We should have taken a photo! My mom ordered the tres leches pancakes and by the end we all wish we…read morehad too! These pancakes are beyond delicious. If we lived closer I'd have a serious pancake addiction. Excellent service and great experience all around but dang! Those tres leches pancakes... ‍

What went well? Everything- service, food quality, quantity, and flavor. We ordered the Pizza…read moreBites, Mozzarella Sticks, and the Chicken Strips. Pizza Bites were like a little crispy, buttery bites of a perfectly baked pepperoni pizza. The Cheese Sticks were crisp, hot with an exceptional cheese pull. The Chicken Strips were divine. The outside is crispy but not hard - more like a buttery crispy crust surrounding a firm and tender chicken strip just waiting for some honey mustard dip. We also had the Smash Burgers - one with pepper jack cheese and one with American cheese. First let's talk about the toasted brioche bun. When you dive into this burger the toasted brioche bun envelopes the meat and cheese (and any other veggies and sauce) and sort of arrives in your mouth ready to deliver something so delicious your stomach is going to thank you. The Chef pairs this delicious sandwich with a garlic aioli that's going to make you see this is how a smash burger is supposed to taste. We finished off our visit with the Concha Ice Cream Sandwich and a piece of NY Style Cheesecake. It was as expected sensational. What makes this place so special? I believe it's the quiet and cozy atmosphere (everyone is chowing down on the delicious food) and of course the dedication this family has to providing a delicious meal using quality ingredients as well as a desire to offer each customer a wonderful dining experience. Our server was Kelani and she was fantastic. We met the owner - on a Sunday afternoon working in the trenches with his team. I think it says a lot when the boss gets involved and makes the rounds asking customers about their experience while in his culinary care. Will we be back? Absolutely yes! We love supporting our local family businesses and next I'm even buying the t-shirt!

What an amazing find! In my quest for the best breakfast sit in Las Vegas, I was led to horizon…read moreshine. It was a little far from my house, but it was Sunday and we figured why not. Located in a small little shopping center, this place is definitely tucked away but super easy to find. Parking can be scarce so I would either recommend in getting there very early or a little bit later in the morning. When you open the door, the first thing you are greeted with is the pastry rack in front of you. I swear, I gained 10 lb. Just looking at it. So many amazing things to look at and see absolutely wonderful. Another thing I have to brag about is how friendly everyone is there. You walk in the door and you are greeted literally by everyone. Really makes you feel at home and invited in to experience everything that they have. I opted for the tiramisu latte, and it was fantastic! Definitely had a perfect coffee flavor, and the terramisu flavoring was not overly sweet but actually was perfect. I had the bacon breakfast croissant with egg and it was wonderful. Perfectly balanced, the flavors were there, and the bacon was excellent! This is definitely one we are going to add for our go-to breakfast places when in Vegas. Super excited to try everything on the menu! Bottom line? If you have not gone to horizon shine, you are missing out. Top of your must-go places and I swear you will not be disappointed! You will probably see me there again! If so, feel free to buy me a pastry.

Came back and brought our friend who's visiting from Philippines…read more The strudels were fantastic! Crew always friendly!

Ever since moving to the Lake Las Vegas area I have driven past this cute place and been wanting to…read moretry it. We stopped in for breakfast and I was pleasantly surprised on the cute Farm style decor that was all over the place. The chef and the owner greeted us very friendly and we were seated right away. I had the two egg breakfast and we shared a very French toast that was amazing. My husband ordered the breakfast sandwich both entrées were served with either bacon or sausage. The potatoes were homestyle and with tons of flavor! The berry French toast was incredible! The flavors were amazing and you could tell that it had a hint of vanilla and the mascarpone whipped cream was nothing I had ever tasted! The coffee is freshly ground on site and the coffee cup was a generous size. The only thing is that they do not carry decaf coffee so my husband had to settle for an espresso which was a little overpriced. It was explained to us that there is not enough traffic to brew a whole pot of decaf coffee as it's not very popular which is completely understandable. Another nice touch was that the chef came over to our table, checked on us and thanked us for coming in. I can't wait to go back and try everything on the menu!

