Hash House A Go Go

I ate here twice, sitting at the bar. The food is decent, I kinda wish it was a little hotter though. The drink options were decent. I really enjoyed the Waffle and the French Toast. I don't really think the "crispy potatoes" are actually crispy, but that's a nitpick cause they still taste good. Giovanni happened to help me both times, and he was great.

We went for breakfast because friends told me it was excellent. We were a little sticker shocked by some of the prices, but hey, everything is up these days. We ordered the meatlovers scramble, a side of bacon, a side of sausage gravy, and a side of tomato and avocado. EVERYTHING was cooked perfectly, and the eggs were AMAZING! I don't know what seasoning they used, but 🤤

This is a very popular restaurant at the resort, and I was planning to give them four stars. Unfortunately, they mishandled our Hyatt membership and didn’t apply any discount, so I’m downgrading them to three stars. Don’t get me wrong—the food is good, classic American fare—but the service is slow and rude. Also, expect to wait around 60 minutes for your food.

The hash skillet and waffles were great. The pancakes left something to be desired. Long wait for ish food and services was a bummer. Everyone seated around us was excessively loud and made the atmosphere less than ideal.

We come to hash house a go go everytime we come to Vegas, and we always bring all our friends, but this was by far the worst experience we’ve ever had. I don’t know what was happening this morning but to start when we got there we went up and gave them our reservation name and they sent us to the back of the line to wait until we were called (which is pretty much what always happens because it’s a busy restaurant so whatever) but the hostess calls my name, I tell her we’re there (at the back of the line, she’s a good 10 feet in front of us) and then she just walks off. So we go up to the front and everyone in line was asking us if we were supposed to follow her and she acted annoyed that we were confused. We brushed it off thinking maybe the hostess was overwhelmed so whatever it’s fine. Well we sit down, never offered water, we ordered the bloody Mary’s which were awful, we plugged our noses and drank them because they were expensive, they had no garnish on them except for an olive so we thought maybe the waiter had put in for regular blood Mary’s instead of the standard ones which are supposed to have pickled veggies and all sorts of stuff but it came with nothing but the olive. We waited forever for our food, when it came out none of the food had any of the extra stuff on it, the chicken and waffles came out as just 2 dry pieces of chicken on top of waffles, no crunchy onions, nothing. 2 people at our table got spicy chicken sandwiches and they were cold, dry, the chicken had no sauce on it, and the lettuce was old and rotting around the edges. One of our girls sent hers back and walked over to Starbucks to grab something else to eat. The waiter was nice enough, but It seemed like he was the only one doing anything, running to all the tables on a busy Saturday morning. As we were walking out we saw other people getting the same food we had ordered but theirs looked much more appetizing, hot, and fresh than ours. We came here for my husbands 28th birthday breakfast, it’s his favorite restaurant so to say we’re upset would be an understatement. I definitely would suggest going to the one at the Plaza

We recently visited Hash Hash A Go Go at The Rio, and while it was an okay experience, I’m giving it 4 stars mainly because of the slow service. We ordered banana pecan French toast, pancakes, a hamburger, eggs, bacon, and also tried the kiwi watermelon lemonade. The food was decent, but nothing extraordinary. The French toast and pancakes were fine but pretty basic, and the hamburger was good along with the eggs and bacon—just standard diner fare. The kiwi watermelon lemonade was refreshing and a nice touch to the meal, but again, it wasn’t anything special for the price. The pricing felt a little high for the quality of the food and drinks. Overall, it’s a solid choice for a casual breakfast, but the slow service and value for money could definitely be improved. 🥞🍔

Great food. Great staff. My husband and I had a good dining experience.

Everybody was going through the motions. It didn't seem like anybody really cared. the food was okay but the prices were way too high for what was received. The hostess was aggressive when our table was ready she rushed us from the hallway to the table as if they were long lines. However we were the only people waiting.

