This was a top place for bagels on the strip in Vegas so I decided to check it out. Although they only had one bagel to choose from, it got the job done for a reasonable price. The breakfast sandwich looked like the way to go at this spot. Very quick and friendly service at this walk up counter location in the horseshoe hotel.
elizabeth Cavill
$6.99 for a water, Dasani water?! Get real please.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Matthew U.
Nosh Deli is a cute little place to grab a quick bite of premade food. It is tucked away off to the side and unless you explored this place fully, you could probably miss it. Honestly, if you did miss it, you aren't missing much. As I had said, this is a place to grab food that is either already made (pastries) or items that can be heated up (sandwiches), or made on the fly (mostly drinks). Think of this as a coffee shop meets Subway. As I also said, it is tucked away. Depending on how you look at the Horseshoe it is off the main entrance. tucked back by the escalators that take you to some convention space and the elevators to the one tower. Honestly, this also feels like the less active wing of the hotel unless you are there for a conference, into high stake poker, or Keno. As for the food, meh. I had missed breakfast at the convention I was there to work and needed something to hold me over until lunch. I got in what was a short line and waited. And waited. And waited. The line moved along at a sloth's pace. With this place being hidden, they usually only have one worker running around behind the counter. And if you get a casino regular in line, you'll be there for a minute as they are trying to figure out what they can get for free. All I wanted was a chocolate croissant and some sweet tea. Honestly, that is all I wanted. I waited fifteen minutes for those items. Those premade items. Then to be charged nearly $13 for it, I felt like I was charged per the minute. The croissant was good, but shouldn't be that rich...money wise.
Kriss Craig
The staff member that took my order was very pleasant. The worker making the food looked efficient. But for a $7 bagel and cream cheese, they hucked the bagel in the toaster, tossed it in a to-go box with two cream cheese packets and sent me on my way. Rip-off. I know, it's Las Vegas, but I wish I could find a decent place for a bagel and real cream cheese around here.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 5
Demy Karalis
5 minutes before closing and the lady was so friendly and pleasant, that was unbelievable. She deserves all these 5 stars. Admittedly, we miss the old 12" meatball sandwiches and the very long every-day hours. It is clean, the food is very good. The prices... same like the rest of Vegas.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Sandwiches, Egg and Cheese Croissant
M0rleySt
$15 for a muffin! Oh my God! Staff lovely - bit the prices are nuts a bit of hot food. Went for a Sausage Egg and Cheese muffin while rushing around the strip one morning. Tasty, but served in a recycled cardboard box that made it look like prison food!
Floyd Reno
Avoid this place. Nothing is fresh. Ordered a hot sub and they pulled it out of a fridge already made, guessing a while ago, and microwaved it. Even the pop was not cold. Worse meal in vegas.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Gerald R.
BREAKFAST ON MY FINAL FULL DAY AT VEGASThe second Thursday in July was my final day at Vegas. I stayed at The Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Nosh is inside The Horseshoe located by the Jubilee Tower. Since I was going to have a porterhouse steak for dinner I wanted breakfast not only to be light, but also to be filling enough to last me to dinner. I ordered white chocolate mocha and two pastries - cheese and apple danishes. Both danishes were flaky and not stale. The mocha was a good caffeine starter for the day. Both pastries and expresso drink served their purpose by satisfying my hunger to dinner.
Mary K.
Convenient for a quick breakfast if you're staying at the Horsheshoe, but nothing special. I got a cranberry muffin and it was fresh and flavorful; by husband's sausage, egg and cheese on an English muffin good. $28 for that plus a large coffee - a little expensive but that's Vegas!
Willow
Nice spot for a quick bite to eat. No frills food for a decent
Nice spot for a quick bite to eat. No frills food for a decent
Gabriela Gomez
Not only are the sandwiches pre made (pre packaged) but the customer service is awful. Showed the lady a picture of what I wanted off her online menu and she replies rudely stating I have the wrong restaurant. When I show her it’s their business, she goes on to say “that’s not us, our sandwiches come premade”. I understand it’s Vegas but charging premium price for premade sandwiches?? Walk or go somewhere else. This place is not worth it. The premade sandwiches were not good either.
Perry Harrell
The best place to grab a quick breakfast at Horseshoe. I really liked the ham, egg & cheese croissant sandwich a lot. I was pleasantly surprised. The bacon, egg and cheese croissant sandwich was also very goodThey are pricey at $13.99/each but when you're on the Strip and need something quick it got the job done. Bottle of water was $5.99 which I found a tad egregious. Friendly staff though.You can have it delivered to your room at the Horseshoe for $9.99.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Portia Moore
It was good, just be patient if you’re in for a conference. The line was pretty long, and was about an hour wait at 8:30 a.m.Their espresso is delicious, and the staff is friendly! Decent selection of breakfast food options, however their breakfast sandwiches can not be modified. Example - sausage and egg on croissant, you can’t switch the croissant for a biscuit, or change for bacon. Hope this helps!
