BREAKFAST ON MY FINAL FULL DAY AT VEGASThe second Thursday in July was my final day at Vegas. I stayed at The Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Nosh is inside The Horseshoe located by the Jubilee Tower. Since I was going to have a porterhouse steak for dinner I wanted breakfast not only to be light, but also to be filling enough to last me to dinner. I ordered white chocolate mocha and two pastries cheese and apple danishes. Both danishes were flaky and not stale. The mocha was a good caffeine starter for the day. Both pastries and expresso drink served their purpose by satisfying my hunger to dinner.
I plan to upload a photo of the new menu, which offers significantly fewer options than before, likely a result of the impacts of COVID. I understand that the inaccuracies on the menu I checked were due to customer uploads, so I don't hold it against them. The staff was friendly, and I had no issues aside from not being able to order what I originally wanted, and the prices being higher. Again, I recognize that these are old photos and that the circumstances surrounding COVID have affected the changes.
The best place to grab a quick breakfast at Horseshoe. I really liked the ham, egg cheese croissant sandwich a lot. I was pleasantly surprised. The bacon, egg and cheese croissant sandwich was also very goodThey are pricey at $13.99/each but when you're on the Strip and need something quick it got the job done. Bottle of water was $5.99 which I found a tad egregious. Friendly staff though.You can have it delivered to your room at the Horseshoe for $9.99.
Simple, but decent quality, tasty food, and also some of the cheapest you'll find within close proximity of your room at Bally's. The staff seemed polite, and you won't have to wait long for your order. The variety on the menu isn't incredible, but there's enough to suit most tastes, and mix things up a bit. If you're looking for a quick bite to eat, Nosh is the easiest option from either the casino floor, or your room.
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It was a convenient location, and the staff were friendly. However, the cheese on the egg cheese croissant was excessively melted and spilled over the sides, making it messy and difficult to eat, although it still tasted good. I also tried a cherry Danish, which was somewhat decent. The filling was enjoyable, but the outer pastry tasted a bit stale, as if it had been sitting around for a couple of days.
I discovered this hidden gem at the far end of the casino floor and was pleasantly surprised. The Italian sandwich was incredibly delicious! The meat was added to the roll and toasted, and the salad was tossed with oil in a metal container before being added. It all came together perfectly and tasted fantastic.
$15 for a muffin! Wow! The staff were lovely, but the prices are just outrageous for a bit of hot food. I grabbed a sausage, egg, and cheese muffin while I was hurrying through the strip one morning. It was tasty, but it was served in a recycled cardboard box that made it look like something from prison!
Four stars because it's convenient when you need some coffee and quick food (breakfast sandwiches, salad, sandwiches). But like all Vegas, prices are crazy. Food isn't anything special, it's all premade and heated to order, but the breakfast sandwiches are pretty good.
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Honestly, this humble little sandwich shop has been one of my favorite meals in Vegas. I got the turkey bacon and Swiss hot sandwich on marbled rye, and it was wonderful, especially right out of the oven. At $14 with tax, definitely “Vegas reasonable.”
Nice spot for a quick bite to eat. No frills food for a decent
