Well, I finally went to the In-N-Out Burger in Las Vegas and although the presentation looked very…read moregood compared to its competitors like Wendy's, Burger King or McDonald's however that's where it ended. The burger tasted no different than a McDonald's burger only it was slightly bigger. for example, a McDonald's hamburger is approximately 10 patties to the pound opposed to In-N-Out Burger, which is eight to a pound approximately and for the price difference I didn't see it. There was nothing special about In-N-Out burger compared to McDonald's or even Burger King let's include Wendy's. So my opinion is it's not worth the money that you pay.

Always freshness you can taste…read more Situated on one of the busiest sides of the strip it doesn't have a drive thru! This is the quite possibly the only place on the strip that doesn't charge a resort fee! Jk The food and drinks are always on point and the procicess are reasonable all day long! No need for a late night special. Its spacious, clean and the staff always provide excellent service. If you want something more than food, they have all the other retail items you'd expect. Be back soon. Double Double with onions is my jam.

Came here for lunch on a Tuesday. It wasn't too busy. I waited at the counter for a bit before…read moresomeone noticed me and took my order. Afterwards, as I walked to snag a table I noticed a couple of kiosk order machines. I think they would like you to order from there instead so they can focus on preparing the food. This was the families first time to White Castle. We've seen references on various movies and always wanted to try. What makes this place unique is that all the burgers are in slider format. The restaurant is on the strip which made it convenient for us. It's a bit narrow in there and is attached to a casino but there is an entrance off the street. We ordered the #2 Cheese slider combo, which comes with 4 sliders, fries, and a drink, and the #6 Fish slider combo, which comes with 2 sliders, fries, and a drink. This was enough to feed our family of 4. Drinks they have a bunch of self-serve fountain options to choose from. Ordering at the counter was easy. They really optimize for making orders so if you didn't want to use the self-order machines you may have to flag someone down. The food prep was a bit slow but we enjoyed the food. Glad we came. Will definitely come back.

White Castle has fully automated the ordering process. There is no longer a human to interact with…read more I ordered burgers (if you want to call them that) with no onions and no pickles. I received burgers with onions and pickles. The piece of meat or whatever it was was so tiny and the bun was soggy with pickle juice. I forgot to take a pic of the menu to show how much the prices have increased for these tiny and miserable little burgers. The place felt like the soul it used to have left thr building. I have no need to return here :(

For my first "meal" in Vegas, my foodie friend and I split from our group and walked over to this…read moresmall bar area in the Grand Bazaar. There's a small kitchen area where the menu is and where you place your order. Cooks are viciously making the orders that others are placing, and you can hear the constant sizzling of hot dogs on their grills. They have bar seating on the other side along with a bunch of tables close by but they were all taken since it was prime dinner time at 7:30pm on The Strip and people were walking all around the area. We decided to eat over at a nearby taco joint in the end. Both of us got their D.U.I. Dog, which has pastrami, carne asada, cheddar cheese, bacon bits, a ton of cilantro and chipotle aioli (a mayonnaise kind of sauce). Very packed with flavor with all the meats inside, and the cheese melts so well inside the hot dog. They even put this inside a relatively big carton container, the same kind I've seen the staff put their D.U.I. Fries in... holy crap those are some huge portions! For $18 before tax though, this hot dog was already slightly massive for its size, at just about a foot long. Very nice start to a great time in Vegas! Also a great hot dog stand with immensely tasty dogs.

Tried a small portion of their famous dirt dawg on a food tour of the strip…read moreIt was pretty tasty, I'm not usually a hot dog girl but with all the added toppings it was good I can't imagine eating the whole size though as pretty filling

This is a food court location of Chicken Guy that is near to Harrah's and also Caesar's Convention…read morecenter. My husband brought home a Chicken Guy Sandwich to try. We've tried food from Guy Fieri's sit down restaurant in Phoenix when we lived there and it was surprisingly good so we gave this place a try. The sandwich was presented well (very nice for fast food) and most importantly the chicken in the sandwich was moist and tender. It also was fried nicely. I can't say for sure but I suspect that Guy's recipe wasn't followed because his food in Phoenix was powerfully flavorful. This sandwich that I tried had very little flavors of any kind. It wasn't terrible or anything like that but it was just OK.

Love Guy Fieri...but, his restaurants always seem to disappoint. Chicken Guy! isn't bad but it…read morefeels like it could be so much better. However, for a restaurant in a Vegas hotel I guess it does its job after a day of drinking. The staff were nice and the service was quick. That's probably where the positives start to end. The sandwich was messy for no reason and instead of tenders a single or double chicken patty would've been so much better. I'm sure if I'm in Vegas and need something to soak up the alcohol I may hit up Chicken Guy but otherwise it's a definite pass.

I'm shocked how tender and moist the chicken was. This definitely blows raisin cane's out the…read morewater. 5/5 would come again for a cheap-quick bite. Plus service was good!

