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We were driving toward Vegas and happened to stop by Big Boy in Indian Springs -- and wow, what a great decision! This place is cozy and welcoming. The staff were incredibly polite, the service was quick, and the food hit the spot. But the best part? They really care about families: * There's a kids' menu with options little ones actually enjoy * High chairs available * And our kids got coloring sheets and crayons to take home -- such a thoughtful touch! It made our meal smooth and joyful, especially with small kids. The restaurant was buzzing with locals picking up to-go orders -- always a good sign of a well-loved spot. Definitely one of those rare places you stumble upon while traveling and feel lucky to have found. DON'T MISS IT! RECOMMENDED (My personal review)
I am NV local who visited Big Boy restaurant for the first time. When you enter inside for non-smokers it might smell strong w/smoke. It is connected to casino. As I walked inside the restaurant, we were greeted by waitress and seated us on booth right next to main entrance door. As I was talking to waitress, she said they also have Big Boy in Burbank CA. I didn't know that but it was nice to know. Location of this Big Boy is further out in North Las Vegas if you're passing near AF base. It is right crossed from the AF base. Think of this place more of quick grab to eat and get gas refilled before hitting the road. It's pretty spacious and the place was pretty much empty around 3pm on Sunday afternoon. My husband ordered classic hamburger and it was on the point. I ordered wings but unfortunately they ran out so I had to get chili dog instead. We only came because we were in the area. It felt like it was more for tourists purpose because of food quality. More like photo zone location to say we've been here :) Tip: Great for ski goers who wants to eat after skiing.
Like so many have pointed out in reviews, Bob's was a fixture for us growing up in the 70's. I had set out of Tonopah to trigger the camo dudes at Groom, poke around the fringest of the NTS, meet a few friends to see what we could see at Creech, and return back to Tonopah. Seeing that there was. Big Boy right next to Creech was a happy bonus. I will be honest my craving for nostalgic food items has ended tragically before but NOT today! The restaurant was quite empty at 3PM on a Monday . The place was spotless, the staff friendly and on point, and the casino noise did not intrude into the restaurant. The Big Boy Combo: In a throwback to the old days I did order a side salad with their famous blue cheese and (upgraded to onion rings). The Boy Boy burger was as it always was at least in my mind a glorious tower (like a big mac but way way better) with that weird middle bun. The cheese was perfectly melted. The lettuce added crunch and the Big Boy sauce added richness. The perfectly toasted sesame seed bun held up to the last bite. The Big Boy cracked the Top 5 in my rankings The onion rings were perfectly fried with a great crunch and perfect batter to onion ration. The Zesty Sauce (king of a spicy 1000 Island) paired well and I never reached for the ketchup The salad: it was super fresh with onions and tomato and the side of blue was perfect. The only thing that would have completed the trip back in time to 6 year old me would have been a shaker of Bobs Seasoning salt on the table and the free comic books they used to give to kids. I had fun today Newly Revised Top Ten Burger Rankings: 1) The Office Burger - Fathers Office - Los Angeles, CA 2) The Best Damn Cheeseburger - 4505 Burger and BBQ, San Francisco, CA 3/4 Tie: Ed's Favorite, King City Grill, King City, CA 3/4 Tie: Bacon Cheeseburger - Cafe Arbor, Stanford, CA 5) The Big Boy, Big Boy, Indian Springs, NV 6) The Hot Farmer, The Barn, Half Moon Bay, CA 7) The C&H Burger, Clove and Hoof, Oakland, CA 8) Cheese Burger, Sketchers Food Spot, Gardenia, CA 9) Burger, Dad's Luncheonette, Half Moon Bay, CA 10) Single Burger, Paper Plate, Long Island City, NY
Cute little restaurant attached to a truckstop and casino! the restaurant is clean and modern. The waitstaff is friendly and effective! My husband and I shared a cheeseburger so it was cut in half with fries on each plate. The burger came out quick and was absolutely delicious! Highly recommend if you're driving through here or just coming here to Indian Springs, it is worth the stop!
