Griddlecakes

This place has changed to Stacks and Yolks so we decided to give it another try. What a change!!! Food was great. Service was great. Food was a little slow coming out because there was a car show but worth the wait. Definitely worth another look if you’ve been to previous restaurant.

The service was great. The food is always exceptional. The fresh strawberries on French toast is spectacular. The griddle plates are always a good bet. Waffles are better then the pancakes and the pancakes are wonderful. I like how they do breakfast mostly and do it very well. I could eat here daily. Fresh squeezed juice who does that anymore. So GOOD. Glad to see that merged their other location. Now 2 locations for stacks and yolks. Good eats for sure

I would not normally give this type of star as much as possible but this place is not what I expected it. To start with the name changed to Stacks and Yolks. The place looked like it was cheaply renovated. It was our first time and we normally ask the waitress what the specialties are and she doesn’t know said she was new. Ok cool, maybe someone else does?
The food is not bad but probably not very sanitary right after we left the place he had a weird stomach sensation another hour later he was already throwing up and having diarrhea, the doctor said could have been food poison and now he’s taking Flagyl for 7 days. I could be wrong but I’m not taking any chances, not coming back to this place.

Now called Stacks & Yokes… great family owned and operated restaurant… good PLENTIFUL food. dignature stacks are AWESOME… Breakfast served all day and open till 9pm… Oh my !!!

The staff are wonderful. They truly care about the people who come in. Good food… true desire to leave the customer happy.

Arrived at 9:50 am on a Sunday morning… Seated rather quickly, then waited over an HOUR before our food came. The wait is not worth it, especially when you have kids. Avoid this restaurant on a weekend.

I dropped into Griddlecakes for the 1^st time at the suggestion of my breakfast buddy. We went to the location on Cheyenne & Jones & it’s very quaint. Some sort of converted former fast food joint. Everyone was very polite & attentive & you could tell that there were regulars, which is always encouraging. But!, my issue came when we quickly realized their roof has TONS of leaks (it was raining)! There were buckets everywhere, tables out of commission for being dripped on & even we were a centimeter away from a steady drip. I was legit worried that the roof was going to just cave in. That can’t be safe… or allowed… because this was not a surprise to them with one isolated leak that just happened. I truly feel like it’s an ongoing issue. The breakfast & coffee weren’t out of this world, but it was really good… & it was nice that, at 8:00 in the morning, there wasn’t a 45min wait. But the leaks– that really took some of the appeal away!

Great cakes. Had the Monkey Business, wonderful fluffy pancake. The food takes a little time to get out because they are making the food fresh. I would easily rate the pancackes as top 10 in Vegas. Fresh OJ, freshly ground coffee, thank for doing breakfast right!

O.J. was DELICIOUS!
Food was yummy.
Service was very polite, helpful and efficient.
Lower marks given because they DO NOT have butter in this establishment at all, margarine only… blech!
What kind of a breakfast place only has margarine?

