|[ a m a z i n g ]| Amazing lil spot esp for recovery food!…read moreMy fav is the kake udon from curry ya- always hits the spot! Broth is perfectly flavored and light, noodles fresh and squishy! Veggie gyoza also pretty good. The miso ramen from Neko ramen (I think it's a new vendor), also amazing! Poached egg, noodles, and broth on point. |[ w o o w e e ]| Ample seating, great friendly service, fun atmosphere clean ambiance. Has a bit of something for everyone, decent prices. LOVE this place!

Eki Ramen: Last minute dinner decision. Great decision period. $19.95 before tax for a Eki Ramen &…read moreSpecialty Roll Combo. Ramen was good, Lisa Lisa was eye-widening GOOD. Cleanliness: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Taste: 4/5 Value: 5/5 Overall: 4.75/5

Everything is so good here! I brought my family here and even though the wait was incredibly long,…read moreeveryone said that the food and drinks and service were worth the wait. I highly recommend checking out this diner near Fremont, and a get a fancy coffee. They're amazing!

Visiting for Sick New World Festival and was just looking for a place that had a good, hearty…read morebreakfast. AmeriBrunch did not disappoint! Not only was the food phenomenal, but the service was great. Alfredo was our waiter and he took the time to show us the best way to pour our mimosas. The next time I come to Vegas, I will be sure to stop in. Highly recommend!

It's been a while since I visited this breakfast spot but I remembered it was a good experience…read more We took rideshare out to Spring Valley. It's located in a strip mall. It had simple aesthetics with pennant flags of different college and professional sports teams. They welcome tourists but there were plenty of locals too. Service was friendly. Food was good and portion size was more than enough. I boxed up my leftovers. Some hotels on The Strip don't have refrigerators but luckily the one we stayed at did. One thing we had trouble with was requesting rideshare back to the strip. My carrier couldn't pick up cell service but luckily someone else in our group had a different carrier with good service. They were able to request a pickup. Keep that in mind when traveling off The Strip.

Overhyped and overrated. People say the cinnamon roll is amazing which is the reason why I came…read morehere. I was very disappointed. The cinnamon roll was very dry. It tasted like it was made a few days beforehand. The eggs benedict was okay. It just tasted meh. The chorizo breakfast burrito was probably the "best" thing we ordered. It was okay overall but I probably wouldn't come back.

Fun community bar near UNLV. Mixed crowds based on time of day/raving or day of the week. Their…read moreHappy Hour is a bargain. Friendly and welcoming to visitors and locals alike.

Stopped in and bartender Will was super helpful. Good vibe, very busy. Food is served, bar type…read morecooked to order. Plenty of parking and very close to strip, right off Flamingo. Drink specials some nights and trivia night, also. 2 pool tables and shuffle board. Nice enclosed patio. worth checking out for casual good time.

The cafeteria closes at 2 pm. Imagine u r at the hospital all day n nite. No food. The nurses…read moreasked i complain. They don't have food either. I was told to uber in food? What a joke. All hospitals have a cafeteria open to feed those that are attending to their family. Except Centennial.

Great service. My only issue is how are you closed at 2pm? People are here sometimes all day or…read morenight with no means of transportation or able to Uber food to them. This is the only hospital that does this. Very disappointing regarding this

The sign out front says "best Eggs Benedict in Las Vegas"…read more They ain't lying. Always try to stop by whenever in the area.

I gave a 5 star because of the friendliness and good food and still reasonable compared to other…read moreplaces with similar menus. There's also a past. Elvis Presley loved Norms chopped sirloin steak. Norm was a chef at the Hilton back in the day when that encounter happened long ago. Check out the great food, place, and Elvis history. Many restaurants struggling so let's make sure Norm stays open it's a cozy place with outdoor dining as well.

Great place to eat a casual meal and get some work/studying done. The food isn't as affordable as…read moreit used to be, but if you're an IKEA family member and accumulate points by logging into the app every week, you can redeem them for $5 off your restaurant/marketplace purchase. Staff are friendly and quick with service. I do love coming here to study though! Wifi is free and easy to access with no time limits. They've added a conference table with access to outlets, although the rest of the tables/cubicles don't have outlets. It can get a bit loud with background noise, as the sound echoes from kitchen operations and kids are playing in the play area of the restaurant. It's usually easy to find a spot in the afternoons/evenings on weekdays and weekends. Overall, reliable study spot for anyone looking for a place!

The curiosity of cheap eats got me to try Ikea's advertised pasta and marinara for $2.99! I…read morewondered - how much do they give you? How does it taste? I was about to find out! I went up to the restaurant - grabbed a side salad out of the cold case and went to the hot line for the pasta marinara. It was a cavatappi pasta on this day (I'm not sure if it's always the same) and he scooped a full bowl of it and topped it with marinara! You can add 4 meatballs for $1.50 so I did and put it on the pasta. There you go - pasta and meatballs marinara. The taste - not bad! I mean, you can't expect a sit-down restaurant quality but it's simple enough that for $2.99 - you don't have much to complain about. I ate it, I was full and I was on to my next errand! PLUS - free coffee for flashing the members code (which is free).

