Courtyard Cafe

I came here tonight with my wife and our friend before the movie. We have to say it was decently busy and I would have to that I was impressed. Our waitress and the bus lady were on point. My glass was never empty. I had the Philly, the wife had the chicken and salmon, and our friend the Loco moco. We all agreed our dishes were perfectly cooked and we doubt it say in the heat lamps past 30 secs. The resturant was clean then most we been to lately. Great work and food guys!

Courtyard Café has a large menu an a lot of cheap specials had the steak an eggs it was great, service is top notch

It was a good spot to stop at and the food was pretty good. Plus I can’t really remember it has been a long year.

Not very impressed with this café. My grandparents visit this café often and wanted to take me and my family out to dinner here after we had spent the day with them. I got the jumbo friend shrimp meal and was not impressed with it at all. Considering it was about $ 16, I expected it to be a little bit better quality than most café food. I was wrong. It tasted like freezer food that was bought from a grocery store and reheated for me to eat. The fries that came with it were soggy and less than appetizing. I didn’t even try the vegetables because of how disappointing the rest of the meal was. The service was good and the waitress was quick, especially for a table of six, but the food was a deal breaker.
I am saddened by the lack of quality and high price of the food and I do not plan on returning to this location.

Giving my honest opinion. The atmosphere is noisy, it’s not the best, and definitely not the worst. I had the prime rib, prepared the way I asked medium rare. Very few fatty bits in the steak. Potatoes were old, but the service was impecable. I plan to come back and soon.

Breakfast was good. I ate the Italian frittata. Hubby had waffles. Hot chocolate was huge and rich. Coffee was so-​so. Service was friendly and prompt. I’d go back.

The service and the food was awesome. The people are really nice awesome customer service.

The café is 24 hours so that’s a plus when you’re up at 3am in the morning. I love to ordering the steak and eggs. I thought I’d give the New York steak a try and it’s what I expected, my eggs weren’t cooked right but I didn’t really mind it. The wait wasn’t so bad considering it wasn’t busy. The prices are similar to Denny’s. I personally think there too much items on the menu, they should just keep it small and simple.

Everything is great tasting when i’s 4 am, you’re hangry, and looking to sober up. Courtyard Café is 24 hours so this restaurant inside the Orleans Hotel doesn’t close. I sure hope they wash the pots and vacuum the carpet.
The graveyard menu is homely with some Hawaiian dishes. I saw loco moco but veered away from that greasy stuff and went with the infamous oxtail soup. The oxtail soup is 4.5 stars. It’s beef style soup with ample tender oxtail, celery, carrots, bok choy, and peanuts. Yup, peanuts. It’s served with a side of rice and grated ginger. I wished they used a some sticky rice. Long grain rice can get dry. Otherwise, the soup was delicious.
Like most hotel restaurants, the service was hella slow. At 4 am, everything is that much slower and your party is quiet and impatient since they’re damn hangry. Don’t expect a sense of urgency from the service here.

Steak and eggs.
Steak and eggs.
Steak and eggs.
Steak and eggs.
Do you hear that chant? Steak and eggs. For breakfast. Steak? For breakfast? What???
Apparently the locals love it here and they have the cheap deals for them. You can get it for $ 9 on a weekday. That’s still an amazing price.
Too bad I came here on a weekday.
Located on the first floor of The Orleans Casino, in the back, Courtyard Café lets you take in the wonderful smells and scents of … the casino and the cigarettes. It’s not that bad haha. It’s just a really wide and open area and there’s no wall/​barriers, so you can see your Keno bets if you really wanted: P
After waiting in the line for 15 – 20 minutes, we finally got a seat in the back (or is it front LOL) and our waiter came over to ask for our drinks. Water. Yes. Water. After that, he took a while to come back to get our orders.
Guacamole Bacon Cheeseburger. They have a lot of guacamole in here. Since I had asked for medium rare on the patty, the patty wasn’t overdone and hard. It was actually rare and you could taste the juices. The guacamole had a kick to it that I loved (it wasn’t spicy per se). The bacon was overdone a little bit more than I would have liked, but it’s wasn’t to the point where it was burnt and not edible. That was the inside. As an overall taste, though, it was a good size for $ 9.99 (pretty big) but it was still average to me. I’ve definitely had better burgers but as my friend would say, this was decent. More than decent. I took out the onion rings because if I hadn’t, my big mouth wouldn’t have gulped this down. The onion rings were eaten last but they were a bit dry without any… hmm. BBQ sauce! Or any sauce. So I guess maybe I shouldn’t have taken them out? :(
You could also get a side and it was fries but definitely ask if they make substitutions! I got hash browns on the side (or potatoes I guess) and I needed ketchup with it. They were lacking saltiess if you ate them solo.
I didn’t get too much of a chance to eat what present company had (I was pretty filled) but as I sat up and got away the chant returned.
Steak and eggs.
Steak and eggs.
Steak and eggs.
Steak and eggs.

