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[Readers' Choice]
Best Place to Overeat: Hash House a Go Go
Thu, May 27, 2010 (midnight)
Big, big food.
Photo: C. Moon Reed
Readers' Choice: There’s only one reaction possible to the absurdly sized portions at this enormously successful restaurant—wide-eyed disbelief. The chicken and waffles will draw stares as it makes it way to the table, and if you can dust off a skillet, you may have a future in competitive eating. 6800 W. Sahara Ave., 804-4646, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 254-4646.
Hash House A Go Go
2008 Readers‘ Choice: Best Breakfast - Creatively plated, obscenely large portions of “twisted farm food,” and some of it’s quite tasty. Homemade soups are delicious as are the 1-pound stuffed burgers and sage fried chicken with waffles, drizzled with a caramel-maple reduction. Hash House A Go Go is famous for its creative menu offerings, over-sized portions, unique presentation and a tradition of using only the freshest ingredients.
6800 W. Sahara Avenue
Las Vegas,
NV
89146
702-804-4646
Hash House A Go Go at The Quad
Hash House A Go Go is famous for its creative menu offerings, over-sized portions, unique presentation and a tradition of using only the freshest ingredients.
It’s been featured on TV's "Man V. Food," where host Adam Richman sank his teeth into the Fried Chicken Farm Benedict at the Hash House A Go Go on West Sahara.
Breakfast fare includes flapjacks that overflow the sides of the plate, breakfast scrambles, signature hashes and farm Benedicts.
The lunch and dinner menu features chicken and sage waffles, one-pound burgers stuffed with bacon and mashed potatoes, sandwiches like the Kokomo, stuffed with meatloaf and smoked mozzarella, and salads like the Big O Caesar.
And you can wash it all down with a signature cocktail, like the BLT Bloody Mary.
3535 S. Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas,
NV
89109
702-731-3311
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