The Cracked Egg

First time here, not impressed. The food’s not expensive but not cheap 850 for oatmeal. But there was enough oatmeal for a whole family. My son got eggs and corn beef hash. Dear restaurant people, make note, corn beef hash usually contains corned beef this was three little tiny pieces of corn beef and about 3 cups of onions no potatoes no bell pepper no nothing I won’t return

Ok place to have some real deal breakfast. Very close to my house so it’s kinda the go to spot. One thing I didn’t like was the eggs was kinda dry and hash browns was soggy. The biscuits and gravy was also ok. Season potatoes was great. I would only go back because it’s down the street.

I work the graveyard shift and i thought that i should take my family out to eat breakfast/​lunch because we never have meals together like that anymore. The food and service was phenomenal, our waitress constantly checks up on us and the french toast was divine. The only reason I’ve given it a 4 out of 5 is due to the hostess. Apparently she saw us came in, but proceeded to move very very slowly doing what she’s doing. Thinking to myself that we have to seat ourselves, but decided to wait and see if anyone says anything. Still standing for a bit and then 2 other groups came in We’ve all waited. Then she realizes «oh, there are more people maybe I should do something». Again, proceeded at a pace of a tortoise. As we dug into our meal, I’ve began to notice that she continued that trend with every customers walking in as if she doesn’t know why she’s working there.

Good breakfast joint. I give it 3.5 stars.
I always ask myself «is this better overall than IHOP/Denny’s»…answer is nope.
It’s good quality but nothing crazy special. The omelets are good but wished they are bigger. I usually leave a little hungry. But have never had anything bad. It’s close to 4 stars.

First timer here. Went inside to check in. Hostess informed us the wait is 10 minutes. We waited bc we want to try their menu, seems the foods here are good since all tables were filled up. There were 2 chairs available for the people to sit on while waiting to be called… we were standing by the door and close to the cashier’s side. There’s not enough room for you to wait inside esp this cold weather.
We got to sit after 15 mins… got out order after 10 minutes I think. Soup was okay just bland (I know there’s salt and pepper available) the food that we ordered was good and delish
The place is neat also. Their waitress is not bad. But the only thing that we didn’t like was the service. The food came out but no one came back for the second time to check if our order is good/​okay and or refill my coffee and water… poor service at all. she only brings the coffee and water when we asked.

Stick to ordering the basic breakfast items, and arrive at the butt crack of dawn if you don’t want to wait. Those would be my suggestions.
As much as I enjoy devouring their simple, yet tasty bowl of oatmeal, I would probably have to stick with that option if I were to return to The Cracked Egg. On my last visit, I tried the GVP omelette, which is served with a choice of potatoes or hash browns, and a choice of toast or coffee cake. The coffee cake arrived piping hot, which seemed like it came right out from the microwave. I couldn’t stomach the omelette. Maybe it was the mushrooms and spinach combo, or just too much of the stringy Munster cheese, but it just didn’t taste good.
So long, Cracked Egg. From now on, I’ll be heading up the road to IHOP.

For ever now we have been looking for a a good Ruben in town
I HAVE FOUND IT
It was good food, great fries and great service.

I love the cracked egg!!! I’ve been coming here for breakfast since high school. I came in yesterday morning with my boyfriend and best friend for nice little brunch. On a Saturday of course it’ll be busy but we only had to wait about 15 minutes. We got a lovely booth very spacious and nice lighting. Our never got our servers name, but she always has a big flower in her hair. She was awesome! She was always checking to make sure we had enough water and coffee, that is awesome customer service! I always order the Mexican skillet with jalapeños on the side and salsa on the side. It’s absolutely delicious! with any breakfast order you can either get toast or a coffee cake. I always get the delicious coffee cake which is different every time. They are always good so don’t freak out. I was just so impressed with my service yesterday I felt obligated to write a review!

First mistake was taking the table by the door! The food is consistent but today’s waiter was just adequate Because of the door being open and closed food became cold very quickly.

I had the chicken fried steak it was delicious, chocolate chip coffee cake moist definitely a repeat

Food was fine, but service was GREATLY lacking, especially with only a few tables being seated. Couldn’t get refills for coffee, no follow-​up once food came out at all. Ordered food To-​Go & it came out very early & in a complete mess. I would have ordered something more, if I could have gotten any attention at all. I won’t be back anytime soon.