This was my first visit to a big boy and I was definitely happy with my visit. I had the "Best Cheeseburger on the Planet" and was surprised with the flavors in here. It really was delicious. I topped it off with a side of onion rings and a milk shake. All of it was high quality burger joint type food. The milk shake was perfectly smooth and wasnt like trying to drink cement through a straw like other places. As for the service, everyone was super friendly. It wasnt the fastes service but it was more of a relaxed vibe.
Stopped here on the way out of town from Las Vegas. Haven't seen a Big Boy in a long time....memories! We came for lunch and there was only like a few people eating and it was quiet. We were seated right away. This location is across the street from an Air Force base in Indian Springs,NV outside Las Vegas. It's a small casino and gas station location. My husband and I shared a Super Big Boy burger and fries because we wanted to try the hot fudge cake that my husband remembered from his younger years...memories..lol. The waitress was friendly and we got our food fairly quick. The prices were inexpensive. They have some good specials. So if you are driving out of Las Vegas this is a good stop for a quick bite that isn't a fast food joint.
Who would have thought I would find a childhood memory in the middle of the desert. Even with a mini casino and travel center attached it still screams nostalgia. The staff is wonderful and have such patience when we come in with a big group. I have been here for most lunch or dinner. If I had one complaint is fix your waffle maker. So if you don't want the hustle of Las Vegas this little diner in the desert is a great stop.
My husband just got a job out here in Indian Springs and this is literally the only restaurant out here. Luckily the food is pretty good, nothing special, but good. I got the turkey club with onion rings, it was good. My husband got the southern scramble with hot cakes. And my kids got the super big boy, the big boy, and the California Jack. All good.
I always make a stop here when traveling from Las Vegas to Pahrump or vice versa. Big Boy has a modern diner atmosphere with great food and amazing milkshakes! The service was warm and friendly, and our server helped us choose the best shakes that suited our tastes. They do have different milkshakes from time to time, so make sure to try them all.
One Saturday morning, I thought it would be fun if my girlfriend and I randomly drove to Indian Springs for a first-time adventure and dined at Big Boy. And it an adventure it was! Food We Ordered: - TNT Signature Steakhouse Burger ($15.00) with Onion Rings upgrade ($2.00): A lot of flavor and a lot of calories lol. It was lightly spicy thanks to the fried jalapeños and sweet thanks to the bacon jam. 5/5 - Southwest Jack ($12.00): Nothing to write home about but it hit the spot. Basically hamburger with pepper jack cheese and a light smear of guac. 4/5 - Hush Puppies ($3.00): You know em, and you love em! Fried cornbread balls. You get 6 of em and it comes with two dipping sauces: Honey Mustard and thier version of Mac Sauce. 5/5 - Service and Wait Time: Gonna have to knock them a lil bit here. When we were there, it seemed like we were like 1 of 4 dine in parties. The hush puppies came out fairly quickly, but the two burgers must have took about 25 minutes. And there's no one here . My girlfriend's coffee was only refilled once... when the server came back to the table to deliver the burgers. And the waters... were never refilled once. 3/5 All in all, it was still a good time. Don't know if I'd return because of the 1 hour from where we live though. OVERALL: 4/5 STARS
The food was good though the big boy seemed to be smaller here than the big boy in Downey, California (I think they called it the classic in Downey) overall the food was very good and as I love Bob's, I figure I'll be coming by here at least once or twice a month starting in June.
Well..... this brand has been around since I was a young child. It's funny to see it pop up in Nevada. This location is in the middle of nowhere by the prison in Indian Springs. This is part of a small Casino/Convenience store type of place. You may not believe it, but it still is a sit-down and dine in establishment. There's really nothing inside that's special looking... kind of generic like every other place. The menu looked pretty reasonably priced and they do have burgers with more than one patty (double patty, 4 patties etc) The burger was neatly presented, but it looked like the patties were really thin almost like the four Patty Burger was actually two cut in half. The flavor was very very good though. The service was painfully average, really nothing spectacular whatsoever the server just screamed mediocrity all around. One cool features that you can pay your bill right from your phone with a QR code and I love when places do that. If I had to pick one thing that would bring me back to this place it would be the flavor of the burger.
