Hash House A Go Go

Kitschy brunchy, dinery, oversized meals. Prepared well. Good, but not great. Fun atmosphere.
I’d come again without too many complaints. They seem to be one of the few brunch places in Henderson, which sways me, coming again, but whatever…

Oh my god (and I do not like this expression) — what a great find and inside our hotel we booked for our Las Vegas Thanksgiving vacation. Before I write the details, I will let you all know, that after our first visit here (and this was directly after our arrival) we came in for breakfast or brunch or lunch or dinner twice a day every day!
During our 13 visits in 7 days we tried almost everything what is on the menu. The portions are huge, the taste for twisted farm food (how they call it) is outstanding and the presentation of the meals are absolutely upscale. Not even one dish disapponted us and we had different appetizers, sandwiches, burgers, entrees and desserts. Every meal for this kind of restaurant gets a 5 star rating. During our 13 visits we got different servers, sometimes the same one. All were very attentive, but one guy was more than outstanding. Thank you Steven from Nevada (waiters are having their origin on their name plate) for the best waiter service we ever had.
The drinks are also outstanding, the cocktail list huge, the beer list is huge and they have some featured signature drinks, like my personal favorite here the BLT Bloody Mary with real fried bacon inside.
I was really sad when we left and our vacation ended, because Hash Hous a Go Go has only a few other locations in the US. The next from our home is 300mls away. Maybe I should be happy, it is only 300mls.

Came here with my family the day before Thanksgiving. We were warned that they were short staffed but nothing much we could do.
This place is located inside the M Resort and Casino. Being that it is inside the casino, parking is everywhere. The view while sitting in the restaurant has a very peaceful mountain view. Ask to sit near the windows.
We were seated by a very polite hostess that was extremely busy! She took our drink order and bussed our table too. Our server came and took our food order but the food took awhile to get to us.
We ordered the bacon/​avocado burger, chicken and waffles, fried salmon burger and an omelet. All of which we would rank as just ok tasting. My burger was overdone but they were so backed up and busy, we didn’t see our server for awhile so I just ate it. I definitely would not order a burger here again.
One thing I loved was that the PORTIONS are HUGE!
I may try a different location or maybe another day at this location when they are staffed correctly.

Update to 5 stars!!! LOVE this place and EVERY Vegas trip includes a stop here!!!
Hubby and I am absolutely love their huge flapjacks! In order of favorite to least — Brown Sugar Banana, Mango Coconut, Blueberry Pecan, Snickers though all 4 flavors are delicious! We still need to try Apple Cinnamon and Blackberry Granola.
Also my mom and aunts LOVE Corn Beef Hash! One time drove here from LA just to eat then back to LA :)

Came here on a Saturday night at about 10:20pm with 2 of my cousins. Place was dead, and we got our check by 11pm and it was under $ 50.
I ended up ordering Andy’s Crispy Sage Fried Chicken Salad. Yeah it’s a $ 15 salad but it will definitely fill you up! It was simple but full of tons of flavors. The Blue cheese had just the right amount of flavor and the chicken was lightly fired and tender on the inside. Don’t forget the hint of sage! The pecans were caramelized and sweet and definitely complimented the green apples. (I hope this is making you hungry, my mouth was salivating as I wrote this!) The biscuit was warm for a while and crispy, it wasn’t bad I just wasn’t a fan.
The only drawbacks I could say were the small service failures. We ordered a burger without tomatoes and got them anyways, and also ordered waters with lemon but didn’t get those either. You’d think the bartender would be able to cut a few slices; after all he did take our orders! It didn’t particularly bother me; it’s just a pet peeve…
Overall it wasn’t a bad experience. This place deserves ⁴⁄₅ but the small service failures knocked it down to a 3 for me. However I would definitely return if I was visiting the M Resort again.
Food portions were definitely 5/​5, food quality was 4/​5, service was ²⁄₅ and the ambience was ³⁄₅. The only thing I could have done without would have been the WWF playing on our TV screen; it just didn’t fit in with the ambience of the restaurant.
Tips: Portions are huge, you won’t leave hungry and you’ll definitely get what you pay for! HH is definitely a great quite place to get a nice late night meal.
Also if you like outdoor dining they have a beautiful modern terrace for outside dining!

