Grabbed a quick sandwich. The sandwich is made fresh to order but sides are previously packaged…read more We beat the lunch rush; no line right at 11:45am on a weekend but after my sandwich was made the line was out the door. Got the Vinnie's Deluxe. It was filling and a good quick snack for two people.

Decided to try this NY Deli since we were in New York New York casino. Never heard of the place…read morebut pictures looked pretty good. Not super hungry so ordered Greenburg's Pastrami Reuben samwich on rye bread. I was happy to see the employee pull out a big thing of pastrami and slicing it to order. For the size of the sandwich $18.95 wasn't too bad for Vegas price. Got the sandwich and came with whole pickle on the side. Bread was nicely toasted and pastrami looked nice and juicy. Took my first bite and I was like oh man... Where have you been all this time... . Darn pastrami was so tender juicy melt in your mouth with nice seasoning. Probably one of the best Reuben sandwich I've ever had. I would definitely come back and try so. E other sandwiches.

Friendly great service good food bagels are amazing. Love that pink box is here too. always stop…read morehere when we are in vegas

Always a great experience eating here but Alan our server honestly so kind. Thank you Alan!…read moreDefinitely returning every time!

This was our first time there as we heard great things about them on FB and decided to try them…read moreout. We were greeted by someone who we thought was the a hostess. Turns out she was the owner (Andrea). She was so friendly and helpful and just a delight! Once she seated us she came back and brought us a small cup of some type of cabbage soup to try, which was phenomenal! The menu is ginormous! Like the Cheesecake Factory menu... so much to see it takes a while to narrow things down. Our waitress was a young bubbly lady who was very friendly and knowledgeable and easy to talk to. She took time to answer all our questions and just really looked like she liked her job (go figure!). The portion sizes are insane! The food was very hot and very tasty. I struggled to finish mine but once I removed the food from the bun, that seemed to help. Paying the bill was easy as they have the receipts with the QR code that goes right to the Toast app. Unfortunately we didn't save room for dessert but after we were done eating we did go look at all the goodies in the case. Quite a selection and lots of people in line. Kind of glad we live on the other side of town because if we lived closer we'd go broke from eating here more often lol. The reviews and comments on FB were spot on. This place really is great and we look forward to visiting again.

This is my third time in since the change of ownership/management and so far I am still liking it…read more They have changed the inside, which I would expect. I kind of like new look. Had the traditional eggs Benedict with potato's one egg was a bit more cooked than the other, but the two of them combined to be just fine. The potatoes were way too burnt. Now, I will say that I ordered breakfast late in the day, so why would they make new potatoes that late in the day. Now, the other hand would say, why are you going to serve anything below my standards? If the potatoes are so burnt, they are hard, black and you cannot find a potato soft enough to stick a fork in it, then that is just neglectful or you do not care. I tend to believe in the good in people, so I am guessing they did not want to disappoint a customer that ordered potatoes by telling them we ran out. Would you like something else instead. I have been in for lunches and salads and soups are above my standards and their challah bread French toast makes wonder how could anyone put up with Texas Toast. Their coffee cake is to die for.

We stopped at Saginaw's Delicatessen inside Circa and had an overall enjoyable experience…read more I ordered the chicken matzo ball soup for $11. It was a generous portion with plenty of chicken and a substantial matzo balls. The broth had good flavor, although it was very peppery -- almost too peppery for me. My biggest issue was the temperature. The soup arrived warm, but I really would have preferred it served much hotter. We also tried the $11 cinnamon roll. The frosting was excellent and definitely the highlight, although the roll itself was a little dry. Service throughout our visit was friendly, polite and professional. The restaurant has a classic deli/diner feel mixed with the polished atmosphere you'd expect inside a Las Vegas casino. I especially liked the distinctive pressed-tin-style ceiling, comfortable booths and open dining room. And there was some entertainment happening outside the restaurant too. While I was eating my matzo ball soup, my was doing very well out on the casino floor. Apparently I picked the right time to have soup! Overall, Saginaw's was a good stop at Circa. There were a couple of things I would change -- hotter soup and a slightly moister cinnamon roll -- but the generous portions, good flavors and excellent service made it an enjoyable visit.