After a morning of visiting snow in the mountains and stopping to show a friend The Temple of Goddess Spirituality in Cactus Springs, we stopped here for lunch. The restaurant is in Terrible's Casino on the Frontage Road across US 95 from Creech Air Force Base, a base that controls drones in places around the world. It's also a place where they train people to control drones and if you look at your window, you probably will see a drone flying. After using the restrooms--restrooms which follow the same humor as the one in Jean, Nevada--my friend took a photo in the ladies room--we went to the south side of the small casino where Bob's Big Boy is located. We were seated in a booth by the windows. I ordered a Southwest burger which came with lettuce, tomato, and pepper jack cheese. For the included side, I got regular fries. I ordered a diet cola for my drink. We didn't wait long when the sandwiches came out. The burger was OK. The fries had a fair amount of salt which was OK with me. Our server came by to ask about soda refills. I had no experience with Big Boy being from the East so there were no fond memories of growing up in California and having Big Boy since you were a younster. I had no notion of what to expect, and as I said, the burger wwas OK. Certainly not a destination, you only stop here if you are passing through and need to refuel the body. 95 can be a lonely highway. Take time to watch across the highway and watch for drones. You probably won't see them on weekends, but during the week, your chances are good and it's worth it.
6 months ago
So, we were driving by this place on the way to Vegas and I was immediately transported back to my youth when Bob's big boy was the place to go for families. We made a special note to stop here on the way back home. So here we are.! 1 PM Friday afternoon, and the place is completely empty. Creech Air Force Base is across the way. Probably gets busy here during shift change. This big boy is hooked to Terrible's Casino. You have to walk into the casino to get to the restaurant. We were greeted nicely as we walked in. Asked for a booth, even though the restaurant was empty. Nice enough servers and hostess. But as others stated: the service is slow. 3 servers, only 2 other tables and the workers were very busy talking to each other. We sat for nearly 10 minutes before they decided who would wait on us. What we ordered: Super big boy (basically double meat 4 patties to split with wife) Hot fudge cake (also to share) The burger arrived pretty quickly. And for the extra $1.50 charge for double meat well worth it. Hard to say, but almost too much meat? Even splitting it. The fries are floured. Not my favorite. The hot fudge cake was HUGE. Basically two pieces of cake with ice cream between them. Great fudge sauce also. It's not the same as the Bob's big boy growing up, but it will do. My favorite dessert is chocolate cake with ice cream and hot fudge. I'm pretty sure Bob's big boy started this obsession for me. Until my mid 20s, I always stopped for a burger combo and a dessert. It is pricey but there's no other option out here. I would but definitely stop back here for the dessert. Especially since that huge monstrosity was only seven dollars lol. Many don't know that BBB was the ' double-decker' burger. Long before the big Mac lol. They used to have a combination burger that served fries and a salad. Now you have to pay extra for salad ($4) read more
7 months ago
1 year ago
We were driving toward Vegas and happened to stop by Big Boy in Indian Springs -- and wow, what a great decision! This place is cozy and welcoming. The staff were incredibly polite, the service was quick, and the food hit the spot. But the best part? They really care about families: * There's a kids' menu with options little ones actually enjoy * High chairs available * And our kids got coloring sheets and crayons to take home -- such a thoughtful touch! It made our meal smooth and joyful, especially with small kids. The restaurant was buzzing with locals picking up to-go orders -- always a good sign of a well-loved spot. Definitely one of those rare places you stumble upon while traveling and feel lucky to have found. DON'T MISS IT! RECOMMENDED (My personal review) read more
I am NV local who visited Big Boy restaurant for the first time. When you enter inside for non-smokers it might smell strong w/smoke. It is connected to casino. As I walked inside the restaurant, we were greeted by waitress and seated us on booth right next to main entrance door. As I was talking to waitress, she said they also have Big Boy in Burbank CA. I didn't know that but it was nice to know. Location of this Big Boy is further out in North Las Vegas if you're passing near AF base. It is right crossed from the AF base. Think of this place more of quick grab to eat and get gas refilled before hitting the road. It's pretty spacious and the place was pretty much empty around 3pm on Sunday afternoon. My husband ordered classic hamburger and it was on the point. I ordered wings but unfortunately they ran out so I had to get chili dog instead. We only came because we were in the area. It felt like it was more for tourists purpose because of food quality. More like photo zone location to say we've been here :) Tip: Great for ski goers who wants to eat after skiing. read more
