Pyramid Cafe

This is a level up Denny's. Really BIG serving. The food was delicious. We all enjoyed our orders. Good, fast and friendly service. We did not have to wait long to get seated. Apple juice was too sweet tho. I wish I had ordered the mimosa instead! Oh well, next time I guess.

A café within Luxor Hotel. Was craving for some good breakfast and decided to come here with colleagues after looking at pictures from Google maps. Ordered a Pharoah's feast, and the rest ordered burgers, ham omelet and chicken breast with rice. We also had coffee and Pepsi. Overall, it was just mediocre. My feast didn't feel like a feast. It came with 2 small sausages, 2 eggs done any way (I chose over medium), a potato roti, and French toast with butter and syrup. It was OK but not fantastic. The French toast in particular was weird crunchy, but not in a very good way. My colleagues who had the burger both said they were too sweet and salty, drenched in various sauces till they couldn't taste the beef. Coffee was quite insipid too. Service was nothing special.

We came around 9 am on a Sunday morning and there was a decent line but it didn't take too long to get sat. I got the Breakfast burrito with added sausage and I am happy with the portion size for the price, which is hard to find. I wish I got more sausage with the burrito (it's extra to add the meat) but other than that I enjoyed the food. The food came out fairly quickly. The service was a little slower for refills on drinks but it was also very busy so that could be a part of it. Overall not a bad choice for breakfast/lunch - everything on the menu was about 20$ an entree which is typical for the strip at this point in time. But this i believe had good value.

In Vegas over Valentine's weekend and visited here two more times. Everything was great as always. Jeremy is still our #1 server. Added a pic of us with him. Not one complaint on either visit. We'll see you next trip. Another of our go to places, when we are staying at this end of the strip. Good food and portion sizes. Not a bad atmosphere at all. We've visited 7 or 8 times over the last two years, and only once had a slight issue, that was taken care of promptly. We always ask for Jeremy if he is available. He's been the best and most consistent waiter we have ever had. On the ball and great energy. He makes us want to keep coming back.

Service was extremely friendly, quick and attentive!! Food was amazing, great portion sizes for the costs and the bottomless drinks were great. Would highly recommend and will be back next time we are in Vegas.

Where to start, greeted by Mussolini's apprentice and the server was of a similar ilk. Sitting one side is quite pleasant, the other side is cafeteria style, so ask to sit left when you go in. The food is not over priced in terms of strip prices but the presentation is very poor. I had the country benedict $20, picture attached, it is basically a pile of food slapped on your plate. The hash browns were burned to boot. The service was slow and abrupt and we had to stand around to try and pay, our server had gone AWOL. The following day we ate at the other cafe in the casino and the food was of a much higher standard and the serving team were far superior. There are far better options around.

One of the best places we ate at during our stay. Tony was fabulous. He was funny, personable, and just seemed like he truly enjoyed his job. He made our morning! The food was excellent as well. I got the biscuits and gravy with bacon on it. Definitely a place we will come back to when we visit Vegas again!!

All in all a very delicious restaurant. The food selections were great and the staff were polite and friendly. In its comfortable seating we had an amazing brunch. Situated in the Luxor Hotel through the casino. A great way to start your day.

Lovely chilled atmosphere. Very friendly staff. Angel was fantastic - full of useful tips for exploring the local area. Plenty of food choices. Definitely worth a visit !

I misjudged this cafe. We woke up Saturday morning 7/6 looking for breakfast. We walked down from our hotel room and passed by the pyramid cafe. We asked to look at the menu and weren't too impressed, so we decided to have breakfast at the Mandalay Bay. Sunday morning before heading out, we decided to give the cafe a chance. Everything was great. From the service to the food. We were a party of 7. Extra important info. My family is hella impatient and annoying to eat with, but they enjoyed the experience (which says a lot). Someone came by right away and took our drink order. JEREMY provided such great service! No BS. He stopped by to check if we were ready and we asked for a few minutes. Understand that when you say a few minutes, he's going to make his rounds to his other tables and grab whatever it is they need. Remember to be freaking patient too. He knocked down our order one by one. I asked for the western omelette, but instead of the omelette, I ordered a scramble. The eggs were so fluffy and full of flavor. I'm tired of writing this essay, so let me end it with, be nice to Jeremy!