Mahesh
One of the most expensive coffee + waterI just paid $14 for a black coffee and bottled water ?
This was a top place for bagels on the strip in Vegas so I decided to check it out. Although they only had one bagel to choose from, it got the job done for a reasonable price. The breakfast sandwich looked like the way to go at this spot. Very quick and friendly service at this walk up counter location in the horseshoe hotel.
$6.99 for a water, Dasani water?! Get real please.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Nosh Deli is a cute little place to grab a quick bite of premade food. It is tucked away off to the side and unless you explored this place fully, you could probably miss it. Honestly, if you did miss it, you aren't missing much. As I had said, this is a place to grab food that is either already made (pastries) or items that can be heated up (sandwiches), or made on the fly (mostly drinks). Think of this as a coffee shop meets Subway. As I also said, it is tucked away. Depending on how you look at the Horseshoe it is off the main entrance. tucked back by the escalators that take you to some convention space and the elevators to the one tower. Honestly, this also feels like the less active wing of the hotel unless you are there for a conference, into high stake poker, or Keno. As for the food, meh. I had missed breakfast at the convention I was there to work and needed something to hold me over until lunch. I got in what was a short line and waited. And waited. And waited. The line moved along at a sloth's pace. With this place being hidden, they usually only have one worker running around behind the counter. And if you get a casino regular in line, you'll be there for a minute as they are trying to figure out what they can get for free. All I wanted was a chocolate croissant and some sweet tea. Honestly, that is all I wanted. I waited fifteen minutes for those items. Those premade items. Then to be charged nearly $13 for it, I felt like I was charged per the minute. The croissant was good, but shouldn't be that rich...money wise.
The staff member that took my order was very pleasant. The worker making the food looked efficient. But for a $7 bagel and cream cheese, they hucked the bagel in the toaster, tossed it in a to-go box with two cream cheese packets and sent me on my way. Rip-off. I know, it's Las Vegas, but I wish I could find a decent place for a bagel and real cream cheese around here.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 5
5 minutes before closing and the lady was so friendly and pleasant, that was unbelievable. She deserves all these 5 stars. Admittedly, we miss the old 12" meatball sandwiches and the very long every-day hours. It is clean, the food is very good. The prices... same like the rest of Vegas.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Sandwiches, Egg and Cheese Croissant
$15 for a muffin! Oh my God! Staff lovely - bit the prices are nuts a bit of hot food. Went for a Sausage Egg and Cheese muffin while rushing around the strip one morning. Tasty, but served in a recycled cardboard box that made it look like prison food!
Avoid this place. Nothing is fresh. Ordered a hot sub and they pulled it out of a fridge already made, guessing a while ago, and microwaved it. Even the pop was not cold. Worse meal in vegas.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
BREAKFAST ON MY FINAL FULL DAY AT VEGASThe second Thursday in July was my final day at Vegas. I stayed at The Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Nosh is inside The Horseshoe located by the Jubilee Tower. Since I was going to have a porterhouse steak for dinner I wanted breakfast not only to be light, but also to be filling enough to last me to dinner. I ordered white chocolate mocha and two pastries - cheese and apple danishes. Both danishes were flaky and not stale. The mocha was a good caffeine starter for the day. Both pastries and expresso drink served their purpose by satisfying my hunger to dinner.
Convenient for a quick breakfast if you're staying at the Horsheshoe, but nothing special. I got a cranberry muffin and it was fresh and flavorful; by husband's sausage, egg and cheese on an English muffin good. $28 for that plus a large coffee - a little expensive but that's Vegas!
Nice spot for a quick bite to eat. No frills food for a decent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
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Nice spot for a quick bite to eat. No frills food for a decent
Not only are the sandwiches pre made (pre packaged) but the customer service is awful. Showed the lady a picture of what I wanted off her online menu and she replies rudely stating I have the wrong restaurant. When I show her it’s their business, she goes on to say “that’s not us, our sandwiches come premade”. I understand it’s Vegas but charging premium price for premade sandwiches?? Walk or go somewhere else. This place is not worth it. The premade sandwiches were not good either.
The best place to grab a quick breakfast at Horseshoe. I really liked the ham, egg & cheese croissant sandwich a lot. I was pleasantly surprised. The bacon, egg and cheese croissant sandwich was also very goodThey are pricey at $13.99/each but when you're on the Strip and need something quick it got the job done. Bottle of water was $5.99 which I found a tad egregious. Friendly staff though.You can have it delivered to your room at the Horseshoe for $9.99.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
It was good, just be patient if you’re in for a conference. The line was pretty long, and was about an hour wait at 8:30 a.m.Their espresso is delicious, and the staff is friendly! Decent selection of breakfast food options, however their breakfast sandwiches can not be modified. Example - sausage and egg on croissant, you can’t switch the croissant for a biscuit, or change for bacon. Hope this helps!
One of the most expensive coffee + waterI just paid $14 for a black coffee and bottled water ?