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I was charged an extra $1 for paying with my debit card at BabyStacks. Their posted sign calls it a "credit card service fee" and says it applies to all credit and debit card purchases. I've attached a photo of the sign. When I questioned the charge, the manager belittled me because it was "only a dollar," according to her. My concern was the fee and how I was treated for asking about it. Visa and Mastercard prohibit surcharges on their debit cards. The Nevada Attorney General has also warned consumers to watch for deceptive card surcharges. BabyStacks should review how this fee is applied and train its managers to respond respectfully when customers raise a concern. Visa's debit surcharge guidance: https://usa.visa.com/dam/VCOM/global/support-legal/documents/merchant-surcharging-qa-for-web.pdf Nevada Attorney General's consumer warning: https://ag.nv.gov/News/PR/2020/Attorney_General_Ford_Advises_Nevadans_to_be_on_the_Lookout__For_Deceptive_Credit_Card_Surcharges/
The pancakes were really good, the country fried chicken and eggs were mehh, idk if it was due to being a pick up order but I think that they gotta pack it a little better to be honest.
I love BabyStacks Cafe! I always try to hit one of their locations while visiting Las Vegas. Fast and friendly service! Go early, because they are always busy. My go to breakfast is always Lolo Rick's Adobo Fried Rice Omelette!
I always enjoy going to Babaystacks no matter the location. I've been ordering take out here for a while now and I love the Portuguese Sausage fried rice omlette. It's delicious and and it's cooked perfectly. When I dined inside the service was awesome. I love supporting local businesses.
Babystacks is one of my favorite go to places for breakfast when visiting Vegas! I usually order the Kabli plate with garlic rice which never disappoints. This time I ordered the loco moco with garlic rice which was well seasoned, perfect amount of garlic seasoning! The Loco Moco was flavorful, the meat could have been a little thicker. The Ube pancakes are always on point and just can't get enough of them only with exception of the Pandan flavor when they have them. My brother order their omelette and he was quite satisfied to say the least. The service is always quick! The staff are always friendly and welcoming. The ambiance is semi quiet casual diner with a TV . Great place to take the family, kids and large groups. I definitely recommend giving them a try especially if you're looking to try a Hawaiian/Filipino/American fusion!
A couple things here - your ENTIRE party needs to be with you in order for them to sit you, even if they just saw the other person go to the restroom. Strange. Also, on the counter there is a sign that says: "BRING ME COFFEE AND TELL ME I'M PRETTY" so we figure it's a thing there. Anyways, once we got to our table, it was wobbling like crazy, it definitely wasn't something we could have our food on. Eventually someone came to put something underneath it and stabilize it. Now, when the server came and asked if we'd like something to drink, both my brother and I wanted coffee, so we said what their sign says...the woman looked confused. I had to say, your sign says that, and she was still confused, so we just said coffees and waters and let her move on. All the while my brother and I could not stop laughing. Guess we're not pretty. HA! Anyways, the food was alright, nothing to brag about. They have tons of pancakes to choose from put seemed like a lot of sugar goes into it, so we got the traditional buttermilk on the side. I can't really touch on the taste of the food because it didn't stand out very much that day. Same with the service, not amazing, not too awful either, just kind of slow and not super attentive. Overall, I might give it a go again next time I'm out there, maybe the next person will get the "BRING ME COFFEE AND TELL ME I'M PRETTY" joke and laugh with us.
It was a busy Sunday morning, around 940am so it was a bit to get seated at the counter. Service was good except there is a noticeable vibe to get you in and out as soon as possible given they were having a waitlist. Definitely understandable, but a lazy Sunday breakfast meet up with family and friends, maybe not. Coffee is still pretty good here and a must for refills. Order: Sisig Plate and a single Ube Crepe. The Sisig I was expecting is usually a dish known for its savory, tangy, and rich flavor, with a mix of textures from the tender and crispy pork. Unfortunately this one was missing that citrus acid flavor you get. It seemed to be more vinegar tasting, and lacking the calamansi/lemon component. The pork was somewhat crispy but the cuts were a bit big which made it very chewy. The over medium eggs requested was more towards over easy. Let's just say the dashes of Cholula hot sauce helped this dish out tremendously. The Garlic Fried Rice that accompanied the Sisig had garlic which was a good thing but was pretty bland. I was looking for some soy sauce but settled on a bit of salt to bring out that wonderful garlic flavor. The Ube Crepe was okay but needed more ube flavor. The Ube cream inside was more like a watered down ube foam. There are still other items on the menu that are pretty good but these two are a miss for me. The coffee and service saved the day.
