Cafe Americano

The pizza was really good and so was our waiter. I’m giving it a 2 star for the fact that they seated us next to a table of 4 drunk spoiled young «adults». It was 10pm and the place wasn’t that crowded. The sad thing is the staff did nothing to quiet then while they yelled dropped the F bomb repeatedly drawing attention from all around us.

Had breakfast in here once during our four nights at Cesar’s Palace. A very eclectic menu for sure. Many things you’ve heard of, but I went adventurous and had the Hand Held breakfast menu — with the short ribs, eggs, muchrooms, bacon and cheese on Cuban Bread. It was a little dry, so I ordered the Ranchero sauce on the side and that fixed it up nicely. Ordered a glass of OJ and it comes in a tiny little mason jar… not much if you are thirsty. Waiter was decent. I’d try a more routine item next time, but for a 24 hour restaurant, it wasn’t bad. I’d go back.

I’ve been here a few times for breakfast. I’ve had their rib hash which i remember being a huge portion. I really like their breakfast burrito, its so delicious, just the right amount of chorizo which if its too much i get too much chorizo flavor if that makes sense. The prices are a little high, you can expect to pay about $ 25 – 30 on 1meal plus drink and tip.
I’ll will definitely keep coming back

I would highly advise not dining at Café Americano’s patio. Our server, Allison, was fantastic but was setup for failure by her manager. She was the only waitress for the entire patio and received absolutely no help from the bartenders at the empty outdoor bar or manager. It took us over an hour to get a drink even though we could see our bottle of Rosè sitting on the bar while the bartender did not lift a finger. After speaking to the manager about our experience he promised that he would be checking on us to make sure the rest of our dining experience went off without a hitch. He was never to be seen again.
The food was good though!

We got «late night food» here. More like 4am after Drai’s food. This was the first thing we ran into after Drai’s across the street. We had a caesar salad, chicken tenders and an american breakfast. All were delicious and hit the spot! Our server was very sweet and made sure to keep our coffee cup full. We appreciated that so much! I would recommend this restaurant for those who want a late night snack or a quick bite to eat.

I am going to come out right away and say the Café Americano’s food and service is solid for a lobby restaurant, significantly better than its predecessors Central and Augustus Café.
I understand the nature of commerce. This is a prime space in the most iconic hotel in the world. Im not cheap and we spend a shitload on our Vegas trip.
$ 6.00 for fountain drink
$ 15. 00 for bread pudding dessert
$ 24 for Pulled pork sandwich and small portion fries
$ 19 for 4 whole chicken wings split in half.
That is greed at its finest. Even for Vegas standards, its an obscene joke.

We chose Café American for breakfast while staying at Caesar’s. Lovely décor, clean and bright. Big TVs strategically located for diners’ AM viewing pleasure.
We were seated on arrival, water glasses filled, menus distributed. Server was pleasant and efficient, coffee fresh and delicious, refills offered. I had a breakfast burrito, hubby had hash and eggs. Hash browns were obviously house made, fresh grated, soft inside, nice and crispy outside-​best part of the meal! Breakfast burrito was huge, otherwise pretty unremarkable. Over easy eggs reported as good, hash ok, nicely crisped. 24 hour service, conveniently located in hotel lobby, but pricey.

This is an outstanding 24 hr Café. The prices are somewhat high but comparable to the other casino restaurants. Breakfast particularly feels overpriced though. The service is impressive for being a «Café». The menu holds a wide variety of options for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or those late night cravings. This place is usually somewhat busy but the bar always has somewhere to sit down and place your order for what seems like quicker service. Your food tends to be ready alot sooner than if u were in the dining room. My #1 suggestion no doubt is the short rib nachos. Unbelievable! Whenever i go i just can’t pass up on those nachos. Give it a shot!

Open 24÷7… food is A– OK for a restaurant that is open ²⁴⁄₇. Service needs to improve. Beggars can’t be choosers or you can sleep hungry.

Good food but very very expensive. Service was slow too which made no sense since was maybe ¼ full with plenty of help around.
Ordered 2 burger/​fries plates and had to ask for condiments. Also got 2 stir fry (lunch menu) meals.
Food quality: 4 star
Service: 2 star
Cost: 1 star — ridiculously expensive. Our meals with tip were over $ 135

My friends and I were HANGRY on a Friday night so we stopped in this restaurant while walking through Caesars (it had no crowds, no lines, no wait). This place does not come close to any of the great restaurants in the area, but the price does not reflect that. We paid for mediocre, overpriced burgers and pastas which was a huge disappointment. Will not be back.
In hindsight, we should have toughened up and took our money elsewhere.

