

Cheery chain serving all-day breakfast, including Mexican dishes, plus sandwiches & burgers.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 201 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Phone: (702) 954-3430
Website: https://www.thebrokenyolkcafe.com/location/fremont-street-las-vegas-nv/
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A spotless restaurant with extremely friendly staff.
The menu has something for everyone, but the prices felt a bit high. The food was fresh, though, so it was worth it. I had chicken and waffles Benedict. Those weren’t the best chicken and waffles I’ve had, but they’ll do. Also love the big chunks of fresh fruit as a side. My Bloody Mary was also delicious. Although I requested not to be spicy, it still made my mouth tingle, but not to the point of being too spicy. So that one is forgiven. Every person working that day kept checking on me, to the point it became a bit annoying, honestly.
However, when we asked for the check, we were offered the payment machine to be brought to our table. And the waitress already decided we were going to tip 25%… Although we could still change that before actually paying, the move didn’t feel right, and it automatically makes me want to tip less.
Worth it? If you like over-friendly service that expects big tips and fresh food, go for it. I don’t think I’ll be visiting again.
Walking distance from every hotel on Fremont street.
We started with a Bellini and a mimosas flight. Amber was attentive and friendly.
The food was great, especially the sour dough toast.
Clean, airy, music playing. Definitely recommend.
Erin
EnD Adventures
The food was on point. The chicken was amazing, the eggs were fluffy, and my special cinnamon roll waffle was absolutely delicious. Everything came out hot and exactly how I wanted it.
Great service, great food, and an overall excellent experience. I’ll definitely be back.
I’m not from Las Vegas so I have no logistical advice on how to get to the cafe or parking recommendations. But, it’s worth you finding out or Google mapping yourself there. We visited on Saturday around noon. It was a 20 minute wait for a booth.
What did we have –
Mom Omelet –
Spinach, mushroom, onion, red and green bell pepper. Topped with avocado, salsa fresca, and sour cream – (530 cal) – vegetarian -$17.95 -10/10
Californian Omelet -Bacon, homefries, American cheese. Topped with avocado and sour cream – (1050 cal) – $17.95 -10/10
** Omelets are served with a side and toast. **
Food arrived quickly within 15 minutes.
The inside of the cafe is asethically pleasing – bright colors, tables, booths, and bar seating available – indoor and outdoor. The menu had options/variety.
Our server was friendly and personable. All the employees we encountered were friendly and welcoming. Great customer service overall. When I’m back in Las Vegas I’ll definitely be dropping in for brunch.
I gave 4 stars ⭐ because the hostess said we’d receive a text when they had a table available. We never received any contact nor did they call our name for a table. I went into the restaurant and she said she’d called us already. Which was false. I told her we had been sitting in the waiting area the entire time.
Chicken & Waffles Benedict: 8/10. Was really just chicken and waffles, but it was very tasty. Add syrup!
Golden State Benedict: 10/10. delicious, hollandaise was well made, good balance of elements.
Biscuit and Gravy (side): 7/10. Solid, nothing special. Presentation was meh, but I did like being able to add butter under the gravy.
Bloody Mary Flight: 6/10. Solid options. Gin was meh, adding tobasco helped. Tequila was better, but wanted more spice. The two vodkas were both solid, but nothing crazy. The salt rim was really good lol.