First time here, they are busy and still continue to be very nice, unfortunately r we ordered a…read moreDenver Omelet and they brought out a Veggie, the server was very quick to get it fixed, BTW My wife says they have the best biscuits and gravy that she's had in a very long time at a restaurant.

Came on today to my favorite breakfast spot. We got our favorite server Amanda again. Everytime we…read morecome in she always has a smile on her face and makes us feel welcome. She always offers to tell us the specials, makes sure we have everything that we need. Just over all amazing service. When we come in we always hope she is working because she is our favorite server and just makes the experience great.

Food was amazing. Restaurant looks amazing service is great. Will definitely be back.read more

Had late breakfast/ lunch with friends at Black Mountain Griddle. It's located in the spot that…read moreused to be occupied by Il Chianti restaurant on Horizon Ridge. We went on a Friday, it was not busy at all. The food was good. The service was friendly. Quick for the most part. Ambiance: clean airy diner. I would go back if looking for a quick uncomplicated meal. They do serve dinner a couple of days a week also. The waitress said that the are serving some of chef Rudy's (Il Chianti) pasta dishes which he trained them on before they opened.

Horizon Shine Coffee Co…read more Right across the street from where I live! I absolutely love the food here. It's a little pricey, but definitely worth it! And the Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Latte? SO delicious! Don't just take my word for it--come try it for yourself! Grab a friend, stop by, and let me know what you think! Sally Voss

Came here on a Tuesday afternoon to get some coffee and breakfast. It's a small place at the end of…read morea shopping center. Has few tables inside but also a large outdoor patio with table under trees for shade. I ordered the brown butter toffee iced latte, less sweet and a sausage egg and cheese croissant. They didn't have sausage so got ham instead. The food was brought out quickly. The croissant was crispy and the egg was soft like butter. The coffee was really good but didn't taste a lot of brown butter toffee but that might be because I got it less sweet.

Stopped in for lunch and brought a friend. We had good food, and good service…read more I had the California wrap, served with fries. The wrap was good and the fries were fresh. I'm not a fan of shoestring fries but they tasted homemade. I had a bite of my friend's chicken sandwich and it was very tasty. Can't wait to try other things!

Come here once a month! The food and coffee is good! Always get greeted and seated with a smile!…read moreThe place is clean and comfortable. Definitely worth the try.

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!

Exceptional food ruined by cold, isolating, and exclusionary treatment…read more I woke up this morning and headed toward McDonald's for breakfast, but when I pulled in, I saw the Omelette House and decided to give them a try. I'd seen them on my gmaps and and Gemini inquiries and figured this should be a good relaxing, welcoming spot! Lesson learned: not all mom-n-pop diners are unconditionally welcoming mom-n-pop diners, lol! I walked in with my service dog, Boeba, and waited to be seated. The waitress led us to our booth--which happened to be the absolute last booth in the building, distanced by an empty booth from every other customer in the restaurant. As the only African American person in the establishment, being shoved into the far corner left me feeling completely compartmentalized, isolated, and hidden away. It was like the restaurant version of Dirt Dancing and I'm Baby...in the corner! People should never feel like shelved categories or be socially isolated when going out to eat. The entire seating arrangement felt entirely exclusionary, uncomfortable, and unwelcoming from the start. The waitress was functional and stoic, to say the least. When she took my order, I requested a cheddar and sausage omelette with sautéed mushrooms for myself, and a plain sausage and egg patty dish for Boeba. She informed me that he wasn't allowed to eat in the restaurant--and since you can't argue with company policies, his order was set to come in a to-go box. When she returned with my food and shortly after with Boeba's, I noticed she had made unrequested alterations to his meal. I hadn't asked for any changes, so I asked her to bring the actual meal I ordered for my service dog. Between the so-so customer service and the uncomfortable atmosphere, I felt like I shouldn't even be there. After eating just a few potato slices, I asked for another box to take my food go. She returned quicker with that to-go box than for any other request I made during the visit. Her efficiency to get me out spoke decibels and volumes. The warmest interaction of my entire visit was with an older gentleman sitting at the bar while I paid my check--he honestly should be their greetings trainer! Upon paying, I wasn't presented with the opportunity on the bill or terminal to leave a tip, so I handed him $3 cash (the service wasn't great, but I had to tip something!). He shook my hand, thanked me, and complimented Boeba for his trained demeanor. That single customer made my visit just a little bit better. The omelette was exceptional and Boeba loved his breakfast too, I will not be back. Great food does not excuse making a customer feel isolated, compartmentalized, and subjected to exclusionary treatment.

This is one of my favorite places for coffee on Water St. Today I ordered the white chocolate &…read morecinnamon blended frozen espresso drink. The inside is so cozy with patterned fabric chairs, wood tables and a a pretty cool wall mural. There is also a wine bar combined with the coffee house by Azzura inside. So coffee by day, wine in the evening. There is soft music playing, but you can easily meet here for conversation. They have books you can borrow located in an old telephone booth. I also saw some puzzles and games on the floor inside. If you are in the area, you should give this place a try. Sun. - Tues - 7a.m. - 1 p.m. Wed. - Thurs - 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. - Sat. - 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Happy Hour 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Wed.

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.

I drove by this restaurant and they immediately peaked my interest…read more Going on a Wednesday morning, there was only one other patron dining, and I was a little worried that it wasn't gonna be good. I was TOTALLY wrong. Substitute entryway the decor side was very cozy and the service was friendly and efficient. My boyfriend got the chicken fried steak and I ordered the southwest brisket hash. The country fried steak was absolute perfection! The gravy wasn't too heavy. It was perfectly crisp and the potatoes were delicious. I'll be getting this next time for sure. My brisket was yummy. I should've ordered the tortillas instead of the toast. It was so flavorful. I can't believe I never knew about this place, but we will be back for sure!

