Sprinkles

We stopped off at this cute cupcake shop on the way out the shopping area around the Linq (and the High Roller). We got a marshmallow filled chocolate (tastes like an gourmet hostess cupcake) and a black and white (chocolate cake with white frosting and chocolate sprinkles). They were both rich, moist and amazing! I didn’t eat mine until we were back at the hotel and I was kicking myself we didn’t get more.
Plus they have a 24 hour cupcake ATM, which is just beyond cute!

Good ice cream cupcakes. Nice place and perfect snack for hang out with friends. There is an ATM cupcake, which I thought is interesting and fun. I will return.

Sprinkles cupcakes have been my favorite cupcakes for years and still are! Every time I’m near a Sprinkles, I have to stop by!
Located in the Linq promenade, I made my way here after losing some money gambling (cupcakes fix everything).
There was a line with about 20 people for cupcakes. There was no one in line for their ice cream. One employee handed out menus so people could figure out what they wanted before getting to the counter. The next employee took the orders and boxed it up. The last employee worked the register. Super efficient! Don’t be discouraged by a long line, it will move fast! If they are out of something you might want, just ask– they might have more in the back that haven’t been brought out yet.
It was cold out so I’m guessing that’s why no one was ordering ice cream. It looks delicious though and I have to try it next time!

I love Sprinkles, no matter which shop I visit. I always have to stop in whenever I am near one! The Las Vegas one near the Linq promenade has the cupcake shop and ice cream shop, with the famous cupcake ATM on the outside. My favorite thing to get is the Sprinkles sundae with a cupcake and ice cream in the middle. They have an assortment of both to choose from so it is up to you on what to pair. They do have seasonal flavors so it depends on what time of year it is on which ones you will get to try. During October they had a caramel apple cupcake so I did a sundae, pairing it with the butter pecan ice cream. And of course I grabbed a smores cupcakle from the ATM on the way out! Both cupcakes were amazing and the ice cream was really good too. Definitely stop here when in the area. It is worth trying at least once.

Okay, I really don’t know what it is about this place, but I don’t think it is really that good. There’s too much frosting, and it’s too sweet. However, this place is like crack to me. I will never pass up an opportunity to come here and grab some cupcakes, furthermore, I am usually the one that suggests it. I know, weird. Hell, quite often I suggest going there to get some cupcakes from their «Cupcake ATM’ after-​hours. Crap, I’m starting to feen as I write this.
Although they have quite an array of flavors to choose from, I usually stick with their Milk Chocolate Cupcakes. My wife in the other hand has probably tried all of their flavors and her go-​to is the Red Velvet. I think what makes me not like their cupcakes too much is the fact that they use too much frosting and they’ve always been a little too dry inside. I prefer my cupcakes a little more on the moist side. Well, that’t not the only thing I prefer moist, but I’ll leave that one for another day.
All-​in-​all, I don’t really know what my infatuation is with this place, but I will definitely be making plenty more after-​dark ATM trips. Perhaps I just like to buy into the hype, although I do find the inside of their store to be very cute and simple.

I’m glad that Sprinkles made its way to Las Vegas. I first tried them in Phoenix and really enjoyed the taste of the cupcake.
Each day they carry about a dozen flavors with a couple that rotate. Most of the flavors are standard like vanilla, chocolate, red velvet, lemon, and carrot. The special flavors that are on rotation are more exciting like key lime, meringue, and margarita. The rotating flavors are why I return.
The actual cakes are good. The cake part is moist and delicious. I like the flavor of the frosting and the amount of frosting on each cupcake. I also like that they have a standard cupcake design with the simple sugar dot in the middle.
This location also has a cupcake ATM. Awesome! I get that they are just filling this from inside the building, but it’s a novelty and I am easily amused by this novelty. Of course this is how we opted to have our cupcake dispensed to us last time we visited. It really fits in with the fun, youthful vibe of The Linq.

I went here for my first time ever a few days ago. I love the location of it – right in the middle of everything in the Linq promenade.
Such a cute little store and I had excellent customer service here by one of the employees – Geraldine.
I got the captain crunch ice cream with red velvet brownies. Sooo delicious! Definitely recommend. My hubby got the red velvet default ice cream sandwich. No idea what flavor ice cream but it went well together. It had a picture on the menu.
Overall, if you’re in the area, check out this place for your ice cream cravings!

Going to school a few blocks away means that my friends and I frequent the Strip. Whenever we have a sudden craving for sweets, we usually just drive down to the Linq and grab a quick cupcake or ice cream from Sprinkles! Quick, friendly service and they never lets us down. There’s plenty of photo opps outside as well, which is always a plus!
Follow them on their Instagram! They have plenty of BOGO promotions, just make sure to whisper the secret word of the day to the cashier!