We walked in and were seated fairly quickly, but the host was already noticeably unfriendly. After being handed menus, no one checked on us for at least 10 minutes. When someone finally came over, she quickly asked if we wanted drinks. We let her know we were ready to order, but she said someone else would come take our order. We were brought water, but the person responsible for taking orders never came. I eventually walked up to him, and he saw me approaching, then deliberately turned and walked the other way to avoid me. I followed and asked politely if he was the one taking our orders. He cut me off, said "yeah yeah" while pointing to other tables, and blurted out, "I have all these customers, I can't help you!" before rushing off again. If he had simply said he'd be with us after taking care of the other tables, I would have completely understood. I don't expect instant service, especially when a place is busy, but I do expect basic courtesy and respect. Unfortunately, that was completely lacking here. We left without ordering. Won't be returning.

location: inside the Luxor hotel & Casino Wait time: none; seated immediately Ambience: pretty quiet/ chill Meals ordered: double decker club with fries ($22) Stack of pancakes and granola parfait PROS: the food was good, service was positive CONS: pricing was high, limited options for smaller meals/ no a la carte items

This place is a straight up BANGER!!! We stopped in here for breakfast one morning and it did not disappoint. As you can see by the pics the portions were huge! The service was great and the prices were surprisingly level. Our server was friendly and helpful.

Sat very quickly. Well, they just opened. Staff was quick with delivering drinks and taking our orders. The place was very clean and well kept. Ordered the country Benedict and it was more than I could actually eat. I guess as I get older I tend to eat less.

This place was surprisingly good for breakfast. We were a party of 7 and enjoyed it. Price was reasonable, the food was good and the service was good. Absolutely no complaints.

OKAY is okay. The staff sat us down, another lady brought us water, another lady took our order, and someone else delivered our meal. Things started slowly however after we ordered the food was quick. The food wasn't bad. When I ordered ham and cheese, I wasn't expecting a slice of cheese on top of the omelette. The hash browns were seasoned well. The eggs were not seasoned. The restaurant is located inside the casino, it was amazing quiet even with no walls. It was a decent meal.

Friendly service, but slow! Good food. Yes-yogurt parfait-extra honey!!! Generous portion. Fresh fruit. Good granola. Pass-on the avocado toast.

I wasn't that hungry but my husband wanted to eat here. He ordered a burger and I decided to get the yogurt parfait with seasonal fruit. When the plates came out, I was absolutely shocked! My parfait was huge! The berries were perfectly sweet, the granola added a nice crunch and the tart Greek yogurt brought everything together harmoniously. My husband enjoyed the burger and we both agreed to come back before we leave.

I really liked this restaurant, the vibe to me felt very retro but in an updated way! It was really nice relaxing atmosphere! The waiter came over and took our order without writing it down and everything came out perfect, just how we ordered it! I ordered the breakfast burrito with sausage and added a side of country sausage gravy! The burrito was huge and full of flavor! I am not normally a fan of country style potato's but I liked these. The salsa on top has a kick, but still delicious! Definitely big enough to share! I didn't have the avocado toast but I was told it was very good with the scrambled eggs on top, I was the told eggs were cold. Worth a try!

Pyramid Café is located inside the Luxor, and on paper, it seems like a solid choice--especially if you're staying in the hotel and want a quick, reasonably priced bite without venturing too far. And while it *is* convenient and the portions are generous, the overall experience left a lot to be desired. Let's start with the service. Even though there were several empty tables in plain sight, it still took a solid 15 minutes just to be seated. No explanation, no "we'll be right with you"--just a lot of waiting while staff moved at what felt like a glacial pace. It didn't seem particularly busy, so the slow service was confusing and frustrating, especially first thing in the morning when all you want is coffee and something hot to eat. I ordered the breakfast burrito, which, to their credit, was *huge*--definitely filling and a good value for the price. But unfortunately, that's where the praise for the food stops. The burrito was dry, lacked any real seasoning or flavor, and needed about three sides of salsa to make it remotely interesting. If you're just trying to fill your stomach before a long day walking the Strip, it'll do the job. But if you're looking for a satisfying or memorable breakfast, this isn't it. One thing Pyramid Café *does* have going for it is price. For Vegas, it's on the affordable side, and the portions are generous enough that you're getting solid value. And again, if you're staying at the Luxor, the convenience can't be beat--just don't expect gourmet service or standout flavors. In short, it's a "good enough" kind of place: decent for a quick, no-frills breakfast, especially if you're prioritizing cost and convenience over taste or atmosphere. Just be prepared to wait longer than you should for something that's ultimately pretty forgettable.

