Dessert in Las Vegas ranges from precise French pastry to milkshakes that appear to have been approved by a structural engineer. The city does both ends of that spectrum extremely well.
If you are searching for the best desserts in Las Vegas, this guide covers the Strip, Downtown, Chinatown and local neighbourhoods, with options for pastries, ice cream, doughnuts, cakes, plated desserts, late-night sweets, family-friendly treats and over-the-top Vegas creations.
📅 Last updated: November 1, 2026
VegasWizzard pick: Luv-It Frozen Custard for a classic local frozen-dessert stop, Dominique Ansel for pastry, Sorry Not Sorry Creamery for ice cream, Saint Honoré for doughnuts, Black Tap for something ridiculous and photogenic, and Gäbi Coffee & Bakery for a Chinatown café stop.
⚡ Quick Picks: Best Desserts in Las Vegas
Best for | Dessert spot | Area | Budget |
Best classic frozen dessert | Luv-It Frozen Custard | East of the Strip | $$–$$$ |
Best pastry | Dominique Ansel Las Vegas | Caesars Palace | $$ |
Best ice cream | Sorry Not Sorry Creamery | Multiple locations | $ |
Best doughnuts | Saint Honoré | Multiple locations | $–$$ |
Best huge milkshake | Black Tap | The Venetian | $$ |
Best Chinatown café | Gäbi Coffee & Bakery | Chinatown | $–$$ |
Best quick Strip dessert | Milk Bar | The Cosmopolitan | $–$$ |
Best classic resort patisserie | Bellagio Patisserie | Bellagio | $$ |
Best viral dessert | Creamberry | Southwest Las Vegas | $–$$ |
Best late-night Chinatown sweets | Is Sweet Coffee & Dessert | Chinatown | $ |
🏆 15 Best Dessert Spots in Las Vegas
1. Bellagio Patisserie
Best for: Classic resort pastry, gelato and crepes
Area: Bellagio / Central Strip
Budget: $$
Good for: Coffee, breakfast pastry, sightseeing breaks
What to order: Gelato, macarons or a crepe while visiting the Conservatory
Bellagio Patisserie is one of the easiest high-quality dessert stops to work into a normal Strip day. The current menu includes pastries, gelato, chocolates, macarons and crepes, and Bellagio currently lists daily opening from early morning until late evening.
Because it sits close to the Conservatory, it is particularly useful when visiting Bellagio without wanting a full restaurant meal.
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2. Dominique Ansel Las Vegas — Caesars Palace
Best for: French pastry and signature creations
Area: Caesars Palace / Central Strip
Budget: $$
Good for: Pastry fans, couples, afternoon stops
What to order: A signature pastry or the current seasonal creation
Dominique Ansel's Las Vegas bakery is one of the best pastry stops on the Strip. The Caesars Palace location serves the chef's signature creations alongside Las Vegas-specific pastries, making it more interesting than a generic casino bakery.
Caesars currently continues to feature the bakery as one of the resort's headline dining concepts, so this remains a strong, current recommendation for 2026.
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VegasWizzard tip: This is easiest to combine with Caesars Palace, Bellagio, Paris or the Forum Shops rather than making it a separate journey.
3. Sorry Not Sorry Creamery
Best for: Ice cream
Area: Multiple Las Vegas locations, including Downtown
Budget: $
Good for: Families, couples, hot-weather afternoons, late sweets
What to order: Ask about the current rotating flavour and a house specialty
Sorry Not Sorry Creamery is one of the strongest local ice-cream choices in Las Vegas and now has several valley locations. The Downtown location is particularly useful for visitors because it can be combined with Fremont Street rather than requiring a suburban detour.
The current location list includes Downtown, Flamingo, Centennial, Eastern and Henderson, with several locations staying open until late evening or midnight on weekends.
