Had a lot of fun! This is a very creative place and the staff were lovely. Especially Lisa! We ordered a cheesy flat bread, Mac n cheese, a raspberry glazed salmon, and loaded nachos! They were all divine.

I love the atmosphere as it’s very unique and entertaining to be in! I think the service was good, the servers were great to have, and even without a reservation we managed to have a good experience. I ordered the python pasta (chicken Alfredo) and a strawberry lemonade and i was a little disappointed by the food. The lemonade tasted very watered down, the pasta’s chicken was pretty dry and hard to chew with how dry it was, and the bread with the pasta was too hard for me to bite from. I did like that we got to keep the glasses as souvenirs and my fries were better than the pasta so at least I got to enjoy something. I recommend the place for family visits for sure, it’s cute watching the children enjoy the venue and how cool the animals looked in there.

Love this place! Wish they still had the one in WA! I was so glad to experience it again for the first time in years! Atmosphere was amazing, staff was amazing and food was excellent! My boys would love this, I may have to bring them here just so they can experience this amazing place! My wife scarfed down her burger which is a rare event, that says alot about the quality! Perfectly cooked, super cheesy and portion size was perfect! Thank you staff🙏

We always visit because my daughter loves coming here. This visit was disappointing. We did not get our picture taken no one ever asked tbey walked by multiple times, we tried to get the attention of the ballon lady she was just leaning against the wall and she never acknowledged us. The food was ok the burger tasted like sausage meat and was not cooked properly, my fries were soggy, we told the waiter and he did nothing. It was not a good visit this time all other times we have had wonderful experience.

As a Torontonian visiting, being able to experience the Rain Forest Cafe after so many years was such an great experience! Our waiter Ronnie was fantastic - she was attentive, patient and efficient. Overall the food, service and ambiance was lovely. Such a treat.

An Ambiance of Mixed Experiences: Rainforest Cafe Las Vegas Review My recent visit to the Rainforest Cafe in Las Vegas offered quite a mixed experience. As my party and I entered the restaurant, we did so through the second level of the mall, where we couldn't help but notice the gift shop. It was a bit of a departure from my expectations because I had assumed it would be located on the casino floor, but I guess things have changed over the years. Upon arrival, we were met with a wait, and our initial interaction was with a photographer who was eager to take our picture and sell it to us. He made it clear that he worked for tips, repeatedly mentioning it. We decided to have our photo taken, though personally, I wasn't too concerned about having my picture taken, and was a bit bothered by the experience. What struck me as odd was that I immediately noticed a significant number of empty tables in the restaurant, with approximately half of the place unoccupied. This left me puzzled as to why we had to wait for 15 minutes for a table despite the apparent availability. The menu, though somewhat limited, did offer some intriguing selections, ranging from steak and shrimp to chicken pasta and various seafood dishes. For our main meals, I ordered the chicken quesadilla, while my wife opted for the adventure appetizer, which included chips, artichoke dip, mozzarella sticks, chicken strips, and Mexican rolls. The tab for our meal came to $60, which felt a bit steep. One notable letdown was the iced tea; it was watered down and had an odd tang, making it a rather disappointing choice, especially considering its high cost at $5.00. Tea is my go to wherever I go. On the upside, the Rainforest Cafe did provide a unique and entertaining atmosphere. The simulated lightning and thunder experiences were especially cool, and the presence of animatronic animals and jungle sounds added to the overall ambiance. What surprised me was that the noise level was quite manageable; it wasn't overly loud, allowing for enjoyable conversations. The restaurant caters to family visits, offering upbeat music and a creative and fun atmosphere. However, our waitress seemed to lack attentiveness. Given that the restaurant wasn't very busy, we expected better service but saw little of her. I tipped accordingly. Nonetheless, in terms of the food, the chicken quesadilla was a highlight, with a very satisfying taste. The chips and artichoke dip were also good, but the chicken fingers were a letdown. Our friend, Sammi, enjoyed her side salad and found it tasty, while Rob was pleased with his chicken fried chicken. In sum, Rainforest Cafe in Las Vegas offers a unique and entertaining dining experience with a few hiccups in terms of service and some menu items. I would recommend this place for families and for the experience, but would probably skip it if you're looking for a better restaurant with good service and food.

Food was decent. The service was OK. The waitress was happy that a mistake made in our order was not hers but the person who delivered it to the table. That's seems not so great team work. The shrimp dish was not good.

Such a cool place, yummy food, great atmosphere you can't get anywhere else, and nice staff. I remember at one place that the animals at chatterer and sang after the storm?