Cafe Fiesta

Café was surprisingly good. They had a great Asian menu. The food and service were excellent. First time staying at this hotel and didn’t know that pets were allowed. I will never stay on the strip again.

HORRIBLE! Server Roderick slooooowwwww, got the order wrong too! Was there over an hour, asked the Manager Andy to help… He said NO… Don’t put yourself through this… Don’t go!

This is perfect for a 3.5 star review, I would have sided with 4 stars if the service was better but it wasn’t.
The price is right, I do gamble a little at fiesta and get at least a couple of these free a month. The food is always decent, not great not bad but a good middle of the road. I just had the Chicken Fried Steak for the first time today and it was the best thing that I have had on their menu.

2 Stars for the food. –2 Stars for the service!
We were promptly seated on a slow Friday evening. No much going on in the café. There were 4 servers working the floor. We waited about 15 minutes for someone to notice we had no water. Then we waited another 20 minutes for someone to acknowledge that we haven’t placed our order. So, about 50 minutes total from the time we sat down until food came to table. Totally unacceptable.
Big fat ZERO review from me!

Two words to perfectly sum up this place; slow and greasy. My chicken tenders had bread the ran off it when touched by anything, because of the amount of grease covering the chicken. To be kind I asked for a to go box and when I went to box the chicken, the bread literally slid right off like a old used condom. Not only was the chicken greasy but it was also chewy. This greasy hard cold chicken was the things that make up your child’s nightmares. Waiting and watching for the perfect moment to rip a black hole where your buttocks is located. Seriously, I only ate one of them before giving in to the pain that was already turning in my gut. Not only was the food unbearable but I waited over fourth five minutes for the worst food I have had in months. I will never be eating here again.

Breakfast was great and reasonable, Banana Foster Frenchtoast was very good, and the turkey club looked to be excellent, nothing like using discount coupons!

This ought to be one of my shortest reviews. One sentence summarizes the café, «slower than molasses.» This review describes the experience. This was going to be my post-​hike dinner. I sat down in their café and ordered the shrimp and chicken off their $ 9.99 three choice menu. This is where you get an appetizer, entrée, and dessert for the $ 9.99. Actually it’s a gimmick because a few items are $ 9.99. The chicken and shrimp over rice is $ 10.99. Anyways price is irrelevant when your post-​hike dinner is turning into tomorrow’s pre-​hike breakfast. I kept waiting and waiting on the mushroom soup what seemed like several red light cycles at Charleston and Decatur. It seemed that if, and I write IF the soup ever arrived that it would be at the same time as my entrée. So, I threw in the towel and walked out.
I am giving the Fiesta Café two stars in lieu of one for a couple of reasons. The post hike dinner I had in the winter of 2014 was good. The server’s attitude was okay. Then again I only saw her once. Additionally I did have a couple of sips of the cola.
Café Fiesta is two stars which calls for a six month suspension. It’s just a shame that I am now very hungry after hours of hiking in Valley of Fire.

I had some of their late meals and it was very good value. $ 1.99 for a 2-​egg/​hashbrowns, toast. $ 4.99 for Sweet/​Sour Chicken. I like the vibe and just hanging out having late meals was a treat here.

We had real good service till I went up to pay and didn’t hear our waitress tell us she would take it up for us… Opps, sorry didn’t hear you!!! Would of tipped her 20 percent but because of her getting a attitude with me for not hearing her I tipped her 15 percent… Not everyone hears well!!! I couldn’t believe how she changed her attitude. Maybe, she thought I wasn’t going to tip her. I always tip. I tip on my service I get…

Located in the Fiesta Henderson, Ok so this will be a short and not so sweet. The food is ok, the service is less than ok. My water was never refilled, the waitress never came back to check on me, despite not being busy at all. I ordered the liver and onions, I had to call the waitress back to ask where the bacon was (The menu said that the liver and onions had bacon) She looked at me quizzically as if liver onions and bacon were some unheard of dish. I would make the extra trip to Sunset Station, GVR or the Bolder Strip before going back here. Live It Up You Are In Las Vegas For Cryin’ Out Loud!

You get what you pay for.
Looking for a cheap late night 4 am breakfast? This is the place. You have their boarding pass or whatever their casino card is called, it’s a complete deal. I go their 2 eggs, hash browns, toast, and bacon deal for I believe $ 5. Can’t beat that.
Will I come back if I’m in the area in the middle of the night looking for a bite to eat? Sure. Will I go out of my way? Absolutely not.

2 stars for this place cause food was mediocre and the service was just awful.
Service: Sat down for 7 mins at the counter with like 6 staff in front of me without a greeting or offer of a drink. Gail got my order wrong and there were no utensils given until I had to ask for them. Never asked or offered drink refill. Gail seemed rude and rushed to go.
Food: I got the 2 egg 2 meat with toast and hash breakfast. Order was wrong since I asked for sausage and got bacon. Asked for potatoes instead of hash. They were dry, over-​cooked and tasteless. My eggs we ok if you skip the part of having egg shells in them.
Place is terrible from staff to food. Only came cause I had a coupon but I will be going back to Sunset from now on.