Like so many have pointed out in reviews, Bob's was a fixture for us growing up in the 70's. I had set out of Tonopah to trigger the camo dudes at Groom, poke around the fringest of the NTS, meet a few friends to see what we could see at Creech, and return back to Tonopah. Seeing that there was. Big Boy right next to Creech was a happy bonus. I will be honest my craving for nostalgic food items has ended tragically before but NOT today! The restaurant was quite empty at 3PM on a Monday . The place was spotless, the staff friendly and on point, and the casino noise did not intrude into the restaurant. The Big Boy Combo: In a throwback to the old days I did order a side salad with their famous blue cheese and (upgraded to onion rings). The Boy Boy burger was as it always was at least in my mind a glorious tower (like a big mac but way way better) with that weird middle bun. The cheese was perfectly melted. The lettuce added crunch and the Big Boy sauce added richness. The perfectly toasted sesame seed bun held up to the last bite. The Big Boy cracked the Top 5 in my rankings The onion rings were perfectly fried with a great crunch and perfect batter to onion ration. The Zesty Sauce (king of a spicy 1000 Island) paired well and I never reached for the ketchup The salad: it was super fresh with onions and tomato and the side of blue was perfect. The only thing that would have completed the trip back in time to 6 year old me would have been a shaker of Bobs Seasoning salt on the table and the free comic books they used to give to kids. I had fun today Newly Revised Top Ten Burger Rankings: 1) The Office Burger - Fathers Office - Los Angeles, CA 2) The Best Damn Cheeseburger - 4505 Burger and BBQ, San Francisco, CA 3/4 Tie: Ed's Favorite, King City Grill, King City, CA 3/4 Tie: Bacon Cheeseburger - Cafe Arbor, Stanford, CA 5) The Big Boy, Big Boy, Indian Springs, NV 6) The Hot Farmer, The Barn, Half Moon Bay, CA 7) The C&H Burger, Clove and Hoof, Oakland, CA 8) Cheese Burger, Sketchers Food Spot, Gardenia, CA 9) Burger, Dad's Luncheonette, Half Moon Bay, CA 10) Single Burger, Paper Plate, Long Island City, NY read more
Cute little restaurant attached to a truckstop and casino! the restaurant is clean and modern. The waitstaff is friendly and effective! My husband and I shared a cheeseburger so it was cut in half with fries on each plate. The burger came out quick and was absolutely delicious! Highly recommend if you're driving through here or just coming here to Indian Springs, it is worth the stop! read more
This was my first visit to a big boy and I was definitely happy with my visit. I had the "Best Cheeseburger on the Planet" and was surprised with the flavors in here. It really was delicious. I topped it off with a side of onion rings and a milk shake. All of it was high quality burger joint type food. The milk shake was perfectly smooth and wasnt like trying to drink cement through a straw like other places. As for the service, everyone was super friendly. It wasnt the fastes service but it was more of a relaxed vibe. read more
Stopped here on the way out of town from Las Vegas. Haven't seen a Big Boy in a long time....memories! We came for lunch and there was only like a few people eating and it was quiet. We were seated right away. This location is across the street from an Air Force base in Indian Springs,NV outside Las Vegas. It's a small casino and gas station location. My husband and I shared a Super Big Boy burger and fries because we wanted to try the hot fudge cake that my husband remembered from his younger years...memories..lol. The waitress was friendly and we got our food fairly quick. The prices were inexpensive. They have some good specials. So if you are driving out of Las Vegas this is a good stop for a quick bite that isn't a fast food joint. read more
11 months ago
3 years ago
Who would have thought I would find a childhood memory in the middle of the desert. Even with a mini casino and travel center attached it still screams nostalgia. The staff is wonderful and have such patience when we come in with a big group. I have been here for most lunch or dinner. If I had one complaint is fix your waffle maker. So if you don't want the hustle of Las Vegas this little diner in the desert is a great stop. read more