This place is just down the street from my home. I’ve been here with my daughter a few times and brunch with a friends and have experienced very good service. Each time the place was busy and still the food and service was on point.
The last five times I’ve been there I went with my husband. Two out of the five times we were there we had good service. The other three times we had issues due to a waitress.
There is one particular waitress, dont know her name. The only way I can describe her is the girl with the piercing in the middle if her Clavicle bone. Let’s call her Clavi.
Clavi wasn’t outwardly rude but she was definitely being weird and kinda fake nice. My experience with her while there with my daughter and my friends in the past have always been warm and friendly. But something changed when I started going there with my husband.
1^st visit with my husband our order never made it to the kitchen. I had to get up and ask the guy, who I believed was either Mgt or the owner about our order. It had been over 35 mins and Clavi never came back to our table to check on us or to see if we needed more coffee etc. My husband and I usually discuss weeks events during brunch and didnt realize we were waiting that long. When we did, we realized that two small groups of people came in after we placed our orders and they got their food. Mgt apologized and we got our food about 5 mins later.
2^nd and 3^rd time we were there we had a different waitress and the service was great. Busy days… and we got our food within a reasonable time.
The 4^th time Clavi was our waitress and we waited and saw a large group put in there order after us and got their food which doesn’t make sense. We didn’t order anything special and we had to wait about 25 mins to get our food. I had to wave to her her attention that time.
5^th time I was there with my husband and daughter and we ended up being served by Clavi and she was weirdly loud with us while taking our order. Weird and annoying! Also it happen again, no food but this time it was over 20 mins… others were seated and eating. Also Clavi addressed every table in our area but ours asking if they needed anything. I decided I’m going to ask about our food so that we are not sitting there for over 20 mins again. This time no mgt in site but Clavi made her way over to the register to address me and pointed out that our food was there… yeah it was there sitting and waiting for someone to bring it to us. She just chose not to do it In a timely manner apparently.
When she brought the food she seemed annoyed and talked to us with a louder tone asked if we needed anything else then left and came back once and refilled my daughters water. Ignored my empty water cup or my husband’s coffee cup. Never bothered to grab my cup or my husband’s cup also never bothered to bring us out check. we sat their took our time and couldn’t get anyone’s attention to get more water. At this time they were not that busy.
I was never rude to this woman or anyone at the restaurant not even when we had to ask for our food. Don’t know what her issue was until my husband pointed out that she seem to have an issue with us. We are an interracial couple and he says he’d seen that look before. (FYI my husband is white. I am not) I’m not used to being treated that way so I thought I’d write this so that maybe Mgt can address this and other customers do not get treated this way.
I don’t know what her deal is but we do like the food and the other staff members seem to be genuinely nice. We might be back but will make a point to not sit in her section.

One of my best friends and I ate here and I have to say the food was great I got a homemade sausage gravy and 3 egg breakfast with sourdough toast really good not great but really good for the price. The service seemed to be attentive but needed to wait a while to have the half decent cup of coffee and water refilled. Other than small issues the restaurant was very home felt and the food was above par. I’ll be returning.

Always great food great service awesome family environment the owners and servers are aleways friendly and make u feel like family

Ok… this is what breakfast should be like.
The place is cute and homely the service was good and the food was great. I had the big Nevaden skillet which consists of seasoned ground beef and bacon topped off with over medium egg (well the egg was over over medium close to over hard FYI to the cooks some people like the yolk to run when split) over seasoned potatoes… delicious.
My wife had country biscuits and gravy because we got a little argument about me liking country biscuits (and after wouldn’t share)…I didn’t get to try it lol but all good we did take back some home and I will get some (that will teach her who can and can’t get some of her biscuits… lol) ok… Now the finishing touch the gorgeous lemon blueberry pancake topped of with whipped cream… do I have to say more??? The only thing I would ask all waitresses on hand… if you are walking around with a full coffee pot in your hand… yes get to your tables but… look side to side and surrounding area if anyone would like some more coffee (your table or not… It’s a team effort)
Sorry I had to end it this way but… I sat coffee less for more than 7 – 8 minutes maybe even 10 minutes without my morning go and get up juice (while I watched as waitresses walked with full coffee pots in hand but because I wasn’t thier table not one look… but this can be fixed… everything else great

This place has good food, not great but good. The décor is outdated and needs a good cleaning but i guess it can be good if you’re looking for an old fashion diner.
Customer service is great and they get your food to you extremely fast.

The setting was a little awkward. You’re practically sitting with the table next to you.
The waitress was nice but not very attentive.
The omelet was okay, the iced tea tasted horrible and the toast was the cheapest piece of bread I’ve ever had in my life.
Always drove by it and wanted to check it out, I’m glad I finally did now I know.
(Off my list)

Griddlecakes was a pleasant surprise regarding the flavor of the food. We ordered the Griddle Skillet and the Chicken wings and waffles. The Griddle skillet was so good and the feta set it off! Very filling. My husband had the Waffles and wings, it came with four wings. He was full after eating all the food to it’s entirety.
The décor is dated and does not flow. The theme was country inn and could be updated. The only issue we had was the ceiling fan overhead was dusty.

