DW Bistro

I ordered Jerk Seared Ahi Tuna Salad ($ 16) & the Pomegranate Iced Tea.
Pros:
* The salad was really good! Dressing was yummy, all the flavors blended so well together
* Pomegranate iced tea was really good as well. Perfectly sweetened & free refills. Make sure to ask for a refill to-​go as well
Cons:
* Food is quite pricey
* It gets pretty loud/​noisy inside. I felt like I was yelling when chatting with my party

This review is for 4.5 stars.
I came to DW Bistro for their infamous brunch. The restaurant is far from the strip, but it is one of those Vegas greats that should be worth the visit if you want to venture out of the hotel.
On a Sunday at about 1:00pm, the place was packed. Bottomless mimosas and great food with varieties from breakfast to lunch. To begin, the wait staff are all tiop notch. They are friendly and will help you with anything if you ask. I had the egg sandwich which was cooked fantastically with awesome bread. I also added some sausage to the sandwich which was also great. The brunch was very affordable and their wine and beer list was pretty solid for the area.
The brunch seems like the best way to go for DW, but I’ll be back to try regular menu in the future. They do brunch on both Saturday and Sunday, and the waiters said anytime after about 11:00am gets super busy. So I would recommend the brunch but try to shoot for early or late if you don’t want to wait.

VERY HAPPY DINNER…
I took my family to DW. and we had a delicious meal, we all loved are meals and the restaurant was beautifully decorated my oldest was so impressed by the paintings on the walls she took a few pictures. I left a bit unsatisfied due to the food not being real Jamaican food it was in my opinion a cover band not the real thing. I had the oxtails plate with rice and peas, when the food came out it looked like Jamaican food but it didn’t taste like it at all… very low on seasoning but a ok plate of food it was definitely not authentic in no other way than looks. My parents our both Jamaican and I have visited 5 time so I know the real when I taste it… sorry this at it you mon.

Great food! Great service! Great atmosphere! I had the fried chicken (a bit too salty) w/​cornbread (a bit too sweet) and gravy! He had the New Mexican-​style pork served hot and needs to be eaten hot; otherwise it turns to eggy porridge. House Pomegranate iced tea is delicious and the refills kept coming. The chocolate peanut butter ball thingy (not on the menu) for dessert was pretty tasty but, tiny for two. We’ll be back again and soon!

This place is outstanding. Food cooked to perfection. I mean spot on. Such a gem in the Vegas suburbs. Lovely servers and service as well. A real treat for the Vegas foodies scene.

Chicken flautas to start. Bottomless mimosa. Omelet with new mexican pork incredible.

I was so disappointed in this place. I went here for lunch with a friend and our waiter was extremely rude, which just kind of kills the entire point of going out and having lunch with a friend.
The food was ok, nothing to rave about.
I wouldn’t recommend it and I won’t be back.
The only good thing about this place from my experience, is the very personable host.

LOVE:
$ 22 Bottomless mimosas for brunch. When they say bottomless, THEY MEAN IT. Never saw the bottom of my glass, and they were delicious! The only thing that could have made them better was a variety of juice, but there wasn’t much OJ in them anyways so it was all good! :D
Veggie Omelet. I asked for mine with egg whites which they had no problem with! I have never had a veggie omelet with the variety of veggies that they used! Asparagus and zucchini are never in any other veggie omelet I had &let me tell you IT WAS AMAZING!
Friendly staff. I didn’t deal with the hostess myself, but the bartenders were great and our server was amazing as well. Very nice and accommodating. Again, mimosas were never empty.
DISLIKES:
The wait. I understand it was a Sunday brunch, anywhere in town is going to be packed. However, I would just have liked to have been aware of the ACTUAL wait time when we got there. A «20−30 minute wait» turned into an hour. Thankfully, we had our drinks in hand which was great, but I wouldn’t have been so upset to wait an hour if I was just told that in the beginning. Once we were going to be seated, our group of 3, saw 2 other open tables on the walk to our table. Weird. Then, it took about another half hour to get our food order. People here bottomless mimosas until 2, they tend to stay in their seats until 2pm. Definitely need a larger space or to use the outside tables as well.
Bathroom situation. There is ONE bathroom. ONE single toilet for the entire establishment. Not okay especially when everyone in there is drunk.
Overall, had a good experience but I think next brunch I would try another place before making this my permanent brunch go to spot.

