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My first time at this location and since they've opened here in LV, it's my first chance to get White Castle fresh. White Castle is not new to me in anyway as I had White Castle burgers growing up as a kid in Chicago, but during that time, cheese burgers were only $.25 cents each. It was nice getting it hot and fresh off their grill. The steamed bun was so soft, the grilled onions on point. Like most fast food places, the service is exactly what you expect.
I've always heard about White Castle, but being a West Coast foodie, I never had the chance to try the famous White Castle slider until now. Honestly... it was disappointing at best. I just don't get how anyone could put White Castle above SoCal's #1 burger, In-N-Out--there's simply no comparison. The tiny slider had a pickle slice thicker than the burger itself, and it required a healthy dose of ketchup to make it palatable. I'm glad I finally checked the White Castle "iconic burger" box, but now that I have--no need to revisit.
I'd personally avoid this location. The food is cheap but you're basically paying to risk getting sick. I've been to White Castle spots in the Midwest and NY. Even the frozen sliders from the grocery store taste far better than what I experienced here. I get that food on the Strip often costs more and quality can vary but you'd think an established franchise would have some guardrails. The staff didn't help either. They came off as rude and it was hard to even tell who the manager was. Everyone seemed more focused on covering for each other than on guest service. SERIOUS HEALTH ISSUE: While waiting for my food, I saw multiple staff members handle their cell phones while wearing gloves and then go right back to touching food. One worker who touched his phone also grabbed cheese and placed it directly on my slider. Another pulled out a tissue to blow his nose. Again, without changing gloves. When I mentioned this to the person who handed me my food, he denied it. Fortunately I have a timestamp on the receipt and already submitted complaints to the Nevada Health Department and White Castle Corporate for review. Here's what I ordered: * Cheese Slider ($1.69) - 0/10. Didn't even eat it after seeing how it was handled. Straight to the trash. * 6 Piece Chicken Ring ($3.99) - 3/10. Ate one piece since I didn't see it mishandled. Dry, soggy, and clearly microwaved. Tossed the rest. I can't recommend anyone come here. Honestly, I'm perplexed why this spot is always busy. Probably just the novelty of White Castle in Vegas. Unfortunately, this franchisee does not live up to the name.
I ate here twice in two days. I just learned that White Castle opened two restaurants in Shanghai, my hometown, in 2017 and 2019. I found this out about 10 minutes ago through CNBC's Why Isn't White Castle a Fast-Food Giant? I also learned on Weibo, China's counterpart to X, that both Shanghai White Castle restaurants closed in 2021. What a pity! I first discovered White Castle through Jim Gaffigan's book Food: A Love Story, which I translated into Chinese and published in 2017. From that book, I learned about the mini hamburger in New York. Later, I went to New York and lived in New Windsor, NJ, for six weeks. I tried Katz's, but I didn't get the chance to try White Castle. When I returned to LA, I realized there was no White Castle in all of California. It seemed like more of a Midwestern specialty. On a trip to Las Vegas, I was walking down the Strip from north to south, hunting for good food--too many options. When I passed the Venetian, I noticed a White Castle attached to the Royale Casino. Whoa, it was a White Castle! When I walked in, the restaurant was dark, much darker than a normal fast-food chain. I almost regretted stepping inside, thinking the food couldn't be good. Fortunately, I was wrong--I had a very good meal. Thank you, White Castle. I went back twice in two days. The Food I Had DOUBLE CHEESE SLIDER - 5/5 The first thing I tried was the Double Cheese Slider, and it went far beyond my expectations. The bun was warm and soft--warm but not hot--just the right temperature to bite into. The patty was very meaty, though so tiny. Should I call it a patty? A beef sheet? A beef cake? Despite its size, it was satisfying. The pickle added great flavor to the burger. Remember to ask for extra free pickles when you order, and definitely choose jalapeño cheese. THE ORIGINAL SLIDER® - 5/5 It's strange--the Original Slider® only has one beef patty with some onion and pickles. Normally, more is better, but here, less is also good. It's very tasty. FRENCH FRIES - 4/5 Classic crinkle-cut fries: crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. This is exactly how their website describes them, and it's true. Crunchy yet soft--very good. PANKO BREADED FISH SLIDER - 3/5 More than 30 years ago, I had a McDonald's Filet-O-Fish® in Shanghai. It was the first time I ate fish without bones, and I never imagined fish could be eaten that way. Even though I rarely had McDonald's afterward in China, that first experience left a strong impression. That's why I ordered the Panko Breaded Fish Slider. Unfortunately, it didn't stand out. Maybe it's because the Double Cheese Slider was just too good by comparison. GOOEY BUTTERCAKE-ON-A-STICK - 4/5 So tiny, so cute, almost like a toy. The cake was dense and sweet, far beyond my stereotype of cake. I always thought cakes were light and fluffy, but this one was heavy and rich--in a good way.
