Enjoyed separate vegan menu. This place is tucked away and one of the quieter places on the strip. Service was good. My only complaints: 1 the vegan panini has Parmesan on it? Our waiter was kind enough to ask if we want it removed. Just odd. 2 the lighting fixture above our table had what looked to be a 50 bugs (or dust) in it and very visible from my seat. Not very appetizing. Would recommend for a good quick meal. Nothing extraordinary but tasty enough.

The best burger in the world I've literally driven 30 minutes just for the burger I'm actually gonna do that today! Haha!

I had dinner Saturday night here and Sunday breakfast and WOW! Just wow. I've dined all over the world and I despise hotel restaurants because they are almost always lame (even high end resorts like Waldorfs). Not the Waldorf Las Vegas ... Amazing from start to finish. Dined for an early dinner with Akiko as our server. She was friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. Checked in on us frequently. I had one of the best filets I've had in my life! The mushrooms were a little cold but still so delicious. Wagyu fried rice ... perfection! It was offered as a side, I could have made that my meal. Breakfast was also amazing. Erick was our amazing server who suggested pancakes which my husband enjoyed and I had the most flavorful and perfectly cooked eggs Benedict ever. I asked for my coffee iced and it was served brilliantly. Whether you are staying at the hotel or just nearby you MUST stop by zen. The views from the large windows are great.

It was really easy to make a reservation for breakfast for 6 via the concierge while we were staying at the Waldorf for the weekend. All 6 members of my group were satisfied by their breakfasts, both vegans and non-vegans had plenty of options on the menu. If you're vegan, be sure to ask for the vegan menu which is separate from the non-vegan menu. There are vegan breakfast, lunch and vegan options. My breakfast burrito was very good! It had a generous amount of JustEgg and a minimal amount of black beans and chorizo. It was very filling, I would definitely order again. I was also happy that they have oat milk and was able to enjoy an iced oat latte with my burrito. Overall the vibe here is very calm and peaceful, especially since so many other places on the strip can be a lot. I would highly recommend to all vegans in Vegas.

Sake and Hamachi Nigiri (5/5) Freshness of the fish combined with a perfectly cooked sweet and tangy sushi rice always hits the spot! Kurobuta Pork Belly (4.5/5) The Kurobuta Pork Belly was under a cloche immersed with a flavorful smoke that supposedly should enhance the flavor of the dish. The succulent pork was harmonizing with carrot miso, crispy rice, and maple katsu sauce. Fillet Mignon (Creekstone Farms, Black Angus) (4/5) The Fillet Mignon from Creekstone Farms and Black Angus pedigree was pretty delicious. It was tender, flavorful, and on par with the offering of a decent steakhouse. Cabernet Sauvignon, Daou, Paso Robles, CA (5/5): The Daou Cabernet Sauvignon from Paso Robles, CA, has a velvety texture and robust notes. Vanilla Mascarpone Cheesecake (5/5): I loved the contrasting textures and flavors in this homemade creation--the crumbly graham cracker crust, the glossy berry wall, and the delicately delicious cheesecake. It was one of the best cheesecake I've ever had!

We were searching for a place that had decent vegan options for breakfast and when I saw this place, I didn't hesitate. Nice spot inside Waldorf Astoria. They had a good selection of vegan items and non vegan items, so everyone was happy. I really enjoyed the vegan breakfast burrito, my partner said the avocado toast was a little underwhelming but enjoyed the açaí bowl (comes with honey). The service was good. Food was good. I'd come back here and curious about lunch / dinner.

Great quiet breakfast atmosphere great space to work and have meetings. Nice view great service, very fresh items on the breakfast menu and lunch with you. Coffee is great! Fresh baked pastries...my secret getaway when I'm in Vegas.

3.5 stars rounded up due to decent food and nice service. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here but it was included in our stay so wanted to try it out. The breakfast burrito was good as was their stuffed french toast. The menu was pretty standard and nothing too exciting, but there were a good amount of options. Their seasonal juice was super fresh but $14 for a small cup is a lot--I only got it because it was free.

I think 90% of the customers here are customers from the Astoria. We found it by searching for Gluten free pancakes and came over from the Aria. You have to take the elevator to the 3rd floor, with the construction and everything, nothing is labeled. But the pancakes were delicious. You wouldn't think it was gluten free, it was tender and moist. The Açaí bowl was something that is great for a hot day. It was cool and refreshing.