Perfect spot again where Unilocal needs 3.5 stars but with this one I am siding with the 4 stars. We went here the other morning for breakfast.
I had biscuits and gravy and who I was with had the hobo breakfast skillet.
Both meals where good diner food which was what was expected. The staff was attentive and quite nice, not too much not too little but just right.
There are two groups meeting there a veterans type of group and a 2^nd amendment rights group. Both of these made me like this place even more.

The vibe in here was a little off, it felt tense. My waitress, the only one never greeted me or told me her name. She just said can I take your order. My eggs and bacon came up and they sat there instead of being served while they’re hot she chose to add up some tickets and wait for my pancakes. The eggs were very good, they were scrambled just right good flavor pity they were now room temperature, I would have enjoyed them more hot. The pancakes were dense doughy like and I could taste some of the lemon, not the blueberry, they had a spoonful of blueberry preserve on them. No matter how much syrup they were still kinda hard to eat because of the density. Overall not super friendly environment.
The waitress and other staff discussed how the owner only hires young girls only, that’s not something that the public needs to know. This was a one time visit for me, despite the great eggs everything else is sort of off

Items Selected:
Buttermilk Biscuits
French Toast
Short Stack of Chocolate Chip Buttermilk Pancakes
Locally owned and operated, with two locations stretching the Valley from Southeast to Northwest, it was to Griddlecakes North Jones location that I pointed the GPS on Saturday morning after a late Friday night out, and arriving just prior to 9:30am to a packed house it was to charming youthful service that I was greeted, a small two top on the fringe of the kitchen my seat for the next hour of traditional American breakfast fare.
Clearly a popular choice of locals, the space brimming with folks aged seven months to seventy plus years, water was delivered simultaneously with a menu upon seating and deferring on coffee that smelled just a touch overroasted it a brief perusal of the menu that saw three items ordered, the restaurant’s free WiFi keeping me occupied during a twenty minute wait in which I was checked on frequently with water topped off twice.
Not a place to reinvent the wheel, though a few novelties are offered, it was entirely with personal favorites that I decided to test the Griddlecakes’ kitchen and after eschewing the warmed pseudo-​syrup in favor of good stuff brought from home my first bites of the restaurant’s French Toast spoke to a classic presentation really no different than that which can be made at home, the bread a store-​bought eggy sort with just enough cinnamon and vanilla in the batter to tickle the palate with the center was still just a touch doughy, a longer soak perhaps overlooked by a line-​cook facing the weekend morning crush.
Moving next to a short stack of pancakes, billed as ‘large,’ by my young server and topped with a $ 1.99 surcharge of chocolate chips, suffice it to say that pancakes double the size of those offered at Griddlecakes are offered at no-​less than a dozen spots in Las Vegas and although preparation was ‘good enough’ given the $ 5.99 tab these too were nothing special, the meal’s lone standout a pair of buttermilk biscuits that were undoubtedly house-​made given their oblong flattened shape and all the better for it with ample notes of buttermilk still notable after a lacquer of butter and honey, both.
A competent breakfast kitchen serving up American standards at a fair price, Griddlecakes is a good locals spot for those in the Northwest, and presumably the Southeast, but certainly not a destination — similar fare found at a similar price at not only several other mom n’ pop places, but also in the cafes of several major casino cafes 24-​hours a day.

Cute little breakfast place. After passing by a few hundred times we decided to pop in and check it out.
I think making the door a little bit more noticeable would be helpful. It was just a white door with no sign. I honestly thought the front door could’ve been the back door!
This place has a home style feel to it. The décor made me feel like I was at grandmas place having breakfast. Very welcoming and warm.
Portions are big. Although I did make sure I didn’t get anything that was too big. I looked around at people’s food and boy were the portions huge.
I got red velvet hot cakes which were pretty delish. 1 hot cake can feed 2! I also got a biscuit with gravy. Everytime I order biscuits and gravy there has always been some sort of meat in it, most of the time sausage but theres do not come with sausage. BUT it was my fault to assume this one would. The biscuit was a good size with ton of gravy.
I really don’t like how the kitchen where the cooking is done is very visible. I don’t know what it is but I just do not like watching my food being made. That’s just a pet peeve of mines.
Staff was wonderful. It was a pleasant visit.