Pyramid Cafe

Food was hot and delicious!
Simple, but a good coffee shop!
Service is excellent, smiles on the employees and drinks were promptly filled without having to ask!!!

Overpriced and slow. I watched people who came in after me get served, eat their breakfast and leave before my breakfast was served. Maybe I got a slow server. An omelet with coffee, tax and tip is $ 22. Not going back.

The breakfast was pretty good, but the best part was our server Alicia. She was great. One of the best employees we dealt with at the Luxor… see tripadvisor about the rest of the stay —-stay away!

Not the breakfast I was looking for. For an overpriced breakfast, our food came out of the kitchen piecemeal and that several different temperatures, none of which were hot. The coffee was good but we had to keep waiting for a cup to be refilled. I had the pancakes and they were quite lackluster and flavorless. My eggs were good, but the toast was cold and unbuttered.
If you are looking for a good breakfast before you head out of the hotel, the better choice is to go to the deli. Much better food, much quicker service.

Well I got good service and Imelda was nice she got a tip and a Avon book who knows she might check me out on YouTube.

Considering this restaurant is on the floor of a vegas casino, it is not too bad and not too pricey. I had a San Francisco Club, BLT with turkey and ham. Sandwich was good and fries were excellent, hot and crispy. My wife had the reuben, which was really good with plenty of corned beef (ratio with sauerkraut is very important). Sandwiches were 15 each. Coffee was drinkable, nothing special. Better coffee would have made this a 4-​star review.

I came here with my husband on a Sunday for breakfast. He had the cinnabon french toast which was great. I had the lox with poached eggs which was amazing. It came with soooo much salmon, yum. The drinks were HUGE, delicious and reasonably priced. Will definitely be returning on the next trip.

We were very impressed with the Pyramid Café, as were many other people judging by the long lines. I definitely recommend having a reservation. Personally, I loved the cinnamon role french toast but I’ll use any excuse to eat dessert for breakfast. Everything on the menu looked devious though and our server was very friendly. Bonus is that it isn’t too expensive for strip food. Negatives are the long lines and the fact that they aren’t open past lunch time. Honestly, if they were, this place would be packed ²⁴⁄₇.

Great place to have breakfast while staying in Luxor. They have a great churro waffle and great service. A 10 minute wait on a Tuesday morning. I gave 4 stars because their steak omelette wasn’t the best. Not enough flavor or steak and too many mushrooms.

We had breakfast here at the pyramid café had a lot of good reviews but seem like the service was a bit rushed and took a long time to get the food out to us and it was just OK nothing special was not horrible would probably go somewhere else next time

I’ve had worse breakfast food at actual breakfast establishments. I got the vegetarian omelette and it was super fluffy and filling. The Cinnabon French toast was also great. Sweet and soft.
Service was alright. Definitely doesn’t deserve some of the two stars people were giving.

The food here is really decent. their eggs Benedict is awesome. The service is good
And the prices aren’t to bad either. The only reason I give it four stars is because it closes to early. back in the day it use to be open ²⁴⁄₇ now the are only open for breakfast and lunch, and room service only serve until 2pm. Please open the café latter or serve room service ²⁴⁄₇
But do try its really good food.

I was looking for a good place for breakfast. While staying in the Excalibur and reading about several bad reviews of the places there I choose the pyramid café as it was close and reviews seemed better.
Arriving at 11am on a Monday there was no line and the service quick and good. The New York steak and eggs breakfast for 17 $ was very nice. Medium Steak cooked perfectly. All fine.
Atmosphere also ok, no too loud (for Vegas).

Steak was good!
Service was VERY slow.
I mean super slow.
Bring cheese in your bag because its 1.25 to add to your eggs.
Maybe I’d order take out –but i wouldnt come back to sit down.

