Sugar & Ice

Delicious Gelato! Beautiful and fun décor and the outdoor patio has a view of a couple of made waterfalls. I do have to share when sitting out in the patio area it is a bit loud from the waterfalls. We visited here during the evening so the lighting of the falls was just beautiful.
But, I would love to sit indoors and take in the beauty of the décor. It also has a large tv screen, there may be another one but I noticed one.
The people were very friendly and read to serve you something delicious. Everything looked so delicious! We only had room for our gelato and we shared a plate of tiramisu dessert. Both were very good, but the tiramisu was a bit more decadent, with the hazelnut crust, yum.
Now this place is located inside of the Wynn Hotel, so it’s a very classy looking place. I can’t wait to try something different each time we visit!

In the Wynn hotel overlooking the mountain and waterfall. Great place to relax and have a coffee and gelato. seating inside or outside. Choose outside if the weather is right and enjoy the sight and sound of the waterfall.

One of the only disappointments at the Wynn
Sugar & Ice is located in the esplanade at the Wynn. Near the many boutiques, Sugar & Ice should be the perfect place to grab lunch, a snack, or something sweet before venturing out onto the Las Vegas Strip. Unfortunately, it’s far from perfect.
First of all, you can expect to wait quite some time for your food to be brought to your table. The menu is quite limited unless you are looking for gelato or cookies. If you’re looking for a salad or sandwich, you will have to make due with very few options. We ordered the grilled chicken panini. To our surprise, it was just sliced deli chicken and not a real grilled chicken breast. The bread was incredibly greasy and the cheese and aioli was way too salty.
If you are looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, this may be a good place to stop by. But if you are looking for lunch or a more substantial snack, this is not a good option. Not at all.

My sweet tooth thanks me for finding this sweet shop. I found myself coming here every morning during our weekend stay and enjoyed way too many pastries and hot cocoa. But my favorite part about this little café? The outdoor patio that sits against the backdrop of the man-​made (yet spectacular) waterfall. There’s something serene about enjoying hot cocoa and a pastry in this setting while everyone else is still passed out from the night before. There had some amazing looking paninis that I didn’t get the chance to try as well as ice cream, but if those are anything like what I had, I’m sure they are good. Not only is the Wynn a beautiful place to visit but do yourself a favor and indulge your sweet tooth at this little café.

I needed a quick breakfast/​lunch place and I stumbled upon the Wynn. I was hesitant to find food in there because there are so many fancy stores in there and I assumed all of any food in there would be hella expensive. Sugar and Ice is the first food shop you see when you enter and we walked most of the entire Wynn to find food but this was the only cheap place. There are macarons, pastries, and some want food goodies and even though I wasn’t gelato for breakfast or a granola yogurt cup, I opted for the spinach egg and cheese burrito. It took forever for the food to arrive and service isn’t very attentive but when I finally got it, that thing is massive. I only finished half the burrito or so and my three other friends picked at the other half. The egg is flavorless so you need salsa on the side. I thought for $ 8 it wasn’t that bad for a ok quality breakfast burrito.
**TIPS**
1) If you need cheap food and the only option is Wynn, then this is your only option.
2) Their chocolate crunch gelato looks so good. Get it.
3) Enjoy!

nice place to order something sweet and sit by the waterfall.
came here after walking up the whole strip and needed something the drink,
the sangria is delicious

This is inside Wynn so almost everything in here is expensive. I had Coffee with Chocolate Chip gelato, single scoop in a cup. I thought it was too little. I actually didn’t really care for chocolate chips in the gelato but overall it was pretty good. I’m surprised they didn’t have a regular coffee flavor or maybe they didn’t have it that day. However, they do have a lot of variety of sweets here so it can be hard to choose.
Service was good. The workers here are nice and friendly.
There’s lots of seating here so plenty of space to sit and rest.
Overall, good desserts but a bit pricey.

Very sweet ice cream store, pistachios and berries flavors were really creamy and tasted fresh.

Went there twice in that weekend for desserts. The staff is very friendly and they remembered me when I came back the second time.
The dessert choices were awesome and the hard part was selecting which one to eat. I ended up with 3 mini cup cakes.

We walked past here from the Encore to the strip everyday and finally caved in to try the macaroons.
4 of $ 6
Just grab a few and enjoy it while walking through the casinos!

Way across the other side of Wynn from the Tower rooms, totally worth the walk to get some easy, quick food. But it’s really the dessert stuff that makes it live up to its name.
Went here after a work dinner (very expensive restaurant, dessert didn’t appeal) when I knew I needed something sweeter than what was offered at the other place. Headed to this place, hesitated slightly when I was the frozen alcoholic treats, but zeroed in on my original choice to get a bananas foster sundae.
When you’re coming into the Wynn from the strip it’s one of the first places you’ll get to. Refreshing on many levels.

Probably the best thing going for this place is the outdoor patio facing the Wynn fountain but even the patio has limited seating. The gelato options are not very impressive with probably only about 8 flavors compared to Espressamente Lilly next door at The Palazzo. Espressamente Lilly easily has 20 over gelato flavors so I’d take the overpass that connects the Wynn and The Palazzo and head over there. A scoop of gelato is cheaper at Sugar & Ice for $ 4.50. A scoop at Espressamente Lilly is a dollar more.