Came here with a couple of my friends for our best friends birthday and I was highly disappointed with the wait time. The star was taken away due to the fact that the wait was way longer then they estimated. They had told us 30 minutes when we arrived and the wait ended up being over an hour. There is not enough space for all the campers with bottomless mimosas.
This was our first time here and the food was absolutely delicious! The chiliquiles were really amazing without having a guilty portion size. My friends pulled pork omelet was flavorful and presentable as well.
Our mimosas were 22 a person for bottomless and let me tell you I could barely taste any orange juice! Without a doubt we got our money worth of alcohol. The wait staff was quick with refills and our glasses were never empty!
Lastly I have to bring this up again they need more space for the business!!! I can’t imagine going back and waiting that long again especially when great food is easy to come by in las vegas!

The food was worth the hype.
I came in with two friends and we were told the wait would be about 25 – 30 minutes. We waited over an hour for a table, but they do start the unlimited mimosas while you wait.
The food was good, but again UNLIMITED MIMOSAS.
If you and your friends are looking for a relaxed place to brunch, I suggest DW Bistro.

Great place for brunch! Had the eggs benedict because I didn’t want anything too heavy… the jerk chicken was also good. the ambiance is great and best part was the unlimited mimosas for $ 22…say what?!

As many reviews here say, this place has so many positive reviews and happy customers and I’m definitely one of them! The service given to us by the staff is something I want to praise.
My friend and I were doing our research to see where we could have unlimited mimosas and good food. We heard from many friends and coworkers that this place was the bomb and it really was! Sunday’s are usually a busy day for them, but we didn’t care for the wait since we were able to drink our mimosas while waiting. The host and hostesses were giving us updates to see how far along we were in line as well which I thought was nice.
You couldn’t go wrong with the mimosas. It was perfect! The taste and the fruits with the drink were super super yummy.
As soon as we sat down, we already knew what to order since we waited awhile.
We ordered
Appetizer:
Pesto torte ($ 11)
Meals:
Jalapeño bacon eggs benedict ($ 14)
New Mexico style slow cooked pork with rice ($ 14)
Pesto torte… OMG! So yummy. We were so blown away. The cream and goat cheese with the nuts and a side of frackers with it was so good. Completely melts in your mouth. Never really liked goat cheese because it gave an after taste, but this didn’t have that. The New Mexico style slow cooked pork was amazing as well. The sunny side egg on top did justice to it too. The pork was super tender and very flavorful with the chili sauce that they put. The portion of this dish was pretty big too. The eggs Benedict, you can never go wrong. The homemade sauce was bomb too! Had a kick of course because of the jalapeño.
Will definitely come back here again! Super impressed with the food and the service. Just talking about it, I’ll probably return back here during brunch day on Sunday, but a little bit earlier this time.

DW Bistro! I always have a great time when I come. I have always wanted to do their sunday brunch, so that is in the making.
The wait time is always reasonable and they are very apologetic but who can blame them… DW is the best! Their drinks and bar tenders are delightful and I am not lying when I say everything on their menu is fantastic.
My favorite is their Jerk Chicken, and their Turkey burger!!! Always quality, great prices, and phenomenal food. Their chopped salad is also so amazing, its like deconstructed with the most perfect elements and portions. Their drink selection however is incredible. I love their mimosas, and weird mixed drink varieties.
However… on Sundays everyone is so rude and it’s like a fire hazard. I had called around 11:30 AM to take my sister to brunch and they said no problem. Then I was faced with a confusing ass line then told to go to the front door where I was greeted by a super rude guy in a captain america outfit who told me they weren’t taking anymore guests for the next 1.5−2 hours… WHY COULDN’T THEY TELL ME THAT ON THE PHONE? SO RUDE.

