citizens kitchen and bar

solid place to grab a bite atmandalaybay. there is nothing fancy about the menu, or the restaurant, but, it's a nice little spot if you're in themandalaybay 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.

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 atmandalaybay that juiced. thank you! yum!

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 throughmandalaybay while in vegas.

this restaurant is insidemandalaybay 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.

citizens is another solid spot by the light group. it’s an upscale diner serving comfort food 24 hours a day inmandalaybay. 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 inmandalaybay.

opens late. if you find yourself hungry and citizens is the only restaurant opens after midnight inmandalaybay, it is not a bad place. we missed our dinner reservation at elsewhere because the show ran longer than expected, we ended up at citizens.
two of us shared a turkey burger and a lobster roll, in fact, they're pretty good for what they were. service was spotty but still attentive.

i feel like i’ve probably experienced most of the decent burgers in town at this point and am starting to fish for restaurants that serve an ok burger. such is the case with citizens kitchen & bar that recently opened inmandalaybay. no one has suggested i try their burger, but it’s a venue that pushes their comfort food, and what speaks more to that than a burger? plus, with the rapidly declining quality of burger bar,mandalayis in desperate need of a good burger. so could this be it?

will not go there again !. met someone for breakfast at citizens atmandalaybay on monday for breakfast. was not busy at 8am. it is small and cramped, with small tables. we were seated fast and i ask what happened to "red white and blue" restaurant? and she just shrugged. waiter took our order and food came out fairly fast. the table was so small we had to put the bread on our huge round plates and put the bread plates on a chair, along with other table items, so we could use our coffe cups. food was barely warm, and looked really dumb in the middle of this huge round plate. my bill for one eggs benedict and coffee was way over priced even for vegas. $20.00 +. the service was really bad, we had to flag down someone for refill, when we were done the dirty plates just stayed on the table, even after he finally brought the bill. there was no room to sign the bill with all the plates! he never came back to get the bill, so i raised it over my head and the manager took it out of my hand, and i thought someone was stealing my credit card, as i pulled it back i ask if he worked there and he said he was the manager, so i asked him to clear the table and take care of the bill and he did. i told him of the problems, and so did three other tables while we were there. i don't think is was because we are older, but they just have very bad service !!!