Hangover /​hæŋovr/​ (medical terminology: veisalgia): NOUN. The experience of various unpleasant physiological and psychological effects following consumption of alcoholic beverages, characterized by a feeling of generalized, more or less severe discomfort.
Hangover /​hæŋovr/​ (medical terminology: veisalgia): NOUN. The best time to pay a visit to Hash House A Go Go.
After an all-​nighter earlier this week I rode out to the M Resort location to meet an old friend for brunch. First things first, we needed (more) alcohol. I went with the 20oz. «BLT Bloody Mary» which comes with two slices of hardwood smoked bacon, at least one slice of tomato, and a full-​on slice of buttered toast jammed into the rim of the glass. The toast was easily the best part, as the bacon flavor was actually lost among the refreshing, pulpy tomato and strong presence of Belvedere vodka. I could have done with a bit more spice, but the alcohol warmth was enough to help me restore some of the verve I’d lost in the previous 24 hours of drinking.
The menu is overwhelming. Who wouldn’t want a corned beef, or pork tenderloin, or chorizon and jalapeño hash served with eggs and crispy potatoes in a giant skillet? Or the sausage gravy and biscuits with eggs and mashed potatoes? I finally decided on «Andy’s Sage Fried Chicken Benedict,» which boasted fresh spinach, hardwood smoked bacon, market tomato, griddled mozzarella, chipotle cream and scrambled eggs set atop a GIANT homemade split biscuit, which itself was nestled atop a large mound of griddled mashed potatoes. It was, to put it mildly, a huge fucking plate of food for one guy (read: me) to demolish by himself. I almost made it. If I had another hour, I would have successfully put the whole thing away. Maybe not the rosemary branch or dried pasta that skewered the dish, or the unappealing wilted spinach… but the important parts.
Service was good, if a bit awkward. I think our waiter was new, as he wasn’t the best communicator, but he meant well. Also, twice during the meal alarms sounded saying there was an incident occurring inside the resort that required immediate evacuation. Not the most pleasant thing to hear while you’re trying to kill your hangover with booze and grub. Other than that, it was good! I’ll be back someday soon, probably to the one in the Quad, as it’s the closest one to where I typically stay on the strip.
Thanks for defeating my hangover, House House A Go Go. See you soon.

This was quite a surprise for me~ diverse menu and be prepared the portions are EXTREMELY large!!! Share if you can~
My husband had the Man vs Food selection… Ate half brought the rest home. I ordered Pan Seared Chicken with polenta, mashed potatos & veggies~ surprisingly very very good!!! Also ate half brought rest home, the mushroom gravy was on all of mine deelish!
All the food is a carb overload, but Hey! You gotta live it up once in awhile.
Nice cocktails too and surprise they’re HUGE TOO!

Hash House has amazing food, exceptional service, and reasonable prices. The portion sizes are huge which makes them good for sharing and the restaurant is very spacious with tons of natural lighting. We were able to get a table with the view of the resort pool and it was pretty cool. There is almost always a wait and they do not have wifi so you will need to keep yourself entertained. I’m currently planning a turnaround trip to Vegas and it is a must that I stop by Hash House! YUM YUM!

We came for breakfast. We knew the portions are huge so the 3 of us shared 2 breakfast entrees. We had a coupon for $ 10 off breakfast or lunch. They were located in the M Hotel Spa Casino in Henderson, NV.
We ordered the Fried Chicken and Waffles and the Farm Scramble. The Fried Chicken and Waffles had 2 large fried chicken breasts and 4 waffles stacked on top of each other. There were pieces of bacon in the waffles.
The Farm Scramble came with crispy potatoes and a biscuit. The potatoes had a little too much rosemary. The biscuit was a little dry.
When the entrees come out, they are impressive in size. But the taste is average.
We may be back with another coupon.

