Zen Kitchen

Zen Kitchen at the Waldorf was great. The food was fresh with really good flavors, and the whole place had a calm vibe. Service was solid too. I walked out feeling good about the meal. It’s not as busy as other restaurants on the Strip, so if you’re looking for a quiet, relaxing dinner, this is the place.

So good we came here twice for breakfast during the weekend. It’s nice and quiet away from the chaos Vegas can be. Christina and Kenneth were absolute gems and very attentive. I recommend the eggs florentine and subbing the english muffin with sourdough bread. The blueberry pancakes are incredible and a must have to share.

Outstanding experience at Zen. Came here for breakfast and ordered a PSL with oat milk and the breakfast sandwich. Both were delicious! The entire staff was welcoming and friendly. I highly recommend this place.

Pretty much the only option if staying at the Waldorf and want to eat in house. Ambience is cozy and views are good. Food is good and service was great. Attaching the dinner menu as most the menu pics are for the breakfast.

I like the bistro located on the 3rd floor. 2nd morning eating there. Very refreshing. Wait staff awesome. Expensive tho. Eggs Benedict and avocado toast - 2 coffees $96 with tip.

Great service, Delicious food. The atmosphere was perfect. The California rolls were so good and the Tapioca pudding was tasty.

Zen Kitchen was a peaceful little dining experience out of the way from all the strip chaos. My friends and I went here for brunch on our first day and all really enjoyed it! Apparently the latte was one of the best my friend had ever had. I got the acai bowl as it was gluten-free. It was quite large and came with a lot of fruit and even a piece of honeycomb! I have never had honeycomb before and was really excited to try it--it did not disappoint! The service was also fantastic. I changed my mind last minute and our server was very sweet and understanding. Additionally the prices were pretty much on par with all other places on the strip.

My God!!! The food that they serve here should be served with a warning: Caution Delicious Food!!! My wife and I ate a good but of the menu here because why go anywhere else? I have never had a ribeye that I could pull apart with the fork. So good and tender seasoned just right. I don't eat my steaks with sauce, but I tried there's. It's good, but better without. The salad and waygu rice are favorites. The sushi here has ruined me for other restaurants. I have such high standards now. Five the cheesecake a try, i don't even like cheesecake, but this was delicious. Breakfast is divine. The chicken and waffles are seasoned well and fluffy. Those pancakes will make you start singing. Try out the detox juice. It's such a great boost. All of our waiters and waitresses were amazing. Thank you all. And to the chefs, if I wasn't married... 😉 Seriously, you guys rock!!!

At first glance, seeing a $30 price tag for a breakfast sandwich or eggs Benedict might make you pause. Is it the location? The hotel? But what you're really paying for is the quality--not the quantity or the name. This is the kind of breakfast experience that stays with you. The food is thoughtfully prepared and genuinely memorable. You walk away not just full, but still talking about what you just ate. While the portions lean more refined than oversized, they're more than enough to leave you satisfied. The service was equally impressive. The staff was attentive without hovering, always ready with a warm refill of coffee that actually tasted bold--not watered down. And the views of the Strip added the perfect backdrop to a calm, elevated start to the day.

Tucked away on the third floor of Waldorf Astoria, Zen Kitchen is a peaceful oasis amid the Strip chaos--perfect after a family Vegas trip with the dog in tow. The modern space with courtyard views feels worlds away from the frenzy, and the service shines: attentive without hovering, even at brunch Had the seasonal maple latte--rich, creamy with perfect fall spice notes, not overly sweet--and the omelet (fluffy eggs loaded just right, fresh fillings). Both hit spot-on: latte warmed me up, omelet satisfied without heaviness. Portions ideal, quality shines through in every bite/sip. Fresh, seasonal American with subtle Zen twists (tuna poke on menu for next time). Prices fair for luxury hotel--worth it for the calm escape. Highly recommend; will return on future Vegas runs.

For a pricey & upscale place, I would expect a higher experience. The carpet floors were a little dirty, and the server station had broken cabinets. It was also annoying when the staff would slam the broken drawers and drop silverware at the station. Despite that, the staff was friendly. The Salmon Lox Bagel was delicious, and the Breakfast Burrito was well presented and delicious. I liked the little cuts of bell peppers and garnish to give the dish color. Overall, a bit pricey for what its worth.

