Cymbiotika is headed to Las Vegas.
The supplement company, best known for its liposomal packets, is opening its first Cymbiotika Wellness Café at the Fontainebleau’s food hall Promenade later this summer. At the café, guests will be able to experience smoothies, juices, açai bowls, yogurt bowls, salads and wraps featuring the brand’s supplements. By adding Cymbiotika products to these beverages and meals, guests can opt for a specific health goal, from boosting immunity to supporting focus. There will also be grab-and-go items, as well as Cymbiotika products available.
Some of the brand’s bestselling products include Liposomal Vitamin C, $62, and Liposomal Glutathione, $88, and new launches include Liquid Colostrum, $88, and Irish Sea Moss, $65.
Cymbiotika Irish Sea Moss
“Opening our inaugural Cymbiotika Wellness Café at such an iconic and forward-thinking destination like Fontainebleau Las Vegas is a monumental achievement for us,” said Cymbiotika cofounder and chief executive officer Shahab Elmi in a statement. “Our mission has always been to empower individuals on their wellness journeys, and this café provides a unique way to experience the benefits of our supplements in a convenient and delicious format. We are excited to be part of Fontainebleau Las Vegas’ continued commitment to guest well-being.”
While the words Vegas and wellness may seem like polar opposites, the party destination has been getting a bit of a health refresh. For example, in-room IV drips, juice bars and luxe gyms have become the norm along the Strip.
“People aren’t really drinking anymore. Vegas once was an absolute party scene, and still is, but I think now… the environment is changing. Everything is about health and supplementation and finding alternatives to drinking but still having a good time,” said cofounder and chief operating officer Durana Elmi. “Generations now are so much more health-conscious and so much smarter in terms of how they’re living their life. They’re still having a good time. They’re still partying… but they’re doing it in a way where they’re not damaging their body.”
Fountainebleau, in particular, has a NutriDrip IV Lounge, IGK Salon, luxury fitness center and its Lapis Spa and Wellness.
In a statement, Michael Waltman, senior vice president of hospitality and nightlife at Fontainebleau, added: “Health and wellness have always been key pillars of the Fontainebleau Las Vegas guest experience. From the award-winning Lapis Spa & Wellness to our innovative fitness center, we pride ourselves on being a leader in wellness tourism with our best-in-class amenities and offerings. This partnership with Cymbiotika brings a natural synergy across our culinary, spa and fitness offerings, furthering our commitment to delivering a holistic and enriching stay at every touchpoint.”
The Cymbiotika Wellness Café is expected to open late summer.