My son and I came here on our way out of town and got a few recs for this place so after doing my own research I thought we'd go ahead and give it a try. Man oh man it did not disappoint. My son had the chicken and waffles..but plain because he's 10 and doesn't really like all the boojee extras. I ordered the Chicken Fried Benedict and let me tell you! People aren't lying when they talk about the portions! No sir. They are huuuuuge! And I can eat a medium pizza by myself...which btw is about how big the pancakes are from actual firsthand view lol. Anyways the portions are crazy big. The flavor of the chicken was wonderful as was the Sage sauce that covered my meal! My son couldn't even finish his and he can eat too! Overall I give this place a two thumbs way up and a big 5 stars!! Great friendly service, fast and always made sure our drinks were filled. Atmosphere was nice. Great ambiance!! Definitely will be coming back

The Service was not great, My waiter was Tina, she was a bit rude. My son was the first person to order his drink and he didn't even get it until we all finish our meals. We didn't even have water to start with. When we did get our food it was already cold, it had been sitting at the counter for a while already. Not the best experience. Food was okay. As we were leaving a man at the cashiers was having an argument with a customer. He didn't have a name tag but he was wearing a black suit, I believe he was the manger. Not great service..

We had the Hyatt globalist breakfast. There was quite a bit to choose from fortunately as earlier in the year they apparently had a very limited menu. Portions were massive and we always had leftovers! One thing we noticed over a few days is that the food presentation and service level varied. We had the banana latte two days in a row and they were entirely different. One in a tall clear glass with layers and whipped cream on top. The second time it was in a low wide cup and handle, no whip cream but a slice of banana on the side. Our small juices were the same but came in different style glasses even when brought over at one time. Service varied over 3 days as we had great to slightly below avg service. The person assigning tables always tries to put you at the worst table even while there are booths still available. If you simply ask she will grant you a booth. The hash and scramble was just ok. Fried Chicken sandwich was my favorite but just ok. Grilled cheese was ok. Breakfast burrito and Pancake were not very good. Overall, mediocre food with decent service. A pleasant enough ambience. Very convenient of course for those at the Rio.

As Hyatt Global members breakfast at Hash House A Go Go is FREE! We ordered the scramble, bacon waffle and a hash. The service was great, vibe casual with your standard breakfast fair. The best thing was the biscuit. The fluffiest more delicious biscuit you'll ever eat!

It's not fancy but it's filling. And if you're staying at the Rio, it's convenient. If you're a World of Hyatt Globalist, you get breakfast for free. So it's a win-win! I don't always eat breakfast when I stay at the Rio as the gluten-free options are limited. But have had the oatmeal, twisted chicken sandwich (no bun), and Cheddar bacon burger (no bun). The oatmeal was cooked well, filling and portion large enough for two. Had I known it was that big, I would have came later in the morning. Will order this again. The twisted chicken sandwich was spicier than expected but I'd rather have flavor than a piece of bland chicken. The breast was a wee bit on the small size, especially when you consider the other entree portion sizes. It seemed more of a side option vs the main. Large side salad. I'd order it again. The burger was a disappointment. The menu stated it was handcrafted but it was a frozen patty. I order it medium, it arrived very well done and dry. I noticed the table next to me got a burger that was at least 4 times as thick as mine. So not sure how they decide who gets a frozen patty and who gets the handcrafted burger. I would not order this again. But I might try one more time to see if this was a one-off. Drinks: I've tried the hot chocolate, lemonade, and caramel mocha. The hot chocolate comes in a giant cup but made from a mix as does the lemonade. I'm not a coffee drinker so can't really evaluate the quality of the caramel mocha other than it was okay. These items are large enough to share: Scrambles, Hashes, Biscuits and Sausage Gravy, and Hash House Oatmeal. Just like any restaurant, the service can vary depending on how busy it is and the server. Casual atmosphere.

get the chicken and waffles!! They chicken breast was so juicy and crispy and so flavorful . The waffles were stuffed with bacon and a little dry but nothing some butter and syrup couldn't fix. The service was a little slow, but they were packed with people. It's located inside the Rio hotel (which I wasn't aware was still open). Its a bit noisy but what breakfast spot isn't?

We waited about 40 minutes. We were in the wrong line. We were in line for Hyatt globalists which we were not. At some point while not knowing we went to the next line to put our name on the waiting list then continuing lining up the supposedly wrong line for us. We were third in line when we realized we were in the wrong line. So, we stepped aside and waited against the bench by the wall since my husband already put on name on the waiting list. I think they did a poor job of letting people know about the lines. I later realized there was a sign but I still think the hostess should give verbal clarification. The wait to order and food to come out was quite a while. Service wasn't bad. It was actually pretty good. Hot chocolate ($9.00) was good according to my son. Coffee was $6.00 but very bitter, perhaps it was dark roast. Spinach salad was $15 and it was alright. It was my wrong doing ordering it. My son had the grilled cheese sandwich and it had tomatoes. I think it was ok but the fries that came with it were super yummy. My younger son had eggs, bacon, home fries and toast and he ate everything so it must be good. My husband ate up his BLT sandwich. I thought it was ok but my husband thinks they deserve a 4 stars. There were a lot of people so maybe it was a good restaurant or maybe it was the only restaurant that is open. Ambiance was average.