Zen is located inside the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Vegas and it is a convenient restaurant where you can grab a relatively healthy breakfast. I like sitting by the window and enjoying the view. The waiter is very accommodating and my avocado toast was gluten free!

We were greeted and seated quickly. Our waitress was Kristy who was very nice and efficient. My spouse got the salmon with a toasted bagel deconstructed so I could eat the veggies. I ordered the classic omelette with added tomatoes. It was light, fluffy, and good flavor. It came with a tomato on the side with baked goat cheese also great and a fresh side salad dressed nicely. I ate all of it. All the staff were friendly. The restaurant is on the 3rd floor. It's nice and bright with windows to see the strip.

Came to have a glass of wine at lunch. Decided to share a club sandwich with my husband. The waiter split the sandwich and brought it on 2 separate plates. The lunch was delicious. The drink was yummy as well. I had a spritz. Excellent service. Nice quite lunch.

It's quite sad that the actual "real" restaurant at the Waldorf closed down and this cafe style joint is the only food option available on the premises. We had a bunch of food credit through FHR and being Hilton Diamond so we ate here multiple times during our stay. Wagyu steak and eggs - it's ok but nothing to write home about Breakfast sandwich - I didn't like it but objectively speaking it's not bad Breakfast burrito - It's not what i would call an "authentic" breakfast burrito but it's not bad Salmon Bagel - probably the best breakfast/lunch item we tried We also ate here for dinner i'd say definitely don't do that unless you have food credit to burn. The sushi fish was decent but the rice was terrible.... overall it was a very mediocre and overpriced dinner.

Zen, the in-house restaurant of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Las Vegas, was a convenient, quiet and very charming place to have a delicious meal off the crowded people streams of the strip. The interior was very modern, war-elegant, the service a bit slow and unresponsive, but the food was on point and definitely worth it.

The chicken and waffles a d fried chicken are both very good. The chicken was dipped in what tastes like a pancake batter. Our server Erick is one of the people we remember from our last visit. He is a very nice and welcoming person and knows the menu items very well. It's a small hotel restaurant so it's. It very busy which is nice. You don't need to wait long for your order to arrive either.

Kind service, calm environment and delicious food made with fresh ingredients. I particularly enjoyed the Salmon Bagel and the Hashbrowns. This is a great spot for breakfast.

Easy spot right in the Waldorf 3rd floor. The coffee here is also killer and they have fresh squeezed juice!

Woke up early starving, and discovered this restaurant, I wanted to order one of everything but went with the avocado toast, and tea. It was a perfect start to my day! It's a classy place , and beautiful, the service is formal.

I had dinner Saturday night here and Sunday breakfast and WOW! Just wow. I've dined all over the world and I despise hotel restaurants because they are almost always lame (even high end resorts like Waldorfs). Not the Waldorf Las Vegas ... Amazing from start to finish. Dined for an early dinner with Akiko as our server. She was friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. Checked in on us frequently. I had one of the best filets I've had in my life! The mushrooms were a little cold but still so delicious. Wagyu fried rice ... perfection! It was offered as a side, I could have made that my meal. Breakfast was also amazing. Erick was our amazing server who suggested pancakes which my husband enjoyed and I had the most flavorful and perfectly cooked eggs Benedict ever. I asked for my coffee iced and it was served brilliantly. Whether you are staying at the hotel or just nearby you MUST stop by zen. The views from the large windows are great.

We walked in for a last minute anniversary dinner here last Monday and everything was great! We were immediately seated by the window and our server Tony was very attentive and friendly. We ordered - Charred octopus - Soft shelled crab roll - Wagyu fried rice - Salmon and tuna nigiri - Sashimi The charred octopus was fantastic!!! The sushi was very fresh and great portions!!! I loved everything we ordered! No complaints about the sushi, the fried rice was also pretty bomb! They even gave us a dessert for our anniversary that was fantastic marscapone cheesecake! Everything was exceptional and service was great! Thanks for the wonderful experience Tony!

Located inside the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, this lovely restaurant is peaceful and welcoming. With the serene atmosphere it provides, the food is excellent! I ordered their Waldorf salad with chicken, iced tea, sparkling water, and for dessert, I ordered their seasonal berries. The customer service started out very attentive, but fizzled out by the end of the meal. What happened??!!?Customer service is important, especially if I'm paying $$$$$$ for my complete meal. I'm not disappointed, but service needs an improvement. I will definitely return in the future. If you want peace and harmony during lunchtime, this gem of a place is it! Definitely try their tasty Waldorf Salad, a winner in my opinion! This place is a low-key fancy spot on the strip! Enjoy!!!