Angel provided amazing service and advice on how to maximize our stay in Vegas he was attentive and made me enjoy the restaurant more than the food.

Didn't have a long wait at 1030AM. It was busy but we were seating right away. Prices are pretty up there though. My avocado toast was $16 plus $7 for the 2 eggs. It was too much for me. Husband got a veggie omelet. Food was good.

I ordered the breakfast burrito. It is the best I've ever had. The salsa is not for the weak. The employees are friendly and hard-working. I would choose this place over the buffet any day.

Restaurant is big and clean. Service was attentive, it looks like all the servers help each other out. The food was amazing. I had the Denver Omelet. My eggs were fluffy and the omelet was big and tasted fresh. My hash browns were crispy and my sourdough toast was delightful. My family of 4 ate for $140 with tax and generous tip. We were all pleasantly full when we were done. The prices are high, yes, but they are so at ANY casino cafe on the strip. You want cheap? Get off the strip.

We went on a Sunday, late morning and it was definitely busy, but still did not lack exceptional service. Food arrived quickly, servings are large and moderately priced. I had the breakfast burrito was huge and delicious, they do drizzle sauce on top and it was a tad spicy, warning for those who don't do spicy. Richard and Margarita provided exceptional service, though they were busy with many other tables as it was a full house. Very clean and inviting. Is it the greatest breakfast place on the strip? Maybe not, but for those staying at the Luxor or gambling here, it's a great option! I'll definitely be back!

The food is decent. The meat in the burger seemed like a patty from the grocery store. The chicken wings were good. Made well and not overall sauced. There is plenty of seating but not cleaned the best. Seemed like there was salt on the seat so probably not wiped. The service is a 1 star today. Our waitress so was slow and inattentive. She was not good at all. Either her time management is poor or the hostess are giving her too many tables than she can handle.

Breakfast spot located in the Luxor. My server Jeremy was outstanding. I ordered a ham and cheese omelet with wheat toast and a side of cottage cheese. The bottomless coffee is served in a carafe left at the table. Jeremy was kind enough to provide me a Togo cup after my meal. The omelet was packed with ham and cheese and I could not finish the plate. Very large portions! Total check $32.

I got the original Benedict and it was delicious. French toast is crispy, service is great!

Food was great! Ordered the Pharaoh's Pheast, chicken and waffles, & the Country biscuit plates. All were amazing. The gravy is one of the best I've had!

TL:DR First things first. If you are in a hurry don't come to Pyramid Cafe. You get seated quickly, the service is slow to order, receive food and pay. After looking at some food pics for Pyramid Cafe I thought it would be a great option to have breakfast one of the days during the trip. My friends were in a hurry to leave so we decided to stick around the hotel and eat at a local area. We got seated very fast. While browsing the menu we were helped by three different staff members. Our server gave us a min to make our decision. When he came back he needed a pen. It took about 5 mins for him to return. Then he gave us a story on why he couldn't find a pen. When he did come back he still didn't have a pen and needed to borrow another server's pen. lol We finally ordered our food and patiently waited. While waiting I was people watching. Noticed a lot of customers without their food. Saw some people get served and they quickly left. Didn't pay no mind about it but after our experience they were probably in the same scenario. Get the quick local meal and get out. I saw some customers order after us and got their food before us. Some people were sitting patiently waiting for their food or checks. After all the observations I told my group, "we're probably going to be here for a while". A lot of time has passed and we got our food. I ordered the Avocado toast. I didn't know it would be two toasts which is pretty good but became a lot of food. The toast also came with some egg which was great. The toast on the other hand was toasted on a pan with butter. It made the bread pretty slick and wet. Ended up eating it with a fork. Since it was drenched in its own goodness I decided just to eat the toppings and used one of my friend's side toast as my bottom. Other than the extremely soggy toast, there were a couple more things I didn't enjoy about the dish. I asked for my eggs to be scrambled and they added them to the top of the toast. I guess I preferred them to be a side dish but I had no idea how it would be presented. Lastly the avocado was turned into a guacamole. I would prefer my avocado toast to have slices of avocado rather than a mash. Either way, the first experience wasn't the best. I can't honestly recommend coming and would definitely not recommend if you are on a time crunch thinking Pyramid Cafe is convenient. Parking: paid private lot ($18/day) VERDICT: One and done

