Del’s Frozen Lemonade

I was hyped over this spot, since I kept seeing signs all throughout the grand bazaar shops. As a very advertised «overstuffed» lobster roll for 17.95. I wouldn’t call it that. The bread is buttered and soft, but definitely not filled all the way through, or to the bottom. It’s a decent amount for lobster meat, but if I’m paying over $ 15, I expect a lot out of it. It definitely could have been more buttered. More seasoned. More flavored. I’m already meh about cold lobster rolls. So this small sandwich just didn’t do too much for me. It’s refreshing and okay… But I’ve just had better. (I’ve had Red’s Eats lobster rolls from Maine, the mecca of all lobster. That’s a spot that gets daily long lines for lobsta… So maybe my standard of comparison is kinda high). Idk. In Vegas, with its tall real estate and steep prices, I also expect the best. It’s great for a quick bite. Or small lunch. But if you’ve got a big appetite, spend your $ 20 elsewhere.
It’s 4x famous for its lemonade. They offer a variety of flavors… Strawberry, peach… I think I got either peach or mango. It was delicious. It had bits of fresh lemon in it, which was refreshing… But overkill on the ice.
Overall I’d say it’s worth a shot if you’re in the mood for a roll. But otherwise, I wouldn’t go out of my way for it. It was great for a one-​time try, and a notch on my belt when it comes to lobster.

Small and hidden away. No seating inside. One table and chairs out front. The guy who works there is friendly. Lobster roll not that good, especially for $ 18. I expected more. To much bread, lobster roll filling had 2 much celery. Disappointed to bad,

Omg!!! best lemonade on the strip. Got it free with the purchase of an angel of a lobster roll! Mathew is amazing he made it fresh and put alot of love into it !! a must if ur near balleys!!!

In the service scape I seen a lot of advertising! When you arrived at the location there
was a feeling of excitement. The area was very festive and populated with people passing. The
restaurant was called Del’s Lemonade: Lobster Rolls Gourmet Finger Foods. Upon entering the
premise there was a fan about 6 ft. tall that spindled and full speed with a mist that assisted in
cooling down visitors and on lookers. A perfect source of advertising in my opinion when you
are in a place that is hard to keep cool, especially when you are out sightseeing. The location
was called The Grand Bazaar Shop near Ballys off the strip. The shop had a Jersey Shore setup,
so you could watch everything as your food was being prepared. After passing the mystified fan
you enter into the establishment and get enticed with the smell of fresh sweet buttery bread.
Customer service I would give an 8 out of 10. The server ran the shop solo, so he was moving
everywhere taking money, washing his hands, making the food. I tipped him $ 2 because I felt
appreciative. I ordered the Overstuffed Lobster Roll with a Soft Frozen Lemonade Slush. It
about $ 20 and some change in total. I felt I was respectful, open minded, adventurous, and
open minded. The taste had middle tones
from the lobster, and a roundness of flavor from the roll. The flavor was sweet, salty, but weak
to my palate. The smell was fresh, and salty. The sight was bright very enticing. The shape and
size had a rounded full of volume look to it. While chewing I thought that the food was smooth,
cold, and wet.

I don’t even know where to start. Everything about that place is amazing. The bread was heavenly. Soft but yet crispy. The lobster was so good. They guy behind the counter was so nice and it was nice to see how excited he was to share how amazing the food he provide is. So basically you can’t leave Vegas without getting your frozen lemonade and a lobster roll.

This place is awesome! Love the frozen lemonade on a wicked hot Las Vegas day! I got a popular 50/​50, peach mango lemonade. So refreshing. Love the little lemon peel zest on top. A New England classic! Will probably stop by and grab one every time on the Strip. Excellent customer service too.

Tiny store filled with great character. We stumbled upon this place in the afternoon, looking for a bite to eat. We asked for the chicken skewers and the gentleman showed us how small they were before letting us decide if we wanted to buy them or not (3 little sticks for $ 10 didn’t seem like a good deal). We then asked for the lobster macaroni, and the clerk (owner?) told us that he has the macaroni, but he was sold out of fresh lobster, and that he didn’t feel right to sell is lobster from yesterday. We ended up just buying a watermelon slushie and it was awesome!
My picky, everything must be organic and authentic and fresh, gf also found the drink to be of top notch quality.
So all around good experience, the guy working there is super nice, and the drink was excellent.
As for food, we ended up getting fries at the shop close to this place.

Lobster Mac and Cheese $ 12.95. Lacking in flavor, cheese, dry lobster placed on top after Mac and cheese is warmed in convection oven. Not baked within. Not impressed. Was hoping to be wowed. Dry like next day Mac and Cheese, not creamy, bland, and tasteless.

