peppermill restaurant & fireside lounge

the peppermill restaurant is a true las vegas landmark. the neon is tacky, the decor follows suit. portions are large and service is quick. we loved the rainbow sugar crystals on the table for coffee. while the portions were large, we felt the food was average. the

no headscarves allowed?. we planned a dinner for 8 here and when we arrived, we could not go into the lounge. no headscarves allowed...even for medical reasons! why?
we took our party to johnny rockets, great place.

my mom and i came here for dinner last week. the service was good and the food portions were huge. the atmosphere is like an old school diner with neon lights and 80’s music. i tried the chicken fettuccine and it was a huge portion, not much flavour. my mom had their omelette and toast, which she loved. this place has something for everybody.

peppermill restaurant is amazing and it’s such a unique place. one section of the restaurant is a lounge, called the fireside lounge. inside is a bar and seating area for drinks and food. in the middle sits a fire pool where guests can gather and sit around. neon lights are everywhere. on the main dining area side, you have a typical diner that is flashy and designed to the maximum. the neon lights are a bit toned down and the natural light is able to come in. waitresses in a skirts a little too short come around in diner style uniforms. the whole experience was quite special. as we were waiting for our table, we decided to hang out at the fireside lounge. sitting in front of a fire and bubbling pool of water, we enjoyed a nice cup of hot cocoa. not only was it relaxing, but the neon lights and fire water craziness was kind of trippy. with lights and mirrors everywhere, you get a bit lost in this place. not only is the diner aesthetically spectacular, but the food is great too. the one

great food!!! just expect a 70's jungle theme with fake cherry blossom trees and mirrored walls!!!

this was the worse restaurant i’ve been to in las vegas. the manager james was very unprofessional and inconsiderate. the power went out during my dinning experience along with a small fire in the kitchen. for about 20 mins we sat in the dark. our server disappeared she would proceed to go to surrounding tables and explain what was happening while never discussing anything with our table. it was also my birthday and another person in my party of 9 birthday. we were never offered any dessert or the birthday song. our server never asked if we were done, she just brought us our bill while explaining that we would need to proceed to the front counter to split our tab. when speaking to the manager about the actions and behaviors exhibiting by staff and himself during the 20mins of darkness. james was hostile, inconsiderate
, combative and dismissive to our complaint. james proceed to explain that the lights never went out and it wasn’t his problem. overall the dinning experience was awful, this establishment and the way it is ran is a disgrace to the las vegas atmosphere. i hope in the future this company looking to development training, cultural diversity inclusion training, customer service approaches and practices. very unfortunate way to spend my birthday.

if your looking for big portions, good food and a unique vegas experience, you have to visit peppermill. there is a reason this restaurant has been here for 38 years!

huge servings. warning for those on diet..

order 1 for 2 ppl.. the serving size is huge! :)
food tastes great.. and the service is excellent..

food and service was great.here from chicago and i can honestly say the food is delicious!

visited on a saturday morning at 5 am in may of 2019 and that's the best part of being a 24 hour open restaurant! we were 5 of us searching for food after a long night in vegas. we were seated quickly into this mirror filled kaleidoscopic restaurant. interiors are really pretty to say the least. it's a diner and their portions are huge! be careful when you place an order for a group. i'd recommend it for diner style food at any hour of the day while you're in las vegas.

must try:
peppermill omelet
peppermill pancake combo

loved the unique and kitsch decor along with the friendly staff.
food selection is varied and you can order breakfast, lunch or dinner dishes 24h/day which is awesome!
we had the peppermill sampler and the calamari. they were both really good, but in the end we kind of regreted asking only fried stuff.definitely worth a visit.

went to vegas for work. a high school friend picked me up and took me to the peppermill. large dinner menu with dinner decor. had the roast beef sandwich and a caesar salad. the meal and place was ok. nothing out of the ordinary for a dinner. dinner menu. not overly thrilled about this dinner. but it was ok if you like dinners.

i visited this place to have my breakfast. their staff found me a table in less than a minute even though the restaurant was already filled with a lot of people. i ordered waffles with strawberries and whipped cream. the waffles were really good and i enjoyed it. they do have vegetarian options. the ambience of the restaurant was pleasant. their waitress was polite and her service was nice. they are open 24hrs which makes it a perfect spot. the pricing wasn't expensive. this is definitely a place to drop by when you're in vegas.

this is quite possibly the best diner food on the planet. the ambience is very 80’s vegas but it’s clean. the menu is simply diner food. it’s a pretty large menu but every meal i’ve had has been exactly what i needed, especially after a night out in vegas.

probably going to get hung from the rafters for this one: what is the big deal? we ordered a late selection from the menu and found them all lacking. the chicken wings were pasty and doughy. new york strip was very tough and the fat unrendered, came with a cheesy uncomplex pasta. nachos with refried beans was mushy and over salted, also not what refried beans should look or taste like. creme brûlée was nice but oh so sugary. waitress was very nice and attentive though.