After going on the High Roller, we walked down the LINQ’s promenade. We stopped in front of this cute cupcake and ice cream shop. Everything on display looked so appetizing that we ventured in. The ice cream parlor is to the right and the bakery is to the left as you enter. They have about eight seats on the inside along the wall. We split up instead of doing double duty. The hubby hunted down the ice cream as I picked out the cupcake.
The first thing that I noticed as I looked around was the red waffle cones for the ice cream. As it turns out, it’s red velvet flavored. I would have tried it out, but the hubby decided on the regular cone instead. He showed up with the salty caramel in a waffle cone. As I headed toward the seats, I had a salty caramel cupcake with me. Ha, we must be salty caramel people!
Some of the other ice cream flavors are banana, butter pecan, cap’n crunch, pistachio, coffee, and mint chip. Other cupcake flavors are chai latte, lemon coconut, cuban coffee, dark chocolate, pumpkin, and strawberry. A single scoop of ice cream will run you $ 3.75. It’ll cost you a dollar more for the waffle cone. A cupcake is also $ 3.75, doesn’t matter what flavor.
The ice cream tasted better than the cupcake. The ice cream was smooth and creamy. I did not enjoy the cupcake. The frosting was hard. It was more of a fondant than a cream. It was so, so, so overly sweet. The cake itself was plain dry. I would most definitely go back for the ice cream but pass on the cupcake.

This was the first time I’ve ever tried Sprinkles if you can believe it.
I am usually not enticed by cupcakes but it was my mom’s birthday so figured it was as good a time as any. We tried the chocolate marshmallow, lemon coconut, chocolate peanut butter, chai tea, chocolate sprinkle and lemon.
My favorite was the lemon coconut since I’m a sucker for tart and fruity flavors. I was actually surprised that I liked them. I had low expectations but the cake was moist and had a great flavor. Per usual, I didn’t care for the icing, but that’s a personal preference.
They kept well over the next few days and stayed moist.

I am a cupcake/​baked goods aficionado. I love to bake and I LOVE to eat treats prepared at restaurants or specialty shops like Sprinkles.
I had never had one of these cupcakes before, but I have seen the owner on a TV show and ever since then I’ve been salivating. So when my hubby and I noticed a section of The Strip we’d never walked down before, and that they had a Sprinkles shop down the way, I was thrilled.
THRILLED.
The shop itself is small and quaint, clean and streamlined. They have several flavors of cupcakes on display and more flavors listed on the sign behind the counter. I am so into salted caramel right now that my heart knew immediately which flavor I was going to indulge in. My husband tried the red velvet, because red velvet is a flavor that makes comparisons very easy between brands, etc.
(For one thing, traditional red velvet has a hint of CHOCOLATE flavor, not cardboard. Also, traditionally it is paired with a cream cheese frosting, not cardboard flavored frosting. Not sure why, but tons of places, even fancy shmancy restaurants, screw this up. It is so basic that it blows my mind how many times people simply get it wrong. It’s red because cocoa powder used to go through some sort of chemical reaction during baking that turned it red, back in the days before stabilization, etc. Now you know. Red velvet should taste like chocolate, darnit!)
Anywho. Now that my blood pressure is back to normal, I must say I was happy with our cupcakes. They look very processed at a glance, however they claim they are made from scratch daily. The frosting did taste strongly of powdered sugar to me, but it was a wonderful, smooth texture. The cake was moist, but not overly flavorful, which is what my mind had imagined. At $ 3.25 or so per cupcake, it was about as good as what I had expected. I was surprised, actually, that they weren’t more expensive. Pleasantly surprised.
So, if you were to offer me a tray loaded with free Sprinkles cupcakes, I would snatch it from your bony grip and cower away into a corner to eat in private, peeking over my shoulder every now and then with a low guttural growl to ensure no one is approaching.
However, if you tried to get me to buy one from you for a few bucks, I’d probably pass. Unless I was stressed, then no price is too high. Am I right? Ehhhhhh… yeah. I’m so right.
Overall, I recommend to people who are stressed. If you are of the «French Macaron or nothing!» mindset, then move along; You probably won’t be impressed. Just saying.

