Griddlecakes

Ok, so this review below was in my“drafts”. I went there over a year ago… I hit post and now don’t know how to delete. Oh well.
The food was good, nothing to write home about.
The servers were polite, but the food took forever!!! We were sat at a table rather quickly, and ordered our food within 10 minutes, but waited 45 minutes for it to come out.
If you have young kids, it is nice because they have a play area, but still exhausting. My son and husband was starving after an hour if waiting.

Griddle cakes does not have their SuMmerline location… too bad they can’t update their information on this site. We wasted our time looking for the place… went over to Egg Works.

Breakfast was just ok. My pancakes were dry, and my wife’s breakfast sandwich was screwed up. It was supposed to have cheese not mayo and turkey not turkey sausage. The food took too long to come out. It was our servers first day, so I can understand the slow service, but the food was just Eh.

I love this place! The service is stellar and they remembered us after only a couple times in. We usually get a skillet and the potatoes are perfectly done. Buttery crust on the outside and soft on the inside. The biscuits and gravy have been taken up a notch recently and are just delish! I love that I don’t get that nasty sluggish feeling after eating here either! Just like a good home cooked meal. They have a few locations but you can still feel that it’s a family run business:) At the Summerlin location my bf and I sit outside on the patio when the weather’s nice, we eat inside when we’ve got the kids because they have a great little play area that keeps them entertained:) One of our favorite breakfast spots, hands down!

I joined a friend and my parents here for breakfast on my birthday. We had dined here before as it is walking distance from my parents’ house. We will not be going back.
Our whole experience was dreadful. Several items we ordered were not available — at 10am on a Sunday, they were out of French toast. We waited more than 30 minutes for our food to arrive. We had a small child who ordered a fruit cup, and yet that took over 30 minutes too. I got up to refill my own water cup. I got up again to ask for a refill of coffee for my dad. We complained. We asked to speak to the manager. They did little to remedy our experience, stating only that it was a new cook and the line was backed up. There were a number of empty tables. It was clear to us that they were not staffed appropriately. We were in the restaurant over an hour and a half. Not exactly the way I wanted to start my birthday!

The name has changed to Griddlecakes and that’s not all that had changed. The quality of the food and service has gone down and the prices have gone up. We won’t be back.

Hi, had breakfast here recently and really was not too impressed. The good news is the place is clean and roomy with a kids area for little ones to play in. So that is all nice. But the food is somewhat lacking. The menu is not that large in the first place and then the food we had was lacking. We had an omelet with potatoes and the potatoes were undercooked and inedible. Also had red velvet pancakes and those were ok, but those who know about/​have tried Babystacks’ version, I have to say those are better by a mile. So I am not sure I will be back there are so many breakfast places in the area that mediocre really doesn’t do it.

Very Friendly staff. I like the little kids play area. It kept our toddler busy. Food was nothing special, quite bland and coffee tasted old. Overall it was nice and we will come back bec of the kids area & service.

Stopped in for some quick eats, but we got rained in and decided to hang out in the little kids area they have in the corner!
+1 for The Griddle for being extremely KID FRIENDLY!
We ordered the Red Velvet Pancakes. These had TONS of chocolate chips in the batter and lots of yummy chocolate and strawberry sauce. Good choice! Soul eats up pancakes like there is no tomorrow, and he was very satisfied with the portion size too!
The pancakes come with a side of eggs and bacon or sausage (or both). I chose the latter, and everything was solid but not outstanding.
I think this is a great place to get some breakfast :)
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Couldn’t even finish my lunch, maybe this place is great for breakfast but it’s terrible for lunch.
The waitress was very friendly and gave us a discount but the food was just bad, bland and a little gross.

The food is good and the customer service is good. What more can you ask for? Faster service! We come here on our lunch time so we usually have less than an hour. This place is never packed and doesnt have more than 2 – 3 tables at a time, but for some reason it takes a long time for the food to come out. Just make sure you ask for the check and to-​go boxes when you get your food.

Great place for everything breakfast! First off, Frank (owner) is the best. I love the atmosphere of the place. The waffle is killer. One of the best pancakes in the city. The french toast was masterful. Don’t go by reviews of people trying to be Gordon Ramsey! They’re not. I’d looked for 2 years in the Las Vegas area for a pancake that could measure up to that of Cracker Barrel… I found it here.
The Grand Café at Green Valley Ranch is the only other place that has a great pancake with awesome taste BEFORE you add the syrup and butter.
Come to The Griddle! It’s worth it.

A nice local eatery that does breakfast pretty well — not to die for, but if you want a sit down breakfast without having to stand in line, this is a good spot! Coffee is hot and continuous, their menu isn’t overwhelming, but is adequate. I usually order up an omelet with some veggies which comes with toast and potatoes. Never disappointed! We’ve also had their skillets (which are huge!) and breakfast burrito (there are many other places I’d recommend for better burritos!).
Very kid friendly — my girls get the happy face pancakes which is quite a bit of p’cakes or the eggs, potatos and toast (for my anti-​meat unless its a McDonalds cheeseburger child) –always goes over well!
Service is usually timely, nothing quick, but very ordinary. The atmosphere is nice — wide open decorated space. You don’t come out with the sensory overload or greasy bacon smell lingering in your hair either. That’s always a bonus! :) Definitely worth a try!

