The Grille Inside The Golden Nugget

Always a good comfort food place to eat. The ladies and cooks always handle the huge crowd of characters who frequent this food stop. Very satisfying menu to select from when your taking a quick break from the casino, always a good choice for quick bite.

Slow, slow, slow. Also, they don’t know how to do something basic like toast a bagel. I asked for 3 bagels to be extra toasted, and they came out barely even regular toasted. Supermarket quality crap at high prices. Did I mention they were slow, slow, slow?

The only time we ate lunch in Las Vegas, we ate at The Grille. It’s located inside the casino and serves sandwiches, salads and breakfast, also snacks like nachos and buffalo wings. They have a few dessert items, like cookies and ice cream, too. My husband had corned beef on rye and I had pastrami on marble rye. The sandwiches come with french fries, cole slaw or potato salad. Breakfast is available all day. The corned beef and pastrami sandwiches were good and hearty. We’re from the east coast, where you can get a pastrami sandwich that can feed a family of six, so this was tamer in comparison. The meats were yummy and just what you’d expected them to be. They had good half-​sour pickles, too. We saw people coming in to get food to take out.

My boyfriend ate here twice while we stayed at The Golden Nugget, and he loved it. The second time, he had the BBQ Bacon Burger. He said that was the best meal he had in Vegas, and gave it a 9 out of 10 on the burger scale. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Thanks for the extra pickles. ;-)

Good and filling portion and was way better than I was expecting it to be.

You’re at the Golden Nugget on Fremont Street. It isn’t the Four Seasons. Grab some cheap grub at the Grille. Let your kosher hot dog, grilled cheese sandwich or fries sop up some booze and then move on to the next destination. If you’re in a hurry, there’s a Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog cart posted about 30 feet northeast of the Grille inside of the Golden Nugget.
I have to mention my favorite dive diner on Fremont is the Binion’s Café. If you’re feeling bold, finish the evening with a plate of Country Fried Steak & Eggs, accompanied by a greasy spoon and stiff cup of Joe.

Place is a quick stop to get your burger or breakfast sandwich… food is fine. I liked it… yes it costs a bit more… Fremont is right outside. if you want to price shop.
Breakfast Burrito seems to be very popular.

Great food! We ordered the onion rings and the Reuben and the food was amazing! Nice and hot and very fresh. Very impressed. Thank you so much! Will be back again for another meal for sure

We ate at The Grille twice during our stay at the Golden Nugget, once for breakfast and lunch. For breakfast, my BF and I each ordered a bacon breakfast sandwich… pretty reasonably priced at $ 8. It was a big sandwich! The bacon was crispy and there was a nice sized egg patty. The muffin was also really warm and everything was melty. Yum! The garlic parmesean fries were really fresh and tasty too a la carte.
For lunch I ordered their club sandwich, which always seems like a Vegas classic to me. I like how they subbed the usual extra piece of bread for more turkey: D. Their fries were also really hot and crispy. My BF ordered a BBQ cheeseburger. He thought it was delicious! Nice bun & patty.

Pricey but yummy! One of the best fries I have had. Pretty small place which can be missed very easily. Not much seating.

No Room Service.
No Take Out.
Can’t even call in an order for pick up.
Hole in the hall in the middle of filthy cigarette smokers and drunk cougars.
Lots of obnoxious white people.
BUT through all of that negativity is a place that has some good food. I purchased a Grilled Cheese Cheese Burger and holy lord was it amazing! Picture 2 grilled cheese sandwiches and a cheese burger jammed in the center! Very tasty totally worth the money!

Yummy Looking burgers and fries. The burgers were good, I love it because it had the taste of an extremely difficult to find burger. The fries was good, I prefer the fries here because I know how they cooked it.
Service was okay, very attentive crews.