Items Selected:
Pumpkin Cupcake
Strawberry Cupcake
S’mores Cupcake
Black and White Cupcake
Fudge Brownie
Caramel Apple Cupcake Sundae — Apple Pie Ice Cream, Salted Butterscotch, Whipped Cream, Graham Cracker Crumbles
Malted Milk Chocolate Ice Cream
Coffee Fudge Almond Ice Cream
Banana Ice Cream
Salty Caramel Ice Cream
Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream
Apple Pie Ice Cream
Having once waited nearly an hour for cupcakes when Sprinkles’ only outlet was a small shop in Beverley Hills, it was just after 11am that convenient valet parking was used to make a quick stop at the friendly Linq location, smiles on servers’ faces ever-​present with more than a dozen flavors of cake and ice cream from which to choose.
Missing its chance to trademark «The Happiest Place on Earth,» a sentiment seemingly shared by girls behind the counter and two youngsters with whom I waited in a line of just one before us, it was after a short bit of deliberation that a sizable order was crafted, the boxed and bagged sweets taken home for later indulgence while a delicious Apple Pie Sundae was upgraded to a cupcake sandwiched special, the first bites a tad too sweet with frosting while further mixing uncovered a beautiful sort of balance, the spicecake and graham cracker crumbles melding nicely with whipped cream and butterscotch amidst some of the creamiest fruit-​focused ice cream around.
Waiting until around 3pm for the rest, four cupcakes along with a brownie and six pints of ice cream given to me as a gift obviously far too much for one man to enjoy, it was with alternating bites that various items were sampled and with the oddly artificial tasting banana ice cream lone exception to items crafted from superior ingredients the results of everything else were decidedly quite excellent, the bruleed marshmallow fluff of a S’mores cupcake mellowing the bittersweet chocolate center atop a crunchy graham cracker base while Black & White riffed successfully on the deli cookie classic, the best bites of ice cream a tough decision between milk chocolate punched up with malt balls and aforementioned apple pie.
***** Rare to support an outsider over locals, and equally skeptical of high prices based on branding and swanky design, it remains difficult to find fault in a company that has continued to improve its standards despite mass expansion, a rare case where a once trendy choice has aged well with the times.

If you haven’t tried their Cap’n Crunch ice cream yet, you are missing out BIG TIME. Whoever came up with that flavor is a genius because I can’t quite get myself to order any other ice cream flavor from them. Their cupcakes are also very delicious and moist – can’t seem to catch their strawberry cupcakes before they sell out, but every flavor I’ve tried so far were all delicious!
Two complaints: their red velvet waffle cone cracks very easily, so the whole top half of my cone fell – along with my Cap’n Crunch goodness – when I was trying to eat it. Second complaint is their icing and the tendency it has to get crusty and sometimes dry.
Overall, I will definitely keep coming back for their ice cream (in a cup or sugar cone for sure).

I came here with a sweet tooth which rarely happens since I’m not a huge sweets person. I ordered the mini red velvet cupcake and it was delicious. The cake is very moist. The frosting was a little too sweet so I had a baby bite of it and it was tasty. I let my sister eat the rest.
I also believe this is the restaurant from one of the judges from cupcake wars which made me want to see the hype. It’s good but pricy. But don’t listen to me about prices of cupcakes since I’m not a huge sweets person.
I also ordered the regular coffee and the server dress it for you. I didn’t know that and wished that she asked me before making it for me.
Other then that, it’s a cute little shop outside the Linq casino.

Pros: if you never tried their cupcakes… They are super delicious! My classic favorite is red velvet but you almost not go wrong with any flavor to include pumpkin and strawberry. The staff girl there was super cheery and ecstatic about the bakery goods! This is the only sprinkles I know that also has ice cream right next door making it the biggest sprinkles I’ve seen.
Cons: these are definitely high end cupcakes so expect to pay close to $ 4 for one making them the priciest bakery goods too (but so worth it!)
Overall: if you are on this newly developed street, I would highly recommend stopping by!

Cupcake ATM??? OMG! I had to find this. I always wanted to go to Sprinkles ever since I’ve seen people post photos of their cupcakes and I heard about the place. But now that I heard about the ATM, the need magnified.
Sprinkles is located in the outdoor Linq Promenade on the way to the High Roller. The ATM is outside by the Sprinkles ice cream side. It has a touch screen and is a little more expensive than if you purchase inside the store so buy one for the experience and get the rest inside. It was so magical after you pay and you wait for the door to rise and you see that small pink box in the white light. It’s like heaven opened its doors. Yes, my heaven will be full of cupcakes.
We got a red velvet cupcake which was surprisingly pretty moist considering it was probably already boxed and waiting in the ATM lineup to be bought. I didn’t care for the fondant on their cupcakes but I guess it was more for decoration.
They have two sides, one for cupcake sand one for cookies and ice cream. We didn’t get to try anything else since we were full but next time we will. I finally got my Sprinkles! After reading reviews, I wish I got to take some home with me since it sounds like they keep pretty well.

