends and I decided to try out this place for brunch.
Appearance: The place looked promising as people were in line for the food, and it looked cool since you can see the people make the crepes behind the cashier as you were ordering. I really like the French décor, but I mean, all the stores looked like that in the hotel!
Food: I was extremely hungry and I always enjoyed crepes! I was excited to try savory crepes since I’ve only tried sweet. My boyfriend ordered the breakfast crêpe and I ordered the spinach and artichoke crêpe. At first, I was disappointed at my dish since it didn’t look too much of a star… it had a few cherry tomatoes on top and that’s it. I was only a little impressed by my boyfriend’s since he did have a nice creamy gravy on top of his… but the big disappointment was that it had a sliver of an avocado. If you’re paying for a $ 10 dish, I am expecting a hearty slice of an avocado! My dish was not that impressive; It did taste good, but I could really just taste the cheese and the crêpe. I could hardly taste the spinach and artichoke. Again, I was really expecting big slices where you can actually taste the ingredients that are mentioned. I took about 5 bites of my boyfriend’s breakfast crêpe and the egg was very fluffy, seasoned well, and overall delicious. Again though, you can barely taste the meat. It was hidden around in the crêpe but you don’t get much of it. It was just mostly egg. Although the food was just okay, I was surprised that I was pretty full so at least I paid for something that was done right.
Overall, the food did not taste bad at all. Was it worth my money? It depends. If you don’t expect to get a lot of avocado and ham in your breakfast crêpe or artichokes and spinach in your spinach and artichoke crêpe, then yes, it will be worth. If you were like me, then no. It’s not a place I would go again. Then again, it’s Vegas so who knows?

Café Pan just screams out «three stars.»
I just needed a quick breakfast and found Café Pan due to the previous Unilocal review. Pretty average place…
I love omelets and Café Pan boasts an omelet station with a decent selection of fillings. You first choose an egg base (whole, egg substitute, egg white) and then choose any combination of fillings plus a cheese. The fillings include your typical ham, tomatoes, spinach, mushrooms, onions, and some weird options such as pineapple. I opted for a tomato, ham, spinach, and onion.
It was filling and I enjoyed the hearty chunks of tomato, but the quality was average. That hash brown looked previously frozen and the toast was just alright. Pretty steep for $ 9 but then again this is vegas…

This place sees a long queue for breakfast in the morning. But the taste of its food falls short. We ordered bagels, orange juice and berry pie for brunch. The bagel was hard, chewy and kind of stale. The orange juice was nothing but Tropicana poured in a plastic cup. The only good thing was that Berry pie that looked inviting n tasted well too.

Bought a Gelato 1 flavor which on the menu board shows a waffle cone with a scope of gelato in letters right under the cone says «1 flavor $ 4.95».
At the register you are charged $ 1.00 extra for the cone. WHAT A RIPOFF! If you charge more for something other than what the menu board says you are intentionally misleading customers.
Manager didn’t care and said that’s what they charge.
Oh ya, notice the 1 flavor also shows two scoops on the cone… ours came with 1!

Greedy owner. The store will receive more money. Look out. Orange juice is $ 3.00. You will be pay 50 cents more.

For some reason the cashier had to look at receipts for 5 minutes before taking each customer’s order which made the lines ridiculously long.
I waited for about 10 minutes before my waffle was done and it literally just sat there along with 3 other finished orders. They didn’t call out my order and so I had to get the attention of one of the workers and point out to them that my order is finished.
I ordered a mixed berry Belgian waffle and it came out floppy and a bit soggy. This is not what a Belgian waffle should taste like. The worker that made it looked at it as if she just made the worst waffle in the world and two other workers came over and looked it at the same way, but they decided to still serve it to me. I could have made a better one at my college’s dining hall.
Overall, bad service and bad waffle.

Had a very bad experience here. They charged us 25 cents for a cup of water when panda express will give you one for free.
It was our first time eating at this place and we definetly wouldn’t recommend it to anybody else. The tabouli was only offered to us for free because it was old and smelly.
The only thing that was decent was their rice and hummus. The meat wasn’t even cooked properly.

Fast, decent crepes but pretty expensive for what you get. It’s about $ 12 – 13 per crêpe. The waffles are pretty good though.
In general, it’s okay for a quick breakfast but not the greatest value.

They were out of Belgian waffles (mix?) by 11am on a Saturday morning, so we settled for the the crepes:
Mixed berry crêpe — too much of the strawberry jam filling which made the crispy crêpe skin soggy, while there wasn’t as much fresh fruit inside and on top. Arrangement is a bit slapped together for a $ 12 dessert crêpe.
Chicken pesto crêpe — pretty tasty! There’s plenty of chicken and the pesto went really well with the crêpe skin. Definitely worth ordering again as the chicken breast was very moist.
Service is like a fast food place. The cashier seemed a bit confused with my question, and right after ordering, she started speaking to another cashier in a different language while still helping us, even though both of them spoke English. Definitely felt a bit awkward… Standing there while she rang us up.

I came here for gelato and it was wonderful! I ordered the small, two flavors of Salted Caramel and Pistachio.
This place is located on the main casino floor of The Venetian. It is near other food places, almost like a food court and plenty of seating available.
There are MANY restaurants and coffee shops to eat at, here is a link to help!

Every time I come here I get the waffles with fruit or nutella and bananas. It’s in a real casual food court on the casino floor so it’s not hard to find. They have just about a little of everything but they’re known for their crepes, gelato and what I usually get is the waffles. The employees are cool the prices are a little high but this is Vegas so that’s to be expected. Also just about every place you go to they have a tip jar so make sure you tip. Pan is nothing fancy but they have some sweets and who doesn’t love sweets?

Okay so this was an awesome find.
*NOTE: It’s kind of hard to find. it’s in the Venetian Casino Food Court on the first floor*
We had the lox bagel, banana and chocolate crêpe (amazing), and bacon, egg and cheese crossiant. So good! And café au lait and chai tea were great. Everything totaled out to about $ 48.which is cheap compared to everywhere else I ate in Vegas (including the $ 25 hamburgers).
When I’m in Vegas, I’ll be back!