Alberto started our experience off with great customer service. We had a few questions and he was more than happy to guide us through the menu. The food is definitely served in large portions. I myself wasn't as hungry so a side of the fried potatoes was perfect so that I would feel stuffed. Personally I would have preferred them golden brown but they still got the spot. My husband's review on the classic was the portion was perfect, eggs scrambled with cheese were prepared to his liliking and the bacon was crispy but not over cooked. My friend ordered the biscuits & Gravy for her usual go to but was exceptionally surprised with how the griddle mashed potatoes tasted with it. She described it as a most try. This location was conveniently located in the Rio Hotel & Casino. Not to busy that you couldn't be seated right away. Ambiance was relaxing on an early Saturday morning !

Oh man... so disappointed in the food at this location . The server was very kind and def not his fault . Food was cold , eggs hard , biscuits and gravy was like slob and pancakes were burnt. I am giving two stars and not zero just for the fact the server was apologetic. I prob should have talked to the manager but they are so understaffed .

Great food , huge pancakes glad I only one . Service was great our waitress Carolina was very helpful and answered all our questions with a big smile , she made us feel welcomed . I hadn't been to the Rio in years but it seems like it's coming back . Restaurant reminds me of a farm with tractors and farm decor . Very nice and clean

The best breakfast place in the Rio. Service was decent, and atmosphere was okay. And the food was just over average. Again, the best breakfast in the Rio

Breakfast - there isn't a generic cafe anymore at the Rio, so this is the closest thing to a simple breakfast. Open 7am-1pm Our reservation was for 11am, but when we arrived a little early, we were seated right away. Quick efficient service. I had the tomato, goat cheese and basil scramble. It was pretty good but extremely light on the basil. The biscuits are really good and even better with the gravy. They must go through a lot of sage here since there's a big sprig on every dish.

Went to Hash House this morning for breakfast on a Mimosa Monday. Great spot at the Rio for breakfast! My best friend and I were served by Tina who is simply the best. We ordered a two egg plate with sausage patties a biscuit and country potatoes as well as the french toast. The food came out fast and the portions were ginormous. Tina checked on us often and was attentive, she even brought a box to go with plasticware and syrup as we had leftover french toast . Everything was tasty. Highly recommend this place for great food and excellent service.

Not your typical breakfast! But well worth it. It was our first time here and we'll be definitely coming back. Here's why; the service was excellent, we received a complimentary biscuit and jelly. The biscuit was by far one of the best ones I've had. It was so buttery and soft. The Mega Pint Blood Orange Mimosa was what we needed. We got to take the pints home so it was a great souvenir. Lastly, the food. The food was great except the portion size. We ordered our own individual plate and that was a mistake. The portion sizes are HUGE. One plate is enough for 2/3 people. That was the only downside because we had so much leftovers. Otherwise, definitely recommend.

While staying at the Rio, we were eager to visit Hash House A Go Go for breakfast! They are know for their enormous portions, so because of that my husband and I decided to share an order of the biscuits and gravy. When our order arrived, it was cold, as if it had been sitting in the window for a while, which surprised me since the restaurant was not busy at all. I asked for it to be remade, and they promptly brought out a fresh order. I appreciated their willingness to correct the mistake and would recommend checking them out if you're in Vegas.

Pretty standard Denny's style restaurant. Great food for a hangover. Their giant pancake was dry but their other food was as expected. Service was snappy and we had no complaints.

Yikes! The service at check in was not the best. 8 minutes later no one and not a server in site...we got up and left. All the stinky smells, lack luster hostesses and the third strike was no server.

The Hash House was rather disappointing. Things you need to go before you go is that the portion sizes are really large and it's quite expensive. Just a blueberry pancake is $18.99. You could go to IHOP and get more food cheaper and better. And I'm not a fan of IHOP. A lot of their ads in the hotel showed a pancake with stuff inside. So I got the blueberry pancakes and they were not good at all. My eggs were not cooked enough, which made them disappointing. However the bacon was delicious. My wife enjoyed her oatmeal. The other thing that was disappointing is our server seemed to be very unknowledgeable about the menu.

