The Original Sunrise Cafe

This place is amazing. The décor is really cute. It feels clean. From the surrounding conversations between patrons & servers I could tell they have a lot of regulars, which is very comforting. The menu is a perfect size. It has enough variety for everyone to find something they’d like but not too big like other breakfast places, sometimes it can just be too overwhelming early in the morning. If you like a nice little spice kick you have to give the jalapeño bacon a try. Our server was Jesse. He’s great at what he does. He’s very attentive, knowledgeable, & efficient. I think we’ll become regulars too.

Such a great place. From the customer service to the food served. Definitely a winner!

We’ve been here a couple of times and they never disappoint. Today we had the Brooklyn bagel, crunchberry French toast, and my honeys favorite corn beef hash.
They’re always busy but always friendly and getting people seated quickly. The crunch berry French toast was so delicious! Didn’t take a picture of it cause once I tasted it, it was gone quick. Anything new I try here is always good.
Once again they’re super friendly af.

This is probably my favorite breakfast joint in Henderson. I always order the same thing and the omelettes are so fresh and potatoes come in piping hot! They are very generous with the fillings, especially avocados! Their french toast is also light and very sweet! Be wary though, it can get quite busy on the weekends and the waits can be a while, but totally worth it in my opinion.

Well our server was awesome! The host was kinda rude. Everyone knows that parking lot is awful to find parking. So my husband went in and i was seconds behind him as I was parking. They even posted a hand written sign about this. It just felt tasteless as the food here is amazing. Anyway. I got a build your own Omelette it was awesome as usual. My husband got the same. We were happy just felt so weird with the odd hostess in front.

Excellent food and service. Best combination of food and coffee over any place I’ve tried in the greater Las Vegas area. The over medium eggs are always the same consistency and the hash browns are golden brown. Choice of bagels or toast. Staff is friendly and attentive

This is my favorite breakfast place in Henderson! It’s in my top two for the valley. If you come during «normal» breakfast hours, it will most likely be busy. I usually want breakfast in the afternoon, so by 1pm or so, it’s not as crazy.
Everything I’ve had here is delicious. My favorite item is the plain bagel with cream cheese. Simple, right? It is amazing! It gets super crispy and is my favorite all time bagel. The french toast, eggs and bacon are also yummy.
When a place serves breakfast and lunch, I’m always torn. I go here for breakfast but sometime lunch looks so good. One time I ordered the Travis Pastrami. Oh My Gosh! Talk about delicious! I loved it! It is kinda messy, so I prefer to order it to go.
I think the prices are reasonable here. They have a monster option to upgrade the size of your food for around $ 3 but I think the portions are big enough. This is my go to breakfast spot in Henderson!
FYI, this is random but they sell a lot of old school candy by the register. Kinda weird for a breakfast place but if you’re into hard to find candy, you would probably like it!

Ordered a Ranchero Wrap and I thought it was a joke. Looked at the Waitress and said ‘Really, thats it’? Large Taco sized tortilla with an egg, 2 thin slices of avocado, salsa and about a pound of cilantro. For $ 9.50

This place is pretty good. I wasn’t wowed by any means, but the food is good. I got the banana cream pie pan cakes, but they came out more like banana bread pancakes with walnuts on it. Not sure where the «cream» comes in. However, it was a large portion and it was pretty yummy. I was only able to eat about half before giving up, but they were just as good the next morning warmed over. The service was also good, but seemed to geared to rush you out the door, so it’s probably not true best place for a meeting. I would go back if in the area and wanting a quick breakfast, but I wouldn’t make a special trip.

We came here from out of town looking for good breakfast close to the airport, and none of us were disappointed. In fact, quite the opposite! The staff was incredibly friendly, the portions were large, but not to large to take some home, and the environment was very welcoming.
I’ve had bad experiences with eggs Benedict in the past, but this plate was a winner. Brooklyn Benedict is a great choice if you don’t like spicy things! My brother got the sin-​o-​man pancakes, which he finished off with a smile.
If you are in the Vegas area or heading to the airport looking for something unique, and not too crowded, please go here! Something here for everyone!!!

The Original Sunrise café is my favorite breakfast spot in all of Las Vegas! That is a very hard thing to say usually in a town of this size… The service is really good. The food is really good. I’ve tried several different things on the menu and everything is really good.
This place is really crowded usually. The wait time even on a crowded day is no longer than 15 mins or so unless you are a really in a really big group. They offer you water or Coffee as you wait to be seated. I thought that was really nice.
I ordered the «traditional» French toast. I added two eggs and bacon. The French toast was so perfect. The butter was melted on top with just enough powdered sugar. The French toast had a light crisp on the edges. It was nice and warm. Mm. I can’t wait to go back lol.
I definitely would recommend it!!!

This place its awsome… One of the best breakfast I ever had. All I have to say its NOISE!
We had french toast with berries and the french dip sandwich. Delicious.

We come here more for breakfast than lunch. The best time to come is during the week or before the brunch crowd on the weekends. You’ll be sure to be searching for a parking spot and be waiting to be seated if you come later in the morning as this place is family friendly, beefcake friendly from LVAC next door, and dog friendly.
Their menu has been exactly the same as far as I can remember but is consistently executed well. They have a create your own omelette section to accompany your standard breakfast options. There are some creative French toast selections and benedicts served on bagels. If you’re leaning toward something on the sweet side, I would recommend one of the French toasts. On our most recent visit, I went with the Crunchberry French toast which definitely brought back some childhood memories, with actual crushed Crunchberries. My wife created her own omelette which included her choice of three items which were spinach, bacon, and mushrooms served with potatoes
The hosts are efficient at seating the tables and the servers handle the volume quite well, but are sure to have occasional absences because of the number of tables they are covering. We’ve never had an issue with the kitchen as they handle the number of orders well also.
Prices probably average between the $ 9 and $ 10 range which I think is fair considering the portion sizes. If you’re in the area, and see that there is no line, I would stop by because they consistently provide a good experience.