Food took about 30 minutes to be ready after we ordered. The restaurant is clean and seats were readily available. The food was as expected and affordable.
We were here in April when we stayed at Harrah's as it was within walking distance from the hotel. We came here a day prior and there had been a long line. We thought that was a very good sign. Boy! We were wrong! This time there was no line and we were able to get our orders in very quickly and the food wait wasn't long. Our excitement was short lived. The food was a disappointment. The chicken sliders were dry & fries were bland. Hubby had the burgers and said the frozen ones we buy in the store tasted better. We can cross this off our bucket list at least & never return. On the upside, the interior was bright & clean. The staff were very friendly.
3 stars When I saw White Castle, I immediately had a flashback to the time I snuck in to see Harold and Kumar in theaters when I was a teen. I can understand why Harold and Kumar needed to get to White Castle. A thin burger patty on soft buns and fries on the side...what's not to like? Anyways, I got Combo #2 ($10.99) cheeseburgers, fries, a soda and thought the food was decent. If I was younger and still attending college, this would have been one of my go-to pit stops after a night out with friends. I felt like it was the perfect size for a snack before bedtime. (I had someone to share the meal with.) There is a kiosk to order from. Service was quick. Definitely a casual, affordable, fast food joint for a quick bite, the kids, or a post drunken night out. With my curiosity being satisfied, I might try the frozen ones to see if they're the same or similar.
We tried to go at 11pm on a Friday night and the doors didn't open and they seemed close. We went for lunch the next day and the restaurant had plenty of seated customers abd service was fast. They had plenty of seating and the dining room was clean. The chicken burgers are delicious! We saw them get fried fresh. The regular sliders were alright, but you can't beat the freshness.
I was in Vegas for a short weekend trip and noticed a White Castle within walking distance from my hotel. I had never tried White Castle before, and although the reviews weren't great, I decided to check it out for myself. I ordered the cheeseburger slider combo with fries and a Coke Zero, along with chicken rings and a gooey butter cake for dessert. The sliders were just okay--the meat was so thin I could barely taste it. The bread, however, was buttery and pretty good. The fries tasted like standard frozen crinkle-cut fries, and the chicken rings were bland. The best part of the meal was definitely the gooey butter cake. It was delicious and the perfect size for dessert. Service was really slow, but it's understandable given how busy this location is in the middle of the Strip.
First time at White Castle, when I arrived at Vegas. Ordered through the Kiosk, the server was friendly and asked if I needed condiments. It has a fast food vibe of course. The little sliders were pretty good. Fish slider, nice and crispy, chicken slider was pretty good, the bun made it kind of dry, and the burgers I must say better than getting from the freezer at the grocery store. It was a "Meh" experience for me. It didn't wow me, but for a quick snack, I go and get some little sliders.
Mehhhh, tried to keep an open mind. My husband never tried White Castle. We were looking for a quick and laid back lunch. Upon arrival we were not greeted. We walked up to a kiosk to order or food and pay. We waited for our food until our number was called. I noticed a cigarette smell in the restaurant. It was connected to a casino. The food was made to order, but the fries were bland and had no seasoning. Several homeless people were in and out of the establishment as well.