Ok, so we’re staying at Caesars, needed food. We found this place. Not only was the food fresh and amazing, the staff (Angela & Michael outside) rocked out worlds! I had the Mahi Mahi and my man had the Mahi tacos. Super moist fish with rad Quinoa! Steve the manager was great! This place is a bang for your buck! Loved it!

Our server was awesome. We had a suite at the hotel and walked down to eat at somewhere quick… we wanted not to pricy since our dinner last night was almost $ 400… We both got a blue berry martini and my friend ordered the club sandwich and I just had the French Onion Soup… total was $ 72 :/​…I personally felt that was kinda steep for a soup, sandwich and drink… but the manager Adrian was awesome and came and greeted every table and was so awesome and patient and cool with my silly friend. It really was great food though and awesome customer service.

So tasty! Went here before a show and got the burger and a vodka cran!
Tasty!
Boyfriend got the bbq chicken. Large portions but so good!!!

Magic eggs!!! Order the magic eggs!
They must be magic because when I ordered a Denver omelet $ 24 disappeared from my wallet… abracadabra, poof, gone. Combine that with an $ 8 orange juice and $ 5 coffee and you have yourself a stupid expensive breakfast. Adding to the ridiculously priced food the café plays thumping, loud dance club music at 6:30 AM to help you wake up. Next time I visit Caesars I’ll make a point of leaving the building for an alternative to the Americano Café. Congratulations to the management for crossing the line and driving me to a competitor.

My mom and I walked around most of the morning and we were pretty hungry by the time we stumbled upon Café Americano at Caesars. First we sat at the bar since you can order food there too, but the bartenders were too busy attending to 2 tipsy blondes’ needs. So we decided to ask for a table on their outside patio, only to find out later that the menus are different inside vs outside (pretty silly if you ask me). We finally got a table inside and even though the café was pretty much empty on a Saturday, the service was nonexistent. Our waitress didn’t show up for about 10 – 15 minutes to get our order. The food was yummy, except for their grilled mahi mahi which was too salty. The skinny flat iron steak fry was very tasty and filling. For the prices they have, they should definitely step up their service game!
I would probably give it a 3.5

This is one of the main 24 hour dining establishments at Caesar’s Palace. I had the pleasure of dining there twice, once for lunch and once for breakfast. Both of my meals were totally delicious. For lunch i had a Reuben Sandwich with homemade chips. The Reuben was more than I could handle. It was huge, just like most of the «over the top» entrees served in Las Vegas. For breakfast I had Eggs Benedict which were also very delicious. Service each time was great and never rushed.

Overall a GREAT dining experience here last night.
My family and I were hungry for a late night dinner and we stumbled upon here in Ceasars Palace. Open ²⁴⁄₇ but Very cute set up, a little more on the trendy side and not your normal ²⁴⁄₇ café place.
Our food was delicious. We all got a variety of different things, and they all were great! We had the Octopus Pizza, the Burger, the Breakfast Platter, and the applewood smoked ham and turkey sandwich.
The thing that truly made our visit great was the service from everyone Danielle our waitress– Jonathon– our waiter/​bus boy and the Bar Manager Adrian. Everyone was so friendly and great. I would like to especially recognize Jonathon for his above and beyond service to us, even offering us water cups to go since it’s hot outside! He was great.
We will definitely be back. I am in the restaurant industry and heard this is their first one on the West Coast– so I truly do wish you all the best of Luck! Continue with the great food and service and you will do well– that’s the recipe for success! Thanks again and see you all next time!

Came here with a bunch of girls because we were staying at Caesars and this is the only place open past 11pm.
Food is RIDICULOUSLY overpriced. I got a bowl of French onion soup. Cost $ 18 including tax and automatic gratuity (for parties of 8 or more).
Service sucked. Waters went unrefilled. When I asked someone for more water, he only refilled mine and not everyone else at the table. We told our waitress we wanted the bill split. She brought it to us not split.
Stars are only for the food. It was edible/​good but NOT worth almost $ 20.
Only go here if you’re desperate.

Opened in the space formerly occupied by Central Richards.
This café located across from the registration area is open ²⁴⁄₇.
The owners, V & E, Cubans have a winner in this restaurant. The service great and professional. While we only eat breakfast at the café during our stay, this place is better than the 2 previous restaurants that occupied this space, namely the Augustus Café and Richards Central. They both were very good, but this place is better.
Tip if your watching your weight, even though your vacationing, share.
We share the all American breakfast and the split the plates for you. Forgot to take a pic.
Huge portions. We each had 1 poached egg, 3 slices of smoked bacon, a bunch of breakfast potatoes and half an English muffin. Toooo much food! Delicious.
Very affordable. My wife the Cuban cook, by way of San Antonio del Los Banos, Cuba was very very happy with her breakfast!
A+++++.