Las Vegas Ice Cream and Gelato: Shops, Locations and Costs

For ice cream or gelato in Las Vegas, start with a shop near the rest of your day: Café Gelato at Bellagio, Il Gelato at Eataly, Salt & Straw at Paris or Flamingo, or Sorry, Not Sorry Creamery downtown and around the valley. Choose by location, dessert format and the current counter menu. A trip across town can cost more than the difference between two cups.

Locations, menus and posted hours checked October 16, 2026. This shortlist compares practical options; it is not a claim that every flavor has been personally tasted or that one shop suits everyone.

Ice cream and gelato options by location

Bellagio’s linked menu lists 9-ounce and 12-ounce gelato sizes, a sundae, and an affogato combining gelato with espresso. Examples on that menu include pistachio and stracciatella; the display determines what is available when you visit. Eataly describes making its gelato and sorbetto in small batches. Its gelato counter opens later than the overall marketplace, so a 7 AM Eataly arrival does not establish gelato service.

Salt & Straw also lists an UnCommons branch at 6815 Tom Rodriguez Street, with 11 AM–11 PM hours. That can fit a southwest-valley outing. Choose the branch deliberately rather than assuming a search result refers to the Strip.

Match the stop to your route

If you are already visiting Bellagio, compare its counter before arranging another journey. For a Park MGM meal, Eataly can keep dinner and dessert in one stop. Around Paris or Flamingo, check the nearer Salt & Straw location. For a Fremont Street evening, check the downtown creamery’s service day and limited selection.

Use the Strip transport and walking guide to include resort corridors, crossings and the return journey. The Downtown versus Strip guide helps keep dessert inside the itinerary you actually want instead of making it an unnecessary cross-city trip.

Price the actual cup and the journey

The official menus and location pages reviewed did not establish a consistent current scoop price across these shops. Check the selected size, cone or cup, toppings, tax and any service charge before ordering. An online delivery total may buy a pint and include different charges from an in-person scoop.

For a simple hypothetical comparison, two nearby $8 cups cost $16 before tax and extras. Two $6 cups plus $24 in extra round-trip transport cost $36 on the same basis: $20 more overall despite the lower cup price. These are planning amounts, not shop quotes. If the transport was already part of your day, count only the additional cost attributable to dessert.

Keep a separate dessert allowance within a daily food budget. For a seated meal followed by dessert, use the dinner-for-two cost examples to count the full order and avoid adding a second tip allowance when one is already included.

Choose from the counter, not a generic quality rule

Compare the current flavors, serving size and the texture you prefer. Ask whether tasting samples are offered before relying on them. The words “gelato,” “sorbet” or “artisanal” do not by themselves answer ingredient or dietary questions; ask staff about the specific flavor, cone, toppings and shared utensils. Do not infer freshness or quality solely from the color of a flavor, the price, or whether a display is covered.

A coffee-and-gelato stop can serve a different purpose from a full breakfast. For an early start, compare breakfast options before 8 AM using their actual opening times.

Sources and current menus

• Bellagio Café Gelato location and hours and its linked menu.
• Eataly Las Vegas address and Il Gelato counter details.
• Salt & Straw official locations.
• Sorry, Not Sorry Creamery official branches and hours.