The Original Pancake House, Las Vegas

I came here because I was lured by the coupons on http://Restaurant.com, and lets just say I m glad I used that coupon. There is no way I would pay full price for the quality of food I was served and the price listed. I got 6 very thin buttermilk pancakes for $7. And a slice of ham costs like $5? I got a better deal eating at the signatures with an all american breakfast platter that costs $11. If you are coming here to find some great steals on mom and pop style off the strip hidden gems, and this is definitely the wrong place. Its over priced, and not worth the hype and drive. Go some where else like Egg & I or your local hotel.

Absolutely the worst breakfast in town. Eaten here twice, and kick myself for allowing my friends to convince me to go back. Once was enough. Food was luke warm when I got it and had to send it back to be re-heated. Even then it was not worth the wait. Wouldn't go back even if they were handing out free food.

Simply the very best. You will pay a dollar or two more than anyplace else, but you cannot beat the quality! They are only open one shift-usually 7 AM to 3PM, and are therfore better managed and much cleaner than a place like IHOP which is open 24 hours. The ONLY place we have ever found that has fresh squeezed juice, fresh strawberries, fresh apples, etc. as of that morning! About 80 items on the menu, made from seven different batters made fresh each day. Try the Apple Pancake or the Dutch Baby if you are hungry. Also hearty are the 4-egg omeletes with such unusual ingredients as spinach and Gouda cheese. Great bacon and sausage. For the lighter appetite, try the 49ers, or the crepes with fresh strawberries, bananas, etc. Our grandkids love the chocolate chip pancakes, and French toast. Some entrees come with the best potato pancakes I have ever eaten--served with sour cream and applesauce. Bottomless cup of very good coffee--much better than Starbucks! Again--don't miss the fresh orange or grapefuit juice.