Was not sure what to expect because I hate Brand name souvenir shops designed to separate you from your money. However, several family and friends recommended it and we actually enjoyed it after we avoided the over priced shirts, hoodies, pillows, etc on the first floor and headed straight up the escalator to the restrooms and the food/drink area where we purchased the tastes of the world, two trays of different coke products from around the world, 16 different products in all. The employees were friendly enough and the price was reasonable. My issue was that no one told us the envelope on the top tray told you which drink was which. I thought it was just a receipt so we were guessing what the flavors were until my wife looked at it and showed us the descriptions of what we were drinking. The brief company history didn't mention the New Coke debacle. Anyway, we tried everything from Stoney Tangawizi to Bon Bon Anglais (Tanzania and Madagascar, respectively). All tasted okay except the Thums Up from India. Don't know what was in it- curry water or something, maybe- but it just didn't translate to may taste buds. Inka Kola from Peru was interesting- maybe it had some coke in it! Sunfill from Mauritus was good too. I think one issue people have is that some of those products come in colors or shades we don't normally experience in foods in our culture- black, light green, pink etc. Overall we had a good time and if you only have time to visit one food brand name attraction on the strip, I would recommend this over M&M and Chocolate World.

The Coca-Cola Store in Las Vegas is a must for fans of Coca-Cola.Its filled with wall to wall branded coke products,t/shirts,towels,alarm clocks,personalised bottles the lot.you can also try different coke flavours from around the world and have your photo taken with the famous polar bear from the coke adverts.