Hash House A Go Go West Sahara
American · Breakfast · Las Vegas, NV
About
Forget the tiny plates and steep prices of Strip brunch spots. Hash House A Go Go West Sahara serves massive, affordable portions of creative American comfort food in a casual, lively setting. The crowd is mixed gay and straight, mostly 30- and 40-somethings, and the venue actively supports the LGBTQ community. It's brunch done right.
You'll want to arrive hungry. The pancakes and hash are favorites among regulars, and the portions are famously huge. Hours are limited to morning and early afternoon, closing by 3pm on weekends. If you're exploring further, Mon Ami Gabi offers a French bistro experience on the Strip, but for hearty, no-fuss comfort food, this is your spot.
Located in Southwest Las Vegas, off the Strip, it's a local favorite away from the tourist crowds.
Features
- ✓Supportive of the local LGBTQ community
- ✓Mix of gay, straight, and queer diners
- ✓Casual vibe popular with 30- and 40-somethings
- ✓Friendly staff and straightforward service
- ✓Reasonable prices for generous servings
Cuisine
Good for
Practical
What people say
Rated from 4,337 reviews. 12 community ratings. View this venue on Yelp
From the community
“We will go back”
We appreciated the straightforwardness of this place. The servings are enormous and the employees were very kind. The pancakes were tasty and my husband ordered the hash, which he liked. The only downside was the drinks, which we felt were too expensive.
A visitor · Over a year ago
“Enormous portions to soak up an enormous hangover”
For what it is—huge, almost comically large portions—this spot is quite good. It's also not too expensive, which is rare for a restaurant near the main tourist area. Great after a late night exploring the local scene.
A guest · Over a year ago
“Twisted Farm Food (menu Headline)”
They back the LGBTQ communities, and the food is fairly priced (unusual in a city where visitors often overpay), with portions that are ridiculously large.
A recent visitor · Over a year ago
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it expensive? +
It's reasonably priced, especially compared to Strip restaurants. Reviewers note the portions are huge for the cost.
What are the hours? +
Open Monday to Friday 8am-2pm, Saturday and Sunday 8am-3pm.
Is it popular with the LGBT community? +
Yes, the restaurant supports the LGBT community and attracts a mixed gay and straight crowd.
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