I walked in around 10:55. no one greeted me. Took about 10 minutes to be sat. Then waited another 6 minutes for the waiter. He was nice and helped me out, we got my whole order in one go. Food came out quick. I got the chicken fried steak with over easy eggs, home potatoes and the coffee cake. The coffee cake was pretty good ! I didn’t have time to finish it before my food came out (I was playing on my phone) chicken fried steak and the gravy was really good! And my eggs were cooked to perfection! My waiter never came bye to ask how it was and if I needed refills, he also didn’t clear my dirty plates throughout the whole visit. He brought my check and then finally asked if I needed a refill. Then I had to wait for 3 minutes at the host stand to pay for my meal! Luckily she was friendly and moved quickly
I would like to give a 4.5 but I can’t. Better Service in certain areas would of made it 5 stars.

Unilocal Challenge 2016: ⁰⁷⁄₃₆₅
After a wonderful rest at a buddy’s home… My brother and i were starving. Granted my brother has to work, i’m here in vegas to rest before tax season madness begins. Regaining my vigor after my health setbacks.
I dont know if its my looks that made the people be rude… Ah what the hecks…
Décor:
It is nice.
Service:
I like to do live Unilocal tips/​updates because at that initial moment, the experience is pure. Over time, human nature allows exceptions and logical reasons why people act the way they do. I dont know the waitresses name so i just snapped a pic of her (upload later but its in the tip section). She was extremely rude, rough, and rigid at first. This already ruined our experience!!!
My brother is like Maila. Both of them will privately air grievances and just relents with the shittyness that is unjustly placed before the… Good for them i will publicly air my grievances. And if i dont directly say anything to them + remain quiet… I am done, best to remain silent. Done deal. Will never return. So why two stars?
I dont know what happened. My bro thinks my live tip was read. The waitress showed another side with amazing service but my mouth was already ruined and im extra assholey when ravished. Jesus is merciful, i am not jesus. A rebellious sinner at its almost finest. And the coffee cake was superb. Bomb diggity. If the service started out prestine along with coffee cake this would be five stars.
Food.
Commercialized. The egg white veggie ommie with green chilies was good yet not great.
Brother hates toasted toast and wants it lightly toasted. More so warm soft bread. They burnt the bread and he was peefed. Why not ask for another? Cause the the waitress was a complete bitch and we wanted out at this point. Waitress decided to become nice after we began eating.
Hash browns were undercooked. Whatever. I shouldnt be eating this much starch anyways.
For this joint’s sake, i hope our experience was an isolated one. Considering all the eateries for us Non-​Vegasians to consider, i will not be returning ever again.

My family came here for breakfast on Christmas Eve around noon, and to my surprise we were immediately seated. Normally there’s at least a 15+ minute wait for breakfast at the widely popular Cracked Egg.
TWO EGG BREAKFAST ($ 6.99): Sometimes simpler is better. Served with hash browns and a slice of coffee cake. The scrambled eggs were cooked to perfection and the hash browns were on the crispy side, but still good. A nice dash of Cholula kept things interesting. Think of the coffee cake as more of a sugary pastry. The coffee cake has chunks of Oreo in the loaf and is topped with a sweet icing. It’s served warm and in a generous portion size. ⁴⁄₅
HAM & EGGS ($ 7.99): My mom got hers with seasoned potatoes and over easy eggs. This a hearty breakfast for sure! She was very content with her breakfast meal. ⁴⁄₅
CAKES & EGGS COMBO ($ 8.99): Two pancakes, two eggs, and two sausage or bacon. My dad was a fan of this combo! I stole some of his pancakes and they were moist, thick, and fluffy (basically everything you would want in a pancake). ⁴⁄₅
CHICKEN SANDWICH ($ 9.99): My husband decided to be the odd ball and opted for lunch instead. He chose the seasoned potatoes as well — these tasted like french fries and were more lunch-​y than breakfast-​y. He said the sandwich was good and cleared his entire plate. ⁴⁄₅
SERVICE: Our waitress was pleasant, accommodating, and stayed on top of things. Kudos to her for handling our party of 6 so well (two kiddos were in tow).
The Cracked Egg is a solid spot for breakfast. It’s even better when there’s no wait!
Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 2016: #2

