Ciao Ciao Cafe Bar — Restaurant in Nevada

Holy mother of all rip offs on the strip. I know Vegas is expensive, but this place is a joke. I have to keep laughing to ignore the pain...

If I could rate this place zero stars I would. They don't have prices posted for good reason. It was my turn to buy a round of drinks for friends, and boy was I in for a rude awakening when it ended up being $115.00 for 3 vodka sodas. You read that right. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN DOLLARS FOR 3 TITOS AND CLUB SODAS. Two were triples in 32 oz cup, and one a double, but still-- three drinks cost more than three litres of Titos...more than three Titos handle bottles? Really?? You'd think for that robbery they'd at least give you a strong free pour, but no. Measured in a cup only Clay could see the measurement of. He charged me for two basic mixed drinks and a top shelf super margarita. (because the splash of orange juice I asked for in my vodka soda apparently constitutes a top shelf margarita?)

These aren’t fancy “take home your yard stick souvenir cup” drinks, just regular, disposable cups.

I was so shocked my brain went into panic mode and didn't register that giving these jerks a 25% tip meant adding almost another $30 more to the bill, but tappy tap went my traumatized little finger in auto-pilot on that tip screen anyway, not wanting to look like a cheap karen objecting to the stomach punch of this price tag in front of everyone.

You may be reading this and thinking, "oh, but that's what you get for wandering around drunk and drinking doubles and triples, you obtuse alcoholic!" But no. I am not a drinker. I had one drink before this (a single vodka soda, gun measured shot) and I nursed that drink for two hours before we came across this place. Since my friends decided to order triples here (cause Vegas), I thought ok, maybe just one double since it comes with lots of club soda...

Thanks for teaching me a lesson to ALWAYS ask for pricing before ordering drinks from a shady, rip off mall kiosk.

I dont know how these guys can look at customers with a straight face when it's time to show the price.

10/10 do...

Ciao Ciao, you officially have my heart! I’m super picky about my smoothies (texture, flavor, syrup ratio—you name it), but holy wow, Ciao Ciao did NOT let me down. Hands down, the best crazy mixed margaritas in all of Las Vegas!

I’ve been coming to Vegas since I was 7 years old (I’m 27 now—crazy, right?) and Ciao Ciao was always my go-to for their bomb AF gelato—especially the Banana Foster flavor (RIP, please bring it back, Caesar’s Palace!). Fast forward to now: being able to order their adult drinks feels like such a fun “I made it” moment.

Okay, I was slightly heartbroken they changed their gelato menu (again, Banana Foster, I miss you), BUT their drinks?? Next level. I was so obsessed, I had to come back for seconds before even going out for the night.

I tried both the Mango Tajín specialty and the Bloody Mary specialty margarita—and seriously, I’m speechless. The flavors literally melted on my tongue. Plus, the ice situation was perfect (double blended, no crunchy ice chunks here!). Shoutout to the amazing lady making our drinks on 03/30/2025 @ 6PM—her energy was everything! Honestly, her good vibes made the drinks taste even better.

Also: not too sweet! They had that perfect sour-savory balance that actually got us lit in the best way. I didn’t even feel like going out that night until I had my first sip—total game-changer for starting a fun night.

Ciao Ciao forever. Caesar’s...

My son wanted ice gelato. He is very particular. We had already gotten his little brother some from across the shops. However, since my other sons favorite flavor is mint. I decided to make the trip back through the crowded mall.

Small please .”smallest is 10.81” sighhhh ... ok. . I need some ID . Sorry I don’t have mine can I use Apple Pay?

No.

Ok well my wife is here with my 4 year old and she didn’t bring it. My son is starting to freak out because he wants his gelato. The wife walks up and asks.

No.

Ok how about this . I pull up her Facebook account with her profile pic, name, and she is standing right in front of the cashier.

No. It’s policy.

No, to me that’s a crutch to point to a sign and tell a customer no. She needs to have a little common sense that the ID. Check policy is in place for suspicious activity . Good customer service is having good common sense. Not turning down business when I proved identity right in front of them .

Bad bad customer service. My company has the same policy but there is a grey area based on your perception or if you provide secondary proof .

Kid is crying now . Guess it’s tome to go home sad . Happy...