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| - Came here around 2:00 on a Saturday and the place was packed! I guess everyone wakes up late in Vegas. We were just 2 people so there was a ~5 minute wait. The waitress came by to take our order and check on us promptly and frequently.
The food, once you get past the shock factor at the size of the portions, is pretty mediocre.
We had the Hoagie Omelet and the "Addicted to the Noisella" (Nutella french toast).
The hoagie omelet comes with "griddle potatoes" and garlic bread. Hooo boy after eating that garlic bread, I'll be able to keep vampires away for a week! The omelet was quite dense and came with sausage and cheese on the inside, with bell peppers and onions on top. It was mostly eggs and cheese with just a little bit of sausage. I wish the onions had been grilled, and there were several pieces of onion skin present. As far as flavor goes, a hearty dousing with tapatio was required for my preference.
The french toast is huge and came with plenty of nutella. I wonder how big their nutella jar is in the back... mmmmmm. The french toast is pretty thin, though. I like thick slices of toast with lots of egginess, but I suppose if the toast was thicker and as big as it was, it would never be able to soak up anything.
At first blush, although the prices are high, you think that it's a pretty good deal for how huge the portions are. But then you realize you just paid $5 for a side of bacon - 4 pieces! Yowch!
Overall, if it wasn't for the novelty of massive portion sizes (although that doesn't really seem to be a novelty these days) and 24 hour breakfast so close to the strip, I'm not really sure there's anything that exciting to come here for.
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