Cafe at Harrah’s

Came here drunk and hungry. We craved steak and eggs and our usual spot closed (forgot what it was called). Anyway, it took us too long to find this place. Server/​waitress was kind of rude. Steak and eggs was just decent. Probably wont be coming back. I guess this is the service and food you get at a 24/​hr place.

I came here yesterday for breakfast. The night before I saw a sign from this restraint that advertised eggs and steak food $ 7.99. The waitress informed me that deal is only from 11PM-​6AM. I was disappointed when I heard that. However I wanted a big breakfast to carry me over for dinner at The Buffet at Bellagio. I ordered two dishes. The first was steel cut oatmeal. The oatmeal was provided with raisins, brown sugar, and milk. The oatmeal was a satisfying dish. If this dish was the only thing I ordered I would have been satisfied. Since I wasn’t going to eat lunch I knew I needed a second item. The second item was the breakfast nachos. I was kind of excited of this item because I never had breakfast nachos before. In addition I had a scrambled egg on nachos before at El Farolito in San Francisco. It was one was one of the best nachos I ever had. When the breakfast nachos arrived it didn’t look appetizing at all. The presentation of the nachos was as if someone barfed on the nachos. I thought since the breakfast nachos included egg, sausage, and bacon I expected an omelette style over the nachos. The egg, sausage, and bacon were diced. Putting these ingredients altogether was unappetizing and why I made the barf reference. Even though the nachos didn’t look appetizing I ate most of the nachos. However the nachos was so heavy I didn’t finish it. By far the worst Vegas meal I had during my Vegas vacation.

Had breakfast here. It just wasn’t good. Eggs were runny and cold, French toast had no flavor. Silver lining… Fresh orange juice was good.

Only went here because we had some comp dollars for a free meal here. Ordered a club sandwich which came with turkey, ham, swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, and bacon with mayo. Also came with a side dish of choice of potato salad, salad, or fries. Wife had the chicken fingers.
Food was standard, nothing to rave about, but the service was superrrrr slow. Expect a wait, and maybe go fill out some keno cards that the tables all seem to advertise there, before you can get a bite to eat.

In terms of late night options the Café at Harrah’s is better than nothing. I suppose. For any other time of the day I think its best to avoid the place altogether.
My first trip to the Café was after a night of clubbing with the girls. We had worked up an appetite dancing and needed some food after returning to the hotel. Sadly the wait time to get our food was long and the food just wasn’t that great. Who ever heard of being drunk and eating bad nachos? Well, I guess there’s a first for everything. I went with the chicken nachos and the cheese was overcooked, dried out and over all bland. I’m not one to leave a plate of nachos behind but they weren’t even worth totally devouring as drunk food. That says a lot.
My second trip was a solo visit for breakfast before catching my flight. I let the host and my server know that I had a flight to catch but apparently that didn’t seem to make a difference for speeding up my tiny French toast stick order. Don’t get me wrong, they were tasty but what fried food dunked in syrup wouldn’t be? It just made me so angry that my server stopped at another table to drop off their food while holding my French toast sticks. Unless they were trying to catch a flight, I can’t see any good reason that my small request for quick service couldn’t be accommodated.
I received a coupon book at check in that had a $ 5 off voucher which I thought was for the Café. It turns out it was just for Flavors, the buffet. I had my coupon sitting out on the table and ready to go the entire time. It would have been nice for them to tell me it wasn’t valid there. I’m really hoping they were just that out of it and didn’t notice.
In any case, the only reason to eat at the Café is if you have absolutely no other options.

Awful food. My eggs Benedict was served with over poached egg and covered with a slice of cheese.

Ordered the steak and eggs breakfast at 3AM after clubbing. Ordered over-​easy eggs and they came out looking like rubber and way over cooked. The steak was ordered to be medium rare, but was well-​done. I guess that’s what you get for ordering $ 7 steak and eggs.
Luckily, I also ordered the chicken soup which was the best thing I had there that morning.

Great Service, Long wait and Outrageous price. We were 2^nd in line and waited an hour while they kept taking platinum members ahead of us who just walked up. The lady apologized for the long wait and sat us down while a sweetheart named Monique gave us drinks and looked out after our personal good the entire time. Great Job Monique! Then David took our orders and served us very well also great job to you also! The food was just average for breakfast. The price for breakfast was $ 56. Not worth the hideous wait or the food quality. If you wan’t a 5 star breakfast or great meal go to the palace station. An awesome breakfast there will be $ 20 for 2.

