Just FYI: We were just (09-25-26) at this Holiday Inn where the Purple Sage is inside the hotel…read morebuilding and were saddened to see it's closed for renovations. I didn't think to ask when it was going to be up and running again...I just wanted to mention that in case anyone was looking forward to dining or having drinks there. We could have used a good burger and fries. Oh well...maybe next time. P.S. spoiler alert, they're doing other renovations which made our recent trip less than optimal, so just be aware. I'll likely do a seperate review of Holiday Inn.

The Purple Sage is the Newly opened restaurant located inside the Holiday Inn Hotel. The dining…read moreroom is fresh and clean as you would expect from a new establishment. The waitress was professional , efficient and welcoming. We ordered the sweet soy salmon and the All American Burger. The orders were perfectly prepared and flavorful. The only negative is the limited menu. I hope in the future they expand their menu. As of now they only offer maybe 10 items, if not less. This restaurant is a fine place to eat if you're staying at the hotel, otherwise with the limited menu , you have plenty of other options in the area. Plenty of parking located on the north side of the hotel.

Great lunch here. But be warned - photos make it appear it's a counter order type of place. And…read moremaybe it was recently. But now it's a sit down spot with full service. Very cute place. Great food - everything was fresh and hot and flavorful. I found the prices to be very very reasonable. We all agreed the Greek Fries were the best. The souvlaki was amazing and my husband enjoyed his sandwich.

First time here, took my mom and wife out for lunch. Mom had pastrami on rye bread, I had the rice…read morebowl with three meats, sausage, chicken and strips of beef with veggies. Wife had a Greek salad. Food was outstanding as was the service. Jeff Downey, California

Great steak and wonderful service and the early special is a great deal. Definitely enjoyed our…read moredinner. Thanks

The view is the draw. You look over the lovely golf course. This area of Nevada is stunning…read more Food wise, no complaints. The four of us had a variety. A cobb salad, fine, fresh, good grilled chicken. Burger. Fine. Cheesesteak, not the best I've ever had but nothing to complain about. And a waffle (for lunch!). All in all the food is fine. Service was a little slow but they seemed understaffed. Overall, this is a decent lunch with a great view.

Had a passion fruit juice, pisco sour, traditional white fish ceviche, and a pork belly cilantro…read morerice dish. Spectacular. I cannot fathom how I need to be in the middle of MesquiNevada to enjoy good Peruvian food. My only tip is to understand the restaurant front is hidden behind the Dermatologist office. Like, impossible to find without determination and attention to detail. Nearly walked away once we circled parking lot. So glad we did not drive away!

I've had Lomo Saltado on my mind ever since I first tried it in Chile, so I've been wanting to try…read morethis place for years. I finally made the trip to Mesquite, and I'm glad I did. The restaurant itself is quaint and has a nice, casual atmosphere. The Lomo Saltado had tender beef, onions and tomatoes tossed in a savory sauce and served with rice and fries. Such a simple combination of flavors and textures, but damn, does it work. For me, huevo frito is a mandatory addition. I love the yolk nice and runny so you can break it over the rice and let it soak up all that goodness. My egg was more cooked than I prefer this time, but that's a minor critique of an otherwise delicious meal. The one area that could use some improvement is the service. I'm not sure if they were simply understaffed during my visit, but service was noticeably slow and not quite as attentive as I would have hoped. Nothing that ruined the experience, just something that could make an already good little restaurant even better. The food definitely satisfied the craving, and I'd happily give them another visit.

What a hidden gem! I…read morestumbled across this café while staying at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, and I'm so glad I did. The atmosphere was welcoming, the staff was genuinely friendly, and it was the perfect place to slow down for a bit in the middle of all the excitement that Vegas has to offer. The food was fresh, delicious, and exactly what I was hoping for. Everything came out quickly, was beautifully presented, and you could tell care went into every detail. My coffee was fantastic too--rich, flavorful, and the perfect way to start the day. One thing that really stood out was the service. It's rare these days to find people who make you feel like they're genuinely happy you're there, but that's exactly how I felt. Those little interactions make all the difference. Whether you're staying at the hotel or just looking for a great breakfast, coffee, or lunch spot away from the chaos of the Strip, this café is absolutely worth the stop. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Las Vegas. Five stars all day long!

Been twice in last year- last time we had chili relleno and loved it so much- sad to see it taken…read moreoff menu. This time we got cheeseburgers and pancakes and it was also phenomenal! Salvador was the best server we've had on this trip. Definitely coming back! (*please bring back Chili Relleno!)

