Question of the Day - 15 February 2023

Hexx (Paris) Giada's (Cromwell) Cafe Hollywood (Planet Hollywood)

I forget the name, but the coffee shop at Ellis Island. 

of the Cafes. Harrahs way back when and Flamingo had great cafes where I had some delicious breakfasts.  I haven't been to LV in over a year but I assume Carlos and Charlies in Flamingo still serves breakfast. It's quite good.

I never got to try Du-Par's when they had a spot at Golden Gate.  I understand they have one at Suncoast, but that's not going to happen any time soon.

Magnolia's (4 Queens) and Cafe Binions (Binions)

Urth Caffe in Wynn. Outstanding breakfast. 

The breakfast buffet at South Point.  

Marilyn's at Tuscany

Here's another mention of South Point... they're breakfast buffet is easily the best deal in the valley, especially if you use the 2-for-1 LVA coupon.

...both Bagelmania (a block off the strip) and Bagel Cafe (main location off the strip but they have the Del Mar Deli at South Point.

Chayo Mexican Kitchen + Tequila Bar in the Linq Shops had some pretty good Mexican breakfasts as well as good quality "normal stuff."  best of all, we walked right in after deciding not to wat an hour for Hash House a Go Go.  Very good decision!

Jamm's Restaurant on Rainbow.  Great Skillet breakfasts, reasonable prices

Mary's Hash House on Decatur(this is NOT Hash House a Go-Go)  has about 4-6 types of hash, from corned beef to road beef plus a lot of other breakfast items.  Good food, Very friendly people

Magnolia at Four Queens - Since we stay at the Four Queens,WE eat there at least 2-3 times on every trip.

Breakfast Buffet at South Point is also a great value

I think that's the name- it's an awesome crepe spot in the walk between Paris and Bally's (now Horseshoe).   Fairly quick, reasonably priced, good coffee and really hits the spot before a big day of gambling and drinking...:P

 Not sure why the "area" should be limited here? I will "wager" there are better AND much cheaper breakfasts to be had outside the "tourist corridor" ESPECIALLY the Stinkin Strip where $20+ is likely the norm. Let the readers decide whether they want to venture "out into the wild" err....outside the mega-mall casino hotels...

You have to try Il Fornaio (Italian place) at New York New York.  Their toasted Italian bread is to die for!  

Downtown Four Queens Magnolia's and Du Par's at Suncoast since they use all butter only for their pancakes! Emerald Island I love for all meals as well.

Carlos and Charlies, especially if you sit outside.  What about Downtown Terrace??

The one kind of hidden gem for breakfast at The Cosmopolitan is The Henry across the floor from the sports book. They serve a big mug of joe and their truffle tater tots are fabulous. On the pricey side, but delicious. 

Margaritaville at the Flamingo has a great breakfast.

 Not sure why the "area" should be limited here? I will "wager" there are better AND much cheaper breakfasts to be had outside the "tourist corridor" ESPECIALLY the Stinkin Strip where $20+ is likely the norm. Let the readers decide whether they want to venture "out into the wild" err....outside the mega-mall casino hotels...

Citizens Kitchen and Bar at the Mandalay Bay

--Eat, at 7th & Carson downtown, a block from El Cortez.  On my last trip, I had the best pork chops (and eggs) I've ever had in my life.
--Magnolia's, at Four Queens.  Regular breakfast stuff, done very well
--DuPar's.  Terrific when it was at the Golden Gate.  I've been there only once since it moved to the Suncoast, and it was still terrific.  Pie with breakfast?  Why not?

The Village Pub at Ellis Island is located very close to the strip.  They have a great steak & eggs special for $8.99.

Very good pancakes.  Grilled cheese and tomato soup.  Eggslut line is very long at almost any time.

Market Street café at the California, has a good variety of breakfast options under $15.