We had a terrible experience at this place. The service was bad and so was the food. We were a party of four, we didn’t order anything complicated, and we still had to wait while people who were seated AFTER us were getting their food. I had to ask 3 times for a glass of water. We asked for turkey instead of pork sides and had to send back our food because they got our order wrong. Our waitress was not very friendly and was annoyed when we told her the orders were wrong. When she brought back our food the turkey sides were barely cooked. The food was also expensive considering the service and quality. we would have been better off going to a buffet considering the cost of our bill. We won’t be going back.

I got the eggs benedict (of course! I get them everywhere). They were really good. The eggs were done perfectly, the Canadian bacon wasn’t overcooked and was a thick slice, and they put just enough sauce. The hashbrowns weren’t bad, but were a little mushy.
Service is the reason for not getting 4 stars. Phuong was my server and kept calling me lady, I hate that. It took her a while to get to the table, she was hiding out in the back since they weren’t busy when I got here. In total I think she came to the table like 3 times.

We needed to get some grub in the wee hours of the morning (true Vegas style) and somehow ended up here.
Service was alright and the food wasn’t half bad… but definitely overpriced. The biscuit and gravy and buffalo wings were pretty good… safe choices if you are weary about the quality of food.

Had to wait 123 224 324 342 hours just to get my food and it was a slow Weds. brunch time.

This is a 24 hour café on the weekends only but it’s the only thing really available 24 hours in Harrah’s if you want something more than a bar.
Went here around midnight, had a hamburger and spaghetti. It wasn’t bad, wasn’t great, but pricey for the food you got. The hamburger at least was thicker than your average burger and the fries were decent. The service was OK, nothing to write home about, again just average.
Honestly, I doubt I’ll eat here again if I want a quick bite but go next door to the Casino Royale where they have more reasonable quick service restaurants or maybe even Denny’s which is on the other side of Casino Royale.
If you want a sit down place without loud bar music though and a super relaxed atmosphere for typical café food, this place fits the bill.

I see fellow Unilocalers were not impressed. The food was above average. I enjoyed a great sourdough club, hot crispy fries, and a perfectly blended shake. I imagine the service brings the reviews down. It was slow and spotty. That said, we had a tasty meal to start our last day in town. I say give it a shot!

Service might be a little slow to get to things, but hey the only time im here and the best time here is after the club. Came right after Pure @caesers and since we stayed here its the only place possible to eat and also very east to get to in Harrah’s. There’s also mc Donalds here but this place works do much better. Overall, this place works for any body that’s is partying from Harrah’s unless you want to feel McDonald’s.

OK I honestly didn’t think this place was half bad. They had a healthy veggie egg white omelet that I ordered with a much needed coffee. It had a ton of flavor and was served with a tomato, mozzarella, basil salad – which I dumped on top of my egg whites anyhow.
IT was really good, expensive, but all food in Vegas is expensive. Bring your players card and they will honor a little discount for you.

If you’re looking for a quick bite to eat at the hotel, this would be the place to go to. However, they seemed to be closed at off times, even when the sign said they were open, they were shooing us away. At 2 AM, a friend was looking for something to eat before crashing, and we joined him for a meal here.
It’s pretty dead, and service isn’t the greatest, but their prices for their food are pretty solid. He had the ham and eggs, and the ham was huge! Their beef nachos were sub-​par.
With a Total Rewards card, you also receive $ 1 off the entrees as well.

I came here around 3 or 4am (don’t remember) so my review might not be the best, but I’ll give it a shot. It was pretty empty when we came and the had a limited menu in the middle of the night.
I ordered the filet medalions, potatoes, and scrambled eggs w/​cheese. My friend had eggs with sausage. Everything was good except the filet. It came with two small pieces that were really dry and flavorless. It was still edible at 3am.
I remember our waitress being nice. If you’re in the Harrah’s late at night this place is ok. I wouldn’t come here during the morning for breakfast and wait in line.

You wouldn’t expect much from this place to begin with–
Got the breakfast burrito, but after eating half of it, I had sharp pains in my stomach for… awhile.
Of course, it’s overpriced, too. Do yourself a favor and go a bit off strip, or even elsewhere on the strip, for breakfast food.

$ 5.99 Steak and Eggs Special. Daily midnight to 6am.
Small portion. Nasty tough steak. Liquid eggs.
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The server was horrible. Party of 9, he refused to take our orders on paper. Instead he made us raise our hands. First with the steaks: «Who wants medium?» «Who wants medium-​rare?» Then with the eggs: «Who wants what?» It was even more frustrating since he couldn’t remember our orders and had to ask again.
Don’t ever come here for the Steak and Eggs Special. (Read my previous review)