The service was 5 Star!! Angel was attentive and made sure we were supplied with all our beverages and utensils. He should not be dinged because the food was subpar. The food was a 3 at best. Everything was served cold. The "melted" cheese was hardened on the breakfast burrito.

Not bad. I would choose this over Backstage Deli as my breakfast option. I have eaten the buffet as well which is a step up. Nice place that gets the job done when in a pinch for food. 7am-2pm daily. I came for breakfast and the prices are reasonable in comparison to other casino breakfast joints. I'm putting it on the level or a step up from a Denny's. Good food, solid presentation and awesome wait staff. Hats off to the kitchen for cranking out a plentiful filling breakfast for the price.

We were surprised this place had really good pancakes! It costs around $26 but we were able to share them with the whole family! We got seated right away, but we did a lot of waiting to order, get our food, and pay. This was at a decent price because we shared the food! The servings were pretty big. The workers were friendly. The seats weren't the most comfortable, but we enjoyed our brunch.

Food was decent. I had an omelette, English muffin and coffee. Service was extremely slow.

I'm really at a 3.5, but the service was great so I have to give it an extra 1/2 star. I went in on a weekday morning, was seated quickly and brought an entire thermos of coffee, for just me! I ordered the ham and cheese omelette, but asked if they could sub the ham for bacon and the server was happy to do so! I was so excited just to get some bacon and eggs... The omelette was perfectly cooked, the bacon, however, was a good bit overdone (and I like my bacon crispy...). Also the hash browns were quite greasy. I drank a few cups of coffee, though and even got a to-go cup to bring some back to the room.... Overall, decent, if you want something quick and close to where you're staying (I was in the Luxor pyramid), the convenience and service would be what I'd go back for.

The Pyramid Cafe is located in the Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. One of the older hotels on the strip. Shoot, I remember going to the Luxor 30 years ago and going to this same cafe. I don't recall if it has always been the Pyramid Cafe, but this is the location. The Food here is actually pretty decent. It's nothing to write home about, but it has a classic cafe, home cooking kind of style. The Ambiance is just what you would expect from an old-school Vegas cafe. It has that carpet... you know... The seating is basically a ton of 4 top tables surrounded on the perimeter by a bunch of teal booths. The Staff and Service here are amazing!!! They are on their "A" game! Our waiter was fun, quirky, and definitely hilarious! He made my whole family smile the whole time we were enjoying our breakfast and bottomless Mimosas. Enjoy! #jsho

This place was the only one open for breakfast after 11am that I knew off. It used to be kind of a less expensive option. No more. Food quality disgusting. The eggs tasted like powder eggs at Holiday Inn free breakfast. Thin but crispy bacon of lower quality. Horribly expensive $70 for breakfast for two. The waiter was talkative but more of a bro, Was kinda rude to me. Food had been sitting out for awhile. Eggs and pancakes were lukewarm and pancakes were cold.

This was an excellent visit, great food, superb service. I will be back again for sure!

Angel was absolutely amazing. Such a sweetheart with the best recommendations! Made our breakfast wonderful! Thank you for all the care. Another shoutout to Jeremey! Also a doll. Lots of love ! - Three ladies from Texas.