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4. Saint Honoré Doughnuts & Beignets
Best for: Doughnuts and beignets
Area: Multiple Las Vegas locations
Budget: $–$$
Good for: Breakfast sweets, families, photos, takeaway
What to order: A brioche doughnut or beignet; seasonal flavours are worth checking
Saint Honoré is a locally owned Las Vegas patisserie specialising in brioche doughnuts, French Quarter-style beignets and rotating seasonal flavours. The doughnuts are made from scratch and decorated individually, so this is a much better choice for a dedicated doughnut stop than defaulting to a national chain.
Vegan and gluten-free doughnut options are also offered, which makes Saint Honoré more useful for groups with different dietary needs.
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5. Black Tap — The Venetian
Best for: Huge milkshakes and Vegas spectacle
Area: The Venetian
Budget: $$
Good for: Families, sharing, photos
What to order: A CrazyShake to share
Black Tap's CrazyShakes are less beverage and more edible building project. Expect towering toppings, cake, cookies, whipped cream and enough sugar to briefly make dentistry feel like a growth industry.
This is not the choice for refined pastry. It is the choice when somebody in the group explicitly wants the ridiculous Las Vegas dessert they saw online. Sharing is usually sensible.
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6. Gäbi Coffee & Bakery
Best for: Korean-inspired café desserts and pastries
Area: Chinatown / Spring Mountain Road
Budget: $–$$
Good for: Coffee, cake, couples, afternoon breaks
What to order: A matcha pastry or signature cake with coffee
Gäbi combines specialty coffee, artisan bakery items, matcha and Korean-inspired desserts in one of Chinatown's most distinctive cafés. The interior is part of the appeal, but the food is substantial enough that this is not merely an Instagram set with coffee attached.
Its Spring Mountain location currently opens daily from morning until late evening, making it useful for breakfast pastries, afternoon coffee or dessert after dinner elsewhere in Chinatown.
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7. Milk Bar — The Cosmopolitan
Best for: Quick famous Strip sweets
Area: The Cosmopolitan / Central Strip
Budget: $–$$
Good for: Takeaway, first-time visitors, late sightseeing
What to order: A Milk Bar cookie, cake slice or Cereal Milk soft serve
Milk Bar is known for playful American-style desserts including cookies, cakes and soft serve. The real advantage in Las Vegas is convenience: it is easy to reach while walking between Bellagio, The Cosmopolitan, ARIA and Planet Hollywood.
I would not cross the whole city specifically for it, but as a quick central-Strip dessert stop it remains extremely practical.
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8. Luv-It Frozen Custard
Best for: Classic frozen custard and old-school Las Vegas appeal
Area: East of the Strip / near Downtown
Budget: $–$$
Good for: Families, late-night dessert runs, local-style treats
What to order: A Western sundae with hot fudge, hot caramel and pecans, or a frozen custard shake
Luv-It Frozen Custard is a long-running Las Vegas dessert stop known for rich frozen custard, sundaes, shakes and take-home quarts. It is away from the main resort corridor, so it makes most sense if you have a car or do not mind taking a short rideshare.
The classic Western sundae combines hot fudge, hot caramel and pecans, making this a better choice for a traditional American frozen-dessert experience than a standard Strip ice-cream counter.
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9. Creamberry
Best for: Viral and over-the-top ice cream desserts
Area: Southwest Las Vegas
Budget: $–$$
Good for: Families, social-media desserts, groups
What to order: The cotton-candy ice-cream burrito
Creamberry is known for the cotton-candy ice-cream burrito, one of those creations that could only become famous in a city where normal portion sizes are treated as a lack of ambition.
The shop also serves ice cream and other novelty desserts. It is well away from the Strip, so this makes most sense if you have a car or are already exploring the southwest side of Las Vegas.
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10. Is Sweet Coffee & Dessert
Best for: Late-night Chinatown dessert café
Area: Chinatown
Budget: $
Good for: Groups, cake, coffee, late sweets
What to order: A slice of cake or an Asian-style dessert with coffee or tea
Is Sweet is a long-running Chinatown dessert café serving cakes, drinks and Asian-inspired sweets. It is particularly useful after dinner on Spring Mountain Road because current listings show it operating into the evening and around midnight.
