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| - What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, right? I wish that were true, but I seem to have the memories of our Brunch at Serendipity. Our group of 4 guys arrived around noon for...brunch I guess. At least it was brunch time. There wasn't a wait for a table even though we wanted to be seated inside. We were ready to order pretty quickly, but it took our waitress quite a long while to collect our drink order (which was 3 waters and a coffee). Once we finally ordered, two of us settled on Omelets and two went with sandwiches. Then the wait began again.
About 20 minutes later, the food finally arrived. The omelets were normal size, but very plain. The omelet was very dry, as if it had been sitting under a heat lamp for a while (trust me, it was Vegas in July, I knew the feeling of sitting under a heat lamp).
My cup of fruit was not quite a full measuring cup size, but it did have fresh berries and melons, which was nice. I'm told the sandwiches were quite good and obnoxiously large. One friend ordered the steak and eggs which turned out to be about a pound of steak, an 18" hoagie, 3 fried eggs, and bacon.
When we finished our meal, we looked around for the waitress. Then we waited. Then we waited. Then we waited. Then we waited. You get the point. Then she finally came and told us she would bring the check. Then we waited. Then we waited. Finally we got the check and continued in our waiting pattern for her to come back for our cards, run them, and bring our cards back.
For all future Vegas trips, I intend to skip this place unless I'm looking to eat a mediocre, overpriced 30 minute meal that is leisurely crammed into 90 minutes. Normally this would be a 1 star review, but my fiends enjoyed their sandwiches at least so I'm being generous.
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