Something else managed to escape Rhode Island other than Family Guy. World’s BEST lemonade straight from Rhode Island is finally here! Waiting for the day I see a Del’s lemonade truck sitting in the Glazier’s Marketplace lot. ;)
Which you come down the pedestrian bridge there’s a map and the first thing listed is Del’s Lemonade on the map of the Bally’s Grand Bazaar Shops. I thought that was neat being alphabetical. Go towards the Swarovski’s Crystals sign and walk down a few shops, if you look UP you will see the Lemon Sign. :D
Jordan Lightman was our cashier, his dad is one of two partners that basically bought the rights to Del’s. :) He’s knowledgeable about their New England product. They have real Maine lobster $ 15.95, very reasonably priced sandwiches. When Clams are in season they will have New England Clam Chowder available soon.
$ 6 for a delicious all natural half watermelon lemonade half slushy mix (don’t get chunky powder). It’s honestly the only way to enjoy it. I grew up in Rhode Island. If you can’t drink your lemonade with icy chunks is not living. Just missing UTZ thick pretzel sticks.
Jordan was really cool, he listened to our RI stories & was happy we came in search of this store. I will share this news with all my friends & family.
As locals we parked at Bellagio & walked across the street. We’re rinsing the cups out bringing them home. We’re proud Rhode Islanders since we moved out here 4 years ago.
By the way I picked up AT&T WIFI nearby. DOUBLE AWESOME. My kind of location. ;)
I’ve bought tubs from my home state & had them shipped. Long story short there was a mistake when shipping. I got a free key chain, bumper stickers & a big apology.
I went the extra mile to go to Target on Blue Diamond rd, bought a Ninja Master Prep Pro & I summed up the directions in the picture I posted. CHEERS!

This is comming from a Rhode islander that hasn’t been to del’s in over 4 years.
My girlfriend had heard about a del’s being on the strip a few months back after searching high and low there was no sign of the lemon. Fast forward we hear about the grand bazaar shops here at Bally’s and read that there will be a del’s.
We come down today and sure enough there was the sing of the lemon! FINALLY some thing escaped Rhode Island. This is where we encountered Jordan. He gave us a quick run down and explained the menu.
After taking the .2 seconds to decide to go with the original lemon flavor with a mix of liquid watermelon lemonade at Jordans recommendation. GUESS WHAT? Now I was skeptical at first of the combo but is tastes just like tried and true watermelon del’s from back home.
This little place has won me over and I will always return. 100% awesome execution! Jordan is the man and I will be bring my out of town friends from back home here, as well as letting everybody from the east coast that’s here in Vegas that they can finally stop at the sign of the lemon!!!

I had heard of the developments at Ballys Grand Bazaar Shops and missed an opportunity to join my office mates for a trip to the newly opened Del’s Lemonade one Friday for lunch. (I allowed my duty to a work deadline come before food!) They raved about the authentic lobster roll dressed with mayo, the refreshing lemonade, and brought me back a cannoli to taste (nothing special).
A few days later, I had a small window of time between afternoon appointments and somehow my stomach and curiosity led me to park at Paris and walk over to Ballys Grand Bazaar Shops. This place felt like a temporary pop-​up marketplace. It reminded me of downtown’s Container Park without the charm or character, i.e., fire-​breathing praying mantis out front as a welcome beacon.
After winding through a maze of pathways and finding help from the directory map, I came upon Del’s. I was surprised at how tiny the stall was and in amazement and how much can be done in such a small foot print! There were no customers and the gentleman was standing in front of the counter.
He immediately got behind the counter and gave a brief explanation of the menu and its history. You can tell he cares about the business and product! I placed my order for a Lobster Roll (15.95), Lemonade Slush (6.00), and Mac N Cheese (8.95 regular, they also offer it with lobster).
In this tiny spot all the prep happened: a foil tin of Mac N Cheese popped into oven to heat up, the bun for the Lobster Roll was put into another silver box to be warmed, brushed with butter, and then finished with prepared lobster meat that was placed into the roll. With order complete, I gave Del’s one last glance as I left and saw a line of three people queued up. The guy had greeted the others behind me, answered their questions while making it clear that he was making one order at a time (mine!). I was glad but wondered how the guy could keep up with handling one customer at a time, would three, ot four customers be the tipping point?
On to the food: good, not great. Mac N Cheese had nice crumbs on top but overall dry and not worth the price. The Lobster Roll had a good amount of chunky lobster and was lightly dressed with mayo. (I prefer lobster rolls warm and buttery, no mayo.) A squeeze of lemon made this one better. The brush of butter on the roll was tasty.
The Lemonade Slush hit the spot. It was smooth and though there was a subtle lemony flavor from fresh lemons and lemon oil, the dominant characteristic was a fake lemonade powder taste. I was disappointed to see it is made with high fructose corn syrup.
Overall, the idea and journey to Del’s was way more exciting than the actual meal. If I happened to be nearby again, I might stop at Del’s and try some of the other menu items. I certainly would not make a special trip nor would I leave a work deadline to come here.