I was at the Golden Nugget for a convention and needed something quick to eat. Asked the people around for suggestions and decided to come here. They offer some sandwiches, pizza, salad and so on.
ATMOSPHERE
This specific place is surrounded by slot machines. Didn’t like the cigarette smoke and loud noise coming out from the slot machines but it’s a casino so what can I expect –_​–
CUSTOMER SERVICE
none.
FOOD
After looking at the menu, decided to get a chicken focaccia. It was pretty good!
Fries had some spice/​seasoning and was tasty. Chicken focaccia was tasty as well. It reminded me of gyro for some reason. Other people mentioned here that price is a little high but I felt that chicken focaccia was worth the price I paid ($ 9.72 including tax).
OVERALL
It was a ok experience for me. Food was pretty good but wouldn’t come back just for that. Food came out in less than 15 minutes which was fast. If you are looking for something quick to eat inside the Golden Nugget then this is it, just don’t go with high expectation.

Before we left our Vegas trip we wanted to go to Fremont Street for a fun last day. Handsome’s parent met up with us and we decided to grab lunch here and do some gambling before our flight. We all liked our food. Handsome, my FIL and I got burgers and my MIL got a club I think? Everything was good! It’s not gourmet burgers but it was good for what it was!

Ordered breakfast here, a breakfast burrito and a breakfast sandwich with Orange Juice. In totally it was about $ 17.
Breakfast Burrito: Scrambled eggs, breakfast sausage, pice de gallo, black bean, cheese. It also comes with some potatoes. Menu price is about $ 6.50 and it doesn’t come with a drink. Not too bad.
Breakfast Sandwich: Eggs, Sausage and Cheese. Pretty much like a Mcds Breakfast Sandwich. Except my sandwich was a bit too greasy, still good though! Also $ 6.50.
Overall the food was pretty good, decent prices. Combos don’t come with drink.

Their cheese pizza is just gross, and it took such a long time. The food is horrible. The staff were very abrupt too. It was a huge disappointment.
Years ago, before they remodeled, I believe the place was just called the Snack Bar, and the food was excellent. The cheese pizza was delicious and authentic, chicken tenders were yum, and sandwiches, hot dogs, pastries were top notch. Once Steve Wynn sold the place, the Golden Nugget restaurants and buffet started going downhill. I think this is probably rock bottom, because I refuse to believe it could get any worse.

Every casino has a ²⁴⁄₇ diner/​café type place that offers quick eats. For the Golden Nugget, that place is called «The Grille». And the creative name reflects the establishment — this is no ²⁴⁄₇ wait service dive diner with charm. It’s quick counter-​service style with a rather basic menu.
Nonetheless, what I ordered was pretty good. The breakfast burrito, stuffed with chorizo, potato, and egg, is ample and filling for $ 6. Many cite the slow service here, but I didn’t have an issue with the service. There are better places for late night eats on Fremont St, but this isn’t bad if you are staying at the Nugget and want something quick and close.

We stayed at the Nugget with some friends. When we got in, they were already at the casino and we were hungry. Our friends suggested us to run over to
The Grille. We thought it was good. My husband had a burger and I had a Turkey club. It hit the spot. We got there at a good time and our food came out about 15 min. or so. Tasted fresh.
Not sure why all the negative reviews. I mean this place is in a CASINO and there are lots of people anyway. This food is cooked to order, you can tell it’s fresh.

3.5 stars
I was debating on the rating because it was expensive and took WAY too long, but I really enjoyed my meal. We were in line for more than 20 minutes with only about 4 people in front of us, so that was pretty annoying.
I ordered the hot wings & fries and my bf got cheese pizza. I absolutely loved the wings! They were crispy and spicy with delicious bleu cheese dressing. The fries were really good, a little too greasy, but yummy.
My bf said his pizza was bland, but OK, generically doughy and generic tasting sauce.

Man, I needed a quick fix after a night downtown and we literally stumbled upon this place.
I can’t really say much as I was really drunk, however I do remember that the place is pretty small. There’s a bar countertop and maybe a few chairs. Little quaint place inside the casino. The cashier who helped us was cordial and she even joked around a little with us which made it a great interaction.
For the food, I got the mushroom swiss burger. I can’t remember the cost, however, I remember paying around 10 bucks for that and a shared appetizer of some sort. What I do remember though, is that the burger was not flavored. I thought it was super bland. I the mushrooms were perfectly carmelized and the swiss did bring a little flavor, but the star of show (or supposed to be), the burger, wasn’t really seasoned. I really did enjoy the fries however. They were super crispy and shoe string-​ish. My preferance!
All in all, it was an ok kind of place. Not much to choose from that late at night but it did the trick!