Everyone is always dogging White Castle but I'm here to say that I love it. And the workers are usually very nice and friendly. It's basic, cheap, and usually very consistent. I come back to this spot every year when we vacation in Vegas. I'll be back next trip too.
Okay, let me just start by saying that, like so many other folks, I wouldn't be writing this if not for the original Harold and Kumar movie. That's not to say I never would've made my way to one, as I'm always curious about chains that we don't have in the Bay Area, but it definitely added some motivation. After watching it, the one thing I was always curious about was whether White Castle was actually good or if it was just a thing you eat after you've partaken in the same activities as they did. The result from my inexact experiment? Well, from my completely sober experience, there might be a reason as to why they weren't... Now, despite how this was my first time visiting a White Castle, it, technically, wasn't my first time eating their signature sliders. Years ago, I tried the frozen ones they sell at supermarkets, but it's hard to count those since I never knew how close they were to the real thing. Inside, this place looks largely like what you'd expect - like any other fast food, albeit a bit dated and worn (they used to be open 24/7). It was also messier than I would've expected, as several tables were uncleaned, but it could've been bad timing, as a bunch of folks walked out as we walked in. As for the menu, it's pretty classic - seven different types of sliders, combos/family packs, a half dozen sides, and a handful of sweet treats (being Vegas, they also offer beers at a decent price). Even though their Original Slider is the thing they're known for, I opted to get the CHEESE SLIDER instead (I already had to resist adding bacon). Thankfully, we stopped in just to try their slider rather than to eat a real meal because the wait for our order was surprisingly long. Compared to the frozen one I had, this one definitely looked far better, but it was more cute than tantalizing. It's not just that the slider itself was small; the patty was so thin! Plus, the slice of cheese wasn't melted either, which was disappointing. That said, at least it wasn't oily and the bun was soft. While I'm glad to have finally checked them out in person, it's hard to say White Castle is worth visiting when there are so many alternatives up and down The Strip. The fact that they're one of the more budget friendly options around is appealing, but they'd be better for late night/post-drinking eats, if they still stayed open late. Or if you're reliving the Harold and Kumar experience.
Came here for lunch on a Tuesday. It wasn't too busy. I waited at the counter for a bit before someone 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. read more
White Castle has fully automated the ordering process. There is no longer a human to interact with. 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 :( read more
10 months ago
Hey! If you need a snack less than $5, here you go. It's not the bougiest food or the most healthy, but it is cheap and yummy! For $1.39, you can get a small slider and enjoy it in a warm area next to Harrah's casino. The staff here are always working hard and seem like they're having a good time. This is always a stop for me when in Vegas. We ordered the traditional slider with cheese and also ventured out a bit. The Jalapeno slider was really good and had a distinct heat that really elevated the original slider. The fried chicken slider was also really delicious. Not too oily and had great flavor! read more
My first time at this location and since they've opened here in LV, it's my first chance to get White Castle fresh. White Castle is not new to me in anyway as I had White Castle burgers growing up as a kid in Chicago, but during that time, cheese burgers were only $.25 cents each. It was nice getting it hot and fresh off their grill. The steamed bun was so soft, the grilled onions on point. Like most fast food places, the service is exactly what you expect. read more
I've always heard about White Castle, but being a West Coast foodie, I never had the chance to try the famous White Castle slider until now. Honestly... it was disappointing at best. I just don't get how anyone could put White Castle above SoCal's #1 burger, In-N-Out--there's simply no comparison. The tiny slider had a pickle slice thicker than the burger itself, and it required a healthy dose of ketchup to make it palatable. I'm glad I finally checked the White Castle "iconic burger" box, but now that I have--no need to revisit. read more