I came to the Courtyard Café at the Orleans on Saturday and it was absolutely packed. I was meeting some family here for breakfast before they headed home to California. It was very busy on this day. We stood on line for a while before finally being seated. Apparently there was a big convention being held on this weekend. Because the place was so busy it took a while for our food to come out. We had planned on a 9:30 breakfast. We ate closer to 10:30.
Across the table various food items were ordered. My aunt got California Benedict and seemed to enjoy it. My grandma and cousin both got a scambled egg and toast. It seemed perfectly average as a boring meal like that should be. I ordered a Philly Cheese Steak. It was alright. There was a lot of cheese which I appreciate. The meat was perhaps a bit dry for my liking but the sandwich was elevated over all by the onions, mushrooms, and bell pepper. I especially enjoyed the mushrooms. So many places don’t serve mushrooms on their cheese steaks and I love mushrooms. For my side I ordered potato salad. It was fine picnic style. Nothing remarkable.
A coupon was used at the end of the meal to order a dessert. We got a slice of carrot cake. This was good carrot cake too. You could see the fresh carrots throughout. The spice level was spot on. There was a good helping of chopped walnuts both in the cake and on the frosting. The frosting did not tast much like cream cheese as I like but it was fine. The whole thing was topped with a drizzle of caramel sauce. Oh, did I mention this was a huge slice of cake? Three or four layers and a nice wide slice. We all shared it it was so big.

We have been visiting this café since it opened and always get a good meal here and have had just about everything on the menu. My favorite is the chicken fajita salad (but was surprised to see the size got a lot smaller). Meatloaf and rotisserie chicken are good choices too. Mashed potatoes are real and excellent. The employees at this café are always very nice and the price is right too!

Fast and friendly service, best value in the hotel and food is tasty. A win-​win. Next to The Prime Rib Loft that charges double the cost, I suspect the only difference is a higher cost there and more ambiance. It depends on the experience you are looking for, but overall I give this place a thumbs up, and I am a fussy. Good job!

HORRIBLE customer service here. I recommended this place to 2 of my friends tonight. I got the wrong steak not once but TWICE. MEDIUM RARE isn’t that hard to cook. The manager tries to charge me for a house salad after I get my steak entrée wrong twice! The entrée comes with a salad! NEVER would recommend this place in a million years. Absolutely last resort restaurant right here.

The food here is great… Check out the Players Choice 24 special! The prime rib is so worth the money, it’s always juicy and its a nice cut. It comes with a side salad and some dinner rolls.

Décor
This café has high ceilings and bright colors
Location
Inside the Orleans Hotel, centrally located off the casino floor.
Meals
Coffee is average but Good food. American and Asian breakfast choices
Prices:
Prices are similar to a Denny’s
Bön appétit

I’ve eaten here many times, and enjoyed the chicken pesto sandwich, chicken salad sandwich, and wonton soup. Today was no good. My boyfriend ordered the plain waffle and sent it back after I tasted it and agreed that it was mushy inside. My bf ordered a bowl of chicken noodle soup instead, which is usually a safe choice. Nope! The broth was pretty good, but the noodles were cooked to the point of disintegrating and it was a big bowl of mush.
To top it off, we had the longest wait ever, for everything from the food, to being checked on by the server, to getting the check. We were there for at least an hour.

I stayed at the Orleans for 6 days during the Viva Las Vegas convention earlier this month. This is my go to place for a good meal that isn’t from the greasy food court. The wait was never bad, especially considering that there were events going on all day and night.
My favorite item here is the Cobb Salad. The portion is good enough to fill you up for the majority of the day. Breakfast is pretty good, I really like the omelettes. Their turkey burgers are pretty good.
The only thing that was a little of sometimes was the service.
My friend had a pajama breakfast here with about 20 people. Our server seemed a little unhappy and rude. Another server took forever to get my turkey burger out, and it was a hamburger. I don’t eat beef, so he had to send it back. By the time it came out, everyone was done eating. The other times the server was great and quickly got our food out and brought everything we asked for.

This time, while staying as a guest of the Orleans for placing third for Scariest Costume at its Halloween Party, I selected some Chinese favorites for lunch. Wor Won Ton Soup packed a fine broth with pork-​filled wontons, shrimp, excellent mushrooms, Green Onions, and very good soup noodles. And, while Mongolian Beef was really fiery with four hot Red Peppers modulated by al dente broccoli and Green and Red Bell Peppers, the wok-​fried beef was mostly lean but a little tough. And, Diane’s Scrambled Eggs were cold and a bit runny.
Service was good. Soy Sauce was brought to the table as requested. And seating was comfortable. So, overall this dining experience was pretty good, but not rave worthy.
XXX-​½ overall!

Small café, located inside the casino. My only reason for stopping was cause I had a meal voucher to redeem.
Food was just ok, nothing to write home about. Casino food!
But the three stars is for the server, I do not remember his name but he was the nicest server I have ever had in my whole entire life. Very very polite, very attentive and on point the whole time. This guy needs a raise. Sorry I dont remember his name :(