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The Cracked Egg

4.0 (507 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
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Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Cheryll R.

Great choices and portion on their 'lighter' Menu. Fruit was perfect/Fresh. Nice atmosphere and good service. I'll be back!

Racquel T.

Everything was delicious. The littles menu is excellent. I had the Lucy scramble and it was so flavorful. Added some salt and pepper to your liking of course. Our server was Gorgette and she is TeA. Pretty chill spot. by the clientele we saw while walking in we didn't think the food would be as good as it was. lol

Bacon and eggs & Lucie's scramble
Tatyana B.

Stopped here for breakfast this morning! The food was pretty good I ordered a pretty standard breakfast but the coffee cake with it was also quite delicious! The service was also pretty good and our food came out fairly quick. It definitely gives a nicer diner feel to the room but a great place for a good breakfast to start the day.

Lighter side big bad wolf omelet with crispy hash browns
Robert B.

When you walk in the space is a bit small but comfortable with lots of cool stuff to look at. When our server brought our menus she also brought a lighter side menu. This menu included 2 items we were looking at in a smaller portion at a lower price. Perfect for us older folks. The food was very good and usually is consistent in quality. Nice place for breakfast or lunch. I guess I have not reviewed this spot until now, sorry. We do stop in occasionally as it is close by. One thing to note is with it being a smaller spot this place can, and does get quite full.

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Keiko A.

The inside is very big and opened. There's a lot of tables outside too if you want to eat outdoors. I got the banana walnut pancake and it was ok nothing special. The pancake it self was not too fluffy it was a bit on the heavier side. The cracked croissant was nice. Nothing too crazy. I would say it is a bit expensive here. $5 for a small cup of apple juice took me by surprise. The coffee cake wasn't too bad it was fluffy warm and soft. Kinda tasted like lemon ? Maybe it's me. The people were nice but just overall it's ok.

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Eve C.

The server was so quick to take our order and attentive thereafter. The food was a major hit! We ordered the steak skillet over potatoes and not one piece was left behind. So delicious! I will be returning specifically for that skillet! Thank you for the calm atmosphere with delicious food!

Picking up food to go.
Lisa S.

Go to breakfast place. The eggs Benedict is my favorite and the hit chocolate is bomb. Great customer service. Not a fancy place but cozy and the food is really good.

The Taylor Scramble.
Dawne F.

"The best breakfast in Las Vegas "...I couldn't agree more with the locals. Their menu features a plethora of egg dishes with unique twists using fresh ingredients & creative combinations. The friendly service, generous portions & comfortable setting makes this inviting restaurant a must-visit for breakfast & brunch lovers. My favorite morning treat was the jiggly homemade Blueberry Coffee Cake-a moist and tender soft butter-kissed cake bursting with fresh juicy blueberries and drizzled with vanilla glaze. Thanks for brekkie Renee N. Let's get crackin'.

Tiffanie E.

Located on the north side of Cheyenne just past Buffalo in a very crowded strip mall, this is the smallest location we've visited, but they do have a lot of outdoor seating. We walked in and we were seated right away; the waitress was very sweet. We ordered the Big Bad Wolf, 2 smart omelettes and they all came with coffee cake! The food was pretty tasty and aside from the cramped feeling of where they sat us, it was a nice visit. I wouldn't mind trying again, but maybe not on a Sunday.

BYO omelette spinach chicken onions and green salsa.
Jose G.

The cracked egg is one of our go to breakfast or brunch restaurant. Food is always great good portions and a lot of choices on the menu from breakfast skillets to omelettes two eggs scrambled with ingredients in it and the classics, pancakes, waffles, etc. coffee tastes good and fresh too. Service is very attentive knowledgeable of the menu that we get the order in a decent amount of time. Ambience is good. They have a side of the restaurants which has the windows. It's sunny and they have an inside part where it's darker which is the bigger room of the restaurant they also have a few tables outside. Highly recommend this place and they're usually not crazy crowded like other ones.

Supposed eggs Benedict for $19 it tasted like reheated potatoes /dehydrated hash brown potatoes, it wasn't even Canadian bacon
Ruben A.

Service was bland and couldn't be more less interested in catering to patrons. I've tried this place before with a family of 6 and it was bad before due to lack of food quality , price and service. But today the wife and I shared a $20 eggs Benedict and it was probably one of the worst I've had and I was in the military and been to jail if that helps so I know bad food. The prices are ridiculous there is ZERO reason to come here for anything unless you want to waste your money on purpose and be extremely disappointed. THERE IS NEVER AN OCCASION TO SPEND $4 for one egg and $4 for 2 oz small cup of salty /sweet hollandaise. Don't know how they can even stay in business with the low quality and high prices other than this location is a loss/tax write off for the franchise . Do your self a favor and hit up the reliable ihop right past the 95.

John P.

Decided to have breakfast here after my blood draw since it was close and I had eaten here a few years ago. I got seated immediately and the staff is friendly and attentive. I was not impressed overall with the coffee caked once I started to eat is since it was primarily cake with very little coffee crumble on top. I also ordered a side of eggs and toast which were good. Overall, I thought the price was pretty steep, over $18, for my coffee, coffee cake, 2 fried eggs and side of sour dough toast. Overall, my breakfast experience was ok (the coffee to go was a nice gesture).

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Food was great and yes the coffee cake is delicious, soft and moist. Not to pricey compare to some places

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Such a cute breakfast spot! The food portions are a great size and the service is super fast. I enjoyed the entire experience I had here!

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