Vince Neil’s Tatuado

This is definitely a hidden gem out here in the boondocks. We were driving from Vegas to Death Valley and I wanted to stop and get lunch, food items, water, and gas before heading out to no mans land. A quick look at Unilocal and this place came out of nowhere, what a find. Anyone who is a fan of heavy metal music and is in Pahrump must make a pilgrimage to Vince’s place. They have live music on Fridays and Saturdays, and the staff is very nice.

Stunningly awful on every level imaginable. Not sure where to start. The food was horrid (my wife is not sure what her relleno was filled with, the fish taco was covered with a mystery sauce but my quesadilla was a-​okay).
Watery drinks, store bought guacamole. Stale chips. All compounded by blaring Crüe videos endlessly looped on multiple overhead TV monitors. Sound hellish? It is, but we laughed so hard it almost made it worth our time and money. Almost.
Avoid at all costs!!!

You may have heard about the woman who complained to a restaurant that the food was inedible and the portions were too small. That is not the case at ViNCE NEiL’S. Looking for breakfast at Circus Circus, we found that many restaurants are only open until later. The Buffet? Maybe, but $ 13.95 for all I can eat? Which isn’t all that much. A donut and coffee at Krispy Kreme isn’t nutritious at all. So, I saw that Vince Neil’s Tatuado (English translation — «Tattooed») was open for breakfast. They are tucked away in a far corner of the main level, far away from the front lobby and past the main casino. The place has somewhat of an «industrial» ambiance, said to be «reminiscent of Sunset Strip rock clubs.» Pictures of rock stars are all around and it does have a cool vibe.
There are several choices for breakfast plates, and they provide an abundance of food. I chose my favorite — chicken-​fried steak, country style hash-​browns and eggs. And toast. The steak was huge, nice and crisp, and covered in sausage gravy. Yum! My wife had French toast with strawberries and confectioners sugar along with two eggs. She said the strawberries were frozen, not fresh; a bit of a let-​down. The others in our party had eggs with big sausage patties and pancakes, and an omelet.
The good part is that the coupon book provided by the hotel had a coupon good for $ 2 off each order, which saved us $ 8.00 — a very good deal. The food was good, more than some of us could eat, and a better deal than the buffet. You can’t go wrong here.