This was my first time trying Dave's Hot Chicken, and I was impressed. The chicken was tender,…read morejuicy, and delicious. We actually had it twice during our Vegas trip, and my kids loved it both times. The only downside was the service. Both visits were extremely slow -- we waited at least 20+ minutes for our order each time. It also wasn't busy when we ordered, so I'm not sure what caused the delay. The food was great, but the slow service really impacted the overall experience, which is why I'm giving this place 3 stars.

Came here over the weekend to celebrate my son's birthday as it's my son's favorite restaurant in…read moretown. The staff and service were fantastic! It had been a while since I ate here but everything was good! I ordered the chicken chopped salad and it was such an amazing salad! The server even left out the tomatoes and onions as I requested. It was incredible! Made fresh and the chicken was tender! I really love that they recognize our Veterans with a discount ad my husband is a US Marine! I was able to taste the burgers everyone else had and they are generous with the portions! My son also received a dessert and a card signed by the staff which was a nice touch!

This review is strictly for their Bloody Mary!…read more We've been coming to this spot since they first opened and we've always stopped by here to enjoy their fully loaded Bloody Mary in the morning for breakfast. If you're near by the area, definitely should go check it out!

Food reminds me of something you'd grab off a boardwalk pier. Food and simple nothing crazy or…read moreoverly satisfying. Chilli cheese fries was fire, Buffalo chicken sandwich left a lot to be desired tho.

A vegan hot dog and a Foot long Detroit coney with a shared order of fries and one beer isn't…read morecheap. But hey, it's Vegas! $46 seems wild for two dogs (well, only one was an actual dog), I sure hope it's worth it...hold on while I take a bite... The veggie dog came with hummus, pico and sauerkraut. Not my favorite combination on a hot dog, So I just got ketchup, mustard and onions. And it was pretty good. The crinkle fries were seasoned, but they tasted like chicken (or at least cooked in the same oil as chicken), so I didn't eat them. The Detroit Coney was everything EXCEPT a Detroit coney. It wasn't a hot dog, but sausage. The chili was chili--actual chili. And if you have ever been to Detroit, then you know the chili is not "real" chili, but more like a hot dog spread. If you aren't from the D, it's hard to explain. This chili was an upgrade, for sure. This dog came with mustard, chopped onions and cheese--similar to a Detroit coney, but the bun was more like a French roll instead of a hot dog bun. The bread could have, and should have been steamed. It wasn't and that took away from the "Detroit Coney" concept. It's a "well, at least I ate" kind of meal. Not noteworthy, but it filled us up, I guess.

we absolutely love dining here. our server suggested a burger and it was the best. Claire and…read moreManager Derrick were able to make our visit amazing. Claire is the perfect representative of great service and personality.

Great! Sabrina was welcoming and the food was juicy and amazing and filling. Walked in without a…read morereservation on a Friday night and it was easy. And mentioned a quick birthday and we got a free dessert

Im peppa pig and I love this food is so good thank you and I love the service and the ambianceread more

I felt right at home dining at this McDonald's! I'm from Houston…read more Not long after I sat down, a scathing young woman took her liberty and began to "twerk" on the counter. I tell some pretty stretched stories sometimes but this actually happened. My entire family saw it. After she twerked, the staff got mad at her and told her to leave. She left. She came back and started screaming at the staff from the window. She was not happy. She came in and sat at a table (she picked the furthest table from the counter.. I'm not sure if she was scared or if she just intended to scream across the restaurant at the staff). Anhway, from her throne which faced the exterior of the restaurant l, she screamed at the staff. Her boyfriend, which was not scathing and quite the esteemed young fellow, came to get her. On her way out, she cussed at the workers and threw the "caution wet" sign at the floor, making a giant scene. This would've been a normal day in Houston so I was SO happy to feel at home again. Thank you Vegas. Dine at this one

Like bro, it's $3.49 for a hotdog. No complaints here…read more I came here sober and had a surprisingly nice snack. First off, there's not much to look at in this little snack nook. In fact, you're going to have to overlook some things to keep yourself from becoming too hyper-critical. Anyway, a hotdog without toppings (no charge for ketchup, mustard, relish) will run you $3.49 though they do have a special for $5.00 bucks that includes a drink and fries. Sounds like a steal to me. I ordered both a hotdog ($3.49) and a corndog. ($2.19 I think) as a little snack. The hotdog wasn't at all bad. Of course it didn't have a nice snap to the casing and it was a tad soft, but it was serviceable especially for being so cheap. The corndog was quite tasty actually. Honestly, I'm not sure what people are expecting. The signage unapologetically advertises the price of the hotdog. Lol.

This place is not cheap. Everything costs to adding and even its supposed to be a cheap hotdog,…read morethe weiner is way to puny for the price. It's a very underwhelming footlong with a dry bun. This booth is located at the back of the casino right next to subway and pizza hut. It actually does not say snack nook. Its just footlong hot dog. The eating area is very small. The people that work here don't really speak English and don't acknowledge you standing there waiting for service. Especially the women at subway.