We are visiting friends in Henderson, we live in CA. We had breakfast here this morning…read more From walking in to leaving, this place, it is so inviting. I love that part of the restaurant is set up like a cozy Bristo, with couches and chairs. You can order your coffee and pastries without having to go into the restaurant side. We ate breakfast and it was all delicious! Eggs, potatoes, omelettes, speciality coffee, service, all outstanding! The decor is really cute and comfortable. There is also a patio. I highly recommend this place, we will be back!!!!

You'll leave here full!…read more A cute diner style restaurant! The banana bread is amazing here! The potatoes are heavenly and what keeps me dreaming of this place. If you want a sweet or savory breakfast, they got it! I can't even choose a favorite. The biscuits and gravy get an honorable mention! They have flavored creamer, great food, excellent service and lots of parking!

Stopped in for brunch and left full. The portions are huge, and the service was fast, friendly, and…read morewelcoming. The atmosphere is more of an old-school diner--nothing fancy, just a solid place to grab a hearty meal. One thing that makes them a little different is that they serve spuds instead of hash browns or breakfast potatoes. They're round, sliced potatoes that are soft on the inside, lightly fried, and seasoned really well. They also have a ton of different omelets to choose from. If you're looking for a filling brunch with good service and generous portions, this is a great spot.

Stopped by this coffee shop in the Water Street District on a Friday mid-morning, and had a nice…read moreexperience overall. Parking was easy. There's plenty of street parking and nearby lots. I found a space and only had about a two-minute walk to Public Works. The space is industrial but cozy, and I love the little community library in the red phone booth. That's such a cute touch and very on-brand for a neighborhood spot. It also turns into a wine bar at night. I ordered the iced matcha honey latte with almond milk. It was good, but definitely on the sweeter side. Almost milkshake-like. (Not frozen, just thicker and sweeter than a traditional matcha). I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for an earthy or classic matcha. The texture was a bit grainy with some settling at the bottom, and I did get a small clump in one sip. Not a big deal, just noticeable. If I had to guess, they use a pre-sweetened matcha powder. They don't advertise having pure or ceremonial matcha, so I'm not too pressed. Just sharing my experience. Service was quick and I got my drink within just a few minutes. There's plenty of indoor seating plus a spacious, dog-friendly patio. The vibe is very social and family-friendly, with lots of conversation, families, and groups. I personally wouldn't come here to study or work, but it seems like a great spot to meet with friends or family, or just a casual coffee run. I'd come back when I'm in the mood for something sweet. I'm curious to try the Cuban latte next time since it gets so much love. I'm glad I checked this place out.

They just seem to know what makes coffee Work…read more Public Works is a coffee bar that has called Henderson's Water Street home for years and years. I remember visiting once but maybe or maybe not buying a drink, then just never returning since it was a bit out of the water. But I relocated to a closer Henderson neighborhood and started checking out some of the nearby casinos, and it just seemed like a good idea to stop by today... and take advantage of a casino partnership as well. I tried two drinks. The Cold Brew ($7.00, 24 oz) felt like a dark roast at first but expressed mostly fruity notes later on. It was certainly smooth and low in bitterness and acidity. I also wanted to try a latte since that tends to be where these cafes get the most creative. The Cuban Honey ($7.00, 16 oz) was the recommendation of the employee at the register, and it was simple and tasty enough. Milk, honey, and cinnamon are some very classic and comforting flavors, and they're beautifully balanced in this latte. I was also interested in trying a quiche ($5.95), so I did. They come as a compact "personal" size and apparently just get heated warm for you even if you're taking them to-go. The Florentine is definitely spinach-forward but also seems to have mushrooms and caramelized onions. The crust is suitable, the egg custard isn't the most amazing, and it leans a bit salty overall, but it's an enjoyable food option. I probably blew past the parking lot which I'm vaguely aware of, but that's because parking was actually available on the street. Some spots were marked for 12 min only, but there were plenty of open unmarked spots a few yards up. The place was almost empty around Saturday lunch too. I have no idea why since it seemed quiet enough for a study or work spot. Public Works has filled a coffee-seeking niche in this area of Henderson for a long time, and hopefully they'll do so for years to come. If you play at Emerald Island or Rainbow Club, ask the casino about using points here since it's as good as money.