I love the food here. The portions are enormous but the quality and consistency are totally on point. I visited this place twice so far and tried a couple of dishes. The vegetable curry bowl is perfect and so is the green chili burger. It can be a little loud inside so I tend to ask to sit outside on the patio instead.
I heard brunch is great here so I plan to come back for that another time.

My fiancé and I went here for Sunday brunch. The Jamaican fusion items sounded delicious as did the bloody’s. When we arrived it was extremely loud and packed inside. We got on a wait for about 10 minutes. We ended up asking for a table outside on the patio due to how loud it was inside and the wait increased to about 20 minutes which I was ok with.
We waited due to how loud it was indoors. You couldn’t hear the person you were with unless you were yelling. The host kept us very up to date on the status of our table which was great. I mean it’s not their fault they have a loud establishment, just means it has a lot of business!
Unfortunately there was nothing but trap and club bangers being played on the patio. When I go to brunch I expect a nice, relaxing environment. the music was so awful that it made it hard to even enjoy myself. The patio was loud as well, which would have been okay if the music wasn’t so terrible.
The endless mimosas were amazing, they never let me reach the bottom of my glass. The Bloody Mary was spicy and delicious as well. The omelette I ordered was tasty as well. Overall if it wasn’t for the music and young, loud crowd I would come back. Unfortunately due to these variables I would never come back and never tell anyone else to brunch here. It felt like a place you’d go to after you roll out of bed in the same outfit you went to the club in and call it a day. Definitely not somewhere id ever want to be again.

During a recent trip to Las Vegas, we visited DW Bistro again for lunch on a Sunday. The place was jammed packed, which is always a good sign. We had eight people in our party making the wait for a table even more challenging. The person (I think he is one of the owners) who checked us in was so friendly and welcoming that we trusted the fact he said it would not be too long, and he was correct. DW Bistro has a pretty cool check in system that sends a text indicating your name has been recorded and when your table is ready.
After being seated, they offer all you can drink mimosas for $ 20. After a hectic weekend, we went with pomegranate iced teas, and one person had an amazing Bloody Mary. The pomegranate iced tea was super refreshing, and the Bloody Mary was exciting. The Bloody Mary comes with a garnish containing an olive, a pickle, and a piece of bacon… yes a piece of bacon. There was certainly nothing boring or routine about the Bloody Mary.
I started off with the Chicken Flautas as an appetizer. The flautas were spicy enough, and the chicken inside was perfect. The presentation was equally impressive. My main course was the Jamaican Jerk Chicken and Waffles with homemade syrup. Do not be concerned when you see the coating around the chicken. The coating is dark, thick, but it is so delicious. The coating is complex and contains several Jamaican spices. Others in our party went with the Eggs Benedict, and they indicated it was delicious as well. The item is served on fresh biscuits and a side of potatoes. In regards to the service, it is clearly five stars!
If you find yourself in south Las Vegas near Summerlin, you must give DW Bistro a try. On the other hand, if you need some time away from the strip, drive 15 minutes south and enjoy the unique dishes that DW Bistro has to offer.

This place is awesome! Being out-​of-​towners, we asked a local to recommend a good brunch place and this was the chosen restaurant. It’s a little bit off the strip, but no biggie. Our group of 6 came by on a Sunday at 11am and was quoted a 30 minute wait but we were seated within 20 minutes. The guy taking down our names was a joy.
Once seated, the service was attentive. ESPECIALLY when it came to my bottomless mimosas! They were not conservative about the refills at all. I would be halfway done with my drink and they would already top me off.
I got the slow-​cooked pork bowl and it was delicious! It was definitely a generous portion in which I couldn’t finish. It may be better to share. I got to try my friend’s fried chicken and waffles and that was also good. The chicken was just the right hint of smokey, but not burnt. So yummy! All our meals came with fruits and the guy passing those out is extremely talented balancing all of those fruit bowls on one arm. Last but not least, we were told we had to try the carrot cake and let’s just say I was sure glad we did. I am normally not a carrot cake fan but this place converted me. This carrot cake had bits of coconuts and white chocolate flakes, all of which are my FAVORITE!
I will be coming back here the next time I am in Vegas!