The food is ok but the service is hit and miss. That is my number one complaint. We ordered coffee for my wife and I and a glass of milk for my daughter. The coffee came out, no milk. Asked the lady for the milk, she said ok. Five minuets later, and no milk, asked her again. Another round of waiting, no milk. Saw other tables getting served milk for their kids so we knew they had it. This lady just didn’t have the time. She even came by the refill my coffee and I again said we had been waiting a while and my daughter would like something to drink. She said ok, walked off. We wound up asking the guy who brought out our food and he was kind enough to go get it.
The service aside we were able to get a decent healthy breakfast at Vegas prices. Cha-​ching! Hope you do well at the tables because it isnt really cheap. The place also filled up fast and their was a line waiting at the hostess stand. Speaking of the hostesses, they were awesome and SUPER friendly. I felt bad for them. They had a long line of guests and there were a bunch of tables with dirty dishes on them waiting to be cleaned up. Seemed a bit like management was out of order that weekend.

Can’t go wrong with a New York Steak and Eggs meal… Especially when it’s free!
My family came in just before the rush so we were seated and served within 20 minutes.
One thing I’ve noticed is that they’ve remodeled this place and that they only serve breakfast and lunch no more dinner. I remember that they used to be open 24 hours but was probably over a decade ago.
The service was great and so was the food!
The menu is simple and reasonably priced considering its on the strip. It’s not like Downtown though, where you can find excellent deals for cheap…
We stayed at the Delano next door but made our way to the Luxor and we were glad we did. There are more dining options at Luxor and are more value priced compared to Delano or Mandalay Bay.
I’ll surely be back again if in Vegas and on this side of the Strip.
Thanks for the excellent service and great tasting food!

Buen sitio para desayunar aunque no es barato, como casi todo salvo el alojamiento en Las Vegas. Café, yogur griego con cereales, un plato de fruta fresca y una tortilla con espinacas, tomate y champiñón unos 40 dólares. La comida de calidad y el servicio adecuado.

I’m not a fan of eggs and I try not to eat too many carbs so I usually make myself a sandwich.
Unable to do so I found myself at the Pyramid Café staring at a menu full of eggs and carbs. Ugh.
They didn’t offer a Denver omelette so I decided to be adventurous and got the California omelette. I was shocked when I realized, that for an egg, it was pretty damned tasty.
As a matter of fact, I’d order it again. Except I didn’t. I discovered this this Irish pub between Luxor and Mandalay Bay and lived there all week.
After all, everyone knows pubs are better than cafes.

Took a while to get seated but once we were, the service was decent. There were some moments I wished they were a bit more attentive (ex. My sister ordered more tea but was waiting on hot water longer than necessary). The food was pretty typical diner food. I got a California omelette with wheat toast and home fries. It was tastier than I expected. The home fries were the shoe string kind and were nice and crispy. The omelette was cooked well and cheese was nice and melty. Toast was good with the orange marmalade.
If you’re staying in the luxor, it’s a good option for breakfast if you have an hour to kill.

This place is located right inside Luxor Casino in Las Vegas. We came here on a Saturday morning for breakfast and the line aws pretty long. They have two lines, one for regular customer and other is for VIP. But it was moving pretty fast since the restaurant itself is decent size.
I thought the food was okay not beyond my expectation. The price is okay not overpriced nor cheap either but what do you expect something inside a casino? not cheap right. Overall the bill for 4 people breakfast/​brunch was around 60 dollars. I wouldn’t recommend getting coffee there as Starbucks was literally down the hall way (probably like 10 steps to get there).

I’ve always avoided eating at the Luxor because their restaurant lineup never appealed to me. But, decided to give their café a shot with a friend after checking out their menu. They offer plenty of standard breakfast and lunch fare, but the standout dishes reside in their diverse selection of French toast. They don’t just add different toppings to the same bread. They utilize different types to create the best profile.
Despite the lack of carrots in the carrot cake French toast, the bread was soaked through with custard and topped with garnishes that added a nice variety of tastes and textures to make it a standout dish. Likewise, the strawberry shortcake French toast was an enticing array of flavors highlighted by the strawberry compote. Lighter, overall, than the carrot cake, it was equally as good.
Less successful were red velvet pancakes that had a tough, almost rubbery texture and icing that was thick and grainy. However, the hints of caramel were a nice touch. Their monte cristo was a solid rendition with an exterior providing plenty of crunch. It could have benefited from more ham, but the flavors were still decent.
With a menu full of items that are more likely to satisfy than impress, it’s the specialty items like the French toast that should be ordered for a memorable meal.
4 Stars