citizens kitchen and bar

the french dip was bland with overly salty jus with no flavor. the meat was tender but flavorless and the bun was thick and chewy, not in a good way. the carrot cake had overly sweet frosting without a hint of cream cheese taste and the cake part was overly dry. tasted like it came in frozen. there are so many good restaurants in vegas, this isn't one of them.

solid place to grab a bite at mandalay bay. there is nothing fancy about the menu, or the restaurant, but, it's a nice little spot if you're in the mandalay bay and in need of a good meal. we ate there twice, once for breakfast, once for lunch, and were satisfied both times.

i had the turkey club for lunch, it was huge, with a side of fries. ingredients were fresh, bread had a nice crunch. fries were solid, not mind blowing, but, i wasn't expecting them to be.

for breakfast i had their "famous" bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. it says it comes on a ny style kaiser roll, it was just a kaiser-like hamburger bun. other than that, the sandwich was great. eggs were cooked perfectly, bacon was crispy and the home fries were actually my favorite part of the dish.

they also have a deli counter stocked with fresh made sandwiches, donuts, and other desserts for you to grab and go if you're in a hurry.

prices are on par for what you should expect in a casino restaurant (not cheap), but, the portions were large and our party of 4 left satisfied with both our meals there. service was excellent both times, our servers were very attentive and friendly.

awful!
the decor in this place is very nice, loved that and it's sign was pretty (ha, i know!)
the service though, one of the worst i've ever experienced.
the food was ok but i can barely remember it due to the appalling experience of the service!

firstly they tipped up our coffees with tea from their pot after us asking about 3 times for refills, which was then done with an eye roll from our rude server. we the told her about it and she proceeded to basically call us liars and that they don't fill their pots with tea.
i'm english, trust me, i know the difference between tea and coffee. i realize mistakes happen but to ignore them, roll your eyes and then deny them and not apologize is not cool.

the whole meal from then on was a disaster and the server was one of the most awful people to ever be in customer service of any kind. we eventually tried to get the managers attention but apparently she was dealing with a similar complaint with another table. we could see other tables getting annoyed and also waiting for attention from someone because the service was just that bad.

go anywhere else but here.

we are here twice. for dinner we had great service. our meal was very delicious. i had a lobster roll that was unforgettable! also for breakfast we were so thankful to find somewhere at mandalay bay that juiced. thank you! yum!

i came here for breakfast one day and i was promptly served upon entering. the service was great, as was the food. i had a latte, which was made well as well as a fresh fruit and yogurt parfait. while it was delicious, it was very little for a large price. however, i’d certainly try the pancakes if i come back.

visited this place during one of my trips to the iafe in vegas.  i recommend ordering the fish & chips if you make a trip to this place. bring your appetite because this is a very healthy serving of food.  i actually ate here on a night before attending the american country awards.  definitely visit this place if you happen to stroll through mandalay bay while in vegas.

this restaurant is inside mandalay bay resort. it's opened for 24 hrs. it got nice options for food but fish & chips are best here. other chicken options are also good.

a place to mop up your drunken-ness at the end of the night. open 24 hours, it has all the right ingredients for that type of place: grease and alcohol. the foods actually pretty good. well executed and nice service. the drinks were weak.

had a frisco melt and it tasted amazing! thousand island dressing, two patties and sourdough bread (i think). it was delicious.
we came here at about 9pm and it wasn't packed at all but the service was horrible. we got out food and finished it before anyone even came back to check on us. wasn't happy about that, but will give them another shot because the food was so good.

at citizens, i received one of the worst services ever. food was great but the person who helped me and my girlfriends was so rude. she helped us two days in a row. 1st day, i figured she was having a bad day. but then the 2nd day she dared to call me the c*** word and my friends the b**** word. when i confronted her she said she did not mean it in a rude way. how can you not mean it in a rude way!? i know my friends can get a little rowdy but that's no excuse to treat me that way. we were there yesterday. it was my last day in las vegas for my bridal shower, and it was awful. she couldn't even answer my questions about the menu. couldn't even fully enjoy my food. i am not one to write reviews, but this is something that had to be shared. she didn't even give me her name when i asked her. i had to ask one of the other girls. her name was jessica, i couldn't wait for a manager since we had to catch a flight back to new york that morning. but this needs to be heard and i hope the restaurant does something about it. i will not be disrespected like that with no consequence.

the food is woefully under seasoned. the coffe reminds of a cheap dinner. the quality certainty doesn't match the price.

the service was polite and fast and attentive.

this place was amazing, friendly bartenders, amazing bloody mary's and good food

citizens is another solid spot by the light group. it’s an upscale diner serving comfort food 24 hours a day in mandalay bay. brunch might be the best time to go if you want to pig out on plenty of sweet and savory offerings like i did. the massive stack of red velvet pancakes may be one of the better versions in town. just bring family or friends to make a dent in it.

perfectly fine with french food and well experienced with ‘modernist’ cuisine, both at local spots as well as internationally revered recipients of three michelin stars, but born in the midwest and raised on anything but foie gras or liquid nitrogen cocktails suffice it to say that i’m a fan of the whole “upscale american” movement – the sort of food that takes the shake n’ bake that mother used to make and turns it into something worth leaving the house for, the sort of food that critics love to critique even though they likely cannot make it as well themselves…the sort of food being served at citizens kitchen and bar in mandalay bay.

citizens is split into a fast service/to-go area and an actual restaurant. they are also open 24 hours a day. we were looking for a quick place to have breakfast before heading to the airport on our flight home, so we decided to check it out here. i ordered their eggs benedict which is served with hashbrown salsa and toast. my eggs benny were pretty good and they were fairly huge. but what really surprised me about this meal was the hashbrowns – made with cilantro, green and red pepper – it really gave the dish a southwestern feel. i was so full off the eggs and hash that i didn’t even touch the toast!