Maxie's

We decided to try breakfast at Maxie's during our stay at the Horseshoe, as it was conveniently nearby. Being from North Carolina, we were on the hunt for some good sweet tea, and Maxie's did not disappoint. The server mentioned that their sweet tea is freshly prepared daily, and it truly hit the spot. My companion chose The Maxie's Classic, while I opted for the Denver Benedict. Both dishes were delightful. I’m sure I'll revisit this place on my next trip to Vegas.

Visiting Maxie's in Las Vegas was not entirely what I anticipated, though there were still some upsides to the experience. The food, albeit straightforward, was reasonably good and presented with care. However, if you're in search of more robust flavors or larger portions, there might be other venues in Vegas that better match your preferences. The atmosphere is clean and comfortable, featuring spotless restrooms and exceptional customer service, which truly stood out. While it may not have made a lasting impression, the service and cleanliness were certainly appreciated. I’d recommend it for those seeking a quick, no-frills meal, but for a more vibrant dining experience, exploring other options might be worthwhile.

We were impressed by the fantastic waiter! The food was amazing; I tried the Eggs Benedict Box and the Chicken and Waffles. I'll definitely be coming back—I can't wait to try the Fruity Pebbles French Toast.

Maxie's in Las Vegas offers good food and great service. Although there was a long wait to get in, it was definitely worth it. Our group of eight enjoyed the entrees, and the portions were generous.

Maxie's is your quintessential American diner, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks. During a recent visit for breakfast, there was a 20-minute wait, but they text when your table is ready, allowing you to seek shelter from the heat in nearby stores. The order included Mimosas, the Hawaiian omelet, and the breakfast burrito. The omelet was exceptional, and the breakfast burrito was spot-on. The food quality was commendable. The service was a bit slow, and the overall atmosphere felt more like a dining hall than a cozy restaurant. All in all, it's a solid choice for breakfast, and a return visit is definitely in the plans. Pro tip: If you're staying at the Horseshoe hotel, take the exit downstairs near the food court/monorail and walk across the road toward the High Roller. Maxie's is just a 5-minute walk from the hotel.

The food at Maxie's was enjoyable and the staff were welcoming. The prices were reasonable and the tables were well-maintained. It's worth noting that there is no restroom inside the restaurant, so guests must use a shared bathroom on the street. Overall, Maxie's is a good choice for those seeking a decent meal near the strip.