Absolutely love this place. The interior may throw you off a bit as it is religious, but you can tell they put their heart in their food. My first impression was it was sort of a diner setting with (delicious) diner food, but respectfully, I’ll call it a café.
I came around 10am on a Saturday and the place was packed, both bar and tables. However, the wait was fairly short, which is appreciated. I ordered the eggs benedict over a sesame bagel. The hollandaise sauce is on the thin side and not super acidic (woohoo!). The hash browns are thinly cut, crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside. Their sausage pancake wrap is pretty bomb too. It is both savory and sweet so if you’re in the mood for sausage, yet want the sweetness of maple syrup, I’d recommend this.
Service is quick, efficient, and a GREAT place for breakfast!

This is at the top of my list for weekend brunch spots. I noticed this spot a couple of months ago when I had dinner at Lucky Foo’s. I promptly forgot about it and then saw it again a few days ago and decided that I needed to give it a try.
My husband I arrived at the prime breakfast time. Prime breakfast time is apparently 10:30 a.m. for those that are wondering. We got on the waiting list and were told it’d be about 25 minutes. It ended up taking this long, but was worth the wait.
I had the Cajun Prime Rib Beni. This was a delicious combination of Texas Toast, prime rib, onions, mushrooms, and hollandaise sauce. Yum. The meat was delicious and sliced thin which was the perfect consistency for a dish like this. There was also Cajun seasoning on top that really added to the dish without overwhelming it. I also loved the hashbrowns served on the side and found that ketchup was unnecessary.
My husband had the Steak & Egg Wrap. It was tasty, but definitely not the most exciting thing on the menu. My husband loved it.
The service was friendly and efficient. Our waitress took good care of us and didn’t leave us wondering where she was at any point. Her other table was a group of 20 and she still gave us great service.

I came here craving an eggs benedict and was disappointed. Place was very busy (usually a good sign). Got my coffee and that was the first sign of mediocrity. The coffee was weak, watered down, and your standard bad diner coffee.
Eggs Benedicts are served on a bagel. I did Not like this at all. The bagel was cooked/​toasted too much and it was so hard to cut into and chew. I think I was given a steak knife with my breakfast and I definitely needed it to saw my way through that bagel. One of my favorite parts about eggs Benedict is how the yolk just oozes into the English muffin underneath and soaks it through (#yolkporn) — this did not happen with the bagel eggs Benedict.
Anyways, nothing stood out to me. Our service was fine, nothing spectacular either. waiter was super busy with all his other tables, so he was rushed whenever he came by our table.
If you have to wait, just forget it.
I’m beginning to wonder if Las Vegas has ANY good breakfast places?! The only solid breakfasts I’ve had so far were at Eat and Publicus.

4.5 stars really. The only ½ star is held back for the long wait each time we go and occasionally the smoker that stands by your table if you have to sit outside.
However, the food and general customer service is really fab-​u-​lous. We’ve had breakfast and lunch and each time everything is always good. I love the veggie omelet and the salads are great, too. My kids love the pancakes and French toast.

The OG.
This place is your classic diner spot located in a strip mall. Sadly this is the norm in Vegas, but it doesn’t take away from the fact that this place is actually a great option for breakfast and brunch.
I highly recommend the snowcaps. Bagels cut into small pieces, pan fried in butter and topped with powdered sugar. These little sugar bombs will definitely shattered any diet plan you had going for you, so I would share these with your brunching buddy. Trust me, they give you plenty.
The omelets and benedict’s here are very good and satisfying, no small portions at the Sunrise, but my favorite is the Fiesta Benedict. An open-​faced bagel with jalapeño bacon, pepper jack cheese, two eggs and a spicy hollandaise sauce, this meal is amazing and really has a great kick of heat. The hollandaise sauce is rich and creamy and the eggs are cooked to that perfect point of soft/​medium yolk.
I would avoid Sunday mornings and come right around 12:30pm, right as the crowds start to disband and there’s no wait for a seat.
Brunch proper my friends.

What the French? Toast?!
I mean I didn’t have French toast but my guess is it would have been freaking delicious if I did!
How have I not tried this place I can’t be sure but I know I’ll be back and be recommending it to my fellow breakfast lovers. The garden of Eden omelet and buffalo chicken omelet were both great! Huge portions located with good stuff like avocado and blue cheese each served with crunchy skillet potatoes and a side of toast, bagel or banana.
The service was friendly, the food came out fast and we really enjoyed what we ordered. I look forward to coming back and trying other items.

I’ve been wanting to try this place for ever! So when Jamie P. and I had decided to do breakfast I suggested the Sunrise Café.
We got there around 10am on a Sunday. It was pretty packed, but we lucked out and got seated at the bar. Sometimes bars like that can be a squished situation, but there was plenty of room.
Sunrise Café’s menu is large and everything sounded excellent. I was torn between one of the Benedict’s and the Lox Platter. Since Jamie decided on the Fiesta Benedict I picked the Lox Platter.
Our server was very attentive and offered many refills to Jamie on her coffee. The food came out very quickly. Jamie and I shared our meal. My Lox Platter came with a sesame bagel. It had cream cheese, lots of Lox, tomatoes, onions, and capers. Plus, home style hash browns had onions mixed in, but they lacked seasoning. Jamie’s Fiesta Benedict was covered in Hollandaise sauce and piled on an everything bagel. I loved that it had a tad of spice to it without burning your mouth. Plus, it had lots of crispy bacon. Yay!
I can’t wait to bring my husband to this place. Next time I think I’ll try the Prime Rib Benedict!