Q: My favorite go-to breakfast spot in Las Vegas. Yes there's higher quality joints but I would go to The Cracked Egg over any breakfast chain. It's really egg-celent! Favorites: Northshore scramble, Chorizo Skillet, Eggs Benny's. Awesome: Complimentary Coffee Cake. BEST COFFEE CAKE....EVER! TIP: If there's 2 of you, skip the wait and sit at the counter/bar. The service staff is warm and friendly. My water is never empty. The place has modest breakfast themed deco on the walls. The wait for a seat on a weekend can take a while (sometimes up to 30min, no one likes to wait for breakfast) but we are always OK with sitting at the counter where there's usually a spot open and you get to see the action of the servers behind the counter. The quality of the food is eggs-emplary! Everything taste fresh, including the fresh fruit if it comes with your dish. The coffee cake is delicious (different flavors every week, my fav is the ones with fruit). The eggs are rarely over done or underdone (I order over easy on my skillets). The potatoes are crispy and hot. The coffee is standard but I'll let that slide cause this place isn't called "The cracked bean". Overall, Cracked egg is an eggs-traordinary breakfast spot! Good eats and good meets. Try it today! YAY!

A: positive

Q: First, Fat Head's is a GREAT place to find an excellent variety of draft beer. I think there are something like 60 beers rotating on tap at any given time, and the variety is wonderful! If you're the type who likes to explore the current landscape of delicious beers being brewed these days in draft form, Fat Head's is definitely one of the best options in town. The variety (on draft) is just tough to beat. If you plan on being a regular, you can also join their beer club, which eventually lands you your name on the wall and some free Fat Head's swag. Not a bad deal if you're going to be drinking there regularly anyway! The second in-your-face aspect of Fat Head's is the food. There's really no way to avoid looking like a gluttonous human when you receive your order, regardless of what you choose. If you want a salad, it's size of your head. If you order a burger, it's larger than you expected, and served with a heaping side of fresh chips. If you order a headwich, you'll look like you're in training for a food eating competition. In general, I think the spectacle is more appealing than the actual food itself, but that's not to say that the sandwiches aren't good. They're not the best burgers or sandwiches you'll ever have, but they're definitely good. My only real food-based complaint - and it's totally a personal preference - is their "potato policy." I'm not a big fan of chips, and their fries are really good. Unfortunately, only certain sandwiches come with fries, and you're not allowed to substitute, so I typically leave a plate of wasted chips if I get a burger. Another thing that some might find hard to digest is the extensive menu. It borders on the ridiculous. While the descriptions are enjoyable to read, skimming through the various combinations of meat, encased meats, ground meats and the endless toppings can seem a bit daunting upon your first visit, so you might want to take a look before arriving, or check out the menu while you wait. As far as service is concerned, I've never had bad service at Fat Head's. The food comes out quickly, and the wait staff are generally really nice. Plus, the outdoor seating area is great in the warmer months. The only true drawback of the entire Fat Head's experience is the wait. As a resident of Southside, I can stroll there whenever it's dead, but for most people who plan their visits around lunch or dinner, be prepared to wait quite a while. The list grows quickly, and in no time you're giving them your name and number so the host/hostess can call you when your table is ready. Either that, or you'll be standing in the bar area wasting time perusing the beer list on the wall. The latter isn't a bad option, but sometimes there are just too many people doing that to make it a truly enjoyable experience...especially if you have a group of, say, 4 or more and you want some room to hangout and enjoy a drink together. Between the wait and the epic portions of heavy, albeit delicious food, I don't frequent Fat Head's that much. The few times I do crave it, it's just not worth the wait. It's probably worth the wait once, but after you experience it, you'll find the appeal drops off a bit. Especially when I can get quality sandwiches that won't leave me feeling like a bloated whale, as well as an excellent pint from a great, albeit smaller, beer menu close by (Piper's Pub is a quick walk across the street). So in the end, check it out, bring your appetite, and plan to wait if you're stopping in during peak times. You'll be glad you did...at least once.

A: positive

Q: I really enjoy going to Escobar's! I've been a few times, most recently for their fish tacos on "taco tuesday." Also, my boyfriend and I happened to get there a little early for the early-bird special from 5-6pm: fish tacos (or a couple other options), plus soup for only a $1 more. We tried the red pepper gazpacho and some kind of pork stew; both were delicious. Definitely recommend this place!

A: positive

Q: If you like craft beer this is the place to go. Always a phenomenal stock of beer and reasonable prices. Food is just amazing. Havent had a bad dish yet. Great happy hour and food specials 2pm-7pm. Girlie and Laura are always fantastic bartenders. Shyla are food server keeps us fed and knows her stuff. Wonderful atmosphere and fun place.

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positive