Went there for late breakfast, it is a cute traditional American restaurant specialize in Indiana food. I am usually not a big fan of traditional American food, but I don’t mind trying some Indiana food here for a change. There were no other better places open for lunch at M resort, except buffet, deli and bakery.
Ordered Blood Mary to start, it was a big yummy drink, spicy, salty with olives and marinated veggies, perfect for hangover! Server asked what kind of vodka I would like, Grey Goose of course.
This restaurant is called Hash House, figured the hash dishes are supposed to be good here. Very nice breakfast and lunch menu! Hash, scramble, Benedict, waffle, breakfast combo, salad, sandwich, burger, Indiana favorites such as chicken pot pie, fried chicken and bacom waffle, meat loaf… They all look delicious, too bad they don’t have too many choices for vegetarian and pescetarian.
I ordered house smoked salmon hash, with biscuit, fruits and eggs over easy: yummy! Loved the smoked salmon with cheese, the eggs were perfect.
Hubby had open face chicken pot pie, it was interesting to see a pot pie open, very creamy and delicious! The portions were huge! We couldn’t even finish our food!
A great comfort late breakfast, delicious food, good service. The tab was only $ 45, great value for big portioned dishes!
This is a very good choice for the last brunch or lunch meal in Vegas before heading home!

⁸⁄₆: I went to the one located in the M Resort and Casino. The food is alright. Good but nothing special. I wouldn’t have guessed it made an appearance on TV. A bit pricey for what it is, although they do serve you huge portions, so save the leftovers and it’s like 2 meals. Pretty heavy food. The presentation was awesome. Beautiful environment with a nice view.
I’ve had the Tractor Driver Combo (2 egg whites, 2 sausages, and waffles.$ 14.95) and Andy’s Sage Fried Chicken ($ 15.95).
For breakfast/​brunch I’d much rather go to Cracked Egg, Egg Works, or The Griddle. You’ll most likely spend less for around the same portions, plus I think they taste better. I might revisit if a friend wants to try it out.

This was my second visit to Hash House (at this same location) and this time I was with a group of six ladies who were in town for a bachelorette party. I suggested Hash House at the M as a good breakfast spot on their way out of town and I think I can declare our visit a success.
While I can’t say I ever visit the M except to eat (seriously: they’ve got some good restaurants), the resort itself is really beautiful. Like, in the running with City Center in décor, just, ya know, farther away. Hash House is tucked into a corner, so it can be a bit hard to find, but it’s worth the search. And the wait, as there probably will be one. One neat thing, however, is that they will text you when your table is ready, so you don’t have to glue yourself to their benches while you wait.
If it’s not already clear from the other reviews, the portions here are enormous. Like, not big: actually enormous. Two or three people could easily share one pancake. Seriously. That huge.
Frankly, though, the prices are so good that you may as well get your own entrée, then take home the rest and eat off of it for a week, like Homer Simpson when he got that giant sandwich that Marge had to eventually throw away, but he went and ate it out of the trash can because it was still that good.
Last time, I got the sage fried chicken and waffles, which was quite good, but I’m not a huge sage fan. So, this time, I switched it out and got the pork benedict. Mother of god, so good. The sauce is amazing. The pork is great. The biscuit? Epic. The eggs? Great. Did I mention the sauce?
Someone in our party this time got the Snickers pancake. «What’s it got in it?» she asked, thinking it was going to be like, splashes of caramel and chocolate. «Actual chopped up Snickers,» replied the waiter.. . and he did not lie. That enormous pancake must have had an entire candy bar chunked up in there.
I got a tangerine mimosa, which was fantastic. My only regret is not getting a pineapple mimosa, as that was apparently an option I somehow missed. My friend got a BLT Bloody Mary and her life has basically been changed, a la Homer’s Giant Sandwich.
One thing that maybe hasn’t been mentioned is that this place has a fantastic view– panoramic, floor to ceiling windows with gorgeous views of the mountains and the Strip. When the whether isn’t oppressively hot, definitely take a seat out on the patio and soak up the natural and man made beauty, chilling together in the beautiful mess that is Las Vegas.
¹⁰⁄₁₀ will be back.

