The food and drink at Sugar Factory Las Vegas is a treat for all, offering guests a one-of-a-kind fun dining experience, serving delicious dishes to satisfy any craving. Created by world-class chefs, the signature menu offers everything from sweet to savory like pancakes, crepes, salads, burgers, pizzas, milkshakes, and so much more all available throughout the day. Sugar Factory Vegas also offers celebrity approved adult beverages made with premium spirits, including Sugar Factory’s signature 36-ounce alcohol-infused smoking candy goblets that are a must-try when you visit us! All of our adult beverage are also available without alcohol for the kids so they can enjoy the exciting experience as well. Find us on the Las Vegas Strip today!
Glam flagship of a global dessert-focused chain with American fare, fancy cocktails & a lounge.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3717 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (725) 777-1216
Website: https://lasvegas.sugarfactory.com/
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Reviews
I am a local Henderson resident and recently brought out of town guests to the Sugar Factory location on the corner of Harmon and Las Vegas Boulevard on Monday, February 9th. Unfortunately, what was supposed to be a fun stop for cocktails turned into one of the most uncomfortable and disturbing customer service experiences I’ve had on the Strip.
We arrived shortly after opening and ordered three cocktails. The bartender was initially pleasant. When it was time to pay (our bill was around $100), things went downhill quickly.
My sister’s Chase credit card was declined. She was confused, as it has a substantial credit line of $5,000 available, and was in good standing. My friend then provided her American Express PLATINUM card, which came back also “not working”.
I then handed over my debit card, which had more than sufficient funds, “not working” as well.
Three separate forms of payment from three different people being declined back to back clearly suggested a technical issue with the POS system. The staff appeared to be adjusting or resetting something behind the bar. Instead of calmly investigating, we were told we needed to pay cash.
I only had about $80 in cash at that moment and my guests did not carry any cash. I requested to speak with a manager to address what appeared to be a system malfunction.
The manager, Larry Morris (not even sure that’s his real name) , approached with visible irritation and an extremely hostile demeanor. Prior to even speaking to us, he had been walking around casting disapproving looks in our direction while we were speaking Spanish to one another. The tone shifted immediately once he got involved.
Rather than looking into the POS issue, he dismissively told us it was “not his problem” and insisted we go get cash. VERY insistent we get “cash”. He implied our cards had no money on them and stated he “didn’t care.” When I expressed that his implication was inappropriate and disgusting, and that three declined cards indicated a possible system issue, he responded, “If you give me attitude, I’ll give you attitude back.”
At this point we started exchanging words which put in a very upsetting position as I felt I needed to defend myself and it was tense and hostile. I called his attitude disgusting after what he said to me and instead of trying to have a dialogue, and seeking to understand what I was trying to explain to him, he escalated the situation by being aggressive and dismissive.
He then went as far as calling me “disgusting” and telling me I “look disgusting” before walking away.
Seconds after, I saw that another customer’s card was processed successfully. I asked the bartender to try one of ours again, and it went through immediately. As suspected, there was likely a temporary POS freeze or malfunction.
The technical issue itself was minor. The manager’s behavior was not.
His conduct was aggressive, condescending, and deeply unprofessional. As Hispanic women speaking Spanish among ourselves, the way we were treated felt discriminatory and unnecessarily hostile. Hospitality leadership should de-escalate situations, not inflame them.
After he walked away, I discreetly asked a staff member if he typically behaves that way. She looked around in terror to make sure he wasn’t nearby and nodded yes.
That response said everything.
I’ve lived in the Las Vegas area for years and frequently host guests on the Strip. I have never experienced this level of disrespect from management anywhere else.
Customer service matters. Leadership matters even more.
I sincerely hope corporate reviews how this location is being managed, because no guest, local or tourist, should be spoken to or treated this way.
Wow, what an unforgettable night at the Sugar Factory! Our server, Veronica, was absolutely AMAZING! She went above and beyond—super attentive, always checking in to make sure we had everything we wanted, and her recommendations were spot on. She made my son’s birthday so special with a fun birthday song and dance that had the whole table (and him!) grinning from ear to ear!
The vibes here are just perfect—the backdrops are so cute and make the BEST selfies and photos for special moments. Between the delicious treats, the fun atmosphere, and Veronica’s exceptional service, this was a celebration we’ll never forget. We can’t wait to come back!