I'd personally avoid this location. The food is cheap but you're basically paying to risk getting sick. I've been to White Castle spots in the Midwest and NY. Even the frozen sliders from the grocery store taste far better than what I experienced here. I get that food on the Strip often costs more and quality can vary but you'd think an established franchise would have some guardrails. The staff didn't help either. They came off as rude and it was hard to even tell who the manager was. Everyone seemed more focused on covering for each other than on guest service. SERIOUS HEALTH ISSUE: While waiting for my food, I saw multiple staff members handle their cell phones while wearing gloves and then go right back to touching food. One worker who touched his phone also grabbed cheese and placed it directly on my slider. Another pulled out a tissue to blow his nose. Again, without changing gloves. When I mentioned this to the person who handed me my food, he denied it. Fortunately I have a timestamp on the receipt and already submitted complaints to the Nevada Health Department and White Castle Corporate for review. Here's what I ordered: * Cheese Slider ($1.69) - 0/10. Didn't even eat it after seeing how it was handled. Straight to the trash. * 6 Piece Chicken Ring ($3.99) - 3/10. Ate one piece since I didn't see it mishandled. Dry, soggy, and clearly microwaved. Tossed the rest. I can't recommend anyone come here. Honestly, I'm perplexed why this spot is always busy. Probably just the novelty of White Castle in Vegas. Unfortunately, this franchisee does not live up to the name. read more
I ate here twice in two days. I just learned that White Castle opened two restaurants in Shanghai, my hometown, in 2017 and 2019. I found this out about 10 minutes ago through CNBC's Why Isn't White Castle a Fast-Food Giant? I also learned on Weibo, China's counterpart to X, that both Shanghai White Castle restaurants closed in 2021. What a pity! I first discovered White Castle through Jim Gaffigan's book Food: A Love Story, which I translated into Chinese and published in 2017. From that book, I learned about the mini hamburger in New York. Later, I went to New York and lived in New Windsor, NJ, for six weeks. I tried Katz's, but I didn't get the chance to try White Castle. When I returned to LA, I realized there was no White Castle in all of California. It seemed like more of a Midwestern specialty. On a trip to Las Vegas, I was walking down the Strip from north to south, hunting for good food--too many options. When I passed the Venetian, I noticed a White Castle attached to the Royale Casino. Whoa, it was a White Castle! When I walked in, the restaurant was dark, much darker than a normal fast-food chain. I almost regretted stepping inside, thinking the food couldn't be good. Fortunately, I was wrong--I had a very good meal. Thank you, White Castle. I went back twice in two days. The Food I Had DOUBLE CHEESE SLIDER - 5/5 The first thing I tried was the Double Cheese Slider, and it went far beyond my expectations. The bun was warm and soft--warm but not hot--just the right temperature to bite into. The patty was very meaty, though so tiny. Should I call it a patty? A beef sheet? A beef cake? Despite its size, it was satisfying. The pickle added great flavor to the burger. Remember to ask for extra free pickles when you order, and definitely choose jalapeño cheese. THE ORIGINAL SLIDER® - 5/5 It's strange--the Original Slider® only has one beef patty with some onion and pickles. Normally, more is better, but here, less is also good. It's very tasty. FRENCH FRIES - 4/5 Classic crinkle-cut fries: crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. This is exactly how their website describes them, and it's true. Crunchy yet soft--very good. PANKO BREADED FISH SLIDER - 3/5 More than 30 years ago, I had a McDonald's Filet-O-Fish® in Shanghai. It was the first time I ate fish without bones, and I never imagined fish could be eaten that way. Even though I rarely had McDonald's afterward in China, that first experience left a strong impression. That's why I ordered the Panko Breaded Fish Slider. Unfortunately, it didn't stand out. Maybe it's because the Double Cheese Slider was just too good by comparison. GOOEY BUTTERCAKE-ON-A-STICK - 4/5 So tiny, so cute, almost like a toy. The cake was dense and sweet, far beyond my stereotype of cake. I always thought cakes were light and fluffy, but this one was heavy and rich--in a good way. read more
We were here in April when we stayed at Harrah's as it was within walking distance from the hotel. We came here a day prior and there had been a long line. We thought that was a very good sign. Boy! We were wrong! This time there was no line and we were able to get our orders in very quickly and the food wait wasn't long. Our excitement was short lived. The food was a disappointment. The chicken sliders were dry & fries were bland. Hubby had the burgers and said the frozen ones we buy in the store tasted better. We can cross this off our bucket list at least & never return. On the upside, the interior was bright & clean. The staff were very friendly. read more