Hidden gem! Beautiful lunch oasis. Quiet. Amazing. delicious. BEST CHICKEN TENDERS ANYWHERE. Dining room was overlooking the courtyard and was great to watch people. Very relaxing. Service was so attentive and so fast. Couldn't believe how wonderful it was. But it's the Waldorf, there isn't one thing bad about anything there. Will definitely be visiting soon

I went there yesterday for lunch specifically for the Waldorf salad. I wanted to see if it was as good as the Manhattan hotel location. I was so pleased that it was equal or even slightly better. They use butter lettuce and dried apples. It was awesome! Great staff too.

It was really easy to make a reservation for breakfast for 6 via the concierge while we were staying at the Waldorf for the weekend. All 6 members of my group were satisfied by their breakfasts, both vegans and non-vegans had plenty of options on the menu. If you're vegan, be sure to ask for the vegan menu which is separate from the non-vegan menu. There are vegan breakfast, lunch and vegan options. My breakfast burrito was very good! It had a generous amount of JustEgg and a minimal amount of black beans and chorizo. It was very filling, I would definitely order again. I was also happy that they have oat milk and was able to enjoy an iced oat latte with my burrito. Overall the vibe here is very calm and peaceful, especially since so many other places on the strip can be a lot. I would highly recommend to all vegans in Vegas.

I absolutely loved Zen Kitchen. It definitely lives up to its name as it is cool, calm, quiet and serene with a beautiful view in the Waldorf Astoria tucked behind the strip. It was a very welcome escape from all the crowds and heat of Vegas - the perfect first-night dinner. The service was excellent - everyone was so friendly - and the food was just fantastic. My brother had a sushi roll that looked so delicious, as well as a veggie udon bowl. I had the king salmon and it was the most perfect salmon ever. Seasoned and cooked to perfection. An absolutely delicious, beautiful dinner. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a quiet, calm place on the strip with excellent healthy food.

Sake and Hamachi Nigiri (5/5) Freshness of the fish combined with a perfectly cooked sweet and tangy sushi rice always hits the spot! Kurobuta Pork Belly (4.5/5) The Kurobuta Pork Belly was under a cloche immersed with a flavorful smoke that supposedly should enhance the flavor of the dish. The succulent pork was harmonizing with carrot miso, crispy rice, and maple katsu sauce. Fillet Mignon (Creekstone Farms, Black Angus) (4/5) The Fillet Mignon from Creekstone Farms and Black Angus pedigree was pretty delicious. It was tender, flavorful, and on par with the offering of a decent steakhouse. Cabernet Sauvignon, Daou, Paso Robles, CA (5/5): The Daou Cabernet Sauvignon from Paso Robles, CA, has a velvety texture and robust notes. Vanilla Mascarpone Cheesecake (5/5): I loved the contrasting textures and flavors in this homemade creation--the crumbly graham cracker crust, the glossy berry wall, and the delicately delicious cheesecake. It was one of the best cheesecake I've ever had!

While in town, I usually stray from where I'm staying to a restaurant either on or off the strip. This time, I wanted to try Zen over at the Waldorf, which appeared to be walkable. Utilizing the fairly new walkway that connects Bellagio, Cosmopolitan and Aria/Vdara, I took advantage of this by cutting through Vdara, then outside over to Aria, then through Aria continuing back outside to the Waldorf-Astoria. This isn't a bad walk, but in 110+heat, it makes it a little difficult. I haven't been here since it was the Mandarin Oriental, so taking the elevator up was familiar, but instead of the lobby, I exited onto the third floor, where Zen is located to the left. I was seated right away by the windows, and a server came over to take my order. Since it was almost 11:30a, I wanted to try their chocolate-chip vanilla pancakes, alongside a hot chocolate (I know, it's too hot out but I had to). The cocoa was really good, and I had to wait a little for the pancake to be prepared which I didn't mind; they looked so good in the photos here, and I'm usually a waffle girl. Overall, these were fine. Nothing wrong with them, but they just didn't hit the spot as I had expected them to. I did enjoy how there were chocolate chips incorporated in each cake, and not just decorated for presentation on solely the top one. However, I did see other items on their menu that could be worth trying in the future (Waldorf chicken salad HAS to be great...right?) Service started off well but then switched to another employee near the end, which I found odd since the original server was just by the host area talking. Walking back, I realized I could have made my life easier by cutting through The Shops at Crystals (by Zegna), even staying on the same floor in order to get back to my hotel, but I learned the hard way, and got some exercise as well. However I do think they open at 11a so if you're looking for a true breakfast, you may have to find an alternative route.

