America

This restaurant in a strip hotel offers excellent value, with prices similar to those at a standard hometown eatery. We've enjoyed breakfast there on two occasions, finding the food consistently delicious. The Eggs Benedict perfectly met my expectations. My wife opted for a fruit and yogurt option and chose the Parfait, only to find it was mainly a pint of yogurt topped with a few strawberry slices and raspberry syrup. Fortunately, the waiter graciously swapped it for a generous bowl of fresh fruit accompanied by a cup of yogurt, which was enough for two. Including photos on the menu could enhance the dining experience by setting clearer expectations. On a brighter note, the staff was extremely welcoming and accommodating.

Excellent experience. We had to wait in line for a short while, and there was still a queue when we left, but it's easy to see why. The food, service, and overall dining experience are worth the brief wait. Our waitress was incredibly helpful, even arranging a takeout meal with our chosen items for someone who stayed behind in the room. If you have a seat overlooking the map of the states, you can entertain yourself by searching for the tiny details—see if you can spot Tom Brady!

Whenever in need of a quick or casual bite, this spot is a go-to choice. The restaurant is spacious, often bustling with activity, which can make it quite noisy. While service may occasionally be slow, the waitstaff works diligently to keep up and is always very helpful. The experiences here have been consistently positive. Prices are quite reasonable for Las Vegas. The giant map of the USA and large postcards create a fun atmosphere. There's a gourmet donut and pastry shop at the entrance, and you can conveniently order from it while at your table. Donuts to-go are a frequent purchase. It's consistently a solid 4-star experience overall.

Highly recommend this affordable breakfast spot off the strip in Las Vegas. Large portions and everything tasted fantastic. We particularly enjoyed the coffee, omelettes, maple long john donut, and biscuits & gravy. There's an impressive art installation featuring all 50 states that adds a cool visual experience while you dine. With plenty of seating options, it's perfect for both large and small groups. In addition to regular dining, there's a bar and a donut/coffee shop near the entrance for convenient grab-and-go options.

America in Las Vegas had a great atmosphere when we arrived around 1:30 PM, with no significant crowd. Our group of seven was seated immediately, and our waiter, Marco, provided excellent service. The food was delicious, and everyone in our party thoroughly enjoyed their meal.

I visited America in Las Vegas twice recently. The first time was in the morning to grab some donuts and pastries, which were okay but seemed a bit stale. I decided to give it another shot for dinner and appreciated the large map hanging from the ceiling. The food was decent, typical diner or Denny's fare. We played it safe with our orders. The service was a bit lacking though. Our waiter was friendly, but everything took forever. It took 20 minutes to get just two drinks. It seemed like the waiter was overwhelmed, as he was also serving customers at the bar. Overall, America in Las Vegas isn't terrible, but it's nothing to write home about.