So I have been coming to this Cracked Egg pretty much since it opened years ago. I say I average at least once a week or more either for lunch or breakfast. Often hit the other locations as well depending on where my day brings me. That’s a lot of pancakes.
Always been a fan, and sad to say that the poor experiences that I have had most recently actually prompted me to create a Unilocal account. Normally I would just voice such concerns to the manager, but sad to say I don’t really think he would be receptive. He seems more interested in socializing than he does running this place to the standards set by the other Cracked eggs. I hope the owner reads this, because i am one of those regulars that would always tell his friends about how good all of these restaurants were. Not going to happen again. I speak from experience as a customer, and as an operator.
My last visit, four other tables seated… 10 minutes for a waitress to stop talking to her friends that she was eating with and come take my order. Another 15 minutes before the order came out (eggs, bacon, toast, fruit). This has become pretty much a routine occurrence. Staff– I am not paying to watch you eat and socialize with each other, and your friends that you bring in. And for life of Gordon Ramsey– don’t sit down and eat yourself, then get up, not wash your hands, and then bring me my order when you feel like it– WITH a mouthful of food!!! Who does this?
Portion sizes have always been consistent as a rule with this brand. Lately, they seem to vary from huge to tiny. Food costs must be a treat to chart here. Flavors always varied, I guess depending on who is cooking as of late. Cleanliness? Brush crumb on floor– then step on throughout day.
Oh BTW, the spill on the floor that nobody cleaned up… almost caused me to kill myself. But hey, as long as the staff have time to text on their phone and update facebook between sitting down to chat with friends… what’s one more dead customer right?
No follow up on refills or up selling on staff’s part anymore. I am sure the owner is glad to know that rather than supervising, the manager generally leaves well before the staff at closing. Seen that at least a half dozen times in the last two months. No side work, or clean up being done when slow. Have seen tables take ten minutes to get bused, floors routinely filthy, and bathroom a horse wouldn’t use.
3 Visits in the last two weeks. Each one more disappointing than the last. Staff generally unorganized and disinterested. A continuous flow of new employee faces over the last few months tells me their is a general leadership problem. I remember years going by where the same cashiers, busboys, waiters and waitresses were on like clockwork. At my last visit, I heard one waitress tell another that she wasn’t told if she was working tomorrow??? Wasn’t told yet by closing??? Communication is key in hospitality.
Attention to detail no more. The staff might not care about my $ 200 or so a month they will be losing in the future, but i am sure the owners might care about the 50 other customers like me who have been noticing the same race to the bottom.
Good Evening… I’m Will McAvoy

This place is ALWAYS always busy, so be prepared to wait a little (especially on weekend mornings) but it is seriously worth it. The décor is so warm and welcoming, and the service is always good. Breakfast food is usually breakfast food, but I actually CRAVE this place, its so good! They have a big menu too, so there’s always an opportunity to try (and love) something new every time you come. I’ve been to two of their other locations and it’s consistently good with great service at each one. Don’t go to ihop, go to cracked egg instead!

The food & service were good.
My steak was tender & flavorful
The coffeecake that came with was really fluffy & delicious.
The portions were big, they have turkey sausage (big plus) & the prices are fair.

*military discount in uniform only* Dumbest policy ever.
Went on 9−13−15 around 12:30 PM for brunch.
The wait was pretty long… which wouldn’t have been so bad but the foyer of the restaurant is like 5 square feet so most people had to wait outside or huddle together. I was getting sweaty and hangry by the time we got a table.
Once we were seated it got so uncomfortably hot in there… I saw one poor woman asking for more napkins to wipe the sweat off her forehead. The backs of my knees were dripping sweat down the booth. I checked the thermostat and it said 84 degrees. How’s about some nice hot coffee and some hot pancakes while you sit in this sauna? No? Me neither.
Once we ordered the food was there in literally 3 minutes. How did they make it that quick??? I gotta say, the food was amazing. $ 13.67 got me two eggs scrambled, two sausage patties, coffee, and two huge blueberry pancakes.
My friend had a skillet and I tried the potatoes… mmmm…yasss…the seasoning on them was like Doritos.
I would come back here when the weather gets cooler because the owners are obviously too cheap to turn up the a/​c.

The «Haizley’s Hot Link Sandwich» is wonderful. It has a lot of flavor and is a treat for your taste buds. But it is also very messy!
I keep thinking I am going to branch out and try something new but I just can’t resist it!

Yumm! Breakfast, my favorite meal of the day. There’s a reason why this place is always so crowded, it’s delicious!
Very similar to The Egg & I down to the seasoned potatoes and hustle & bustle. The noise level is very loud, it’s what you’d expect of the breakfast/​brunch crowd. So if you’re looking for a nice quiet breakfast this place isn’t for you.
Many options on the menu. The Californian with egg whites always hits the spot. I’d pass on the coffee cake though, it’s more like a square piece of cake with frosting drizzled over the top. Sadly, it didn’t taste like coffee cake at all, boo. Good prices but the service can be hit or miss. All in all, when you’re feeling too lazy to make it yourself come here for some good ol’ comfort food.