Menu had changed from Internet pictures. However, they accommodated us by making something special.

I think 90% of the customers here are customers from the Astoria. We found it by searching for Gluten free pancakes and came over from the Aria. You have to take the elevator to the 3rd floor, with the construction and everything, nothing is labeled. But the pancakes were delicious. You wouldn't think it was gluten free, it was tender and moist. The Açaí bowl was something that is great for a hot day. It was cool and refreshing.

Food was great. Egg Florentine were delicious. Service was excellent. Time waiting was good too. Great view.

What a delight with a nice menu and super friendly service. Would you expect any less at the WA? Ordered the breakfast burrito, vanilla pancakes with blueberries, and the egg white frittata with a side of bacon. Everything came out picture perfect and simply delicious. Bacon was perfectly crispy and pancakes seriously were very fluffy light and heavenly. I would come back again. If there were no construction taking place. That's a major inconvenience.

We were searching for a place that had decent vegan options for breakfast and when I saw this place, I didn't hesitate. Nice spot inside Waldorf Astoria. They had a good selection of vegan items and non vegan items, so everyone was happy. I really enjoyed the vegan breakfast burrito, my partner said the avocado toast was a little underwhelming but enjoyed the açaí bowl (comes with honey). The service was good. Food was good. I'd come back here and curious about lunch / dinner.

I had made reservations for a Saturday at 5:30pm in advance, but this place was pretty empty when we were eating here. It seemed busier for lunch/brunch the next morning than any time in the evening. They had a kids menu with kids coloring sheet/activity sheet, and crayons, which was nice to distract the kids for awhile. The kids menu items were around $14. The kids ordered the butter pasta. The regular menu items ranged from $39-$80, so definitely not cheap. None of the entrees come with sides either, so the sides are all purchased separately. We ordered the noodles, the scallops, one of the rolls, the Japanese salad, and the waygu rice side. Each of the items were all very flavorful and beautifully presented. The scallops came with fried taro decoration, but there were only 4 scallops and the menu was $56. Also, they had some problems with the menu updates because 90% of the menus my table got had the old prices on them, which were $2-$5 cheaper than my menu. When we asked the server about it, she said the menu was old and apologized. Although everything was very tasty and the service was great, be prepared for the steep prices for small portions. They also added an automatic 18% gratuity on there, and if you don't look closely, they have another part on the receipt for more tip. I am not sure if they 18% gratuity is for everyone, or if it was only because we had a large party of 6.

Great quiet breakfast atmosphere great space to work and have meetings. Nice view great service, very fresh items on the breakfast menu and lunch with you. Coffee is great! Fresh baked pastries...my secret getaway when I'm in Vegas.

3.5 stars rounded up due to decent food and nice service. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here but it was included in our stay so wanted to try it out. The breakfast burrito was good as was their stuffed french toast. The menu was pretty standard and nothing too exciting, but there were a good amount of options. Their seasonal juice was super fresh but $14 for a small cup is a lot--I only got it because it was free.

Food was outstanding. Great LA type la fresco dining with amazing pastas and pizza. A must go..

This place is the best for the most perfect looking, great tasting and generous portions of food. We've only been for breakfast but each time has been so good. Everyone working here is surprisingly nice and kind as well. The cappuccinos are so amazing as well as the coffee. They definitely use good coffee because you can taste the difference. There's not one food item I like better than another. The avocado toast is massive and delicious, the keto omelet is huge as well and again perfect in appearance and taste. The croissants are fresh and they have plain and other flavors, I like the almond croissant. The vanilla pancakes are so fluffy and tall, I think they said they take a little longer to cook but it's so worth the wait. The view overlooks the strip and there are tables by the window although it's a little bright in the morning. Every time we've been it's been packed so I suggest a reservation. Up front they also sell pastries and coffee if you don't want to dove in the restaurant.

