Good Breakfast in Vegas?

[SebastianRedSox]

I figure a good deal of angelinos frequent vegas. Anyone know a great breakfast spot? Any range of scale is fine. Thanks!

[suebro]

I loved The Verandah at the Four Seasons. Wonderful Huevos Rancheros, and very peaceful atmosphere.

[alanstotle]

My wife and I, as well as my family, were also impressed with the Verandah. Though it's probably not the type of up-scale place that Bouchon might be, it is a bit pricier than other breakfast places. But we found the food and service to be good enough to warrant paying the little bit extra.

We've also enjoyed eating at Raffles (at Mandalay Bay) for lunch and breakfast for a nice coffee shop type of place. Very good basic food (even though it's not a blow-your-mind kind of place) and I've never felt like I wasted my money eating there.

[LaserGecko]

Omelet House: multiple locations, but locally owned AFAIK.

You won't have to eat again, for the rest of the day and possibly forever.

[GroovinGourmet]

Another Florida Cafe fan chiming in. Even though the area is seedy, the restaurant is lovely...a veritable oasis in the desert. Great for lunch and dinner too!

[ciaogal]

I am a big fan of the Peppermill! Enormous portions and very kitschy! Old time Vegas.....At it's best!
Next to the Riviera on the Strip!

[kjs]

high end - i personally have not been there but Bouchon is mentioned frequently - check the current posts and you'll see one on ths place.

diner style - i'm a fan of black bear diner - on west tropicana - about 2 miles from the strip. i'm a real big fan of hash house a go go - about 3 miles west of strip on sahara - they call it twisted indiana farm food...or something like that ... you also have original pancake house ( they have a few of these in so cal ) ...

ethnic - i'm also a big fan of florida cafe ...cuban influenced...in seedy area of strp - just north of stratosphere.

enjoy !!