The food was really good and big portions sizes too. But what made my trip top tier and so much worth coming back each day was our waiters Jeremy & Angel. They both were so attentive and AMAZING customer service. Noticed things I didn't noticed and corrected before o could ask! Now that is exceptional customer service! Thank you Jeremy and Angel for adding greatness to my trip. I hope to see you all again when I return. If not. My life bless you wonderfully because you surely blessed me during my trip.

Loved the vintage atmosphere of this cafe. Reminded me like something out of the movie 'Casino'(think blueberry muffin scene). Getting more rare to find an authentic looking vintage spot with all the new, fancy as well as expensive places to dine at. I had breakfast and thought the food was good, but a bit on the lukewarm side, which was kind of surprising since the order came out almost as fast as I placed it. It is cheap and the portions are most definitely enough. Especially enjoyed the extra thick waffles. I also liked that they leave you a carafe' of coffee, which is enough for at least four cups, so you don't have to keep asking for a refill. Sad that they are only open until 2:00pm. Only serves breakfast and brunch. I believe this is where room service is delivered from and I remember my room specifying that room service is only served until two in the afternoon, which is a shame. On your last night in Vegas, if you have an early flight home the next day, it's a shame you can't stay in your room and have dinner brought up to you. The Cafe' is a fairly big area and it's a shame to see it dark for so many hours until it opens again in the morning. Seems like a waste of space and should be open for dinner. Good place for breakfast if you don't want to overdo it at the buffet.

I had an extremely disappointing experience while visiting this café. While I was not a hotel guest, I did have friends staying here who suggested we can grab lunch here. The food choices seemed decent and good arrived in good portions. I ordered a club sandwich and while it tasty, unfortunately about 3 bites in, I bit into half of toothpick...mind you the toothpick holding sandwich together was already removed in full. Not only did it scrape my cheek, I felt uncomfortable eating anything additional. The customer service received, or lack thereof , from waitress and supervisor was poor to none. I felt dismissed and there seemed to have been excuses after excuses. Their solution was to discount me 50% of my meal. This was a huge liability on them having a customer get a sharp object in their food and definitely proper attention to this was not taking place.

We got the Avocado toast and pancakes with seasonal berries. Very good! Quick service and good customer service.

Easy dining right in the casino. My family and I went several times on our last visit. Quick and easy. Good views of the casino floor. Close to the parking entrance.

Decent diner for breakfast with great variety of large American breakfast plates. Service was slow but the server was very nice. The kitchen was slow. The kitchen also got my order wrong: I asked for no peppers and they made my omelette with double peppers.

This restaurant is located in the Luxor Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. It's easy to find if you look at the rectangular white signs on the ceiling around the casino. However, if you happen to see a sign that reads, 'Exit,' you might want to go that way instead. But not all is bad here. The big salad thing I got (not called 'The Big Salad Thing' on the menu,) was pretty good. Maybe it was the superb balsamic vinaigrette dressing. But the salad itself tasted fresh as well. That and the service were the best parts of the meal. As far as the traditional egg breakfast, both the eggs and bacon were some of the most tasteless I have ever experienced. The eggs tasted like they were produced in a fake food factory. The bread was good, not great, but the butter was great. It's going to be a no for me, but not a terrible option if hungry, staying at Luxor, and breakfast options are limited.

the pancakes were goated! very fast service to be seated in. too many slot machines surrounding us!! (don't gamble)

This place is... fine. I mean, the food was good, not great, but it's in the "lobby" of a hotel (ok, the hotel is shaped like a pyramid and the lobby is a casino floor), so what can you expect. Went for breakfast because we didn't want to do one if the big, expensive Vegas buffets. The French toast was a standout, and everything else was about what you'd expect from an IHOP or Denny's. That's not a dig, just expect kinda bitter coffee, slightly overcooked potatoes, generic breakfast menu. If you want a reasonably priced place and an easy breakfast, it works. Just don't expect to be wowed.