Came here for breakfast after a nights stay at the Waldorf Astoria and was pretty disappointed considering the Hotel Bar upstairs was amazing! Got the egg white frittata which came with mushroom, pesto, mozzarella and potatoes all mixed in. I couldn't really taste the pesto so it made the whole thing really bland. It was little bit too overcooked for my taste since it was also pretty dry. Overall the ingredients were pretty fresh but the dish as a whole was just okay, especially for $28!!

I will start off by saying that the sushi chef they have from Oahu Hawaii at this restaurant, Kats Kawaguchi, puts together some amazing rolls and sushi, and cares about his craft and presentation. He was super fun to talk to as well! I epically failed to capture photos of my picturesque rolls this time as I was in a hurry to get to an event at the Sphere and was ravenous. Situated on the third floor of the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas, it feels so nice and relaxing. No smell of cigarettes and cigars, peaceful and intimate. The servers were very quick to please and even if not staying in the Waldorf as I was on this occasion, I would come back just to eat here. They have a rather small sushi menu but Mr. Kawaguchi is happy to make whatever you'd like. He has years of experience from owning his own place in Honolulu. Hope you enjoy! I'd also highly recommend staying here as well. Very conveniently situated, the Waldorf went above and beyond to ensure us a peaceful, relaxing and enjoyable stay.

The best burger in the world I've literally driven 30 minutes just for the burger I'm actually gonna do that today! Haha!

Located third floor of the Waldorf. Great food and great service. We enjoyed all the food we had at breakfast. There were many tempting items, especially for the brunch. Our server Juan was super nice and provided outstanding service. Vanilla pancakes were great. Tomorrow I am either getting chicken and waffles or the southern fried chicken sandwich.

We wanted brunch , didn't wanna walk too far from Aria - this is where we landed on a Saturday late AM. The food was excellent, all items were very tasty , the service was a bit off ! For the $$$ they are asking , the service should be better. Waiting for coffee refills , needed ketchup & waited to place our initial order is why they get 4/5 stars.

This place is the exception to overpriced Las Vegas food. What you receive here is quality ingredients with fantastic presentation and exceptional service.

There is a little cafe right in front of the kitchen that this review is for. One person ahead of me so the wait was not long. Ordered a half caf latte with caramel and sf vanilla (they have vanilla, Sf vanilla, caramel, and hazelnut), an oatmeal, and a chocolate croissant. Latte was traditional, no complaints. Haven't eaten the food yet, but the oatmeal comes with brown sugar and dried raisins (similar to Starbucks style). Prices are a bit ridiculous and really the reason for lack of a star. I get that it is a fancy hotel, but $10 for a no frills latte.... Pretty steep. Especially because the Starbucks out front is indefinitely closed and the next closest coffee situation is at the hotel next door. I am a diamond member and get $25 food/bev credit per day and the only reason I really committed to getting coffee here (pregnant now so alcoholic beverages are off the table).

I was looking forward to breakfast here again after having a good breakfast a year ago when we stayed here. This time I was so disappointed! This time I got rhetorical vanilla pancakes with strawberries. The pics looked amazing so my son wanted to try them. I got what I got last year, American breakfast with extra crispy bacon, sourdough, eggs over easy. The pancakes were very buttery but tended to fall apart the moment we picked it up with the fork. The strawberries tasted mushy and off. Overall pancakes were okay, cost $19. Now, the American breakfast. It definitely did not look like the pic from a year ago. My eggs were so overcooked snd rubbery I could only choke down 1/2. The potatoes looked like ginseng root and so incredibly dry, no way could I possibly eat more than a bite doused in ketchup. The tomato was sad. Only thing edible was bacon. For $26, a waste. So disappointed and left hungry as I now must head to a meet. Never again. Zen let me down this time. I think I will stick to the cafe out front and just stick to croissants.

Very long line to get seated for Saturday breakfast! Also very pricey! But beautiful brunch spot and very tasty but simple items! The avocado toast was yum!

PROS: The food was amazing! It was perfect! It was heavy but a good proportion. My friend and I ordered the salmon. I also ordered desert after which was lemon with fruit sorbet. I was craving it and loved it! This place is beautiful and let us chose the window view for New Years! CONS: They had good service at the beginning but then forget to get us some of the food and our checks!