3 stars When I saw White Castle, I immediately had a flashback to the time I snuck in to see Harold and Kumar in theaters when I was a teen. I can understand why Harold and Kumar needed to get to White Castle. A thin burger patty on soft buns and fries on the side...what's not to like? Anyways, I got Combo #2 ($10.99) cheeseburgers, fries, a soda and thought the food was decent. If I was younger and still attending college, this would have been one of my go-to pit stops after a night out with friends. I felt like it was the perfect size for a snack before bedtime. (I had someone to share the meal with.) There is a kiosk to order from. Service was quick. Definitely a casual, affordable, fast food joint for a quick bite, the kids, or a post drunken night out. With my curiosity being satisfied, I might try the frozen ones to see if they're the same or similar. read more
We tried to go at 11pm on a Friday night and the doors didn't open and they seemed close. We went for lunch the next day and the restaurant had plenty of seated customers abd service was fast. They had plenty of seating and the dining room was clean. The chicken burgers are delicious! We saw them get fried fresh. The regular sliders were alright, but you can't beat the freshness. read more
1 year ago
I was in Vegas for a short weekend trip and noticed a White Castle within walking distance from my hotel. I had never tried White Castle before, and although the reviews weren't great, I decided to check it out for myself. I ordered the cheeseburger slider combo with fries and a Coke Zero, along with chicken rings and a gooey butter cake for dessert. The sliders were just okay--the meat was so thin I could barely taste it. The bread, however, was buttery and pretty good. The fries tasted like standard frozen crinkle-cut fries, and the chicken rings were bland. The best part of the meal was definitely the gooey butter cake. It was delicious and the perfect size for dessert. Service was really slow, but it's understandable given how busy this location is in the middle of the Strip. read more
8 months ago
First time at White Castle, when I arrived at Vegas. Ordered through the Kiosk, the server was friendly and asked if I needed condiments. It has a fast food vibe of course. The little sliders were pretty good. Fish slider, nice and crispy, chicken slider was pretty good, the bun made it kind of dry, and the burgers I must say better than getting from the freezer at the grocery store. It was a "Meh" experience for me. It didn't wow me, but for a quick snack, I go and get some little sliders. read more
9 months ago
Mehhhh, tried to keep an open mind. My husband never tried White Castle. We were looking for a quick and laid back lunch. Upon arrival we were not greeted. We walked up to a kiosk to order or food and pay. We waited for our food until our number was called. I noticed a cigarette smell in the restaurant. It was connected to a casino. The food was made to order, but the fries were bland and had no seasoning. Several homeless people were in and out of the establishment as well. read more
Everyone is always dogging White Castle but I'm here to say that I love it. And the workers are usually very nice and friendly. It's basic, cheap, and usually very consistent. I come back to this spot every year when we vacation in Vegas. I'll be back next trip too. read more
Okay, let me just start by saying that, like so many other folks, I wouldn't be writing this if not for the original Harold and Kumar movie. That's not to say I never would've made my way to one, as I'm always curious about chains that we don't have in the Bay Area, but it definitely added some motivation. After watching it, the one thing I was always curious about was whether White Castle was actually good or if it was just a thing you eat after you've partaken in the same activities as they did. The result from my inexact experiment? Well, from my completely sober experience, there might be a reason as to why they weren't... Now, despite how this was my first time visiting a White Castle, it, technically, wasn't my first time eating their signature sliders. Years ago, I tried the frozen ones they sell at supermarkets, but it's hard to count those since I never knew how close they were to the real thing. Inside, this place looks largely like what you'd expect - like any other fast food, albeit a bit dated and worn (they used to be open 24/7). It was also messier than I would've expected, as several tables were uncleaned, but it could've been bad timing, as a bunch of folks walked out as we walked in. As for the menu, it's pretty classic - seven different types of sliders, combos/family packs, a half dozen sides, and a handful of sweet treats (being Vegas, they also offer beers at a decent price). Even though their