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I enjoyed my experiences here. We actually ate here three times, and each time it was fine. My husband devoured the tater tots that came with a massive container of ranch. We both had the 7.77 special, steak and three shrimp with mashed potatoes. Everything was fine. For 7.77 I wasn't expecting Carnevino-quality food. I loved it, and it was perfectly cooked in every way.
That night, a standard drunken breakfast was in order, so I got steak and eggs plus some breakfast potatoes. From what we all remember, it was all delicious, perfectly cooked over easy eggs and the steak was again cooked a perfect medium rare.
The next morning, we hobbled into Mr. Lucky's after a very short wait and sat for breakfast. Up to this point, the service was fine and our food came out in 12 minutes. This time, the service was okay, but our food took almost 30 minutes to get to the table, and the waitress didn't stop by to inform us of the longer wait until 2 minutes before the food came. By then, we already knew it was going to be a longer wait for food.
My sister got a Belgian Waffle that had a guitar design in the middle of the massive waffle. My husband said it was good and she said it was okay for $15. I liked that it had the design and was geared towards the casino crowd.
My sister's boyfriend ate steak and eggs which was again, fine. My husband got the huevos rancheros and they were surprisingly good but needed a little heat and spice to make it even better. I had the corned beef, and it was not too bad. I like my corned beef has to be a little crispy on the edges and with a little less potato, but it was fine and I enjoyed it.
Don't expect fine dining here. It's a 24/7 spot and amidst being near Nobu, it doesn't advertise itself as anything other than a nice diner with casual eats and decent service. If the restaurant is busy, know your food is going to take a while, but if you're worried about that take the shuttle and go to the strip and get something else.
*** UPDATE ***
Mr. Lucky's (and most of the restaurants at Hard Rock Casino)now has a gluten free menu which includes gluten free pancakes and a gluten free Belgian pancake. I did try the Belgian Waffle with chocolate chips, and even though it wasn't anything incredible, I love that they are even more GF friendly and that people with this allergy have more options!
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