Pegs Glorified Ham n Eggs - Sahara Ave
Breakfast restaurant · Canyon Gate ·
Omelets, Hawaiian plates, ham & eggs, generous portions
Omelets, Hawaiian plates, ham & eggs, generous portions
"Peg’s is the type of casual diner where it’s alright to roll up wearing pajama pants. They serve American, Hawaiian, and Mexican breakfast food, so there’s a lot of range on the menu. But as the name implies, the thing to order is one of the hefty plates of ham and eggs any style, which includes unlimited toast and the choice between hash browns, fruit, or grits. Go for the half-pound plate with pineapple for a little citrus kick, or the full-pounder with caramelized banana. Peg’s “aloha” options are also good, like the crispy-edged fried spam and loco moco plates served with two eggs, white rice, and creamy macaroni salad." - emmy kasten, melinda sheckells, edward thompson, milena difiore
"Peg’s is the type of casual diner where it’s alright to roll up wearing pajama pants. They serve American, Hawaiian, and Mexican breakfast food, so there’s a lot of range on the menu. But as the name implies, the thing to order is one of the hefty plates of ham and eggs any style, which includes unlimited toast and the choice between hash browns, fruit, or grits. Go for the half-pound plate with pineapple for a little citrus kick, or the full-pounder with caramelized banana. Peg’s “aloha” options are also good, like the crispy-edged fried spam and loco moco plates served with two eggs, white rice, and creamy macaroni salad." - Melinda Sheckells
"This family owned and operated restaurant with roots in Reno offers Hawaiian breakfast specialties including loco moco, fried spam and eggs, teriyaki pork with eggs, and rice and beef chili with eggs." - Krista Diamond
"This breakfast and lunch restaurant serves a special Aloha from Hawaiʻi menu that includes Spam and eggs, beef chili, and eggs, pork chops and eggs, and loco moco. All Hawaiian breakfast specialties are served with macaroni salad. Also on Eastern Avenue." - Krista Diamond
"Having followed this family-run spot for almost twenty years in northern Nevada, I was glad to see Peg’s Glorified Ham n Eggs expand to Henderson just over a year ago and become an instant hit. Its second local home debuts today on the westside, replacing the former 4,480-square-foot Biscuits Cafe near the intersection of Durango Drive and Sahara Avenue, and the interior has been completely updated with plenty of Peg’s now-familiar blue vinyl booths. It's open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. for breakfast and lunch, and the menu leans hearty: “Glorified” skillets such as huevos rancheros, a sierra omelet and breakfast burritos; “Glorified” Benedicts including smoked salmon, steak and “Chef George’s Benedict” made with chorizo patties topped with chipotle Hollandaise; plus sandwiches, lighter choices and burgers for lunch, and Peg’s “Aloha” selections from Hawaii — the loco moco is very popular." - Bradley Martin