Harrah's Cafe Las Vegas

The Environment:

You'll find the typical miscreants lurking around Harrah's Cafe Vegas during the late night hours, probably until noon or so. You know, the drinkers, gamblers and party people whose standards are much lower than hanging out with all the people at the fancier hotels on the Strip. So if you're here, running into these people, you know what category you're in in our eyes.

Why We Dine:

Harrah's Cafe Las Vegas is a 24-hour joint that does a little more than the average steak and egg special that most of them do. Although if you want that, they have this late night special for around $5.99 too. 

• Tons of Pizzas: Harrah's Cafe Vegas may be an American breakfast and brunch-type cafe by trade, but they make their share of pizzas as well. They have quite the selection, from BBQ chicken to Smoked Shrimp, and you can even create your own! All are cooked in a wood-burning oven that apparently makes them taste... well, like pizza.
• French Toast: Cafe at Harrah's Las Vegas is known for their breakfasts. Even if it's like, "Yeah, I've been there for breakfast." Basically, people know they have breakfast. But people will compliment this place if, for breakfast, they had the french toast. Especially if it was the cinnamon roll french toast, which is french toast, done up like a cinnamon roll, if you can believe it, with the gooey icing and all!
• Late Night Dining: From 11pm-6am, Cafe at Harrah's Vegas is one of the best places to get a stack of pancakes to soak up all that alcohol. Eating here after a long day in Vegas not only ensures that you'll be going into a de-hydration and alcohol-induced coma, but a food coma to match. That's some heavy sleep, and you'll need every second of it if you're planning on going out and doing the same thing tomorrow.

Inside Knowledge:

Cafe at Harrah's Las Vegas was formerly the Garden Cafe. They renamed it because the garden died, though. Actually, we have no idea why they renamed it, but the simple title "Cafe" is far less controversial we will admit.

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