The food here is good, but not crazy good as some of the reviews would have you believe. Their claim to fame are their HUGE portion sizes, which require extra large plates to accommodate the sheer volume of food. If your criteria for a good meal is ‘a lot’ then this is your kind of place! The flavor of the food doesn’t seem to match the expectation of the combination of ingredients– in other words, reading the menu descriptions you’d think the selection would blow your mind but inexplicably the execution results in just satisfactory.
I selected the salmon scramble which was good even though it was slightly over salted and graded a ‘meh’. My wife ordered the chicken hash and again, good but average. My one son ordered the snickers pancake and it was gigantic and tasty, but it’s basically candy… and how can you go wrong with candy? My other son ordered lunch fare, picking the salmon sandwich which looked crispy & amazing– he said it tasted great.
I ordered the oatmeal on my second visit and realized it was equivalent to three regular portion sizes, it was served with lots of fresh fruit and a large, sliced banana. The cream and brown sugar that accompanied it were mismatched because they were normal size and not nearly enough to cover the geography.
If you’re trying to eat healthy, this is not the place for you. Food is presented well but excessively and extravagantly but hell, that’s the whole point of coming to Vegas, right?
Convenience of eating at your hotel and their nice views are the driving factors of eating here. You should dine here if you’re a guest at the M Resort but I wouldn’t go out of my way to experience it.

There’s just something missing.
My part ordered the pot pie and friend chicken.
When it was delivered, ours eyes leaped at the prospect of how delicious our meal was going to be. The first bite was amazing, but I wonder if it was the way the food was presented. After a few bites, here is where the two popular items stand.
Pot Pie. too much rosemary, and not enough flavor in the pot pie itself. I felt that the sweet potatoes and broccoli really took away from the traditional flavors that the peas and carrots gave. Similar colors, but made it very bland since the sweet potatoes didn’t get any of the mixes’ flavors, or lack thereof.
Fried Chicken. the skin and chicken were under-​seasoned. It probably missed a salty (season salt-​esque) flavor that happened to be on the fried leeks. I can let the soft bacon waffle pass if only something on the dish was actually crunchy. The waffle itself was delicious, but because I felt the main item was the lackluster chicken … the waffles were just wasted in the dish.
The service this day was also slow … We had this really cheery and sweet waitress, then all of a sudden, she disappeared and we were left with some tired people. Overall, I wasn’t excited, and the reviews for this place definitely made me feel disappointed. I got the two more popular dishes and I am jumping out of my seat.

Definite plus on the huge pancake. Points for fluffy and thoroughly cooked, but basically the meal I opted for amounted to pancakes, two pieces of bacon, and a generous helping of eggs. The syrup was nice and mild.
They have some other interesting options but given how famous they are for their portions, I was wary to order and waste food – but it happened anyway.
Do yourself a favor and skip the breakfast buffets and just come here and get stuffed regardless.
Friendly service, huge plus.
3 stars for the generous portions. If you are a hash fan or if you enjoy fried chicken for breakfast, you might add another star.