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!

CRIM-IN-ALY UNDERRATED!!!! My favorite breakfast in old Henderson!!!! Easily Top 5 in Vegas…read moreValley!! The brisket hash, MUST ORDER!!! So damn good, I get it every time. The berry "cobbler" is SO DAMN delicious, but it's not much of a cobbler in my opinion. More like biscuits and berries...but also a must order. The service is always warm and welcoming, makes me think of Southern hospitality. The only slight complaint is portion size is a little small. The biscuit was really small, but super good, so it gets a pass. The berry "cobbler" was also a smaller portion.

I mean come on, with a name like biscuits and bourbon. What's not to love about this place? So I…read morewas excited that I had an opportunity to cruise out there and check it out. It's only about 10 minutes from my place, so I made it super easy early in the morning right when they got there at 8:00., and just note that you have to walk all the way around to the side of the building to get in. Nevertheless, I made it to the door. Super cool fact is they also have outdoor seating which is kind of nice, but the real treasure lies within For starters, this place has a real rustic feel. Definitely warm and inviting, lots of tables to sit at. I was greeted warmly when I came in. Told her it was my first time and she was very excited. I was there and gave me the complete rundown of the place as well as her favorites on the menu. I opted for the tri-tip eggs Benedict.. which comes on their signature. Biscuits. Started things off with a cup of coffee. I don't know what brand they use but it was nice and strong and very delicious. The Benedict itself was truly a work of art. The hash browns were cooked to perfection, and whatever Hollandaise sauce they put on that thing is wonderful. I definitely should have asked for extra. The meat was Smoky and perfectly cooked, and made for a very delightful meal. Added bonus, they have a fully stocked bourbon bar that looked very appetizing. It was only 8:30 in the morning so I really didn't feel right about doing an old fashioned, but I will definitely be coming back here on a Friday night for their rib special and I'll have an old fashioned bin and report back. Bottom line? Everything here is wonderful. I have no complaints and it was a absolutely perfect for star meal. If you are anywhere in the area I say go check it out.

So happy to have stumbled upon this little gem and that I had the good sense to ask our server,…read moreToby, if she thought the veggie omelet was a good choice. I've never even ordered anything else and she also recommended the house potatoes which are the best I've ever had. Made fresh, not some frozen from a bag and seasoned to garlicky perfection. Then add in the marble rye toast and you have a perfect breakfast combo. Today, I even had them add a little cheddar cheese on top of my veggie omelet, which was also a win. I've brought others with me here and every one of them has loved the breakfast so much. It's now my husband's favorite place for brunch too. There was a new face for me at the hostess/cashiers station and she was very welcoming, friendly and from Tulsa, OK, which makes perfect sense.

4/5 Pacific Diner is…read moreone of those places that feels like a real neighborhood diner rather than a cookie-cutter breakfast spot. It opened in Downtown Henderson's Water Street District as a family-owned restaurant, and I like that there's some actual history and community involvement behind the place. The owners even stepped up during COVID and opened a food pantry to help local families. Inside, it has a definite old-school UNLV/Rebels kind of vibe mixed with classic diner charm. The menu also has a little Hawaiian flair sprinkled in, reflecting the owners' love for Hawaii, with things like loco moco, an island breakfast and Huli-Huli chicken alongside the traditional diner favorites. This was my second visit, and the food has been very good both times. Today I had an egg-white veggie omelet and added chicken. It was really tasty, loaded with vegetables and cooked well. On my first visit I had the tuna sandwich, which is something restaurants manage to screw up surprisingly often, but theirs was delicious. My buddy ordered a double cheeseburger and fries, and the burger looked amazing. I got to steal a few fries and can confirm those were very good too. One of the best parts of Pacific Diner is the staff. Everyone we dealt with was pleasant, personable and genuinely fun to talk to. They happily answered our questions and had that friendly, caring personality you hope to find in a neighborhood diner. Prices are also very reasonable, especially compared with what breakfast and lunch cost at a lot of places these days. The one thing to be aware of is parking. This part of Downtown Henderson can get busy, and there are several nearby lots where you are NOT allowed to park unless you're visiting those particular businesses, with towing signs posted. If the street spaces immediately around the diner are full, just plan on spending a few minutes looking for a legal spot nearby. Overall, Pacific Diner has tasty food, good prices, genuinely friendly service and a lot more personality than your average breakfast place. We'll definitely be back again.

My husband and I visited BabyStacks Cafe for breakfast to kick off our anniversary weekend, and we…read moretruly enjoyed our experience! It was our first time there, and we were so happy we decided to give it a try. I ordered the Piglet omelet, which is packed with different meats and served with potatoes, along with a side of honey French toast. Everything was absolutely delicious! My husband ordered the biscuits and gravy, and he really enjoyed his meal as well. The food was flavorful, satisfying, and the perfect way to start our special weekend together. We love discovering new places, and BabyStacks was a great choice to start celebrating our anniversary. We left happy, full, and glad we chose to spend part of our special weekend here. We would definitely recommend BabyStacks to anyone looking for a delicious breakfast, and we look forward to coming back again!

FIVE STARS!!!, for this AMAZING place. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE…read more We visited for the weekend and needed a place to grub before we headed on our roadtrip back home. Yelp gave us you. The Portuguese Sausage and Egg was my JAM. I ate it all. Usually, I often end up having leftovers but NOT TODAY. I even forgot to take a photo of my meal because it looked so good. Ambiance was great, nice chill spot - I loved it. It was simplicity at its best. Service was SUPERB. Very attentive young man - not too bothersome and provided perfect to start our day. Overall, a very pleasant experience. Thank you BabyStacks Cafe, we will definitely return when we visit again.