Choose this for a relaxed café stop rather than a formal plated-dessert experience.
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11. Sweet Sin — LINQ Promenade
Best for: Cupcakes, macarons and easy central-Strip sweets
Area: LINQ Promenade
Budget: $–$$
Good for: Families, quick stops, casual dessert
What to order: A cupcake or a selection of macarons
Sweet Sin is useful when you want something sweet while already exploring the central Strip. Cupcakes, macarons and colourful individual desserts make it easy to stop briefly rather than committing to another sit-down restaurant.
The LINQ Promenade location makes it particularly convenient around Caesars Palace, Flamingo and The LINQ.
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12. Ghirardelli Ice Cream & Chocolate Shop — LINQ Promenade
Best for: Chocolate, ice cream and an easy Strip stop
Area: LINQ Promenade / Central Strip
Budget: $–$$
Good for: Families, gifts, walk-up desserts and sightseeing breaks
What to order: A hot-fudge sundae or one of Ghirardelli's chocolate-and-ice-cream desserts
Ghirardelli is a reliable choice when you want a recognisable chocolate brand, a generous ice-cream dessert and a convenient location while exploring the central Strip. The LINQ Promenade setting makes it easy to combine with the High Roller, Flamingo, Harrah's and nearby attractions.
This is more of a casual walk-up stop than a destination restaurant, but that is exactly why it is useful for visitors who want something sweet without booking another meal.
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13. Randy's Donuts — Resorts World
Best for: Iconic doughnuts and easy North Strip access
Area: Resorts World / North Strip
Budget: $
Good for: Families, quick breakfasts, takeaway and late-night cravings
What to order: A classic glazed doughnut or one of Randy's oversized signature doughnuts
Randy's Donuts gives visitors an easy way to try the famous Los Angeles doughnut brand without leaving the Strip. The Resorts World location is especially convenient for visitors staying on the North Strip and is listed by the resort as open 24 hours.
This is a practical current option for visitors who want familiar, fun doughnuts in a convenient Strip location. The menu is more traditional than some of the city's former oversized doughnut concepts, but it is easier to reach and currently operating.
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14. Dandelion Chocolate — The Venetian
Best for: Craft chocolate, hot chocolate and elegant gifts
Area: The Venetian / Grand Colonnade
Budget: $$–$$$
Good for: Chocolate lovers, coffee breaks, couples and take-home gifts
What to order: House hot chocolate, a chocolate dessert or a single-origin chocolate bar
Dandelion brings its bean-to-bar approach to The Venetian, making small-batch chocolate from cocoa beans and organic sugar. The café also serves house-made desserts, pastries, speciality coffee and hot chocolate, so it is more distinctive than a standard resort sweet counter.
It is a particularly good choice when you want to sit down with a quality chocolate drink or buy a more memorable edible gift before leaving Las Vegas.
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15. Salt & Straw — Flamingo Las Vegas
Best for: Inventive small-batch ice cream
Area: Flamingo / Central Strip
Budget: $$
Good for: Families, couples, walk-up desserts and unusual flavours
What to order: Sea Salt with Caramel Ribbons, Honey Lavender or a rotating seasonal flavour
Salt & Straw is a strong addition for visitors who want more interesting ice cream than a standard scoop. The Flamingo shop is close to the LINQ Promenade and has convenient street-level access, making it easy to add to a central-Strip walk.
The menu combines permanent favourites with rotating flavours, so it is worth checking the current selection before visiting. The Flamingo location is also useful for later dessert stops, with official listings showing evening opening.
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🌐 View the official Salt & Straw page
🎰 Best Desserts on the Las Vegas Strip
For convenience, start with Dominique Ansel, Ghirardelli, Bellagio Patisserie, Milk Bar, Black Tap, Salt & Straw and Sweet Sin. These all fit naturally into sightseeing routes and do not require leaving the resort corridor.
