Avenue Café

Avenue Cafe in Las Vegas might be a bit pricey, but the dishes are absolutely delicious. They only serve breakfast and lunch, closing at 2pm. The Turkey Club +eggs is a must-try - it's massive and one of the best Clubs I've ever had. Highly recommend!

My friends and I visited Avenue Cafe on a busy Saturday morning. Despite the long line that nearly reached the casino floor, we only had to wait 10-15 minutes to be seated. The wait staff was friendly and welcoming. We had a group of 9 people and our food was served quickly and hot. The portion sizes were surprisingly generous, especially considering the usual standards in Las Vegas. The quality of the food matched the quantity, making for a satisfying dining experience.

Good option for breakfast if you're staying at MGM Grand. Nothing spectacular, but everything we ordered had a good taste. Breakfast sandwich is what I liked the most. Quick and friendly service, average price. Place was full when I left, but there was not a long line to enter. I would come again for sure.

Avenue Cafe really impressed me with their delicious food. I visited three times and was mostly satisfied each time. The avocado toast with poached eggs and parfait was a highlight, with fresh fruit and perfectly sweet yogurt. The standard eggs, bacon, and toast were cooked to perfection, but the home fries were a miss. The Belgian waffle was huge and fluffy, requiring a friend to help finish it. My last visit was a bit disappointing as my server was not very attentive. However, the food was still great. Overall, Avenue Cafe may be a bit pricey for a café, but the excellent service and tasty dishes make it worth it.

The boos always come loudest from the cheap seats. Reading the negative reviews for this establishment I noticed they all mentioned price. That’s really what they’re butt-hurt about. Obviously the Waffle House crowd when you see the price comparisons they make to their version of upscale. (Denny’s & I-HOP) Never a thought this in-hotel resort upscale restaurant is paying union staff and rent at least 100 times more per square foot than their Denny’s back in Muskogee. The food is excellent both in flavor and presentation and huge portions. Atmosphere is top shelf. Service was awesome. The prices were actually a little less than REASONABLY expected.

Avenue Cafe, located within the sprawling MGM complex, is one of the few spots to grab breakfast inside the building, so I decided to give it a shot despite its concerningly low ratings. Regrettably, the reviews were accurate. While the menu seems appealing, the food falls short. I tried the salmon bagel, thinking it would be a safe choice, but it turned out to be quite the opposite. The sandwich was poorly balanced with a hefty chunk of salmon that was tough to chew, stale bagels, and an overpowering amount of rich cream cheese. Additionally, the random herbs did not complement the dish at all. To add to the strangeness, I was served a couple of poached eggs on a separate plate, which seemed completely out of place. The coffee was equally disappointing, with a burnt plastic taste. I left feeling very dissatisfied and still hungry. I definitely can't recommend this place.

Avenue Cafe is a solid choice for dining at the MGM Grand. The sit-down style makes it convenient to charge the meal to your room. I sampled several dishes during my visit and found all portions to be generous and well-prepared. Despite being busy, the service was still attentive. Prices are on the higher side, but this is to be expected in Las Vegas. Overall, a satisfactory dining experience at Avenue Cafe.

We had a very delicious breakfast here, with super nice and attentive stuff. They have a line for MGM members, starting at Gold status, which was very helpful, no waiting at all. Otherwise, I would recommend to make a reservation, as this place is very busy.

The food was absolutely delicious! So glad we ran into this place while at the MGM Grand hotel for a quick bite while out & about. I got the Breakfast Chimichanga filled with scrambled eggs, chorizo, potatoes & cheese with all sorts of delicious toppings. The 1st bite & I was like whoa!! Absolutely delicious! I got it with a side of avocado & it was perfect. The chorizo was devine, perfectly made. My husband's Steak & Eggs were made just right for him. The french toast had crispy edges & a nice, soft middle. Made for a tasty treat! Everything was a nice, really big portion also. Now, mind you everything is a bit pricy here for a brunch spot but I'm noticing that all foods in this area of Vegas (around the strip) is pricy. Just for our two entrees, two drinks, an order of French toast & side of avocado came to $100. Customer service was great, everyone was really nice. I'd definitely come here again!

Always a busy spot for brunch. Food was pretty good. Highly recommend the bananas foster pancakes. They have a nice cocktail called wrong side of the bed. It's a play on a white Russian. Delicious.

Super expensive, 15$ just for 1 avocado toast with tomato , we also ordered soup but it was old soup, and when we complained, the waitress understood that it’s old , it was like jelly, the eggs also so awful, like rubber you can’t eat . The glasses wasn’t clean nice for the such place, its one of the best hotel, but the food and menu not even cost for this price

Food was really good and the presentation was fabulous for the price. For Vegas, this was a decently priced meal which was very satisfying. Our server was great and she was the one who first told us about adding points to your MGM Grand account for money spent at restaurants inside the MGM Grand. Highly recommended for a relaxing well priced breakfast. My wife had the Eggs Benedict and I had the Bagel with Lox and we were not disappointed.