My husband just got a job out here in Indian Springs and this is literally the only restaurant out here. Luckily the food is pretty good, nothing special, but good. I got the turkey club with onion rings, it was good. My husband got the southern scramble with hot cakes. And my kids got the super big boy, the big boy, and the California Jack. All good. read more
I always make a stop here when traveling from Las Vegas to Pahrump or vice versa. Big Boy has a modern diner atmosphere with great food and amazing milkshakes! The service was warm and friendly, and our server helped us choose the best shakes that suited our tastes. They do have different milkshakes from time to time, so make sure to try them all. read more
One Saturday morning, I thought it would be fun if my girlfriend and I randomly drove to Indian Springs for a first-time adventure and dined at Big Boy. And it an adventure it was! Food We Ordered: - TNT Signature Steakhouse Burger ($15.00) with Onion Rings upgrade ($2.00): A lot of flavor and a lot of calories lol. It was lightly spicy thanks to the fried jalapeños and sweet thanks to the bacon jam. 5/5 - Southwest Jack ($12.00): Nothing to write home about but it hit the spot. Basically hamburger with pepper jack cheese and a light smear of guac. 4/5 - Hush Puppies ($3.00): You know em, and you love em! Fried cornbread balls. You get 6 of em and it comes with two dipping sauces: Honey Mustard and thier version of Mac Sauce. 5/5 - Service and Wait Time: Gonna have to knock them a lil bit here. When we were there, it seemed like we were like 1 of 4 dine in parties. The hush puppies came out fairly quickly, but the two burgers must have took about 25 minutes. And there's no one here . My girlfriend's coffee was only refilled once... when the server came back to the table to deliver the burgers. And the waters... were never refilled once. 3/5 All in all, it was still a good time. Don't know if I'd return because of the 1 hour from where we live though. OVERALL: 4/5 STARS read more
2 years ago
The food was good though the big boy seemed to be smaller here than the big boy in Downey, California (I think they called it the classic in Downey) overall the food was very good and as I love Bob's, I figure I'll be coming by here at least once or twice a month starting in June. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
7 months ago
Well..... this brand has been around since I was a young child. It's funny to see it pop up in Nevada. This location is in the middle of nowhere by the prison in Indian Springs. This is part of a small Casino/Convenience store type of place. You may not believe it, but it still is a sit-down and dine in establishment. There's really nothing inside that's special looking... kind of generic like every other place. The menu looked pretty reasonably priced and they do have burgers with more than one patty (double patty, 4 patties etc) The burger was neatly presented, but it looked like the patties were really thin almost like the four Patty Burger was actually two cut in half. The flavor was very very good though. The service was painfully average, really nothing spectacular whatsoever the server just screamed mediocrity all around. One cool features that you can pay your bill right from your phone with a QR code and I love when places do that. If I had to pick one thing that would bring me back to this place it would be the flavor of the burger. read more
9 months ago
After a morning of visiting snow in the mountains and stopping to show a friend The Temple of Goddess Spirituality in Cactus Springs, we stopped here for lunch. The restaurant is in Terrible's Casino on the Frontage Road across US 95 from Creech Air Force Base, a base that controls drones in places around the world. It's also a place where they train people to control drones and if you look at your window, you probably will see a drone flying. After using the restrooms--restrooms which follow the same humor as the one in Jean, Nevada--my friend took a photo in the ladies room--we went to the south side of the small casino where Bob's Big Boy is located. We were seated in a booth by the windows. I ordered a Southwest burger which came with lettuce, tomato, and pepper jack cheese. For the included side, I got regular fries. I ordered a diet cola for my drink. We didn't wait long when the sandwiches came out. The burger was OK. The fries had a fair amount of salt which was OK with me. Our server came by to ask about soda refills. I had no experience with Big Boy being from the East so there were no fond memories of growing up in California and having Big Boy since you were a younster. I had no notion of what to expect, and as I said, the burger wwas OK. Certainly not a destination, you only stop here if you are passing through and need to refuel the body. 95 can be a lonely highway. Take time to watch across the highway and watch for drones. You probably won't see them on weekends, but during the week, your chances are good and it's worth it. read more