I ordered this off DoorDash every week! I love the pot roast…read more It's always delicious. I don't know about the service or ambiance because I've never been inside the restaurant.

The food and service was absolutely fantastic!…read more Saw on Facebook and while visiting Las Vegas in July 2026 I insisted on trying. My friends were giving me a strange look as we walked in wondering why we were walking into a butcher shop. It's small with only a few tables. The menu offered so many choices but I went with the meatball & sooooo glad I did, I literally never had a meatball sandwich that can come close to this! The flavor, soft yet crisp garlic roll with gooey baked mozzarella on top -- pure awesomeness that was out of this world. I can't wait for another trip to Vegas just so I can have another. The guy at the register was so friendly and helpful. It took a little while to get food for 4 of us but certainly worth the wait.

Had the brisket sandwich with the white Mac and cheese and side of onion rings…read more The sandwich was impressive. A lot of chopped brisket good smoky flavor on big hearty bun. Onion rings breading wasn't too thick and nice and crispy and good size rings. Mac and cheese was nice and cheesy and really good cheese flavor and the macaroni was cooked perfectly. Lots of tables inside to eat in although I did take out.

They are closed Makes me so sad!…read moreIt was so delicious, I hope they will open elsewhere

My cousin recommended this place to meet and it was awesome! Delicious food, generous portions and…read morefriendly staff. Went back again and it was great too! It's in a small strip mall but easy to get to. Highly recommend

My husband and I visited District Coffee while we were in Vegas over the weekend. The coffee shop…read moreis located away from the strip, on a street where there are a lot of charming thrift and antique stores. District Coffee has both indoor and outdoor seating. They had a good variety of drinks on the menu, including a Dubai chocolate special (which I didn't see until too late, otherwise I would've ordered it). They had a Vietnamese coffee option, which I got. It was very strong and sweet. Service was friendly and we got our drinks quickly. I'd come here regularly if I was a local.

Great little coffee shop in the arts district in Vegas. Friendly staff. Had a delicious dirty chai…read morelatte!!!!

This is an awesome vegan shop, they've been around since October 2019. You'll find them near…read moreWalmart shopping center, next to Tropical Smoothie. The dining area is small but they have good seating for a table and by the wall. It's a casual atmosphere with good music playing. Menu offers a nice selection of sandwich that can be ordered as a combo or a la carte. I opted for a meal ($15.90) which include a choice of any sandwich, one deli side, a house drink, and sweet treat. I chose NoTuna salad, so good and delicious! It has tasty garbanzo beans, tomato, lettuce, cucumber, red onion, vegenaise and green spring mix served on a toasted ciabatta roll. The sandwich roll is slightly crunchy. I also got a potato salad ($9) as an a la carte, it's yummy! They have a NoTurkey Pasta salad as well and it's good! It has bowtie pasta, green peas, and crumbles of NoTurkey in a creamy sauce. Their housemade Rosemary Lemonade is refreshing! It pairs wonderfully with a delightful chocolate chip cookie, and the cookies are housemade and amazing! Service from Alecia is welcoming and friendly. The owner checked in to see how everything was and it's great! They have a loyalty card where you get a free sandwich after 10 stamps.

I've had this place on my list and finally stopped by to try. The inside was really cute and small,…read moreand there were plenty seats if you want to eat in. There's also a drive thru! There is also a butcher case by the register where you can order the meats, cheeses, sides, and desserts made. I asked for a recommendation and was told the Pulled NoPork was a popular one so I gave it a try. There is an option to upgrade with a side, drink and dessert but I chose the sandwich for now. The sandwich was thick! Plenty of filling and the slaw on there was nice and refreshing. I barely finished the first half. The bread used is nice and fluffy with a light crunch. The pulled nopork itself was pretty good. I added honey Dijon mustard and it went well on this. Overall I enjoyed my first experience here. Love to see another good vegan sandwich spot that isn't generic.