Love this place so much, I've gone every time I've been in Vegas (x4)! Can't complain about a damn thing, it's wonderful. Went here with a large group, some slightly hungover, some still buzzed from the night before & they had something for everyone. Highly recommend trying this location and hopefully you will be lucky enough to have Cherish wait on you. She was awesome, friendly, knowledgeable and provided excellent service. Try the candied bacon it's to die for!!

Starting off the service was excellent and the staff was very warm and friendly.'ve experienced this San Diego establishment since they opened in the Hillcrest location. Two different locations two different experiences. Executive summary: Service:5/5 Drink menu:5/5 Good for groups 5/5 Depth of flavor:3/5 The food was lackluster it was not the same amazing food experience has the Hillcrest restaurant. The banana latte and the service were the standout items to takeaway from my experience here. There is also a bar for you single riders. The portions are the same as the Hillcrest location so that is consistent. If you have not experienced this place give it a shot. I'll stick with the Hillcrest experience.

This was a super hearty dish. The chicken was really good and the breading was nice but not too thick. The Nashville hot sauce was pretty hot but in a vinegar way not like a creamy spicy way if that makes sense. It threw me off because it looks like it would be a really good creamy spice sauce but it kicked you right in the back of your throat. It definitely made my nose sweat. I was quiet for a little bit trying to take it all down. I couldn't. This dish got the best of me. Don't worry, I took the rest of it to go so I could suffer through it later. I also appreciate the fact that they just stabbed some rosemary into a biscuit.

Cliff Notes Price Range: Medium Parking: Valet Perk: Food Non-Perk: Paying at the end :0) Ambiance: Busy Dress: Casual Noise: Loud Temperature: Comfortable Recommend: 100%   Dissertation Food was incredible! Our server was fun, exceedingly knowledgeable and helpful. Wish I could remember his name, my bad.....We had reservations, but of course we were there during peak time so we had to wait about 20 minutes before being seated. My son ordered the blueberry pancake which was larger than his head and it tasted like a scrumptious flat cake. Extremely good, it put my boring eggs, ham and toast to shame. Next time we go, I am getting the pancake!

Hash House A Go Go at the Rio: where Vegas-sized portions meet epic flavor! From chorizo hash to a fried chicken sandwich the size of a jackpot, plus a strong cup of joe, this spot hits the brunch jackpot every time. Check out my visit @sosalicious805 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCVq5NtRm26/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

This is a hangover must. The amount of food that you get is so massive that you probably won't even eat it. All. The service was fast. We came with a large group. The food came out within decent time. Everything was amazing and the service was great.

I dined here for the first time this last weekend during my stay at the hotel. I had breakfast here each morning (3 visits total). The food was good, generally good sized portions and fair quality. Service was generally efficient, sometimes even friendly, though mostly just straightforward. Ambiance is uniquely different and eclectic.

Hash House was conveniently located in our hotel and a perfect spot for brunch after a long night. We made a reservation although it wasn't necessarily needed since it was an hour before closing and not crowded. The restaurant itself is large with a bar at the far end and I like how it is open to the main hall (good people watching). Service here was super quick, I ordered, went to the restroom and my food was there when I returned! As per usual, the food portions were large and the corned beef hash was good. I would say it wasn't quite "hash" more like strips of meat. Definitely a smart restaurant choice to put in a hotel/casino.

I super dig this place and always seem to visit here when I am in Vegas. The prices are really great for on the strip and the portions are a bit absurd how big they are. I always share with my mom and we still can't finish a plate! Everything I've had here is really good. Especially the chicken fried steak. They have some pretty epic bloody Mary's as well. I've never been here when it is super busy so not sure how crazy it gets, but if you are coming around 10am service is fast and friendly. I think this will stick around as a usually spot when I visit.

DO NOT EVER EVER GO HERE. My pool teammate came here for breakfast and got a breakfast burrito. We came to Vegas to play pool. We advanced to the second stage. My friend got food poisoning from the burrito and now we have to forfeit our match. Registration was $450. THANKS A LOT, Hash House. NOT NOT EAT HERE!!!!!!!!

Came early and beat the wait! Good amount of people there around 8/9am. Got one of the popular Benedict's and it lived up to its hype and name. Very big portions recommend sharing and kinda heavy as well. Service was quick and nice.