1 year ago
An excellent option if you are traveling on U.S. Route 95 and want great tasting food at reasonable prices. The service is top notch and there wasn't any aspect to the lunch experience I didn't enjoy. The portions are generous , as I wasn't able to eat my entire sandwich and onion rings, after sharing an appetizer and having a side salad. The "Big Boy" name is one that harkens back to my days in California with Bob's Big Boy, so I hope this is the start of a comeback with more locations to rollout. read more
We have been driving up from Centennial for a while to this restaurant but stopped a few months back because the breakfast food had gone downhill. So, we came back to try them out again a couple weeks ago. We were blown away with the food! Their new chef Mckenzie is awesome. Her food comes out tasty and well prepared. Good portions, too. I feel bad for their wait staff, though, because sometimes only one waitress servicing the tables is not right. And I must say that when my hubby and I come to the restaurant, its really nice when waitress PJ greets us like we are old friends and provides excellent service, even though she maybe the only waitress. By the way, don't expect a quick service if you're in a hurry. We will continue to come out for now. It's a nice drive out to Indian Springs and I get to play a little on the slots. read more
Nestled off a frontage road across from Creech Air Force Base is a Bob's Big Boy in a Terrible's gas station and casino The decor is fresh and new. The music is calm and relaxing but it's really all about the food I had a super Big Boy with fries. The burger was great but pickles, minced red onion and bacon would have made it awesome We shared a chocolate shake to end the meal and continue our long drive back to Reno A great stop off point for a Nevada road trip read more
10 months ago
1 year ago
My wife and I stopped here for breakfast on the way to a town called Goldfield and it was a good thing we did. This place is really big and it is connected to a small shop and casino. We both had a really good breakfast here. read more
11 months ago
It was a nice day for the 45 minute drive to Indian Springs for lunch at Big Boy. The restaurant is clean and bright. The service was friendly and prompt. They are following the Covid guidelines. We ordered the Cheese burger and the Southwest Jack burger. All burgers come with french fries. I substituted for onion rings at an additional charge of $2.00. It was worth it to try both. The cheese burger had a juicy patty, american cheese, tomato, red onion, pickles, shredded lettuce, mayo, mustard and red relish on a grilled brioche bun. We eliminated the lettuce and red relish. The burger was perfectly cooked and the bun was nicely grilled The southwest jack with a juicy beef patty, avocado, pepper jack cheese, chipotle aioli, shredded lettuce, and tomato on a grilled brioche bun was a little messy and wonderful The french fries were crispy and tender and the onion rings had a bread coating with a great crunch. A perfect onion ring. The size of the orders were perfect for us. Next time we will consider a shake to go. read more
I made the trek from Henderson to Indian Springs for the sole purpose of nostalgia. I grew up on Big Boy in California. But I haven't had it in over 8 years. Not since the location in Baker. Service here was great today. Very friendly. My server working the counter is from Southern California like me. So we were reminiscing about growing up at Big Boy. I ordered a Big Boy Burger, of course, with onion rings. And my food was up within just a few minutes. The burger was fine. Nothing outstanding. I honestly don't remember much about the food when I was growing up. What I remember most is being at Bob's. Still, the Big Boy is a classic. Similar to a Big Mac from McDonald's but with a different sauce more ketchup based. There's just something about it that is special to this burger. As for the onion rings, they were fresh and crisp. They came with a creamy spicy sauce on the side. I ordered a shake to go. Hey, I needed something to get me back home. When I said I wanted a shaks I was told they have vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, and Oreo. I ordered an Oreo shake since I haven't had one of those and I don't even know how long. It was fresh made and topped with so much whipped cream that it came out the top when they put the lid on. I had a fair portion of it done before I even got my check. The rest of it I finished on the road. In the end, I had way too much food. It made for an uncomfortable drive home but worth it. Was it really worth the 120 mile or so round trip for a burger? Probably not. But it was worth the drive, again, for the nostalgia of it. This will probably be one of those one-and-done type visits. Unless of course a special occasion calls for another visit. From what I hear there is another location opening up more in the Vegas Valley within the next few months. It is more likely that I will visit that location in the future. read more