Five stars for the out door patio that this little gem is hiding! It’s a perfect little hiding place with a few water falls and the perfect amount of sunlight. (I guess that depends on the time of day that you’re there though no?) What a pleasant surprise!
We dropped by Sugar & Ice while checking out the Wynn. The unsweetened ice tea wasnt anything special… but the Nutella Chocolate Bar was pretty damn good!
It’s a layer of chocolate, a crumbled cracker layer, a layer of MARSHMALLOW, a layer of chocolate, of course a layer of nutella and another crumbled cracker layer! Yummmy!
I wish I had a glass of milk with it! — Will definitely make it a point to grab another one of these the next time I drop by!

We happened upon Sugar and Ice while wandering around after dinner. Neither my sister nor I was even remotely hungry, yet we both stopped in front of Sugar and Ice, drawn in by the aroma of sweetness and that beautiful display of gelato. Before I knew it, we were standing in front of their display case of desserts, deciding between one of their amazing looking desserts or some gelato.
We settled on splitting two scoops of gelato — the blood orange and the double chocolate — although I really wanted to try all of them.
The gelato was de-​li-​cious. Like Italy good.
Beware, it is highly overpriced. I didn’t dock them any stars for that because, well, it’s Vegas, and it’s the Bellagio, and the venue is super cute and that is what you are paying for. and to me, it was worth it. If it wasn’t so hard to navigate around the strip, I would have wanted to come back for dessert again.
Verdict — pricey but worth it.

After the change from Pizza Place to Sugar & Ice, I just had to have their sundae because it was so delicious but pricey. Well you do get what you paid for, excellent food, top service and classy ambiance without the rowdy drunk obnoxious tourists.
I wanted to order the cheesecake sundae but they discontinued the strawberry gelato but she was nice enough to change the gelato flavor for just for one time. The place just streams 5 star and the waterfall in the background is the first thing you notice when walking inside and patio seating was great to relax admire the landscaping makes you feel you aren’t in the desert.

Having had fig gelato in Bellagio at Lake Como in Italy I was expecting something out of the ordinary here in Las Vegas. When I stepped out back to the patio and heard the roar of the rushing water, my senses were enveloped.
It was as if gelato reached way high and met Yosemite’s Bridalveil Falls. Even though the waterfall might have seemed out of place, I appreciate all the hard work and imagination that went into this patio. My dad being a retired landscape contractor likes explaining to me what an endeavor of this proportion takes to build. A spectacular patio all just for gelato?
Ok, so you don’t like gelato? Just walk in the back and walk out.
A lady in line repeatedly asked for frozen yogurt and she was told they only served gelato. I ordered salted caramel and and even though it was somewhat sweeter than I usually have, I liked it nonetheless. More of a sugar rush than sugar & ice for me.

So, $ 4.50 (single scoop) and $ 6.50 (double scoop) is a bit pricey for gelato, BUT I would spend that if I were craving gelato in Vegas. Liked Pistachio, tiramisu, capucchino or coffee (?).
There are a couple waterfall fountains out back that you can sit next to though I didn’t like how fake they looked.
Sugar and Ice also sells a variety of different branded chocolate bars that looked intriguing.

I hate giving any place 1 star but I have to.
Tried 2 gelatos — mango and salted caramel. The salted caramel had no sea salt at all and was too gooey and overly sweet. The mango was sour and did not really taste like mango.
Given the $ 9 we paid for these 2 individual separate scoops, and how bad they were, I simply cannot give this a «eek! methinks not» which is what Unilocal classifies as 1 star.

I stopped in at Sugar & Ice on 9÷15÷2012 and they were not «CLOSED» as Unilocal suggests.
It was our last day in Vegas, and my friend and I were partied out and just wanted to chill for a bit over something non-​alcoholic. We were walking around the Wynn and came across Sugar & Ice.
$ 6 for a double cappuccino was no bueno. If you are looking for coffee you’re better off at Starbucks or some other coffee joint. For $ 6 I could have indulged in another yummy sandwich at Earl of Sandwich at Planet Hollywood!
One thing nice is the outdoor seating that overlooks the waterfall. Though the waterfall is pretty darn loud, so you might have to speak up if you want to just hang out and talk over coffee.

won some money at the tables earlier and I said «what the hell», maybe I should eat something.
That something turned into the $ 24.95 1lb burger at Sugar & Ice café inside of Wynn’s Casino.
There were approx 50 customers, 49 of which ordered either ice cream or something sweet. I walked up and said «1lb burger, medium»
That poor Asian lady behind the counter gave me a double take, I said «yes I’m sure I want the 1lb burger. Oh no thanks, I don’t need any extra plates to share, just me»
They took what, 10 – 15 minutes to make this thing?
Burger was served on a cutting board so I sliced the burger into halves for easy handling and processing.
5 minutes later I was done.
who’s next?