Location: Laughlin
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Reviews on Diner food in Laughlin, Nevada, United States. Hit the casinos, watch big-name entertainment and stay at a themed hotel. Las Vegas? No, but this small gambling town on the banks of the Colorado River offers a taste of Vegas minus the glitz, traffic and high costs. Plus, there's much to do here besides gambling. Not only does Laughlin have the Colorado River for boating, swimming, fishing, waterskiing and other sports, but it also has gorgeous Lake Mohave offering much of the same on a grander scale. Golfers will enjoy beautiful courses where reasonable green fees stretch their dollars. For a taste of the Wild West, head to nearby 100-year-old Oatman, where you can catch a mock gunfight and guzzle beer in an old-time saloon. Hiking, anyone? Grapevine Canyon awaits you, famous for the Indian markings - some 800 years old - carved into its boulders. If the slots are calling, you'll find plenty of gaming houses, with water shuttles running between them 24/7. What Laughlin lacks in Vegas glamour, it makes up for in affordability, scenic beauty and aquatic fun.
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1. Black Bear Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 444 reviews
Sitting on the bluffs of the beautiful Colorado River, our diner serves as a welcome stop after a day of water play or perhaps a long night of clubs and gambling, just over the river in Laughlin. However youâve worked up your appetite, youâll fill it here
Reviewed By paulrJ9333LT
We enjoyed breakfast here twice. Itâs a busy popular place and you might have to wait for a table. Donât despair, itâs worth the wait. I really enjoyed the California Benedict, my wife enjoyed the waffles and biscuits. The food was delicious the service very friendly and professional. Portions are large and prices are average.
2. Coyote Cafe II
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By Barbara S
After reading so many good reviews we checked The Coyote Cafe on my way home from work. Greater warmly at the door. We sat next to some locals who come there daily. So after ordering we were entertained too. I choose the usual eggs and sausage patties with sourdough toast. The sausage was delicious. I also mention the toast because it was a thick sliced sourdough with a great flavor. My husband chose an omelette that he created with chorizo, bacon, jalapenos, tomatoes, onions and pepper jack cheese. He really enjoyed it. We definitely will come back for a good local breakfast.
3. Carnegies Dining Car
Overall Ratings
3 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By LovingLaughlin
Shocker the Roadhouse Buffet is closed and the only place to get breakfast at the Tropicana is the CDC. Five day stay server rating; Day 1-Average, Day 2-Below Average, Day 3-Terrible, ate the remaining days somewhere else. Food was good and consistent. Menu need's Diabetic options: Fruit, Oatmeal, etc. You no longer can use comps or combination discounts on meals, or the server did not know how to do it. No discount for player's card, unless you get a ticket from the kiosk; check before you eat. Open 24-hours, but my bet is that they are going to shutdown soon to remodel to get more tables/people in there. Need a ceral bar or salad/fruit bar because your salad making skills are no good. Pam and Maria were very good servers and several times they wished patrons good luck and were very courtesy. K. was to busy flirting and teasing an old patron trying to get a tip, then taking care of her guests. Worse thing to come out of her mouth, we are going on break so someone else will be around. Who is we? Really take an order, go on break before the food arrives, no water or drinks until the food arrives, brillant! She probably did not understand the two cent tip either. Suggest she work a job with a pole or corner. Terrible representative. We stopped eating at CDC. Should have closed CDC and Passagio Italian Gardens.
4. Denny's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 73 reviews
For more than 65 years Denny's has been bringing people together over great food. It's the place where people can relax and be themselves; where they can enjoy classic American comfort food and everyday value. 24 hours a day. 365 days a year. Here, you ca
Reviewed By 106Sparky110
We have been to this Denny's a number of times but may think twice about it next time. Our breakfast time started out okay as we were asked about drinks and we ordered coffee and a glass of water. The coffee came but the water never showed up and we had to ask again during our meal. No big deal that happens. We just started to enjoy our coffee when the host sat a husband and wife just behind us. I felt so sorry for this poor gal. I can almost assume that she was mentally challenged but I could be wrong. I thought he treated his wife like crap. He was very demanding of the wait staff and he wanted everything now and when they did, he would nicely say "thank you and I know your busy". He would butter them up and two minutes later he would demand again Almost yelling for attention. He would bark and then butter up. It never quit. Anyway about the food, when it arrived (about 25 minutes) all seemed pretty good until I looked at the toast there was so much butter on the slices that it was dripping off the sides. The only way you could tell it was toast was for the crust. couldn't see the bread and you couldn't eat it. When we saw the waitress we called her over to send it it back. When she saw it she said "Oh My God" She couldn't believe it either. As the way things go, the waitress forgot to pick up the new order of toast and we had to ask about that and of course by the time it came we were basically done with the meal. I couldn't stand the guy behind us and couldn't wait to get out of there. The restaurant looked about half full and there were about 15 people waiting to be seated. I thought that was kind of odd. I'm pretty sure there wasn't enough staff to take care of all the customers. I paid the bill and we got out of there. That guy that was seated behind us is one reason I would never own or work in the food service industry. I'd would of told him to leave and he wouldn't have liked it at all. I think the customer was worse then the restaurant. He ruined our experience. He made it sound as if he was a regular there. I don't know how the wait staff could work with him.I'l will be a while before we'll come back. Just my two cents.
