Shake Shack Las Vegas Premium Outlets

Low-Carb Lover’s Dream If you’re looking for high-quality burgers, Shake Shake is the place to be. The ingredients are fresh, and the flavor is on point. One unique option I really appreciated: instead of the typical bun, you can have your burger wrapped in crisp lettuce — a fantastic low-carb and healthy alternative. They also offer additions like avocado for an even more nutritious twist. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a great burger experience without compromising on health.

Ok where do I start price price price this food is expensive as heck. That's why they can't get a 5 star from over priced as heck. Now the chicken shack fire but i can go to chic fil a and get same flavor for cheaper if you can dig that. Now the cheese fries you got to get them hot because I think that's why I didn't like them cheese might have been better if it was fresh and hot. I will never eat at this place because of price period yall enjoy all you want I'm good on it Oh the milk shake good but for $6.49 never ever again fool me once shame on you and it will never be shame on me I'm good shake shack give me at least 25 dollars back

Delicious burgers and even better shakes! The strawberry one was so creamy! And the fried pickles, yum! Also the mango Lemonade is refreshing on a hot day.

The portions are so small. I don't see the attraction, Overpriced for what u get. Staff looks subpar. Would not go again to this location.

Review: A Pricey Proposition There's a certain buzz around a new eatery, a promise of a delicious and novel experience. When I heard about this spot, my expectations were high. The notes I gathered promised delicious burgers, creamy shakes, and a few other tantalizing tidbits. But as with any review, the full story is in the details, and this one, it seems, has a plot twist in the form of a hefty price tag. Atmosphere and Setting The initial impression of a place often sets the tone for the entire meal. While I can't speak to the exact decor, the feeling I got from my notes was one of casual indulgence. This is the kind of place you imagine stopping at on a hot day for something refreshing, a quick escape from the heat and the hustle. The promise of mango lemonade, a drink I found to be wonderfully refreshing, certainly fits this image. It's a simple pleasure, perfect for cooling down, and a great start to the meal. Food and Drinks Now, onto the main event. My notes raved about the burgers, but the real showstoppers seem to be the sides and shakes. The fried pickles were noted with a simple but emphatic "yum!" which suggests they were crispy, tangy, and addictive, a perfect appetizer. And then there's the star of the show, the strawberry milkshake. My notes called it "so creamy," a testament to its rich and luxurious texture. At first glance, this shake seems like a small slice of heaven. But as the saying goes, all good things come at a price, and here, that price is a steep one. The same can be said for the Chicken Shack, a sandwich that was deemed "fire" but immediately compared unfavorably to a more affordable competitor. The flavor might be on point, but if you can find a similar taste for less, the value proposition starts to crumble. The cheese fries were another point of contention. My notes suggest a potential for greatness, but the experience was marred by a lack of heat. Lukewarm cheese on fries is a letdown, and it’s a shame that a simple detail like temperature could detract from what could have been a standout side dish. Service My experience with the service was, to put it mildly, puzzling. Despite a notable lack of other customers and no queues, a simple milkshake took almost 20 minutes to prepare. This is a significant waiting time for a single item, especially one that is often a quick-serve staple. A delay this long, without a clear reason, can sour an otherwise pleasant meal and leaves you wondering about the efficiency of the operation. Price and Value This is where the review takes a sharp turn. The most striking and repeated point in my notes was the exorbitant cost. At $6.49 for a milkshake, the price is described as "expensive as heck." This sentiment echoes throughout the notes, with a clear and firm decision to "never ever again" patronize the establishment due to its high prices. The disconnect between the quality of the food and the steep cost is the central issue. It's one thing to pay for a premium product, but it's another to feel like you are being overcharged for what you receive. Conclusion This eatery is a tale of two halves. The food, particularly the burgers, shakes, and fried pickles, seems to be genuinely delicious. The flavors are there, and the quality is high. However, the experience is severely hampered by two key issues: slow service, even during quiet periods, and a pricing structure that feels unjustified. The cost is a major deterrent, so much so that it completely overshadows the positive culinary aspects. Verdict While the food is certainly good, I cannot recommend this place for anyone on a budget. The value for money simply isn't there. If you are willing to overlook the high prices and potential for slow service for a tasty treat, then by all means, indulge. But for most, the steep cost makes this a one-time experience rather than a regular destination.