I went to this place hopping to find sometime different for breakfast and to be honest I was a little disappointed. The food was not bad, but I didn’t see anything special to it. I ordered the benedicts eggs and my friend got the southwest griddle. My plate was not as great as I expected, however, the griddle looked a lot better. I will give this place another chance and order a griddle or the red velvet packages which appear to be the most popular plates. The services and the atmosphere were just ok.

I had heard that The Griddle had amazing Red Velvet Pancakes so I was very excited to try them and compare them to my favorite ones at Babystacks Café.
We walked in mid-​morning on a Sunday and the place was very empty with only 4 parties seated in the large space. That should’ve been a warning sign, but as we were starving. we decided to stay and give it a try.
I opted for the Red Velvet Pancakes and my dining partner got the Waffle. My pancakes came out and looked ok. But the taste was not there. They were soggy and mushy, and didn’t taste like Red Velvet at all. And to make it worse, they decided to top it off with some Raspberry syrup. YUCK! I ate about ¼ of the order and just couldn’t eat any more. Anyone who knows me knows that it must have been pretty bad as I love pretty much Red Velvet anything and hate to waste food.
My friend said the Waffle was okay, nicely done, but it was «nothing to write home about.» Our server was prompt and friendly but didn’t really check back to see how we liked our food or if we needed anything else.
They offer a nice menu and the prices are fair, but with so many other great breakfast venues in the area, I will definitely not be back.

It isn’t anything spectacular but it isn’t terrible either. Sometimes the food is a little extra crispy and sometimes it is just right. I would give it 4 stars but really must give it 3 because it isn’t consistent every time and certain things have been questionable. I will say this though, IHOP is right across the street but I would defiantly choose this place over them any day. That still doesn’t say a whole lot about this place.
I usually order waffles. If it isn’t overcooked it is very tasty. I tried the chicken and waffles once but the chicken just seems like a frozen chicken finger they nuked and put on top. The eggs are usually the only thing cooked perfect and they do taste good. I have asked for sides before such as extra ranch or mayo and gotten weird extras in the cup it was brought in.
Basically, this place isn’t bad every once in a while but to take family and friends I would go t Rachel’s Kitchen or up to Bagel Café. I get a coupon every now and then in the mail and that is when I generally eat there.

Visiting friends in Las Vegas and they suggested the Griddle for breakfast. Overall — good just not special.
My hash was bland and my sons crab cake eggs benedict was not that good. The pancakes looked full and fluffy and the bacon more fat than sizzle. Eggs were cooked correctly and fruit was fresh and coffee good.

We found this place after searching for something off the strip. The reviews were so-​so, but that didn’t stop us. I’m so glad. We were there pretty early, so it wasn’t crowded. Service was prompt and friendly. Prices were a little bit more than I normally pay for breakfast, but hey, it’s Vegas and I was on vacation.
I ordered the chicken and waffle, and boy was it good. The waffle was in the shape of a flower and it was delicious. The chicken was a boneless breast that was perfectly fried. The meal was very filling and really good.
The hub ordered an egg breakfast with home fries, toast and bacon. He ate it all with a smile on his face. The biggest thing is they got his eggs right which doesn’t always happen, and the bacon was rockin’. So he was happy.
We will definitely go back when in Vegas.

I had breakfast/​lunch here twice now. I think it’s best to sit next to a window just to feel that brunch vibe and to get some of that Vegas sunlight in. The service was friendly, I think Ryan was the name of my server. There were 8 tables occupied including myself and the server did his best to stay on top of them. Of course the regulars got special attention.
There was a hostess/​bus person, the server, and manager/​food runner. When I got my skillet I never saw anyone again until it was time to get my check. A refill on my water would have been nice. Overall I can find myself being a regular here too, definitely give it a try. And I have to agree with the server about the H&K being one nice piece of weapon.

I was in the mood for a good breakfast and couldn’t wait to check out what they had on the menu. I don’t see a lot of places that offer chicken and waffles so when I spotted that I knew I had to try it! When it came out it wasn’t what I was expecting. The waffle was beautiful it kind of looked like a flower but the piece of chicken was disappointing. I was thinking the chicken would be like a drumstick not a chicken strip. It wasn’t about the quantity… I just think that they taste different. I would have rather had chicken that had bones in it. It would give it more of a «down home type of appeal». The waffle was fresh and I could tell that is wasn’t frozen because it was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside.
I thought the restaurant’s décor could have been brighter. If you are going for mustard yellow why not go a step above and make it sunshine yellow! I just think a brighter yellow would remind me more of breakfast. What can I say I love bright colors!
The service was fine. The food came out in a timely manner and we didn’t have to hunt down a waitress for refills. I just thought my entrée could have been better.