The Kitchen at Commons Club

Excellent service and a very convenient option with 24-hour availability. The food, however, was underwhelming. Charging $20 for avocado toast made with pre-packaged avocado instead of fresh is disappointing, as it tasted like a store-bought product.

The Kitchen at Commons Club in Las Vegas offers a convenient dining option if you're staying at the hotel, though it is on the pricier side. The food quality is decent, with regular coffee priced at $5.00. The breakfast cheeseburger stands out, featuring a cheeseburger, eggs, bacon, and a side. The omelet was also very good, with generous portions. The staff is notably friendly, and the open kitchen concept with a bar in front adds to the atmosphere. Plenty of TVs are available, usually showing sports.

We had the pleasure of trying the appetizers one day and breakfast on another occasion. On both visits, the service was outstanding, and the food was abundant and tasty. The dishes arrived promptly, and we were seated without delay.

The food at The Kitchen at Commons Club was excellent. The dishes were fresh, well-portioned, and served at the appropriate temperature. We were seated promptly with a smile, but the service felt rushed. Our server seemed to be in a hurry, which affected the pace of our meal. They even took my plate away before I finished my sandwich. Despite the rushed service, the overall dining experience was solid.

Upon arriving at The Kitchen at Commons Club, we were greeted by a hostess and eventually seated. Our server promptly took our drink order and allowed us to peruse the menu before returning to take our orders. Despite arriving at 6:20pm, our food did not arrive until 7:45pm. We ordered chicken tenders with fries and a mini corn dog pail with tater tots. Unfortunately, the tenders were dry and overcooked, and the tater tots were cold prompting us to send the dish back. Disappointingly, no one checked in on our meal until we had to inform the hostess with a manager present that we were not satisfied. I recommend this restaurant as a last resort and advise against dining here before a show at the Virgin Theater.

I initially had moderate expectations for The Kitchen at Commons Club, a 24-hour diner-style restaurant, but I was pleasantly surprised. The breakfast burger on a brioche bun was incredibly juicy and flavorful. My only regret was eating the whole thing in one sitting because it was quite filling. The tots served as the perfect side dish. In comparison, the omelette my companion had was not as impressive as my meal.