Got a breakfast burrito on our way to Death Valley from LV. I ordered, and checked out the gas station area as they don't let take out order guests stay in the waiting area. Hefty steak burrito, but there were some parts that tasted a little sour - I don't think it was the steak itself, but perhaps a sour salsa?? Very filling, and the hashbrowns they came with were good ass diner hashbrowns, crisp from the griddle. Sounds like I will have to try a burger/sandwich next time I'm here... read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
I haven't eaten at a Bob's Big Boy since I was a little girl so when we saw there was one in Indian Springs we HAD TO stop! This location is super clean, adorable, and the employees are really kind. Bf and I ordered hush puppies as an appetizer. They came with honey mustard and Mac sauce. Delicious! I ordered the southwest Jack burger because I love avocado and pepper jack cheese. It was a really good burger. My bf wasn't impressed but I'm pregnant and everything on this burger made me happy. You don't have to worry about spiciness or fried things on it :-) I also ordered coffee... also delicious and fresh! Bf ordered the tnt signature steakhouse burger with onion rings. He loved it, there were soooo many flavors going on in there. It had fried jalapeños, smoked applewood bacon jam. I had a bite and it was good but too many flavors for a preggo lady lol Final thoughts, I would come back! Service was a little slow for noon on a Saturday. There were only 4 other tables being served. It took 20+ minutes for our burgers to cook and from my first cup of coffee to me getting a chance to ask for a refill took that long too. Server came to check on us more after we finished than while we were waiting, haha. So it's slow but delicious and I would come back. read more
I am originally from the Carolinas and there they are called Shoney's . The last time I ate at Shoney's was September 2019 in Myrtle Beach , SC . That location closed a few months later , but there is still another location open there . My son and I went to the Big Boy's in Baker , CA by the World's Largest Thermometer years ago and that location is closed . After reading about this location and seeing they will open in Las Vegas in a few months , I decided to make the drive . Tired of sitting in my house ! I have fond memories of my Mom and I going to the Shoney's in Florence , SC when I was a kid and splitting a Chocolate Fudge Ice Cream Cake , because they are so rich . First I want to say is the service is why I gave it a 4 . The people were so nice and checked on me several times and had short conversations with me . The place wasn't very busy , but it's in a small town / Air Force Base and with COVID restrictions , so it's to be expected . Now the food , well not so good . The All-American Burger was just okay , not as good as others I have had in the past . The fries looked nice , but had a weird taste I couldn't put my finger on like maybe someone made a filet of fish in the same fryer ? The dessert tasted just like it should , but put together bad . It supposed to be more square and the ice cream square , but it was like a couple small scoops , so it didn't stay together very well . Not trying to be picky , but that is not the way it's supposed to be made . I'm looking forward to going to the ones opening in Las Vegas and I hope they stay around . I remember a Shoney's opened in Vegas years ago on Nellis and like Charleston . It was a bad place to put it and it closed a few months later . I never got to eat there . I'm sure this location will get better with time and more training . Like I said , the staff is fantastic . read more
2 years ago
Iam going there in the last couple years, my favorite riding and grab good food spot. People are super friendly and the food is great! Clean n neat n unique place near the drones taking and landing... read more
3 years ago
First time here and it won't be the last. The food was amazing and the waitress was super nice and patient knowing it was our first time here. I Had the big boy burger with chili cheese fries. read more
4 years ago
You gotta go to the Big Boy in Indian Springs for a SIGNATURE SHAKE. 1st, the staff is so happy and welcoming. 2nd, there are a ton of options. 3rd and most important they are beautiful and delicious. My shake had a PIECE OF PIE!!! It's worth a little drive. No wait time, no traffic, and small town vibes. read more
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