With the proliferation of breakfast/lunch restaurants a bit closer to my home, it has been quite a…read morewhile since I made it back to The Original Sunrise Cafe. We met friends for brunch midweek - the place was packed at 11 AM. OSC will win no awards for decorating. About 20 tables inside, another half dozen seats at the bar, and a few more outside. Jade, our server, was at our table with a smile and a warm welcome almost as soon as we sat down. Service remained excellent despite the crowd. Both my wife and I opted for the make your own omelet with a side of potatoes and an everything bagel ($16). The omelet is HUGE and loaded with the goodies we requested packed inside (except for the avocado which was sliced on top). Absolutely delish!!! And way more than we could finish at one sitting - breakfast for tomorrow! There is a reason the OSC has had staying power despite the number of newer competing restaurants in the area. We will be back again soon.

We come here every once in a while for breakfast. The service is great and the food is solid. My…read morehusband always gets the Jacob's Slammin platter which comes with one of each meat, 2 eggs, potatoes or orange slices, a bagel and pancakes. They do up charge if you get specialty pancakes. These ones weren't really worth it. I got the chicken chipotle wrap and was surprised at how good it was. I was a big fan and would definitely get it again. Chicken was thinly pounded with really good flavor. We'll definitely be back.

Came during lunch time. The wait wasn't too long considering we had a huge party. It was a good…read moreamount of options available. There were also crab legs, however, the legs were really skinny and not meaty at all. Lots of sushi options, different meats, and soups available too. Everything was yummy and it wasn't bad for the price you pay for. My niece is tiny and she just turned 4, however, she had to pay the full price. Which was interesting bc she only ate fries & fruits. The place is well lit, lots of tables, and a clean bathroom. Conveniently located on a main road, with lots of extra parking in the back. Would come here again.

I barely made the lunch price cut-off at 3pm and had to get instructions on which foods were lunch…read moreand that I'm not allowed the dinner labeled foods they're putting out soon. Fine by me. I was really late to lunch due to my own schedule and went buffet style for a quick meal. The food was ok, variety ok. Cleanliness ok. This is my only visit and I would try to avoid 3pm since they were in transition and some of the lunch food wasn't replenished. They automatically add a service fee of 11% and the receipt tells you that and not to tip. I appreciate the transparency. I went to a restaurant in the area yesterday and they said the tip doesn't go to the staff at all. The owners keep it. ‍

OVERALL : Was craving some chicken tenders / hot fried…read morechicken while in Vegas and decided to stop by this spot after hearing that it was a well known spot in a couple other states (TN, AL, GA, IL, and TX). They are located in the Cosmopolitan food hall serving up nashville fried chicken, sides, and some boozy drinks. There's seating shared with the rest of the places in the food hall, and you order at the counter then self-seat. Service was fast and friendly. This is a super casual no-frills spot and food came out quick. Big portions (3 tender meal was enough to share between 2) and tasty drinks! Pricing was a bit less than what I saw from other chicken tender meals at other food courts. PARKING : N/A -- we walked here since we were staying on the Strip and ended up at the Cosmo FOOD/DRINKS : Tenders - 3 big tenders served with 1 side and 1 sauce + slice of white bread - We got mid spicy but they had several other spice levels. The tenders were BIG and shareable, but not the juiciest and got a tad salty after eating for a while. Comeback sauce was really good to pair with everything though! For the side, we chose Pimento Mac and Cheese. So creamy and cheesy with good pimento flavor! A la Carte Side - We got some fries on the side and it was the best decision! The fries were thick cut, SO well seasoned, and stayed crisp despite sitting for a while as we ate. Big portion too! Peach Vodka Sweet Tea Slush - Had to get a boozy slush since we were in Vegas! This def had the peach vodka flavor front and center -- a fun and tasty drink!

I'm from the South, so I know what this should be--and this wasn't it. The cashier had attitude…read morefrom the jump, clearly bothered that I asked about spice levels and didn't tip on a to-go fast food order. ( this new tipping in fast food is ridiculous) Eye roll included. Not a great start. Yes, the chicken came out hot that's the one thing it got right. But the breading is nowhere close to real Southern fried chicken. It's heavy, OVERLY greasy, and misses the mark completely. The ranch tasted bottled, the sweet tea wasn't fresh (straight dispenser vibes), and the peach cobbler had zero flavor only saved by the vanilla ice cream. It smells amazing walking up, but don't fall for it. $31 for a greasy, underwhelming meal with attitude on the side? Hard pass. Wouldn't come back or recommend. * it just leaves me thinking, of all the amazing Mom and pop spots in the small southern towns that I call home. I know a handful of restaurants that could absolutely flourish if given the chance in a location such as the cosmopolitan.