Seated with a group...11 top. Service, drink wise was great. As soon as something was empty a…read morerefill was on the way! Food was a touch slow. Restaurant was steady but not packed. There were a number of items that were not available... advertised special beer....wings who runs out of wings??? Settled on a carnitas bowl. Good choice...piled high with goodness.

Honestly, I'm still trying to get use to Arizona service... but decided to go to this place after…read moremy friends raved about the crab cake, cocktails, and happy hour deals.... But left disappointed. Our server Anabel made it seem like we were inconveniencing her whether it was asking for round of waters or just to be addressed...unsure if it was a bad day or not, but not really interested in returning.

My family just flew in from Texas to visit us here in Las Vegas, so we wanted to take them…read moresomewhere with massive, hearty portions to kick off the trip. We hit up this spot around 7 AM on Friday and were seated right away by a super sweet waitress. The banana pancakes we shared were a tiny bit dry, but totally delicious once you add syrup, and the Loco Moco was incredibly filling, even if it lowkey needed a pinch of salt. Giving it 4 stars because it's a perfect, easy breakfast stop with plenty of parking, and our Texas crowd left completely full and happy

Not only is the food delicious! The food is very well made and is obvious that they put lots of…read morelove and effort in all their dishes! My brother comes here often and this is actually his favorite breakfast spot! The best part about this restaurant? The amazing service! Each and every item I've been to this restaurant, the staff here is so amazing and kind to me and my family! I feel welcomed and they always manage to put a smile on my face to start my day! We need people like them in every restaurant! One thing to note about this restaurant, they only take cash. But if you so happen to not have any cash on you, they have an ATM!

BBQ jackfruit sandwich was very good. This place has vegan options plus they serve cocktails…read more Our waiter was Daniel and he offered suggestions and was very attentive. We will go back!

Yummy! Despite its name the flavors are definitely knocked out of the park! I'm Leah's so excited…read moreto eat I scarf down my food before pictures. We started going. For the mole chilaquiles and ventured around the menu. I've been stuck on the inlet with chorizo and goat cheese. I promise next time I'll snap before I stuff !

Came here on a Friday morning with a friend to crank out some work and enjoy a yummy breakfast!…read more There was a surprising wait for a Friday morning (I wasn't expecting one at all) but I suppose that's a good sign if it's a popular place! I got the farmhouse hash My friend got the Barbacoa Benedict Both very flavorful, I love when restaurants go beyond just the basics for breakfast and add in some unique flavorings you can't find elsewhere We both agreed we'd come back! [this review was written in connection with a Toast promotion]

A friend and I decided to grab breakfast here recently when we were in the area for an event. We…read morecame on a Tuesday morning around eight and it wasn't busy. After looking over the menu I decided on the traditional with scrambled eggs and pork sausage links. The eggs were cooked to perfection; everything tasted well-seasoned and flavorful, and the potatoes had a nice balance of crispiness to them. Overall, service was alright, not too friendly, and it took a while for our server to come back to take our order, but the food did come out in a timely manner. The restaurant has a casual, comfy vibe with plenty of seating indoors and some outdoor seating on the patio.

Brunch was So much fun at the Lola! From the staff to the other guests...everyone was so happy and…read morejust enjoying the moment. The music was Bad Bunny themed on this Saturday so we all got our dance on. I enjoyed the huge breakfast burrito, it was full of deliciousness, papas, eggs, pico and Chipotle sauce. My wife enjoyed her waffle with everything in the side and they offered softened butter. The endless mimosas were $25 per person and it was definitely worth it. We requested a watermelon sauce in the side and it was a $1. We all left happy full and with good energy.

The Scene I was genuinely excited to visit The Lola. A week…read morebefore our trip, I made a reservation for a coworker's going-away dinner while several of us were in town from across the country. Based on the photos online, it looked like the perfect place for our group to gather. I confirmed my reservation through both the email and text reminders. On the day of our reservation, another partner agency happened to be in town and wanted to join us. Since the website wouldn't let me modify the reservation, I called four times after they opened to see if I could add a few more people. Unfortunately, no one ever answered the phone. We decided to arrive early and ask in person. The Service When we arrived, the restaurant was absolutely packed. The hostess told us we were welcome to walk through the bar to see if we could find a table ourselves, but that they were extremely busy and likely wouldn't have anything available. After looking around, we came back and asked if the patio was an option since the misters made it surprisingly comfortable despite the Arizona heat. We were told the patio was for reservations only. When I reminded the hostess that we had a reservation, the explanation suddenly changed to, "We're on an event menu tonight." She handed me the menu while I stood at the host stand, walked away, and never really explained what that meant for our reservation or whether we would actually be seated. When she returned, instead of offering a wait time or another solution, she suggested we try Thirsty Lion down the sidewalk instead. At that point, it became clear that our reservation wasn't going to be honored. Parting Thoughts I completely understand that restaurants get busy, especially during major events. What disappointed me wasn't the crowd--it was having a confirmed reservation, receiving multiple confirmation requests, making several unanswered phone calls beforehand, and ultimately being left without a table or a meaningful explanation.