I got the chocolate marshmallow cupcake and a strawberry ice cream cone. The cupcake was moist and beautiful to look at, with dark chocolate ganache covered marshmallow cream above the dark chocolate cupcake. The ice cream was super creamy and the scoop was considerably large! They are open late which made satisfying my sweet tooth after a Vegas show possible and fulfilling.
I am anxious to try the other flavors of cupcakes and ice creams! I did sample the dark chocolate ice cream and found it to be exceptionally rich and creamy. I also tried some of my wife’s red velvet upscale, moist and flavorful for sure!

bueno el helado no es malo es sabroso, no me gusto el sitio y le di dos estrellas porque pedimos helados 2 bolas de chocolates y 2 bolas de fresas, la muchacha las mezclo, una bola de vainilla y chocolate para mi y el otro vaso una bola de fresa y chocolate para mi amigo, cuando este le dijo que el queria solamente fresa y yo solamente chocolate, ellos respondieron que era obligado mezclar las bolas, quede impresionado o sea ellos pagaban o eramos nostros ‚$ 13.52 por 4 bolas de helado y de ellas solo pedistes una, no se como las personas aceptan que alguien te diga que comer, ciertamente no habia alrededor ninguna heladeria, pero se puede ir a otro sitio donde tu pagas por lo que quieras consumir, antes los duenos de cesar palace cuidaban a sus clientes, ahora dejan que desde que lleguen se sientan mal y lo peor pagando por un buen servicio, mis proximas vacaciones no seran mas en las vegas, no perderan millones pero si siguen haciendo esto con cada costumer que va se quedaran sin clientes, es adsurdo tener que soportarlos, ojala les vaya bien.

I mean, really, who doesn’t love cupcakes? I’m guessing you probably do since you’re reading this. If you don’t like cupcakes you are crazy!
Sprinkles doesn’t disappoint when it comes to their cupcakes. They are tasty and feel like they are fresh out of the oven.
They have different cupcakes that are featured every day and a few that are available every day. They also have season cupcakes.
At this location they also sell ice cream (wahoo!). Their ice cream availability is similar to their cupcakes.
I decided to get the sprinkles sundae. This is a cupcake with ice cream in the middle. I decided on vanilla bean ice cream and vanilla chocolate hazelnut cupcake. It really hit the spot and satisfied my craving.
The downfall for a local is that it is on the strip, it would be awesome if they opened another location that isn’t. But for now I’ll take the trip to the linq for these awesome cupcakes.

I knew the reviews were pretty bad for this place, but I was at the Linq for my first time ever, and I had to check out the cupcake ATM. I was surprised there was no line on a Saturday night walking up to Sprinkles. The store is small, one side is cupcakes only and the other side is just ice cream. I chose the triple cinnamon cupcake because the description sounded good. A lightly spiced buttermilk cupcake topped with cinnamon cream cheese frosting and dusted with cinnamon sugar, yum! The actual cupcake left something to be desired. The cupcake was dry and flavorless. For something that is supposed to have triple cinnamon, I barely tasted any at all. I love cream cheese frosting but this one was bland. How can a cupcake that sounds so yummy, be a total fail!!!
My friend got a double scoop of chocolate fudge almond ice cream, that was pretty tasty. I decided to get a kids cup of the Captain Crunch ice cream, and it was good, but I am glad I got a kids cup. The employees were friendly, but I don’t understand their ordering process. It is quite silly to take my name when I am the only patron in there, and the same girl walk over to the other side of the counter and put together my order and collect payment. It’s also weird that you can’t get cupcakes from the ice cream side and vice versa. A sign would be a nice indicator of that, so people don’t get confused. I wouldn’t come back here again, but it was definitely cool to see an ATM that dispenses cupcakes!

*** Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 67/​100***
I haven’t had Sprinkles cupcakes since we moved from California, I’ve been to this location once but it was for their ice cream. I got an email for a free birthday cupcake so I thought I’d redeem it since I haven’t had it in awhile. I guess the novelty has died down since it wasn’t busy at all when we went.
I got 3 cupcakes plus the free one: Chocolate marshmallow, S’more, Banana Peanut butter and Caramel vanilla at $ 3.75 each. Nothing really stood out, even the chocolate marshmallow which was once my favorite was just ok, I still like the bitterness of the ganache but that was it. The Caramel vanilla which was a suggestion by one of the girls tasted stale. Their specials for the month: S’more, dark chocolate cake with graham on the bottom and toasted marshmallow frosting was good but then again I like anything s’mores. The Banana peanut butter was banana cake with creamy peanut butter frosting wasn’t memorable either. I’ll probably be back at some point but there’s just too many options out there to settle.