Food was yummy but the service for a group of fourteen was fantastic! They were attentive, organized, and efficient and the food came out quickly and all at once. We got a variety of things, but the ones I tried bites of were the corned beef hash, the sisig plate, the chicken adobo fried rice, and the loco moco. I think the standout for me was the adobo fried rice omelette--that was sooooo good and I just wanted to keep eating it. The sisig plate was okay, gave me more hash vibes than sisig but it was definitely yummy. The garlic rice was peak. The loco moco was alright--I'm glad I tried it, but I wouldn't get it myself. Their hash browns were super crispy and yummy. I didn't try any pancakes which perhaps was an oversight because they did look tasty, but I try to stay in gluten-free solidarity with my partner. If they had a GF pancake option that would've been amazing. All in all a good place for breakfast! Would definitely come back, and next time get the adobo fried rice omelette.
Well today is my birthday ! Yay for me decided to come out for breakfast. I always order the same thing and when I asked about the pork our waitress batted her eyelids in a very rude way even my husband noticed! Be better! Truly wanted to get up and never come back. If you don't like answering questions about the menu then you should probably not be a waitress! That is it! I love the food but service today sucked!
We went to BabyStacks in Vegas and I'm honestly so sad we don't have this in California The food was SOOOO GOOD. Like... easily the best pancakes I've ever had. They were thick, fluffy, and packed with flavor--literally the star of the whole meal. I also had an omelette that was really good, and the potatoes? Perfectly seasoned and crisped just right. The orange juice was just okay (not fresh), but honestly the food more than made up for it. If I'm ever back in Vegas, I'm coming straight here. No question.
Came in a little after 7am for breakfast and as usual-- the food did not disappoint! The adobo fried rice omelette was flavorful and comforting-- packed with savory goodness. And the red velvet pancakes? Soft, rich and topped with just the right amount of whipped cream and sweetness. Definitely a must-try if you've got a sweet tooth! As for customer service-- it was just okay. I might've come in too early while the staff was still waking up but the vibe felt a little off. I'm probably just used to the extra warm hospitality from other breakfast spots. Still, the food makes it worth coming back-- especially for those pancakes!
I have a craving every so often for a club sandwich. There is one place I really like, however, I decided to give this place a try, so I ordered a club to go. The service was good, I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I said I wanted to order something to go and my order was immediately taken and I was told about 15 minutes which was pretty much correct. When I got home, I sat down to eat my sandwich and was a little disappointed. This place is definitely a breakfast place and prides themselves on breakfast. As for a lunch place, I would not recommend this place. I asked for sourdough bread toasted. When I got home, it was sourdough but it was not toasted. Also the meat, turkey and ham, meat I could have gone across the parking lot and purchased at Smiths. Honestly, it was not very good and not something I recommend. Like I said, they take a lot of pride in being a breakfast place which I've been to for breakfast and they are really good. So, I do recommend this place, just not for lunch. Breakfast, I don't think you will be disappointed.
Visited here for a quick breakfast. I was so overwhelmed by the menu because everything looked good and I couldn't decide what I wanted. I ordered the kalbi with garlic rice and scrambled egg. The rice was probably my favorite, it was so flavorful. My fiancé ordered the piggy omelet (think that's what it was called) and he said it was good but there was too much cheese on top. I want to come back and try other meals.