Crazy long wait to get in at 12:20, not because there weren't 25 open tables. ‍ husband had the corned beef sandwich and said it was good. I had the bacon cheeseburger without the bun and a salad. Both were good. Our waitress was attentive.

Sorry. I don't get it? This place is trying too hard to "twist" breakfast. The place itself is nice and the staff are all very friendly and do attempt to be as accommodating as possible, within their house rules. But the menu is over priced and Ben for Vegas. It's just not a good or even reasonably valued experience. Chicken is dry and the hash was 1/2 inch diced / fried potato's with sliced corned beef on top of it. Not even mixed in it. Baskets were OK fries were the best lasting thing there. Sorry. Not a fan of this place. Maybe next time. Two thumbs down.

Hash house is a must when you're looking for a filling breakfast for any size party. There will be a wait, unless you go early. I went here during a bachelorette weekend. We arrived around 9:30 am and waited 30 mins before getting seated for a party of 4. Our server was attentive and the restaurant is very lively. We were dining while they were filming promotion content for their socials and were lucky enough to received a couple complimentary mimosas and new drinks. The watermelon lemonade was really good. Unfortunately, i was took hung over to drink the mimosa. The food was really good. Portions are huge so come with an appetite or share with some friends and family. I got a scramble and customized it to my liking. Pro Tip: Ask for a tortilla with your scramble and you can make your own burrito.

This is definitely a solid choice for those with hearty appetites. I'd be surprised if anyone left hungry. My husband had a huge order of French toast with bananas and pecans. The bananas had the peels on, which was... not appealing (hah) but he still enjoyed the dish. I chose poorly with the fried chicken benedict. The chipotle sauce was really spicy (duh) and I couldn't get through more than a few bites without coughing. We also had a side of potatoes that were very dark yet weren't hot or well seasoned. The service was okay, and the interior was very bland. This seems more of a Man Vs. Food destination than a restaurant for those looking for great flavor.

It took a very long time to get a table, which was expected on a busy weekend morning. However, the wait was much longer than we were told to be expecting. Portions here are huge, but the food is just average. The caramel mocha I got was very sweet and didn't have much coffee flavor.

Atmosphere is way too loud for breakfast or brunch, but service was good as well as the food. Generous portions but for the price of about $30 pee breakfast entree, they better be. Mac n Cheese with bacon at $13.99 wasn't worth it as it wasn't that great. Chicken and Waffles were excellent as always but the Chicken Benedict over biscuits, mashed potatoes, and spinach were even better! Definitely worth repeat visit.

American breakfast food is always good but hash house is something different. For a small, unassuming restaurant in which is inside of what is generally considered to be one of the lower quality big hotels on the strip, Hash House surprisingly delivers on its amazing food and service. The scramble I ordered here was amazing, and the buttery biscuit was literally the best biscuit I've ever had, and I normally hate biscuits. Now, perhaps I'm biased, as my time eating at the Hash House came after spending 14 hours overnight on the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, eating only dessert dust and sine waves but honestly I would come back here next year even if I wasn't living at the Rio hotel. Also the service was great, I enjoyed talking to the wait staff very much. This is similar to my review last year in Vegas; maybe I'll make this a yearly series

Decided to get brunch at Hash House A Go Go on a Sunday morning and luckily, it wasn't busy at all. We got seated right away and given waters. We didn't have to wait long for the food either. My coffee cup got refilled as much as I wanted. Service is fast and the staff are friendly. Their portions are huge so make sure you've got plenty of space in your stomach. The Cobb salad was fresh and had all the ingredients and sauces to make it taste good. The corned beef hash came with tasty potatoes, a biscuit with a side of jam and butter, a few slices of fresh fruit, and well-seasoned scrambled eggs. Not the biggest fan of their Bloody Mary but still, I'll rate the food and drinks a 5. It's a huge place with a bar, booths, and long tables and chairs for big groups. Everything looks clean, organized, and well maintained. Restrooms aren't inside the restaurant but it's not far from the entrance. There's no shortage of parking space and it is free because this Hash House is at the Rio!

Incredibly slow, I'm talking REALLY slow to get drinks ... even slower to get food. I don't see it too busy either

This is more than an upscale Denny's (which to be fair, I have not frequented in at least 20 years). HH has its identity in its own right, and that is good, solidly prepared foods with generous portions and very good service. Having eaten at the Rio HH at least 5 times now, I can vouch for their corned beef hash, their chorizo hash, and their burgers in particular. The chicken sandwiches might get overcooked a tad, at least for my tastes. The restaurant can get crowded at times, and the (short.?) staff sometimes cannot handle all the traffic so potential customers may have to wait up to 30 minutes even though there are empty booths and tables. But it may be understandable because I believe they are doing so to keep their quality up and not allow their kitchen to get overwhelmed. The servers and the support staff do a fine job, sometimes under very trying circumstances.

