Hash House a Go Go (West Sahara) is a brunch brunch spot in West Sahara, Las Vegas.
Hash House a Go Go on West Sahara in Las Vegas is the local brunch institution doing Midwest-twisted farm food with chicken-and-waffles taller than the plate.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Sage fried chicken and waffles, the upright bacon, biscuit included.
Tip: Portions feed two; the sage fried chicken and waffles is the standing order and the upright bacon is the photograph.
Address: 6800 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89146
Mr. Mamas Breakfast and Lunch on South Jones in Las Vegas is the Greek-American family breakfast counter with hot griddles, omelettes. Open daily 07:00-15:00.
Order: French toast with cinnamon-vanilla batter; biscuits with sausage gravy.
Tip: Saturday and Sunday wait is 30 to 60 minutes; arrive by 08:30 or after 12:30 and order the French toast.
The Cracked Egg in Henderson is the family-owned 2002 breakfast room on North Green Valley Parkway, plating omelettes, scrambles and eggs benedict.
Order: Eggs Benedict with corned-beef hash; skillet of the day with hash browns.
Tip: Open at 06:00 every day; the corned beef hash and the chicken-fried steak with eggs are the local standing orders.
Egg Works on Sunset Road in Las Vegas is the seven-location family breakfast chain, with saloon-door entry, a ceiling toy train and the flip-card service.
Order: Chicken enchilada omelet; the Cincy chili if you grew up east of the Mississippi.
Tip: Flip the egg card on the table to flag a server; the chicken enchilada omelet and Cincinnati-style chili are the off-menu locals' picks.
The Original Sunrise Cafe on South Eastern in Las Vegas is the two-decade neighbourhood brunch counter, doing Benedicts, omelettes and the Crunchberry French.
Order: Burnt Ends Brisket Benedict; Crunchberry French Toast for the table.
Tip: No reservations and Saturday and Sunday waits run an hour; arrive by 08:00 or after 13:00 and ask about the Brisket Benedict.
Babystacks Cafe on South Main in downtown Las Vegas is the Filipino-American brunch counter that runs ube crepes, matcha pancakes and red-velvet stacks.
Order: Ube crepes; matcha or red-velvet pancake stack.
Tip: Order the ube crepe roll and the half-stack of matcha pancakes; the line moves faster at the downtown branch than at Summerlin.
Bouchon at the Venetian in Las Vegas is Thomas Keller's bistro doing weekend brunch on the patio, poached eggs hollandaise, quiche du jour. Family-friendly.
Order: Poached eggs with hollandaise; quiche du jour, then a fresh pastry.
Tip: Book the 09:00 seating to walk the bakery counter on the way out; Sunday lasts the longest, until 14:00.