I liked the Hash House A Go Go on Sahara, and recently we were staying at the M Resort and thought it would be nice to have it again. This one is a bit smaller than the one on Sahara but the food was still pretty consistent. Consistent as in HUGE! The large portions are part of the charm at HHAGG.
I like the food here at HHAGG and the servings, but the flavors can be a bit heavy. It seems like almost everything I’ve tried there is pretty rich. It’s good, but sometimes you just want to have something that will give your taste buds some ZING or some ZAP! Writing this review I am thinking something along the lines of a Thai Beef Salad. Something bright, colorful, with some punch.
This round at HHAGG the food was still good. I like those biscuits they bring out with honey, nice way to kill the diet guys! Before I knew it I ate my biscuit PLUS half of my wife’s one as well.
The lady ended up getting The Kokomo Sandwich — it came with a thick hunk of meatloat, roasted tomato, and smoked mozzarella on thick Amish milk bread. Verdict? Very good! A fatty sandwich indeed, when you could get your mouth around all the layers it was tasty. The meatloaf itself was yummy and went well with the tomato and smoked mozzarella cheese. It was even better when I added a dollop of ketchup to the sandwich. After all, who eats meatloaf without that top ketchup/​tomato sauce layer?
I ended up getting one of Andy’s Twisted Stuffed Burgers. This thing is ginormous, no doubt! It’s two patties equaling one pound, and mine was stuffed with fresh mushrooms and Swiss cheese. God I love me some mushrooms and Swiss cheese on a burger. So massively stuffed, it comes to the table with a knife it in just to hold it upright! It was great, just oozing with beefy juiciness in every bite. Thankfully that burger wasn’t dry! The fresh lettuce, tomato, and onion helped to cut into all that fatness.
Needless to say, we definitely had leftovers for the trip back to our room. Neither of us could finish more than half of our meals. Of course at HHAGG this is usually the norm. Heavy platters, heavy doggie bags on the way out. If helped especially after I lost my @$$ gambling that night. I thought lots of Asians hang out and play at the M? Loosen those slots and tables! All that losing made me hungry, and those leftovers fit the bill nicely! Thankfully it didn’t cost me any more money.

Like everyone else, we order the chicken and waffles! I’m our waitress said, we can share the one order so we decided to go with the smaller version for a little less.
So when we got our order, they serve them on huge plates! So it was so funny my husband thought it wasn’t going to be enough! Yea… He couldn’t even finish the small portion. The Chicken just melts in your mouth, and its fried to perfection, the waffles, were so good! Only thing I had an issue with, they don’t season the chicken, it was bland! But never the less, it was so good!

Went out for a stay-​cation date last week with Tyson W. and this was our first stop. I’ve only eaten here at midnight, and wasn’t sure what the breakfast menu would look like. It’s like the late night menu, minus salads, pretty much.
It was dead — probably because it was early on a weekday, but we got a little table overlooking the valley. It’s really worth coming here, just for the view, regardless of how many times you’ve seen it. 5 stars for the view.
Their food is huge, everybody knows this, so I just had Tyson order whatever he wanted and we split it. He ordered an apple pancake (okay) and a revolting chicken and broccoli hash with home fries that looked extremely overcooked and tasted burnt. This chain needs to seriously reevaluate their menu instead of riding off the «we have enormous portions» fame because if the taste isn’t there, who cares how big your biscuits are?
The service was attentive yet not overly so. We were there probably two hours, just chatting and picking at the food. We had a substantial amount of food left that we took to go to eat later that night.
I’d go back for the view, but I’d probably order something else next time. For real, do not order that chicken broccoli dish, it’s gross.

Came in on a Saturday morning before driving back to So Cal. We sat in the bar BC there was a 45 minute wait for the dinning area. BOO!
Once seated I got some tasty hot coffee and ordered the fried chicken and waffles bfast which was yummy. Pretty unique that they stuff bacon inside the waffles. The service was spot on and quality of food was much better then the Imperial Palace location. This location is much cleaner and modern too.
I wouldn’t have any second thoughts about coming back to the Hash A Go Go at the M Resort.

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there are several Hash A Go Go’s and as a matter of convenience, I tried the one at M Casino. By the way, it’s just as easy to get to M’s Hash A Go Go than to stress with the traffic; park or valet your car, then walk to the restaurant…
Mihcael C is correct on the size. I don’t know if any ONE person can finish the entire entrée…
Rod U is correct that it may appear to look like /​act like a «chain» restaurant and in a way, it is…
Here’s my take: food was good. The portions were a little too large (very large for my appetite), service was excellent and there was no wait for seating (at least when I was there). As Rod says, you can’t go wrong with the price. Averaging $ 15 per entrée and enough to feed 2 or 3 people, really can’t complain.
I had the Chicken Pot Pie. By taste, it was a «chicken pot pie». By design, it was a «work of art» you may just want to look at. My friend had the chicken and waffles. It was okay= like southern fried chicken and maple syrup I guess…
I think I would go back if, and only IF, I was in a large group knowing we could have several entrees and share it for tasing purposes…
One last thing! They have the best bloody marys by taste and price south of the Strip.