Such a solid choice when you're craving pancakes. I love their extensive menu that has options for both sweet and a little savory. My husband got the loco moco and swapped the regular rice for garlic rice. It was so good, I could have ate an order of the garlic rice by itself just needed a bit of butter. He also shared a full stack of strawberry shortcake with my son. I definitely didn't read the menu that it was 6 pancakes and they didn't need that much but they both enjoyed. I got a short stack of bacon pancakes which I could have sworn the bacon used to be cooked into the batter. I think it would have been better that way. read more
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I was charged an extra $1 for paying with my debit card at BabyStacks. Their posted sign calls it a "credit card service fee" and says it applies to all credit and debit card purchases. I've attached a photo of the sign. When I questioned the charge, the manager belittled me because it was "only a dollar," according to her. My concern was the fee and how I was treated for asking about it. Visa and Mastercard prohibit surcharges on their debit cards. The Nevada Attorney General has also warned consumers to watch for deceptive card surcharges. BabyStacks should review how this fee is applied and train its managers to respond respectfully when customers raise a concern. Visa's debit surcharge guidance: https://usa.visa.com/dam/VCOM/global/support-legal/documents/merchant-surcharging-qa-for-web.pdf Nevada Attorney General's consumer warning: https://ag.nv.gov/News/PR/2020/Attorney_General_Ford_Advises_Nevadans_to_be_on_the_Lookout__For_Deceptive_Credit_Card_Surcharges/ read more
2 days ago
The pancakes were really good, the country fried chicken and eggs were mehh, idk if it was due to being a pick up order but I think that they gotta pack it a little better to be honest. read more
I love BabyStacks Cafe! I always try to hit one of their locations while visiting Las Vegas. Fast and friendly service! Go early, because they are always busy. My go to breakfast is always Lolo Rick's Adobo Fried Rice Omelette! read more
I always enjoy going to Babaystacks no matter the location. I've been ordering take out here for a while now and I love the Portuguese Sausage fried rice omlette. It's delicious and and it's cooked perfectly. When I dined inside the service was awesome. I love supporting local businesses. read more
Babystacks is one of my favorite go to places for breakfast when visiting Vegas! I usually order the Kabli plate with garlic rice which never disappoints. This time I ordered the loco moco with garlic rice which was well seasoned, perfect amount of garlic seasoning! The Loco Moco was flavorful, the meat could have been a little thicker. The Ube pancakes are always on point and just can't get enough of them only with exception of the Pandan flavor when they have them. My brother order their omelette and he was quite satisfied to say the least. The service is always quick! The staff are always friendly and welcoming. The ambiance is semi quiet casual diner with a TV . Great place to take the family, kids and large groups. I definitely recommend giving them a try especially if you're looking to try a Hawaiian/Filipino/American fusion! read more
7 months ago
A couple things here - your ENTIRE party needs to be with you in order for them to sit you, even if they just saw the other person go to the restroom. Strange. Also, on the counter there is a sign that says: "BRING ME COFFEE AND TELL ME I'M PRETTY" so we figure it's a thing there. Anyways, once we got to our table, it was wobbling like crazy, it definitely wasn't something we could have our food on. Eventually someone came to put something underneath it and stabilize it. Now, when the server came and asked if we'd like something to drink, both my brother and I wanted coffee, so we said what their sign says...the woman looked confused. I had to say, your sign says that, and she was still confused, so we just said coffees and waters and let her move on. All the while my brother and I could not stop laughing. Guess we're not pretty. HA! Anyways, the food was alright, nothing to brag about. They have tons of pancakes to choose from put seemed like a lot of sugar goes into it, so we got the traditional buttermilk on the side. I can't really touch on the taste of the food because it didn't stand out very much that day. Same with the service, not amazing, not too awful either, just kind of slow and not super attentive. Overall, I might give it a go again next time I'm out there, maybe the next person will get the "BRING ME COFFEE AND TELL ME I'M PRETTY" joke and laugh with us. read more
8 months ago
