Courtyard Cafe

 

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Matthew W.

San Diego, CA

I've had better.. but you can't beat the prices.  $3.99 for the midnight steak and eggs special is pretty much free.  $11.99 for the 14 oz prime rib or 11 oz Porterhouse is also definitely a deal.  I really liked my porterhouse but it wasn't the same as a full on steakhouse... admittedly this is probably due in part to the cheasy casino atmosphere vs. the typical steakhouse 'the room is so dark you can't see your food (or date)' atmosphere.

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Wil Y.

Las Vegas, NV

Decent American food at an average price. I had an omelet at 11:30 at night and it was not half bad. Service was a little slow at first but they soon kept the drinks full for a good recovery. Disappointing thing is the graveyard specials are only Mon-Thurs and start at midnight vs. when I was in college a few years back it was at 11pm. They also serve Chinese food at night but the last time I tried it, it was total weaksauce.

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Norman Y.

San Francisco, CA

24 hour casino based restaurants are crucial in Vegas.   This one is fair @ best.  

Don't order their barbeque ribs and chicken.  The sauce is way too sweet for my palate.  And they're messy as hell!   I think I'm liking dry ribs much better than ribs slathered with sauce.   Or give me the opportunity to put sauce on by myself.  

The Courtyard Cafe still has their Graveyard Special starting from midnight to 6am monday through thursday.   Items go from $1.95 which is biscuits and gravy to steak and eggs for $3.95.  

Like many 24 hour casino cafes- this one also has an extensive Asian menu.  

When you stay @ the Orleans, you're bound to eat @ this joint...

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keith a.

Las Vegas, NV

SO and i are still ticked that the gold coast graveyard breakfast specials are no more ( not quite no more just not as good ! )  SO had a $25 food credit so let's try our next graveyard spot ...live so close to orleans yet never tried the coffee shop ....
$1.95 biscuits and gravy ( my sis will like that ! ) $2.95 for the standard eggs/bacon/potatoes/toast ...it hits the spot for what it is ...let's face it ...at 3 in the morning most people eating there are so wasted you can fry up ground cardboard and they'll eat it.

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Teri C.

Las Vegas, NV

This is The Orleans 24-hour cafe where you can enjoy breakfast all day along with burgers, sandwiches, Chinese food, soups, salads, low carb options, etc.  
 
I was there for breakfast last Friday morning and had their special of Two Eggs, Two Bacon, Two Sausage, Hashbrowns, and Buttered Toast for $4.95.  It's not on the menu but the waitress offered it to me when I ordered one of their French Quarter breakfasts.  The breakfast is simple with no frills, so it satisfy whatever craving you have.

My only real concern was the service.  They're in a real rush to take your order and get you out of there is how I felt.  When we weren't ready to give our order, the waitress came by and made it seem like a chore that we were taking so long.  (They weren't that busy!)  And when our orders did arrive, our check was soon to arrive too.  I hate when the waitstaff dumps your bill on your table while your meal is still hot.  I wouldn't say that the Courtyard Cafe has a whole lot of personality working here.

When you are ready to pay your bill, bring it up to the front and get it in line.  They work like machines up there too.  

I haven't had anything else there, but my friends who dine there every year are pretty satisfied with what they do offer.

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Melanie A.

Santa Clara, CA

Sometime around 3:00 a.m., in a post bar haze, I dined here...because it was the only place open at that time in The Orleans.

I have no idea why, but I ate a cinnamon/sticky bun thing that was dipped in egg batter and pan fried like french toast.  But wait...there's more!  It was then topped with corn flakes, dry oatmeal, and almonds, and served with butter and syrup.  And I think I ate it!

They get points for creativity, but the food is definitely not gourmet.  The food is simple and the prices are not bad.  I think my sticky bun thing was around $5-6.  The staff is nice, but very busy.

This is o.k. after bar food, but I would try the other dining options at The Orleans when they are open.

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hen a.

San Francisco, CA

low-priced meals on casino level floors....the inners of the orleans....serving variety 'n' all...standard american o' chinese...an odd mix at that.....pricing mostly $five and $thirteen being on the high side.....portions large 'n' fairly quick servicin'.....efficient in refillin' or replacing without askin'.....eating a hearty meatloaf, eggs and hashbrown....double fisting two diet cokes at all times...quickly replaced when one near empty.....meals acceptable and decent...for drink and large meal under $ten spent......a casual solo meal before work to begin.....pass on the keno for a later time.....

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