Jerry’s Famous Coffee Shop

For many years I have gone to Jerrys Nugget for their famous Prime Rib. This time, not good at all. They told me when I returned it, it was the last piece. They refunded my money for that. It was my birthday and my Granddaughter’s. .We did not receive the usual birthday cake. It was such a disappointment. It was as if the staff had gotten together and their mission was to get rid of us. They just happen to be all of one race, which I have never had an issue like this, ever, anyplace. When I contacted a man the next day to explain it was my 65^th birthday, and my Granddaughter’s 18^th, (both special). His response was: «Well I suggest you plan your birthdays elsewhere then Jerry’s Nugget in the future. He then hung up on me. This place has done a change for the worse. I will be eating my prime rib elsewhere. I am a 40 year local… It is old and I did fear there may be bugs there… It is not the same when the staff is allowed to gang up on a senior and my family.

Our server was good. The food took quite awhile to come out and when it did all eggs were overcooked. I ordered Eggs Benedict and the poached eggs came out with yolks completely cooked. My sister ordered over medium and they were hard. They took them back and had the chef redo them. It was frustrating to wait so long but once they redid the food, it was good.

Had the worst service here. The manager is so rude. My mother in law didn’t like the prime rib it was raw so she asked for it to be cooked longer. And it came back just as raw and didn’t seem to be cooked any longer so she asked if she could trade it. Manager came over and said no because she cut it and he said since she cut into it he couldn’t resale it and would have to throw it away. Like what? You would have resold it?! And he didn’t have any sympathy that they didn’t cook her steak to her liking. He just left and we paid for her full meal and all she ate was the corn. Plus way too much cheese in the quesadilla and too much fat on the small steaks. The server was the only good thing about the place she tried to help but was out of her control. Would never eat here again or recommend it to family or friends.

Went to Jerry’s with my wife, Aunt and Uncle.
The selection was amazing.
We reach got our own desserts.
Everything was delicious. Nom, Nom, Nom.

After watching all those tacky late night jerrys nugget commercials for so many years I finally step into into this place today for lunch since I’m working on this side of town for the most part of the day.
Pulled in & felt safe right away parking in between 3 metro cars :) first thought: «I hope theyre not here on business»
Walked into a twilight zone feeling kinda place. I noticed a pizza place and I kept walking past the live table gaming trying to find the coffee shop.
when i finally found it, I asked the hostess if they had any specials and she pointed at a board on the entry way. I thought this place had cheap food specials? o. O apparently not … lol
I went thru the menu and I noticed they mostly had strip casino food prices.
Decided id go with the smallest prime rib plate.
Needless to say, I mainly enjoyed the garbanzo bean soup and the ice water.
It’s hard to believe what they charge on this side of town for a less than ordinary meal. :/​
(let me remind you guys that foremaster lane is just down the street lined up with the less fortunate) if you catch my drift!

Been going here for prime rib for almost 20 years. Perfectly cooked fast efficient service. Typical casual diner, nothing fancy. the deserts are phenominal. I would just say to keep your receipt as they charged us twice for the tip amount we entered. Will return for prime rib for sure! Yummmm! :)

BF and I came here after one of his coworkers raved about how great this place is. Menu is massive, with classic diner specials as well as a huge case of desserts and a random section of Greek dishes. The huevos rancheros was okay, and my guy was thrilled that they had the prime rib dinner special available at 10AM. Miraculously, we resisted the sweets. Portions were large and prices were fairly low, about $ 30 for both of us, including tip.
Service was okay. Hostess/​cashier was slow, server was efficient but brusque. Food was better than expected, but not something I’d come back for.
Note: This is your only on-​site dining option before noon, unless you want popcorn and ice cream from the snack bar.

One of my pet peeves is when the servers forget to refill my drink for a while but it didnt really bother me as much today.
The servers were very nice and my burgers was great for the price. I had the Firealarm burger which was not spicy. My friends had the Habanero salsa and i can honestly say it is one of the best salsas i have ever tried, «just lile a mama used ta make!»
I recommend this cheap, nice café and perhaps an after dinner drink at locally owned bar «Chicas Bonitas», which my friends say is all the rave right now.