It was a busy Sunday morning, around 940am so it was a bit to get seated at the counter. Service was good except there is a noticeable vibe to get you in and out as soon as possible given they were having a waitlist. Definitely understandable, but a lazy Sunday breakfast meet up with family and friends, maybe not. Coffee is still pretty good here and a must for refills. Order: Sisig Plate and a single Ube Crepe. The Sisig I was expecting is usually a dish known for its savory, tangy, and rich flavor, with a mix of textures from the tender and crispy pork. Unfortunately this one was missing that citrus acid flavor you get. It seemed to be more vinegar tasting, and lacking the calamansi/lemon component. The pork was somewhat crispy but the cuts were a bit big which made it very chewy. The over medium eggs requested was more towards over easy. Let's just say the dashes of Cholula hot sauce helped this dish out tremendously. The Garlic Fried Rice that accompanied the Sisig had garlic which was a good thing but was pretty bland. I was looking for some soy sauce but settled on a bit of salt to bring out that wonderful garlic flavor. The Ube Crepe was okay but needed more ube flavor. The Ube cream inside was more like a watered down ube foam. There are still other items on the menu that are pretty good but these two are a miss for me. The coffee and service saved the day. read more
9 months ago
Food was yummy but the service for a group of fourteen was fantastic! They were attentive, organized, and efficient and the food came out quickly and all at once. We got a variety of things, but the ones I tried bites of were the corned beef hash, the sisig plate, the chicken adobo fried rice, and the loco moco. I think the standout for me was the adobo fried rice omelette--that was sooooo good and I just wanted to keep eating it. The sisig plate was okay, gave me more hash vibes than sisig but it was definitely yummy. The garlic rice was peak. The loco moco was alright--I'm glad I tried it, but I wouldn't get it myself. Their hash browns were super crispy and yummy. I didn't try any pancakes which perhaps was an oversight because they did look tasty, but I try to stay in gluten-free solidarity with my partner. If they had a GF pancake option that would've been amazing. All in all a good place for breakfast! Would definitely come back, and next time get the adobo fried rice omelette. read more
Well today is my birthday ! Yay for me decided to come out for breakfast. I always order the same thing and when I asked about the pork our waitress batted her eyelids in a very rude way even my husband noticed! Be better! Truly wanted to get up and never come back. If you don't like answering questions about the menu then you should probably not be a waitress! That is it! I love the food but service today sucked! read more
6 months ago
We went to BabyStacks in Vegas and I'm honestly so sad we don't have this in California The food was SOOOO GOOD. Like... easily the best pancakes I've ever had. They were thick, fluffy, and packed with flavor--literally the star of the whole meal. I also had an omelette that was really good, and the potatoes? Perfectly seasoned and crisped just right. The orange juice was just okay (not fresh), but honestly the food more than made up for it. If I'm ever back in Vegas, I'm coming straight here. No question. read more
1 year ago
Came in a little after 7am for breakfast and as usual-- the food did not disappoint! The adobo fried rice omelette was flavorful and comforting-- packed with savory goodness. And the red velvet pancakes? Soft, rich and topped with just the right amount of whipped cream and sweetness. Definitely a must-try if you've got a sweet tooth! As for customer service-- it was just okay. I might've come in too early while the staff was still waking up but the vibe felt a little off. I'm probably just used to the extra warm hospitality from other breakfast spots. Still, the food makes it worth coming back-- especially for those pancakes! read more
I have a craving every so often for a club sandwich. There is one place I really like, however, I decided to give this place a try, so I ordered a club to go. The service was good, I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I said I wanted to order something to go and my order was immediately taken and I was told about 15 minutes which was pretty much correct. When I got home, I sat down to eat my sandwich and was a little disappointed. This place is definitely a breakfast place and prides themselves on breakfast. As for a lunch place, I would not recommend this place. I asked for sourdough bread toasted. When I got home, it was sourdough but it was not toasted. Also the meat, turkey and ham, meat I could have gone across the parking lot and purchased at Smiths. Honestly, it was not very good and not something I recommend. Like I said, they take a lot of pride in being a breakfast place which I've been to for breakfast and they are really good. So, I do recommend this place, just not for lunch. Breakfast, I don't think you will be disappointed. read more
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11 months ago
