Giving three stars really disappoints me after this much anticipated visit. When we were in Vegas last year, the Sugar Factory restaurants were closed. We were able to get one of the goblet drinks at their location in the Miracle Mile. When planning our trip for this year, I was delighted to discover the restaurant had opened in the Fashion Mall. We arrived at 9:45pm on a Tuesday night. There weren't many other patrons, but there was a table of about fifteen teenagers celebrating a birthday. They were really loud and rambunctious, but we didn't mind. Their energy was contagious and went well with the music blasting from the speakers. Yes, blasting! Don't expect to have a nice, dinner conversation when you're here. Our waitress promptly brought over menus. Excuse me. I should have said' "extensive menu", but I'm not complaining. Pages and pages of mouthwatering drinks and delectable desserts. I finally decided on the fried seafood platter and the sour apple lolly martini. The drink was great. The entree not so much. Basic seafood from a frozen box most likely. At least that's what it tasted like. They were out of the dessert we wanted to try so the waitress had them make us a customized sundae. Now that sundae was an absolute yummy treat. The best part of the visit. Our waitress was very attentive also. Almost to the point that I wanted to ask her to stop coming to the table so often. Seriously, whenever we were about to start talking, she would show up. Overall, not the great experience I wanted from this much anticipated visit.