Today is my mom's birthday, so I wanted to take her somewhere for brunch. I've heard good things…read moreabout Hash Kitchen, so I decided to take her here. I'd say it was a good decision. We both loved the food! Since it was a Sunday, I knew it'd be busy. I figured it'd be a good idea to check whether Hash Kitchen offers a way to join the waitlist online. Luckily, they do! I joined ahead of time and we arrived about 30 minutes later. While there were tons of people waiting for a table outside, our table was ready within minutes of us checking in. We were promptly seated and our waitress did not take long to take our order. I wasn't sure how long the wait would be after ordering, but it was surprisingly quick considering how busy they were. We ordered the Boujee Biscuits to share. Those were delicious! It comes with three kinds of butter, but my favorite was the salted caramel one. We also each ordered the Best F#*%ing Birria Hash and shared a stack of the Buttermilk Pancakes. Everything was so good, but I especially loved the Birria Hash. Once we finished eating, I was able to pay by scanning a QR code on our table, which was really convenient. I can truly say we had a great experience.

My husband and I visited Hash Kitchen on Sunday morning right before 11:30 AM. We were able to join…read morethe waitlist online, but their process is a bit different than what we're used to. Even after joining the waitlist, you still have to check in with the hostess upon arrival, and there may still be an additional wait. When we arrived, we were told it would be about a 20-minute wait for a table, or we could sit at the bar. We chose the bar, but honestly, we wish we had waited for a table because the bar area felt a bit tight. The bartenders were very nice, but at times it seemed like they were a bit overwhelmed, as we had to wave them down a few times for assistance. One highlight was the live DJ--the music selection was great and really added to the overall atmosphere. For food, we ordered the Basic AF and the chicken and waffles. Unfortunately, the food temperature was disappointing. The waffles were cold, and most of the Basic AF dish was cold as well, except for the eggs. The only item that was warm on my plate was the chicken. This is definitely something that should be improved--breakfast dishes should be served hot and fresh. For drinks, we ordered a Bloody Mary and wanted to add a mini Miller High Life, but they were out of stock, which was disappointing. Instead, we opted for a Corona, which felt overpriced at $7 for a single bottle--especially when it's being used as an add-on. A lower price point would feel more reasonable in that situation. On a positive note, I also ordered the Boozy Bag drink with a watermelon slice, and it was absolutely delicious--definitely a highlight of the visit. The restaurant does offer a good amount of outdoor seating with shade coverings, which is great for avoiding the sun. Inside, especially near the bar, you can hear the music much better, but it's still audible outside depending on where you sit. Our total bill for two came to about $70, so it's something to plan for in terms of pricing. One additional suggestion: we did notice bartenders and staff handling drink garnishes--such as fruit and decorative items like cotton candy--with their bare hands. For hygiene and cleanliness purposes, it would be highly recommended for staff to use gloves or some type of protective covering when preparing drinks, especially since these items go directly into customer beverages. Overall, we enjoy the vibe and energy here, but consistency with food temperature and attentiveness during busy times would really improve the experience. Also, it looks like they offer a rewards program that requires linking a credit card--we're not fully sure how it works, but it might be worth asking about for future visits.

Brunch Snob delivers exactly what the name promises, elevated brunch dishes go along with a comfort…read morevibe . Even though there was a longer wait, the food and experience made it feel worth it. The smoked brisket Benedict is the standout. The brisket is tender with a deep, smoky flavor. The eggs are perfectly poached, and when everything comes together on the English muffin base, it hits that rich, savory-sweet balance without feeling too heavy. The French toast is Thick-cut and caramelized on the edges, without being overly sugary. It's well-complemented by fresh fruit and just enough syrup so it doesn't turn into dessert overload too early in the day. Overall, Brunch Snob feels like a spot that knows how to do comfort brunch.

The restaurant has a cute, sassy, and vibrant vibe that makes brunch feel fun before you even…read moreorder. The menu is packed with tempting options, so narrowing it down wasn't easy! I ended up choosing the lobster omelette. It was pretty good overall, although I wasn't a fan of the asparagus mixed into the omelette. The service was fast and friendly, and the overall atmosphere made for a fun brunch. I'd definitely come back to try something else on the menu.

Great food and atmosphere for breakfast or lunch!!!…read more Great food and atmosphere for breakfast or lunch!!!

Great food, love the breakfast. Amazing staff! Casual atmosphere, they seat you pretty quickly.read more