Visited here for a quick breakfast. I was so overwhelmed by the menu because everything looked good and I couldn't decide what I wanted. I ordered the kalbi with garlic rice and scrambled egg. The rice was probably my favorite, it was so flavorful. My fiancé ordered the piggy omelet (think that's what it was called) and he said it was good but there was too much cheese on top. I want to come back and try other meals. read more
11 months ago
We had to wait a while but once we got seated our food was brought out quickly. Had the loco moco here with scrambled eggs and it was delicious! The eggs were perfectly soft and smooth. The Ube pancake was also very good and not too sweet which is perfect. Still so good even after all these years! read more
11 months ago
BabyStacks Cafe is our go to family breakfast place in the Northwest. Staff is always friendly. Busy location but clean and tide interior and restrooms. Food is always great. My coffee cup is constantly refreshed. Can't go wrong here. From their crepes, delicious pancake options to their filling yummy omelettes. read more
1 year ago
Waiting for 45 minutes while nine tables sat empty was disappointing. Once seated, it took another 25 minutes before our order was taken. The food itself was tasty and didn't take long to arrive, but the waitress made it clear that they were understaffed, which impacted the overall experience. If you're starving and looking for smooth service, you may want to look elsewhere. Although the flavors were spot-on, the long wait times and lack of efficiency killed the vibe, making it hard to award five stars. Sometimes good food alone isn't enough--especially when the rest of the experience falls short. read more
Babystacks Café in the Centennial area is a great spot for breakfast. The service was friendly, the food came out fast, and everything was cooked just right. I had a standard breakfast with eggs, bacon, hash browns, and toast.... and it all hit the spot. Cozy atmosphere, good portions, and reasonable prices make it worth a visit. read more
Star of the show? the RED VELVET PANCAKES. The chili moco was also delicious--a very well-executed spin on loco moco. Adobo fried rice was just okay--solid and satisfies the craving but nothing amazing. That thing was huge too, esp with the entire omelet. Beware, the wait can get long for this place from what I've heard, but I think we waited 15-20 min on a Saturday morning. read more
2 years ago
Came on a Friday morning and as a party if 5 out wait was only 20 minutes, not bad. I was excited to try this place but unfortunately it isn't a place I would return to. The servers, waitress, and all staff were extremely professional and had great customer service. I will say that my daughter loved her chocolate pancakes; however, the portion size of the French toast for my husband was on the small side; I feel like the food comes in smaller portions than typical restaurants. My steak and eggs were well seasoned and perfectly cooked to my preference. The ambiance and decor inside had no rhyme or reason, there wasn't a cohesive theme. I was surprised at the extra charge if you paid with a card! Now and days, not very many carry cash. Penalized with having to pay extra for paying with a card was a disappointment. I hope this is something they take away in the future. read more
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7 months ago
Sisig pork belly with omelette and garlic fried rice and ube pancake!!!. Service is fast considering coming early Sunday morning the day after Valentine's. Not crowds mostly kids around to break the silence of the place ambience. read more
6 months ago
Service was good, fast and friendly. Family environment. Went with a polognese sausage breakfast platter had to add the baby stacks. Went with strawberry shortcake absolutely delicious sweet fruity such a treat. Will go back for more just unsure if I want to try another one or go with strawberry, but it was very good. read more
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3.5-4 My first time at this location after growing up eating at the Henderson location. Maybe it's because it's been a few years since I've had babystacks but has their portions gotten smaller? The price doesn't really reflect the quantity :/ Had a hankering for Filipino/Hawaiian plate breakfast and was satiated! If you're getting a rice plate be sure to upgrade to garlic rice :) Its also nice it comes with a mini stack of pancakes or toast! I love their toast lol they usually use honey! Next time I will come and re-try their pancakes :) read more
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7090 N Durango Dr
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Is there any entree that is gluten free here? Does this restaurant use a shared fryer for things like battered chicken that would cross contaminate foods like gluten free french fries? I have Celiac disease and have to eat gluten free.
Do they offer gluten free pancakes or waffles?
Do they do reservations or call aheads?
Unfortunately they do not. You'll have to get there before 8. I've noticed a pattern in the timing of how busy they are. If you get there between 7-8 you should be ok.
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