3/5 Kelsey H. 2 years ago on Google
Review
for
Bottomless
Brunch.
We
came
here
for
brunch
on
our
last
day
in
Vegas.
We
decided
to
hang
out
in
the
Mandalay
Bay
because
it's
closest
to
the
airport
and
there's
fun
stuff
to
do
there.
This
brunch
is
a
great
option
if
you're
flying
out
on
a
weekend
and
want
to
kill
time
at
a
nearby
casino!
Also
Mandalay
bell
desk
stored
our
luggage.
Overall
the
brunch
is
good.
It
sure
is
bottomless
and
I
felt
like
I
needed
to
be
transported
in
a
gurney
outta
there
after
eating.
Fun
to
try
different
dishes.
I
eat
pescetarian
when
there's
not
vegan
options
and
was
able
to
eat
11/16
options
on
the
brunch
menu.
So
it's
still
worth
it
for
pescetarians.
At
home,
I
mostly
eat
vegan
but
sorry
vegans
this
brunch
is
not
for
you.
There
is
a
grand
total
of
1
vegan
option
(the
prickly
pear
parfait
which
is
really
good
but
hardly
worth
it
for
$43
brunch).
For
vegetarians,
there
are
7
options
so
could
be
worth
it
(though
much
of
the
options
are
sweets
and
personally
I
prefer
a
savory
breakfast).
The
regular
menu
has
some
really
good
sounding
vegan
options
though!
I'd
love
to
come
back
to
try
them
next
Vegas
trip
since
I
now
think
I'm
going
to
make
a
tradition
of
spending
the
last
few
hours
before
the
airport
at
Mandalay
:).
The
drinks
are
good
here
too.
I
got
a
classic
margarita
and
the
guayaba
spritz
which
was
delicious
with
the
jalepeno
tequila
and
rhubarb.
My
favorite
brunch
choices
were
the
shrimp
and
grits,
the
churro
bites,
and
the
chilaquiles.
Overall
everything
was
enjoyable--some
were
amazing,
some
were
closer
to
okay.
FYI,
some
of
the
food
was
on
the
colder
side.
Not
all,
but
there
were
a
few
dishes
that
I
wish
were
hotter.
And
there
are
a
few
dishes
that
advertise
as
coming
with
a
fried
egg
on
the
menu,
but
it
came
with
scrambled.
They
would
have
been
better
with
a
runny
fried
egg
as
advertised.
Also
we
had
some
friends
join
us
later
(1:45ish)
and
the
waitress
said
the
kitchen
closed
at
3
so
encouraged
them
to
order
everything
they
wanted
upfront.
Go
earlier
if
you
don't
want
to
feel
rushed.
Kinda
lame
to
rush
people
when
there's
still
over
an
hour
left,
but
make
your
reservation
for
12
or
1
if
you
want
a
leisurely
brunch.
Overall
it
was
worth
it,
but
not
mind
blowing
and
a
few
stuff
that
was
so/so.
Would
still
eat
here
again
though,
but
probably
try
the
regular
menu.
Also
don't
let
this
deter
you
from
the
brunch,
another
thing
was
that
it
was
labor
day
weekend
and
BUSY,
I
would
guess
and
hope
that
contributed
to
the
cold-ish
food
and
lack
of
fried
eggs
and
rushing.
It's
a
nice
restaurant
on
the
inside,
very
big
and
we
sat
downstairs
near
the
pool.
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