hash house a go go

underdelivers. we stopped by here for a late breakfast and the place was not all we expected. we had to wait 30 minutes for a table on a weekday and service was slow. we ordered the fried chicken benedict and one of their burgers. the au gratin potatoes were delicious, but the burger was average in flavor and humungous in size. the chicken benedict was okay but very sloppy. my overall opinion on this place is that it has cheap prices, ridiculous portions, and not enough flavor.

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great food, not so great service. the service was seriously lacking at noon on a saturday. it took an hour for us to get our food and way too long for the waitress to notice. the manager comped a few of our meals but made us sit through her long list of excuses. sorry, but "we're really busy" isn't an excuse for a restaurant that is always busy. that being said, the food was unbelievable. i had the fried chicken eggs benedict which was enough for at least two people and was by far the best eggs benedict i've ever had (and it is my favorite breakfast dish). the rest of the table got the sage fried chicken and waffles plate, which was also massive and a big hit all around. the plates were flavorful, fun and unique. i will definitely be back.

vegas breakfast of champions. i loved eating here! the portions are ridiculously huge, but the food is equally ridiculous in it's deliciousness. the only complaint was that my stomach was not big enough!

go to say you've been. i had been dying to go here since i saw it on man v. food. our first trip to vegas, we went to the wrong place. on our next trip, we made sure to find the right place. when we got there, it was busy and that was reflected in the food. i ordered the pork tenderloin benedict and my spouse got the chicken and waffles. all in all, it was decent food. the portions were huge, but the dishes were ordered were generally under seasoned. the bacon and waffles lacked crisp/crunch and the pork tenderloin was overdone. the sprinkle of bell pepper "for color" was a total turn off. in the end, we left with half our food in to go boxes (because we were stuffed) and in typical vegas fashion, spending $50 for breakfast (before tip). i'm glad i went to see for myself, but i won't be making a special trip here in the future.

the resturant doesn't fit in at imperial palace! cool atmosphere! ate breakfast and it was delicious! gigantic pancakes! come with an appetite!

this place is more about presentation than anything- and the presentation is amazing! definitely unique dishes and artistic plating. food itself was average but worth it if you're looking for a unique dining experience in vegas.

four words: banana brown sugar flapjacks. sure, they do a respectable chicken and waffles, but why go with the dish that everyone seems to order? try something new. have one of hh's amazing bloodys and delight in the amazingness that is their caramelized brown sugar and banana flapjack. it's ridiculous.

the portions are for sharing. authentic corned beef hash that would make my irish grandmother cry. the service is fast and friendly. sure, you pay vegas prices for breakfast, but it's an experience. live a little.

imperial palace kind of has a reputation with some of my friends. when i told them i would be coming here for breakfast, most of them asked, "why would you want to go there?" i admit, ip is not the most glamorous hotel on the strip. they do not have the biggest casino around. the decor looks like it looked when i first started coming to vegas in the early 90's. i am not afraid to admit that i do like imperial palace. they at least try. in this day of age with all of the big fancy hotels opening up, with their sprawling casinos, it is a breath of recycled air that imperial palace has stayed true to itself. they can be called cheesy for having celebrity impersonators dealing black jack, even though most of these dealers only slightly resemble who they are trying to be. at least most of the people here look like they are having a good time. the same can not be said of the mega casinos, which feel very sterile compared to th

seriously, i don’t know how i haven’t gone to hash house a go go before. not only was the food great, but the service was amazing and everyone was really friendly there. our server even stopped by so we could take a picture of someone else’s order (one of the gigantic pancakes).

artist food for the hungry. hh is one of those places you have to try once. over the top portions with a very artistic bent to the presentation. you will not believe how creative these dishes are. everything comes with a huge branch of rosemary. you better like bacon squash, and rosemary because that's what they serve.

i would bring out of town guest here, but would avoid it for a meal with locals or a family dinner.

wow!. if you are huge and want/need to over eat to the extreme then you have found the right place. by the way, the pork is awesome. also, i saw someone with what looked like a bacon sandwich piled higher than mount everest. good luck with that. the portions are huge so you might want to share. i didn't.

hh imperial palace-worst service ever. first i have to clarify that the food and the portions are just over the top fantastic. however, the service is the worst i've seen anyway. the wait staff and manager seemed to think that customers were an intrusion on their time. for a server to take your order and never return to refill drinks or ask if everything was ok is inexcusable. then when we finally did flag her down, she told us the other customers needed her attention too and that we'd just have to wait. visit any one of the other hh's but definitely skip the imperial palace location.

more of a show than good food. at arrival they can't find a table for you when half the place was empty. lots of servers and busboys running around like they were lost. menu looks good but couldn't get a cup of regular tea, all kinds of exotic teas but no regular lipton tea. food was fair to good, looked great but lacked taste. large portions could be great with better supervision.

amazing!. we went to the hash house around 3 a.m. it was great to find a real restaurant with good food open at this hour on the strip. first i must say the servers were all so happy, helpful and patient! i ordered the most memorable dish ever, it was the sage fried chicken eggs benedict. though i cannot remember everything stacked on that massive plate, i can say i can't stop thinking about it. it was a beautifully juicy piece of sage fried chicken breast atop a pile of delicious mashed potatoes topped with spinach, eggs benedict and hollandise sauce. it was displayed beautifully, and the taste was excellent. i actually shared this plate with two others and we even had enough left over to take with us. i even ate more from my to go box as i strolled around the casino. i couldn't even gamble because, though i was full my mouth still wanted to taste that piece of savory goodness! my brother had the snickers flap jacks which were delicious as well, but no comparison to my meal!

food taste was good; sticks to your ribs as well as your arterial walls. not a lot of healthy, lite choices. of course, as with most restaurants, you could mix and match a few options if you're trying to obey your "healthy" brain; but, you might not want to go to this restaurant if you're not throwing caution to the wind. or, you should definitely take someone to share a dish with; the portions are pretty large.