DW Bistro is going to be one of my favorite places for brunch. We came in here on Father’s Day and it was SO BUSY! Luckily we were able to grab three seats right away at the bar to get started on our bottomless mimosas while we waited for a table. The bartenders were so busy but very nice. They kept our champagne glasses constantly filled. We were originally told 60 min, but we were called within 30, which was fortunate since we were drinking those mimosas extra fast on empty stomachs.
Once we were seated, they kept the mimosas coming. We never had to wait. The service is impeccable! I can’t remember what my friends ordered (maybe I was that drunk?), but I ordered the eggs benedict. The only problem was that there were options which I thought were add-​ons, but they were actually «instead of» options. So I ordered sausage, thinking I’d get sausage on the side, but when my eggs benedict came, they had replaced my ham with the sausage. The sausage did not go at all with the benedict and were actually my least favorite part of the meal. Everything else was delicious. The eggs were cooked perfectly, the hollandaise was subtle and buttery, and the muffins were toasted and fluffy.
I can’t wait to go back and try other things. I really like the ambiance of the restaurant. It’s so bright and cheery. The servers are constantly running around but are all super nice. My friend asked how much a bottle of their hot sauce cost, and he gave her one on the house. Such a nice unexpected gesture. Overall, we had a great time and really enjoyed it.

I like my mimosas just like my beach attire… bottomless.
I mean over seven hundred reviews and a four and a half star rating, DW is obviously doing something right. From the décor of the venue, to the amazing food, and don’t forget the drinks. No wonder this place is always packed.
Walking up to DW Bistro you can already feel the buzz and I’m not talking alcohol… yet. On Sundays this place is humming with hungry brunchers, and with an hour wait ahead, why not start starting sippin’ on some bottomless mimosas. These will cost about twenty dollars a person, which really isn’t a deal bad especially if you’re here with a large group. They aren’t stingy either, every time my glass was empty, before I could look around for a server my glass was being topped off.
We finally sat down and immediately ordered the pastry basket. This is filled with chocolate croissants & blueberry white chocolate scones. The soft pastries were very fresh and surprisingly not overly sweet. This basket is overflowing and will easily feed five people, a great way to kick off the brunch party.
With a group five I won’t bore you with what everyone ate, I mean it’s really all about my snacking skills, right? Kidding of course (NOT REALLY)
I ordered one of their «off the menu specials». A Mexican-​style slow cooked chicken omelet. This was a delicious, and I didn’t feel bad about eating an omelet with chicken inside. I mean who cares which came first. The chicken was super tender and came soaking in a New Mexico red chili sauce with peppers, onions and pepper jack cheese. I would most definitely order this bad boy again.
Our service was point and our party never had any issues. We ever stayed after they closed and the servers were still pouring mimosas. This place is a great local hangout spot and the owner, DW, is awesome. He even topped off a few of our drinks personally.
PRO TIP: DW does not take reservations. So if you plan on coming here for brunch on Mother’s Day, better get here early! Just sayin!

Oh my goodness. Best meal in Vegas so far. We went on a Wednesday night for my birthday around 5 before we went to see a show on the strip.
We felt crazy old eating that early because the restaurant was empty! But around 5:30 as we were finishing up our pesto torte and the scrumptious basket of bread, people started filing in. The pesto torte is huge and absolutely enough food for about four people to share but it we just my husband and me and we stuffed our faces and finished it off, along with the bread basket, ourselves!!!
My husband got the jerk filet and I got the curry chicken bowl! I could have easily shared my bowl with someone else and the filet was great for just one. My husband got the Mac and cheese on the side and wow, best Mac and cheese I have ever tried. So perfectly creamy and peppery.
Finally we got the carrot cake and not only was it beautiful but it was the most delicious cake I’ve ever had. Get it you won’t be disappointed!