I would give Zen kitchen, a solid, 4.0/5. There are some inconsistencies with quality of service and food depending on breakfast or dinner. Inside of the Waldorf, Astoria, the hotel in Las Vegas with no casino, Zen kitchen is the main restaurant. They don't stay open very late, but the dinner service is impeccable. I had a wonderful server Akiko. Zen is no longer on OpenTable or Resy and it wasn't very crowded on a Saturday night. After picking up my car, I called to find out they could seat us if we could make it by 9pm. The first imperfect issue was the request for house sake. I was expecting midgrade or inexpensive sake served warm but no option was given. We were brought a chilled bottle of Okunamatsu sake which was $28 for the 300ml bottle of water is $10 in store. I would have rather had beer or wine if I knew they didn't have warm sake. The sashimi at $21 for 2 Tiny pieces was very tiny but overpriced. The $21 Zen iceberg wedge was pricey but delicious. My husband got the 14oz ribeye for $78 was served sliced. Overpriced even for Vegas but tasty. The $14 broccolini was fresh and filling. The surprise dish that was well-valued and extremely delicious was the Wagyu fried rice. It's worth a return trip to get it get with carry out. The final dish was beautifully presented, the $26 pork belly. It was filling, satiating, and well-priced form the quality. I will return to Zen, because the Waldorf Astoria in Vegas is so nice and cozy. Compared to other high end restaurants serving similar dishes, Zen kitchen is probably the most expensive - even more so than Jean George or Prime

So sad I discovered this on my last day... I had a very late breakfast. Service was perfect. Waitress was friendly and helpful when it came to decisions on ordering. I got the seasonal toast, a side poached egg, and a green smoothie. First time ever I received a poached egg that wasn't swimming in water. Bravo!!!! I put it on one of the toasts (the avocado) and it was perfect. Smoothly was delicious and they gladly transferred it to a To Go cup. Liked all three toasts.

The coffee was terrific. The keto omelette was fine (if overpriced) and the banana pancakes were yummy. The downside is the service. From 11-11:30 they "close" and the group of tables who hadn't yet paid by 11 were stuck until 11:30 without a waiter to be seen. If we'd been getting coffee refreshers it wouldn't have been too bad. It's a good place if you want an expensive hour-long breakfast and a frustrating 30 minute wait to pay your bill.

I really like the environment in their restaurant, this restaurant is inside the wldorf hotel，it is super quiet, nice for date. We went there for a late night bite, we tried salad and poke, both very tasty!

came here for breakfast before checking out and the service was very lovely. we ordered the american breakfast, eggs benedict and a chocolate croissant. I was expecting the croissant to be toasted but it wasn't so the chocolate inside was cold and hard. the eggs benedict didn't look like it was made fresh. there was a skin on the hollandaise sauce. my friends american breakfast looked good and the coffee/latte was solid. nice views but food was nothing special.

My husband and I decided to go to breakfast here before our flight home. When we arrived, we were seated immediately by the window. Food: Dulce De Leche Croissant - the croissant was gorgeous with a little bit of edible gold on top. The croissant was well made and flakey, but didn't really have any dulce de leche flavor to it. Avocado Toast - Excellent flavor with this avocado toast! I was craving it for days after I had it. On The Strip Hash - My husband ordered this, and he thought it was really good. The portion was a little small, but he said he didn't mind as it was delicious. Service: Our server today was very nice. They were quick to get our order, and our food was also quick to come out. When it was time to pay, there was no issue paying to our hotel room at the Vdara at all, while Zen Kitchen is at the Waldorf. TL;DR - Nice breakfast location with delicious food, but be aware that it can get pricey

This place has it all! Ambiance, food, and service was impeccable. We enjoyed our 25th anniversary looking over a beautiful view of the strip. The sushi was one of the best I have ever had. The Mai Tai paired well with the wasabi. The staff went over and above in giving us our last night in Vegas a night to remember. They made sure we had a table with the best view, a beautiful presentation of rose petals on the table and finishing it off with a desert to remember. Katherine and team, thank you for making this so special.

Worst meal I had all weekend. Everything was incredibly bland and dry. Eggs florentine came with a tiny drizzle of hollandaise and not even a hint of seasoning, and one egg was overcooked almost hard. The steak and eggs was an unidentifiable cut of beef that was served cut with the grain! You expect to pay high prices on the strip, and this is one spot that just isn't worth it. I kept a star for the few good things our group ordered: the gluten free pancakes and the juices. Service was good too.