🍨 Best Ice Cream in Las Vegas
Sorry Not Sorry Creamery is the strongest local recommendation. Creamberry is better when novelty matters more than restraint, while Bellagio Patisserie is convenient for gelato during a central Strip day.
🍩 Best Doughnuts in Las Vegas
Saint Honoré is the strongest dedicated choice for polished doughnuts and beignets. Randy's Donuts is the easiest current Strip option for a familiar, oversized doughnut brand.
❤️ Best Desserts for Date Night
Choose Dominique Ansel for pastry, Luv-It for a relaxed old-school dessert stop, or Gäbi for a more casual café date. A high-end restaurant dessert also makes more sense than travelling elsewhere if you are already having a special dinner.
👨👩👧 Best Desserts for Families
Black Tap, Creamberry, Sorry Not Sorry Creamery, Sweet Sin and Randy's Donuts are the easiest crowd-pleasers. The more ridiculous creations are usually best shared, unless the family has formally abandoned moderation for the duration of Nevada.
🌙 Best Late-Night Desserts in Las Vegas
Late-night hours change frequently, but Is Sweet, Sorry Not Sorry Creamery, Salt & Straw at Flamingo, resort dessert counters and selected Chinatown cafés are useful starting points. Always check current closing times before travelling specifically for dessert.
💸 Cheap Desserts in Las Vegas
Ice cream, doughnuts, individual pastries and café desserts are the easiest way to keep the bill sensible. Dedicated plated-dessert experiences and resort restaurants cost more, but can be worthwhile when the experience itself matters.
📍 Best Desserts by Area
Central Strip: Dominique Ansel, Ghirardelli, Bellagio Patisserie, Milk Bar, Sweet Sin and Salt & Straw
North/Central Strip: Black Tap and Dandelion Chocolate
Downtown: Sorry Not Sorry Creamery
Near Downtown: Luv-It Frozen Custard
Chinatown: Gäbi and Is Sweet
Southwest Las Vegas: Creamberry
❓ Las Vegas Dessert FAQs
What is the best dessert place in Las Vegas?
Luv-It Frozen Custard is a strong choice for a classic local frozen dessert. Dominique Ansel is better for pastry, while Sorry Not Sorry Creamery is the best starting point for ice cream.
What are the best desserts on the Las Vegas Strip?
Dominique Ansel at Caesars Palace, Bellagio Patisserie, Milk Bar at The Cosmopolitan, Ghirardelli at the LINQ Promenade and Black Tap at The Venetian are among the easiest strong choices.
Where can I get a huge dessert in Las Vegas?
Black Tap is the obvious choice for giant CrazyShakes, while Creamberry specialises in novelty desserts including its cotton-candy ice-cream burrito. For chocolate-focused treats, Ghirardelli and Dandelion are easier central-Strip options.
Where is the best ice cream in Las Vegas?
Sorry Not Sorry Creamery is the strongest dedicated local pick and has several Las Vegas locations, including Downtown.
Where can I get dessert late at night in Las Vegas?
Chinatown cafés, Downtown ice-cream shops and casino-resort dessert counters are usually the best places to look. Hours change, so verify the current closing time.
What is the best dessert in Chinatown Las Vegas?
Gäbi is excellent for coffee, pastry and cake, while Is Sweet is useful for a more casual late-night dessert café in Chinatown.
Where should I go for doughnuts in Las Vegas?
Saint Honoré is the strongest polished local doughnut recommendation, while Randy's Donuts is a convenient North Strip option for a familiar, oversized doughnut brand.
Are there cheap desserts on the Strip?
Yes, although “cheap” remains relative on Las Vegas Boulevard. Individual pastries, cookies, ice cream and cupcakes are usually considerably cheaper than plated restaurant desserts.
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