CHINESE FOOD & LOUSY FORTUNE COOKIES
It took a while for me to write this review. Twelve years of memories were rekindled by visiting this once prolific restaurant location and the huge disappointment when management thought they were smarter than their loyal customers. Both sides turned out to be big time losers.
Okay … Here’s what we ordered:
Chinese meal starts you out with wonton chips and sweet and sour sauce … first time we were served with this starter and the srcond time not
General Tso’s Chicken: Lightly battered chicken, hot peppers, scallions and a sweet spicy sauce served with steamed white rice … very skillfully prepared and very tasty.
Singapore Noodles: Thin white rice noodles stir fried with chicken, shrimp and roasted pork, egg, scallions and bean sprouts … actually was very good and the most impressive of the four entrees.
Emperor’s Wonton: Pork and Shrimp Wontons with Chicken, BBQ Pork, Four Jumbo Shrimp, Naps Cabbage, Snow Peas, Straw Mushrooms and Carrots in an Oriental broth … wouldn’t order it again
Mongolian Beef: Wok seared beef with hot peppers, onions, bell peppers, scallions, and Mongolian sauce, served with steamed white rice … stingy on the fried rice vermicelli … lol … but very well seasoned.
This restaurant was once called Baja Beach and then it was incredibly successful. Great food, service and staff. Back then it was surfs up ²⁴⁄₇. Then the Fiesta management got greedy and decided they wanted to ride the successful wave and get out of the people business by inserting a Dennys franchise which failed miserably from the get go. We never returned until now when we noticed that the Fiesta Café was serving Chinese food and the photos looked fairly appealing.
Is the food as good as the national white and black Chinese food franchise? … from the round eyed Occidental perspective … yes. A most generous rating of four stars by yours truly.

Very good food at very reasonable prices, problem is never enough employees, tons of empty tables and yet you always have to wait about 10 minutes to be seated.

I ate breakfast at Café Fiesta this morning. The Denver Omelette was hot, fresh and tasty. The hash browns were hot and crispy as I asked them to be. The staff is very attentive, friendly and is clearly professional.
For $ 11 I got the aforementioned omelette and endless coffee: reasonable. I was full after that meal. Unless you’re very hungry, I would recommend the Café over the Fiesta buffet (on the second floor): the Café’s food quality is much better, the atmosphere more pleasant and the staff more seasoned.

My sister and I had lunch here and let me just say that if you know me, you know I’m ALL about good cheap food! I loved this café. It was very nice and clean and had a modern diner/​café feel to it. The restaurant overlooks the casino and the rest of the hotel since it is elevated. I don’t know why but it kind of reminded me of the Rain Forest Café LOL Anyway, everything on the menu is very reasonably priced. Most items are $ 10 & under — they even have midnight specials priced between $ 1.99 — $ 5 which is pretty cool if you are in the casino and want a late night meal. Our waiter was very attentive and social — he did a good job. Our food was also very tasty — my sister ordered a breakfast plate and I had the orange chicken which was very good. Would definitely dine here again — 5 stars for ambiance, price and service! =)

Sad to say I wasn’t impressed with this place. We received a postcard coupon in the mail and while I don’t usually fall for those, I was going to be near there anyway, so why not try it?
I was originally headed for the Mexican restaurant next door, but they weren’t open yet and I only had limited time, so I went here and had the club sandwich, which was really disappointing. The meat was really ‘gamey’ tasting like it had been on the frig shelf a few days too long and the basket of fries was cold by the time we got it.
Because of the coupon, it was a cheap meal… so I shouldn’t complain, I guess. But I can’t say I’d go back… practically free or not.

We came here on a Monday night and ordered off of their late night specials. We ordered
1. All-​nighter breakfast, 1.99
2. classic burger and fries, 2.99
for 6.38
— This is a great place for your midnight munchies. Compared to the Grand Café’s in other Station Casinos. This spot is clean and rarely filled with drunks.
— The Grand Café is a better alternative than Denny’s. It’s cheaper. As long as you have a boarding pass, you are in the clear.
— The only reason why it’s not a 5 star is because I prefer going to Coronado Café at South Point. Although this place has steak and eggs for 5.95, they got the same thing but for 3.95! haha.
— Service is simple. We got our food quickly. Jonathan was a pleasant dude.
— All-​night breakfast was simple. Quick late night craving satisfied.
— Classic burger and fries were also simple. No frills. If you are craving a hamburger, I’d say it’s a better alternative than the Jack in the Box that is off of Gibson.
— Overall, amazing place to dine when the cravings hit and you have time to sit and relax.

Nice remodel of this place. Looks so new even their open kitchen has new equipment. We usually come here for late night breakfast. It’s never too busy, their Graveyard crew is always friendly.
Graveyard Breakfast menu super cheap. Steak and Eggs listed at $ 5.99. and that was the highest priced dish on there.
Got your basic bacon eggs and shared a huge bowl of biscuits and gravy. The portions are just right especially for the price. My dish was great. Can’t screw up breakfast.
Helpful and attentive staff. even the Keno runner off duty acknowledged us.
Fist bump to server who gave us boarding pass discount even though we didn’t have our card.
In and outta there in less than an hour spent less than fifteen bucks for the two of us. And cool beans I have no kitchen mess to clean up! Gotta love decent places to eat open ²⁴⁄₇!

Initially confused about hearing the Café Fiesta… having thought the restaurant being referenced was Denny’s. When I sowed up I understood what was being talked about.
After arriving, the menu was found to be pretty basic with an additional Asian menu added on the sign. Sadly, I did not pay attention to see what it offered because I had burgers on the brain and a blue cheese and bacon burger was ordered.
When the meal arrived, my request for medium well was apparently rejected and I received charcoal. The fresh bun and veggies made up for it and I decided to make a big deal out of it. The fires come in it’s very own little fry basket.
Given the limited menu (Asian not withstanding) I might only eat here again if I needed to kill a buzz.