Original Slider is the thing they're known for, I opted to get the CHEESE SLIDER instead (I already had to resist adding bacon). Thankfully, we stopped in just to try their slider rather than to eat a real meal because the wait for our order was surprisingly long. Compared to the frozen one I had, this one definitely looked far better, but it was more cute than tantalizing. It's not just that the slider itself was small; the patty was so thin! Plus, the slice of cheese wasn't melted either, which was disappointing. That said, at least it wasn't oily and the bun was soft. While I'm glad to have finally checked them out in person, it's hard to say White Castle is worth visiting when there are so many alternatives up and down The Strip. The fact that they're one of the more budget friendly options around is appealing, but they'd be better for late night/post-drinking eats, if they still stayed open late. Or if you're reliving the Harold and Kumar experience. read more
It's been so long since I had White Castle!!! I wasn't the least bit hungry but had to stop in! I went with 2 cheese sliders and they were everything I hoped they'd be, grease and all. The service was super quick and the place was not the cleanest but exactly what I'd expect. read more
I was pretty excited to try this place out, considering Ive heard white castle was being compared to "In N out". We stumbled upon this place while walking around in Vegas. We wanted to sit since we walked pretty far. There were 4 of us and we decided to have a snack. So we ordered the #7 which came with 10 sliders and 2 fries and 2 drinks at about $30. We found a table and had to wipe it down since it was pretty dirty. Their food court area was pretty dirty. There were a few tables that had napkins, ketchup packets and trash that needed cleaning. There was no one in the dining area cleaning it out. The trash was also starting to overflow. We got our food after about 10min and it came in to-go bags. Once we opened everything the sliders were pretty small. They were cheese sliders with a pickle in each slider. The bread was pretty soft. The party was very thin. The fries were thin but hot which was nice. My brother and I both had like 4 sliders each which was super easy to put down. It was good but the eating area needed more attention. Glad I tried it. read more
2 years ago
Great location for a White Castle, but unfortunately, the experience was a mess. They've switched to kiosk only ordering, which isn't a huge deal, but upon arrival, there was only one worker handling all the food and orders. About 10 minutes later, two more employees showed up only to stand around gossiping about other coworkers instead of helping. Customer service was horrible, and it really ruined the experience. The food was just okay, pricing was reasonable, but the lack of staffing and professionalism made it hard to enjoy. I won't be returning. The restaurant needed to be clean come on you guys have to do better read more
Opens 24/7. Located at the end of the strip by Harrah's. Cheap, fast, and okay tasting. Gets the job done for late night craves. They have fish, chicken, and the classic burger. They also have sides of mozzarella sticks, fries, onion chips, and more. read more
I lived in St. Louis for 20 years and tried White Castle only once, shortly before I left. I enjoyed the sliders so I decided to give them another try, some 22 years later. The street entrance is off the Strip, and there are two stairs in front. But there is also an accessible entrance from the casino next door, which I believe is the Best Western Plus. They appeared to be short-staffed, like just about everywhere. The person calling out order numbers couldn't project, and for some reason, was not using the mic that was right in front of her. (She began using it after orders weren't picked up.) The sliders were cold. The patties were a bit overcooked. There were barely any onions. The sliders looked as though they were slapped together. Well, at least they're inexpensive. There's seating inside and it's a good place for families. read more
Having watched Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle back in the day combined with Netflix documentaries of America's food history got me excited to finally try it out at a physical location for the first time. I actually stayed st the hotel within a couple hundred feet from here so it was very convenient. Walking in, there was a fair amount of seating but most were occupied. The place was pretty clean, but one of the self service refreshment stations was out of order. I ordered the original slider combo. I forget how pricey fast food can get these days, but it is what it is. The service was fine, quickly ordered and received my meal. As for the food - subpar. I'm actually disappointed because the fries were pretty soggy and the burger sliders itself were...worse than the few times I bought white castle sliders at the frozen section of the supermarket. What?! Maybe I just had a higher expectation of the food with its historical significance. read more
