"A rare 5-star for a food court spot — and totally deserved. While walking down Fremont Street with my family, we wandered into the Fremont Hotel looking for a quick bite. I expected average food court options… but the hotel and food hall were shockingly clean — like something you’d find in a high-end Beverly Hills mall. Right at the entrance was Craft Kitchen, and the menu instantly caught my eye: comfort food classics + Hawaiian-inspired dishes (these tugged at my island roots immediately). I tried the Hawaiian Garlic Chicken Bowl, my wife ordered the avo toast, and my daughter went for the garlic fries. Everything looked artisan-level — not “food court food.” This was Fast & Furious-level souped-up comfort food, beautifully plated and absolutely delicious. Portions were generous, flavors were on point, and I left both impressed and a little sad I couldn’t try more. So glad I stumbled into this place. Craft Kitchen is now my new favorite affordable off-Strip dining option. Highly recommend."

"Located inside the food court at the Fremont Hotel and Casino in downtown Las Vegas, this spot is a hidden gem. Service is quick and friendly, with a team that’s genuinely welcoming and helpful. The food? It is absolutely top notch—rich in flavor, generously portioned, and beautifully presented. Whether you're just passing through or exploring Fremont Street, this is a must-try dining stop while in Vegas."

"Coffee was burnt, avocado toast ($15) had an uncooked egg (see picture) with toast that was stale and hard as a rock (prior to toasting). Threw out food as I didn’t feel it was safe to eat. Cashier is flat out scary looking. Go to Dunkin literally across from it."

"Perhaps I have COVID and lost my sense of taste but this burrito wins the prize of 'the worst good ive ever eaten'. Its basically 2 pounds of bland potatoes on a thick with a dash of protein and rice with no taste"

"Most amazing chai tea here. Great food. Great service. Easy to find in the Food Hall inside Fremont hotel. Good pancakes. Highly recommend."