First, you Must go and dine in this Adorable Restaurant. Just like grandmas house and you can Taste…read morethe HOMEMADE! I had the Country Fried Steak with country gravy. The mash potatoes are nice and lumpy, hand smashed. The gravy Thick! covering a nice and light battered steak. Super tender. DE-licious! Hubby had the s salisbury steak with brown gravy and mashed potatoes. Everything made from scratch so tasty. The service was great and friendly. Like family. We will definitely be back.!

Hometown Country Kitchen was a wonderful find for lunch, presenting a country style welcoming…read morekitsch, akin to gradma's kitchen... welcoming curios and tidbits on the walls and well, everywhere... so quaint! Service was welcoming and attentive. The food was well presented and fresh. Decent prices for good portions. We enjoyed: Taco Salad in a freshly fried Tortilla Bowl Grilled Ham & Cheese on Sourdough w Side Salad Tuna Salad Definitey recommend for breakfast, lunch or dinner!

I've ordered takeout from Biscuits and Bourbon on a couple of prior occasions and had an overall…read morepositive impression of the place, so suggested dining in with a few colleagues on 6/15/26 for a belated birthday celebration. Everyone in my party of 5 LOVED what they ordered. The following were the stars of the show: - Nacho Fries: this order was a generous helping of seasoned fries (nice and crisp - just as I like it) smothered with cheese sauce, corn, pickled onions, and green onions. This was great for sharing, and we all went back for a second helping. It was seriously SO GOOD. - Brisket Philly: stuffed with chopped brisket, grilled onions, peppers, white cheddar cheese, and a garlic-y mayo, this sandwich packed a punch. I ate half for lunch and saved the other half for dinner. - Basque Burnt Cheesecake: we had to end with something sweet since we were celebrating a birthday. This cheesecake was rich and decadent and seriously hit the spot. Our server, Hollywood, was super charming and great in every way. We all loved her. As I write this, I realized I neglected to order a biscuit!! I'll have to rectify that on my next visit for sure.

I was really disappointed with my experience at Biscuits and Bourbon. The potatoes arrived burnt,…read moredry, and barely warm. The food overall was bland and lacked seasoning, and to make matters worse, they had run out of eggs. The service was subpar and didn't make up for the disappointing meal. Unfortunately, this was not a good dining experience, and I won't be returning. The ambiance was disappointing. The restaurant is very dark, with worn concrete floors that make the space feel dated rather than inviting. The bench seating is especially uncomfortable and quickly starts to hurt your back, so I'd avoid sitting there if you can. It also seemed like the bar received much better service and attention than the dining room, which made the overall experience feel neglected

Pacific Diner is a next level 50s diner. The food here is…read moreincredible. The owners are wonderful and hard-working, as is their server staff. The burger tastes like I grilled it on the BBQ in the backyard. And the brioche bun elevates the whole thing. The chicken sandwich has crispy bacon and is a good portion. The onion rings are some of the best I've ever had. Ever. We were in Henderson for a visit, but we will definitely be back the next time we're in town.

Decided to visit on a trip to the Emerald Island casino as it is just a small walk away it is a…read morenice local diner with an interior larger than I would have originally expected. I arrived around lunch time there was only a couple other patrons and I was welcomed in by the staff. The server was very attentive if not a bit over attentive consistently checking if I needed anything or wanted more coffee which meant I had as much coffee as I wanted and I had a lot since it is pretty tasty. As for the food itself I ordered a stack of the banana walnut pancakes with strawberries & whipped cream and in a combo with eggs, sausage and garlic potatoes. The food was good I enjoyed the garlic potatoes a lot and the pancakes were also decent however not much of a banana flavor was to be found unfortunately. I did walk away satisfied with my meal and not finishing all of it due to the large portion of the pancakes the only real sticking point was the cost prior to tip being close to $28 which is a bit much for breakfast although I ordered one of the pricier items but making coffee or any other drink $4 is pricey compared to similar breakfast/brunch establishments. As compared to the emerald island grille which I view as the closest competitor pacific diner is better in quality their coffee alone is way better than anything at Emerald however the cost is much higher especially for most breakfast items where the cost is double that of the same item at Emerald. Overall I would recommend trying this place out and I will return to try some of the other menu items I am interested in.