We were a table of 8 but it took a very long time to get our food. I had finished my giant mimosa by the time we got our food and I wasn't drinking that fast. My friend had raved about the fried chicken but I didn't think it was anything g special. I believe they had make their buttermilk ranch and it was delicious. So the fries and ranch were my favorite part. I am not sure that it is worth the wait. There are better options on the strip.

Maybe it was because I was really hungover, but their biscuits are gravy were not good. Why in the world would they put mashed potatoes with biscuits and gravy? It didn't belong there. I don't think that I would go back

A go go to spot spot for breakfast. The plates are monstrous. The special drinks were served just like in pictures. The wait time was a bit rough but it was honestly worth it! It's inside the casino so I recommend calling in to make reservations if you have other plans for the day/night

Stopped in on a Saturday around 12p. Just 2 of us; there was a 45 minute wait but honestly within 20 minutes they texted that the table was ready. The music is loud, spacious area, comfortable seating and the staff were very nice. I ordered the tractor meal and it was delicious. Small egg portion and 2 strips of bacon but I was really there for the pancake. It is huge, fluffy and flavorful (I did the buttermilk because I am a plain Jane). I enjoyed every single bite. My husband had the eggs. Ham, biscuit and potatoes; he enjoyed it. The meal was affordable, food is quickly made and overall I would recommend.

The food here is typically good and the portions are crazy big. This is my first time at this location. The service was ok with PJ, he wasn't bad but I think he was busy and it felt robotic. At one point he asked how we were doing and didn't stick around long enough for the answer. The food took a little long to come out, but once it did it was pretty tasty. The restaurant was nice on the inside-a farm type feel. I enjoyed the hash especially since they don't smother it with cheese. My fave was the biscuit and house made jam-yum! They had unique bar offerings as well as coffee. And like most strip restaurants they don't have a restroom inside so make sure you hit up the bathroom in the casino before you come upstairs.

Oh my stars, an all day breakfast place! How have we not known about this?! The ruby red grapefruit mimosa was tasty and a generous portion. Husband had the bacon waffle and I had the avocado toast! Both were way more than enough! Vegas priced but absolutely worth it! We were at The Rio location!

I tried to go to the main location on the Strip but it's always crazy busy for brunch. I stumbled upon this location on my way out of town and it was pretty empty and oddly quiet. You can't hear the slot machines or even any music. I do recommend the main location more, feels more homey and warm. The menu here is much smaller too. Prices are about typical for Vegas. I find it weird you can't get a pancake for a side. I couldn't even get a latte because the expresso machine was broken. We ended up getting a scramble to split and left. The food was mediocre. Service was fine nothing special. Everyone seemed kind of bored. I swear for a Sunday brunch we were the only ones here. Just wasn't my kind of brunch spot.

The problem started when we got there in that you never know which line you're supposed to stand in. Even though we had reservations, we stood in the long line only to find that we could've stood in the line for the Hyatt world folks. Once we were seated, the service was prompt. However, the food was very pedestrian. Reminiscent of a hotel's free breakfast buffet. The eggs were flavorless, toast was barely warm & the potatoes were bland. All in all a very forgettable experience.

There is no value here, way overpriced! $22 for two fried eggs, two pieces of bacon and a dry waffle or giant pancake. $6 for a glass of iced tea, or $5 for a (requested Diet Coke, served Diet Pepsi). Have been to Hash House in Vegas before but this was mediocre food and outrageous prices with zero service.

Hmm. People seems to really like it. Not sure why our experience wasn't so good. 8 of us split across two tables. Started off with the hostess pretty rude when we asked if we could bring two tables together. Even if no, don't have to be so snappy. Ordered and took 30min for our eggs and pancakes. Kind of long. Repeatedly asked for additional butter and water. Took forever. Food is beautiful. Large portions and plates set up nicely! But... pancakes were dry. Potatoes were king of burnt, yet soggy at the same time. Toast was super dry and hardly any butter. Scrambled eggs were really good. All put together... eh. There are way better places for the same money.