House of Blues Restaurant & Bar

I was eagerly anticipating my visit to House of Blues Restaurant & Bar in Las Vegas, but I must admit I left feeling a bit underwhelmed. Although the atmosphere was lively even without live music, the service was slow despite the restaurant not being full. It took nearly 30 minutes to be seated, which seemed excessive and indicative of understaffing. The prices were on the higher side, and while my eggs Benedict were flavorful, the portion size was disappointingly small. The gumbo, unfortunately, was the blandest I've ever tasted. On the bright side, the chicken & waffles stood out as the highlight of the meal. Overall, my first visit didn't meet expectations, but I'm open to giving it another shot after trying out Hash House next time.

During my stay at Mandalay Bay, House of Blues Restaurant & Bar quickly became my favorite breakfast spot. Early risers can enjoy the serene atmosphere from 7 to 8 AM, practically having the place to themselves. The service was exceptional; the server even remembered my full name and greeted me personally on my second visit! The food was delightful, especially the avocado toast, which I savored every morning.

The service at this restaurant was the worst I have ever experienced on the strip, and the food was terrible as well. We waited an incredibly long time for our server to take our drink and food orders, and the wait for our food was even longer. When our meals finally arrived, they were barely warm, the brisket was fatty and tasted old, the bun was soggy, and the fries were cold. My macaroni and cheese was also disappointing. The server did not check on us, refill our drinks, or show any personality. Overall, the lack of customer service and poor quality of the food make it difficult for me to recommend this restaurant to anyone.

The meals at House of Blues Restaurant & Bar were both delicious and well-prepared. Breakfast in particular felt like a special treat, with the food being freshly made and not rushed. The wait staff were always welcoming and accommodating, and the drinks were top-notch. While I didn't get to experience the live music, I heard it can get pretty crowded during those times. If there is a convention at the hotel, it's recommended to go for breakfast before 8am or after 9am to avoid the crowds.

I recently attended a Santana concert at House of Blues Restaurant & Bar in Las Vegas. The acoustics were great and the set-up was nice. However, we were unable to secure tables and ended up standing for over 3 hours, which was quite tiring on our feet and backs. We only had drinks, so I can't speak to the quality of the food.

House of Blues Restaurant & Bar in Las Vegas is an excellent venue for concerts. The sound quality is superb and the view is great from every seat. The loge seats are very comfortable, with enough room for taller guests' knees. The bars located within the concert area make it easy to grab a drink without missing any of the action. The attendants in the bathrooms keep them clean and well-maintained. The only complaint is the process of entering and exiting the venue, which could be more efficient with more staff and more open doors. Overall, a great spot for live music!