Pizza is top notch! Great attention to detail. Definitely worth a try. Thanks again, Chris…read more -Troy

I have been here several times before for my charcuterie meats and cheeses (not sure why I didn't…read morereview) but my husband and I went there last week while waiting for my kids to finish an activity at UNLV. Everything started out great. They have a kiosk to order when you first enter and we wanted to share a meatball sandwich. The gentleman making the pizza let us know they'd had some issues with orders going through and to check with the person at the cash register to make sure everything processed properly. He looked and said it was good. At that point my husband had seen the sicilian pizza and wanted to see if it was anything similar to his Nana's and asked to add it. The man at the cash register said it would need to be a separate order- no problem- so we paid. We were enjoying the pizza slice while waiting for the sandwich that never came. The guy who was making the pizzas noticed we were still waiting and asked what we had ordered. They said the payment never processed. My husband, rightfully upset at this point, asked what the point was of confirming the order had gone through if they guy wasn't actually confirming it? I finally said I would just pay for the two bottles of water we'd had and go on with our day. The rep offered to still do the sandwich but at this point we had to go get the kids and didn't have time to wait again and then eat. He told the pizza making gentleman (who in my opinion did nothing wrong and was amazing) that this was why he needed to stop telling people and just keep his mouth shut. Ultimately, he was in the wrong. When my husband came to the register to confirm the kiosk order had gone through he should have ACTUALLY confirmed it. The pizza was good, but we won't be back... this is not how you handle customer service situations.

4/5 This is one of…read morethose places I've driven past countless times and kept telling myself, "One day I'm going in." On August 14th, around 8:10 AM, that day finally came, and I'm glad I stopped. The atmosphere immediately worked for me. It has that comfortable neighborhood café feel, with the newspaper-style menus giving the place some personality instead of feeling like another generic breakfast spot. The staff seemed genuinely happy to be there, the clientele was pleasant, and my server, Elaina, was fantastic. She was attentive, friendly, and handled every question I had without making anything feel rushed. For breakfast, I kept things simple and ordered an egg sandwich on a toasted everything bagel with an over-easy egg, cheddar cheese, and bacon. Nothing overly complicated, just a solid breakfast sandwich done well. My guest went with an egg sandwich on a toasted onion bagel with an over-medium egg and American cheese. For drinks, I tried the Broadway, their raspberry latte with white chocolate, and had mine made with oat milk. That combination sounded interesting enough to get my attention, and it ended up being really enjoyable. Sweet, creamy, different, and definitely something I would order again. But the surprise star of the entire visit was the pistachio cream cheese. Apparently it was one of their specialty or featured cream cheeses, and I am very glad I asked about it. Rich, creamy, unmistakably pistachio, and they were not stingy with the portion either. I was spreading that stuff on every piece of bagel I could find. If it is available when you visit, ASK FOR IT. Overall, this was just a really pleasant breakfast experience. Nothing needed to be extravagant. The service was good, the food hit the spot, the atmosphere was welcoming, and I found a couple of things I'd absolutely come back for. Definitely a strong four stars, and considering how often I pass this place, I have a feeling this will not be my last visit.

I walked in and another Black customer was already waiting to place an order. We both stood at the…read morecounter while staff walked past us without acknowledging either of us. After standing there for a while, I finally asked if we could place an order, and the response was simply, "Just a minute." There was still no acknowledgment or effort to take either of our orders, so I left. I can't say what their intentions were, but based on how both of us were treated, I left feeling like people who look like us were not welcome. Whether that was intentional or not, that was my experience, and I won't be returning. Thank you for reaching out. My visit was on July 31, 2026, at approximately 9:45 a.m. I was waiting for a prescription at another business nearby and decided to walk over to The Bagel Cafe for the first time. When I walked in, another Black gentleman was already standing at the counter waiting to order. We were not together. After standing there for a bit, I asked him if anyone had taken his order, and he told me no. Employees were walking back and forth behind the counter, but neither of us was acknowledged. Had someone simply said, "We'll be right with you," I would have understood and waited. Instead, we were left standing there without any acknowledgment. I finally asked, "Can we place our order, please?" and was told, "Just a minute." At that point, I decided to leave. I can't speak to anyone's intentions. I can only tell you what I experienced. I left feeling unwelcome. As a first-time customer, I did not feel that my business was valued or that my money was wanted there. Whether that was intentional or not, that was the impression I left with, and since this was my first visit, it was also my only impression of The Bagel Cafe.