I was a little apprehensive about Wedgies after reading the Yelp reviews. They all seemed to have…read morethe same theme: poor or slow service. Our experience wasn't that bad, but maybe my expectations were already set low. The wings were very good. The mini tacos came across like frozen store-bought tacos that were elevated by a restaurant-quality deep fryer. Other guests seem to rave about the pizza. Seriously, you guys need to get out more. The pizza reminded me of a late-night college drunk meal where your roommate swears he can make a good pizza. That said, the pizza is clearly designed for drunk people, and after way too many drinks, I could absolutely see myself smashing 7 or 8 slices. Service was okay, but a little slow. Ben reminded me we were one of only two tables and it was not ok, so fair enough. This was our second dinner in Mesquite, and I'm noticing a common theme: the bar comes first, and dinner guests who aren't drinking copious amounts of alcohol come second. Overall, it wasn't a remarkable experience, but it wasn't bad either. The wings were the highlight. Everything else was just kind of there.

Our first time there. Good food, decent prices, waiters were friendly. I will go back and recommend…read moreit to others. But go early as they fill up!

Please note this Peggy Sue's is not affiliated in any way with Peegy Sue's in Yermo CA…read more The diner has a great 50's vibe and decor the food was good. Just as described o.n menu and portions just right. The service wasn't the best, we had to ask for our coffee to be refilled and the server forgot my toast. We had to flag down someone for both the coffee refill and to ask for my toast. The diner was not busy and I am disappointed that the server was not attentive. You know normally guest are served and then the server checks back after a few minutes to see if you need anything else. Well not the case here.

I hate leaving negative reviews, but after multiple visits, I feel people should know…read more The first time, I was served food with moldy bell peppers. They replaced the meal, but that should never have made it out of the kitchen. On my most recent visit, I ordered a roast beef sandwich. The meat had a strange sticky texture, that I later noticed after 55% completed and later that day I developed severe stomach pain and digestive issues. I hadn't eaten anything else that day, so I was very concerned. To make matters worse, communication with several staff members was difficult because of the language barrier. I had trouble explaining my order and asking questions, which only added to the frustration. A restaurant that's built around the image of a classic American 1950s diner should deliver good food, good service, and clear communication with its customers. Unfortunately, my experiences have fallen well short of that. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and makes the necessary improvements.

Always accommodating and clean. Love their cinnamon coffee. Its a no miss for our visits in…read moreMesquite.

Stopped by Cinnamon Café while passing through Mesquite and was pleasantly surprised. Tucked away…read moreinside a hotel, it provides a good cafe experience. The menu has a huge variety of breakfast and lunch options. Once in the restaurant, it doesn't feel like you're inside of a hotel. The service was warm and welcoming from the moment we walked in, and our food came pretty quick. The breakfast crêpes were incredible and super fun to eat outside normal French toast and pancakes. My husband and I split a breakfast burrito and it was and more than enough for the both of us, ordering it, wet with avocado was the move! If you're looking for a solid breakfast spot away from the casino crowds, Cinnamon Café is definitely worth a visit. Between the friendly staff and huge portions it was wort the stop.

Always good, good selection of sushi rolls and cooked items. The spicy edamame is the best I've…read morehad.

Okay food, server Diana was very attentive and the restaurant was clean. Arrived just after opening…read moreand food could have been hotter.

We went here for our 28th anniversary. We are from Las Vegas, but with most of the buffets closing…read moredown it is hard to find a buffet with hot and cold crab legs. The buffet isn't huge, but the food was good and there are lots of choices. Not bad for the price we paid. The desert bar has the MOST delicious bread pudding that I have had in a long time. Our waitress Michele was EXCELLENT she kept our empty plates cleared and was coming by all the time to check on us. While we were in line waiting to get it, we met 2 other couples from N. Las Vegas that lives in our neighborhood. No, we don't know them, but it was fun talking to them in line. They too were looking for a good buffet. Yes, we will be back :)

Disappointing Visit to Sierra Buffet…read more We arrived at 10 AM expecting to enjoy breakfast, only to find out they had just switched over to lunch. A little disappointed, we decided to give it a try since the lunch items had just been put out fresh. Unfortunately, the hot food was a letdown. Most of the dishes were under-seasoned and surprisingly not very hot, even though they had just been brought out. The mac and cheese was watery, the fried fish was lukewarm, and the country gravy was basically flavorless. Thankfully, the salad bar and fresh fruit did not disappoint and were definitely the highlights of the meal. Overall, we were disappointed with the quality of the hot items and expected more from a buffet. Hopefully, this was just an off day.