Came here for breakfast around 11. The restaurant is open and it is on the floor of the casino. I highly suggest not coming here when you are starving (which we were) because the service is SO SLOW. I am unsure if this was an isolated incident, but it took about 20 mins after we were seated for the server to take our order, then another 30-40 min before our food came out. We ordered very basic breakfast items too, nothing fancy. By the time our food came, we literally just shoved all the food down our throats in silence because we were so hungry. You would think that is the end, but no. To get our check and pay? Another 20 min wait. Yeesh. The food was fine, but it is hard to mess up bacon and eggs. It's the amount of time we spent waiting that is causing me to leave an average review.

I just have no words for vegas anymore. At some point we are going to have to stop letting them continue to steal from us and smile while they do it. I paid 93 dollars with tip for breakfast and if you just say that's vegas then your a part of the problem because you are OK with it since it is just vegas. I get inflation and having to pay your employees decent enough to live on but cmon make it reasonable so that more people come and eat here not push some away and let the ones willing to pay come. The food is OK not really worth the money and there also lies the problem your food would be so great if I just paid what it's actually worth. Your bad reviews only come after the check.

We ordered room service on our last morning at the Luxor and we were pleasantly surprised. I ordered the veggie omelette with extra crispy hashbrowns. The portion was huge. Eggs were nice and fluffy and there were a ton of veggies. Everything tasted fresh. My husband had their standard breakfast with bacon, sausages, scrambled eggs, hashbrowns and choice of waffles with the addition of chocolate chips and bananas. The waffles looked incredible but they were okay. Texture was off - not light or fluffy. But for the extra charge, they loaded them with chocolate and bananas. The rest of his meal was A+. The portions are really big and can be shared. Not bad for a hotel breakfast.

Piramid cafe breakfast inside the luxor The pancakes look good but taste less no flavor look and taste like plastic lol I tried 2, then I took the rest to ho for some home Lee's person in the strip My friend ordered french toast, was ok Staff was slow, not even busy

This place has great food and service. The Omelettes and waffles are awesome. We ate at this place every morning in Olga's section, make sure you visit her. I never liked food at Vegas cafes but this place is the best and will definitely return even if I don't stay at the Luxor.

Amazing Service from Angel at Pyramid Café! We had an incredible dining experience at Pyramid Café, and a huge part of that was thanks to Angel, our server! From the moment we sat down, Angel provided exceptional service--friendly, attentive, and genuinely passionate about making sure we had the best experience possible. Angel went above and beyond, offering great recommendations and ensuring our drinks were always full. The food was already amazing, but Angel's warm personality and professionalism made our visit truly unforgettable. It's rare to find a server who makes you feel so welcome and valued, and we can't wait to come back! If you visit Pyramid Café, ask for Angel--you won't be disappointed! 10/10 service!

Pyramid Cafe is located at Luxor. There was a fairly long line but it didn't take too long to get seated. Someone came to take our drink orders and she came back with them right away. It did take a long time to get a server to come to our table. We were a party of 4 and ordered the Avocado Toast, 2 Granola Parfaits, Breakfast Burrito, Pharaohs Pheast, Bagel & Cream Cheese & 2 coffees. The coffee came in a carafe which was convenient. Our food came in a decent time and everything looked good. Our server did come to check on us a few times and kept our waters refilled. The Avocado Toast was just okay, it lacked flavor. The Breakfast Burrito was huge, filled with chorizo, eggs and large pieces of potatoes. It had sauce and tortilla strips on top. It was good and definitely enough to share. The Granola Parfaits were a big serving. It came with blackberries, raspberries & strawberries. Lots of granola. The fruits were sweet which balanced out the tart yogurt. Bagel & Cream Cheese was toasted well. Pharaohs Pheast came with eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns and a pancake. It was all good. The pancake was big. Overall the cafe was okay. If you're in a rush this is definitely not the place to go. Service was not too bad.

There aren't many food options at the Luxor aside from the food court, so it is nice to be able to sit down and enjoy a table for two. The menu is straight forward and basic and they excel at the breakfast selections. The staff is very friendly and fairly busy at all times. Pro Tip ~ just go ahead and order the bottomless mimosas.

Eggs slimy, hash browns mushy , bacon dried out and stuck together and I don't know what was going on with the French toast but it was cold and crunchy! Lesson learned!