1 year ago
Earlier for lunch, I picked up two # 2 orders with one being a combo, while the other being just the four mini burgers with cheese for us to share before a late dinner. I've always been a fan of this chain and would honestly trade all the several years nasty ass Whataburgers, Wendy's, Jack in the Box and BK chains for this specific chain in a heartbeat. The burgers were all very delicious, very soft, very beefy in taste, juicy and proportioned just right in meat to bun ratio. The crinkle fries are pretty good stuff too. Good, efficient service and the order came out super fast. read more
I have been dying to try these sliders since my friend brought one home from the East Coast. I never found a good time, but Sunday morning before I was leaving I ran downstairs (we were staying at Harrahs) and got breakfast here. I didn't know what I was ordering and the guys was not helpful in the front. Just said what sauces do you want, I said what sauces do you have and he looked at me like I should know. BUDDY...this is my first time, but how would you know you didn't ask me! LOL....I had high expectations, but really it was just chicken on what it seemed like was a Hawaiian bun. I think Chik-Fil-A is better, but I guess I can say I had one! I know I can get it in the freezer section at my grocery store, but thought straight from the restaurant would be better. I think the frozen is what they are serving anyways! I can do this at home! Thanks for the experience White Castle. The hash browns were crispy and good if you want to try those. read more
I hate to post a poor review but have to be honest here. Spent $20 for a uber just to come get White Castle. Then when I was handed my order they forgot the drink. iPhone returning to get the cup, the employee told me " wait that's not your fu**ing order". Wow. Since I had allready eaten part of it I offered to pay for the other order that I mistakenly got. No answer and the employee ignored me. This is a bad apple White Castle, you need to take appropriate action. Also The restaurant was dirty and the dining room was not kept up. Garbage piling up and such. Pic attached. Save yourself the time. Don't visit this location. read more
7 months ago
Service was fast and food serviceable. The noise was a little too loud. They had only one drink machine working. They also should have Big Red. read more
10 months ago
10 months ago
Stopped in while walking the strip, to try my first non grocery store White Castle. And tbh, having seen Harold and Kumar made me extra curious. The place was somewhat busy but staff aren't overly friendly. But I get it. Slinging cheap little burgers where people are drunk on $5 margaritas can't be awesome. I'd drop back in, if the circumstances were right. read more
Cheap and fast, lots of seating. Sliders were good, but basic, very nostalgic. Reminded me of school lunches in the early 2000s. Fries had no taste. I don't think there was even a grain of salt on them. Loaded fries weren't any better. I do like that you can order via a kiosk though as it made ordering our food super quick. read more
My go to spot for an easy, quick meal. Perfect for almost any occasion: drunk, sober, broke, rich, etc I will always be down for some White Castle. Service is typical fast food service. Love that it's right next to the casino floor. read more
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If I order for pick up with Door Dash, is there a rack where the orders are or do I just go to the person who calls out people's orders?
Does this one serve impossible or beyond meat sliders?
No, but I wish they did. They have fish and clams for pescatarians or there's always the fries. They also have tasty onion rings.
Uber eats delivery available to mandalay beach club?
You can order thru DoorDash
Does this location have the Smokey Joe sliders?
Do the Las Vegas stores accept White Castle gift cards?
We have a dually truck. Is there parking for large rigs near by?
Do they delivery to the hotels?
Is this a "real" White Castle location? I only ask because it doesn't show up on white castle's website
Yes! They sell White Castle burgers...sliders, fries, and all near Harrah's!
Is the parking validated or free?
There's a locals discount?
Do you have the impossible burger yet ? Pls pls say yes!! :)
Do you have vegan options?
I went today 3/26/19 and they do in fact have the Impossible Sliders at this location. They also have a different veggie patty which is vegan. Just make sure to double check that they don't add cheese or mayo to your burger!
Is the veggie slider available at this specific location?
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