Eggslut

The food at Eggslut in Las Vegas is quite tasty. The Fairfax Sandwich stands out with its fresh ingredients and creamy egg, offering a unique experience. The cheeseburger patty is enjoyable, although the pickles have a somewhat intense acidity and unexpected sweetness. The "slut" dish is delightful, but the potato purée could be smoother, and the accompanying toast is rather hard to bite into. The coffee is robust and satisfying. Do note that the place can get quite crowded, making seating a bit challenging, with a probable wait time of around 10 minutes in line.

Eggslut in Las Vegas serves up an amazing egg sandwich. The Fairfax with bacon was absolutely delicious. Be prepared for a bit of a wait due to the long line, and finding seating can be challenging. Despite these minor inconveniences, the quality of the food makes it well worth the visit.

Tried both Eggslut and Egghead for the first time on consecutive days, and I must say I prefer Egghead. The sausage sandwich I ordered at Eggslut was tasty, though slightly dry. The Truffle hash browns were enjoyable, albeit on the pricey side given the portion size. Overall, I found this spot enjoyable but noted it to be more expensive compared to other similar breakfast places. It’s worth mentioning that Eggslut is always bustling whenever I pass by, and during my visit, there was a fairly quick-moving line of about 30 people, stretching around the restaurant and down a hallway.

Our visit to Eggslut was truly fantastic. We sampled a variety of egg sandwiches, all of which were delicious. The Fairfax sandwich stood out with its fluffy scrambled eggs, chives, caramelized onions, cheddar cheese, and sriracha mayo on a warm brioche bun. The flavors melded together perfectly, and the quality of the ingredients shone through. We also savored the Bacon, Egg, and Cheese sandwich. The bacon was wonderfully crispy, the egg was cooked just right, and the melted cheddar cheese added a delightful sharpness to the dish. Despite the bustling crowd, the service was prompt and welcoming. The casual yet trendy ambiance made for a pleasant and laid-back dining experience at Eggslut in Las Vegas.

Eggslut in Las Vegas is a bustling spot, but worth the wait. The menu may be small, but it packs a punch. A definite must-visit for a delicious Vegas breakfast. The turkey sausage is bursting with rich flavor, and the mini hashbrowns are shaped perfectly. Plus, the packaging is top-notch.

The line at Eggslut in Las Vegas was long but moved quickly. The staff were friendly and energetic, creating a positive atmosphere while taking orders and serving with a smile. The food was delicious. I ordered the bacon sandwich without egg, truffle hash browns, and orange juice. The sandwich was not greasy, with tasty bacon on soft and buttery bread. The ketchup added a nice touch. The truffle hash browns were seasoned perfectly, although I regret not taking a picture of them. My only issue was with the cleanliness of the tables in the dining area, as they needed to be cleaned more regularly. Despite this, I will definitely visit Eggslut again whenever I'm in Vegas.