If I could give no stars I would. So Friday night my family and I went here for dinner. My grandparents have been going to Jerry’s for the prime rib for decades (literally). However this day was the worst service we have ever received. After the drive in plus sightseeing we were hungry. When I got my food it was disgusting. I ordered the 3 item Mexican combination plate. I normally order this. But like I said disgusting. Rice was cold, the beans were canned, old and dried out. The burrito was not wrapped and small. Enchilada was disappointing it was cold and canned sauce. Chile relleno was a treasure hunt to find the cheese in. My aunt ordered the steak, as did my mother and husband. My aunt’s steak was over cooked and had too much fat left on. Waitress was nowhere to be found so we all ate whatever we could stomach. After 10+ hours on the road cold yuck food was better than nothing. We told her about our experience expecting her to apologize. She didn’t do that. She just said, «We’ll why did you eat it? You’re going to pay for it anyway.» We said we weren’t complaining in order to receive a discount or anything just so they knew our opinion. She called the manager who came out and acted like an butt hole. He didn’t care and told us the steaks have a little fat on them even though we showed him the big chunks of fat. He said we should have complained when the food was brought out, which we should have but after all the waiting forget that we were hungry. Also my husband, grandma, and aunt ordered hot tea. The got lukewarm water and a tea bag. We asked several times for HOT water but it was only lukewarm. Horrible. Plus the server kept getting upset when we’d ask for more hot water.
Sadly we won’t be going back the quality of food has gone down.

Food reasonable and tasty, service was ok, as the host gave us a funny look when we asked for hot water with lemon, is it anymore different than cold water with lemon (we both were a little under the weather)? I’ve been there many times for a meal and never had an issue, but this time was weird, the waitress only billed us for 2 breakfast that we ordered, when we went to pay, they told us we have to add charges for 2 teas, because you use the honey and lemon, like tea, even though it was hot water? Pretty petty, if I were to use honey and lemon in my cold water would they charge me extra for lemonade? I have had hot water and lemon at many eating establishment, and never been billed for it, so minus a star. Would I go back, maybe, this left a sour taste in my mouth, maybe I’ll stick to the deli and/​or take my business elsewhere…

I really wanted to like Jerry’s Coffee shop, a relic family owned casino off the beaten path, I was hoping to find a hidden gem tucked away.
Atmosphere I would rate at 3 (the smell of fried food lingering in the air just doesn’t do it for me).
Service was solid 5, our waiter was beaming with enthusiasm, was attentive and prompt. Cashier was a sweetheart and very polite.
Now the food– that’s where everything fell short. A solid 2.
Prime rib specials at casino coffee shops aren’t a novelty, Jerry’s is no exception, offering up slabs of meat ranging in size and price.
I went for $ 13.98 special 8 – 10 oz cut. You get garlic bread (don’t eat bread, but it looked like garden variety buttered bread and my party didn’t care for it), soup or salad (I went with salad minus dressing. It came out laden with cheese shavings. Doh!).
You get a choice of rice, potatoes every which way or white rice. I wanted vegetables, so I looked through sides to see what’s available, in case I could strong arm the waiter into loading my plate with broccoli instead of fries.
No such luck. Only garden offering is listed as «vegetable garnish». I pictured twisted orange rind and wilted kale and deflated my hopes.
I inquired anyway, and waiter politely told me no vegetables were permitted to find their way to my plate in lieu of potatoes.
I went with fries, steak cut variety, completely unseasoned, by the taste of it.
The meat itself was medium rare per my request, but had more inedible gristle and fat than I’ve encountered in prime rib at any other coffee shop or buffet in Vegas. I had to surgically remove easily half my portion to get to edible morsels.
My party had steak and lobster special at $ 19.99 and didn’t have anything outstanding to share about the meal either.
Sorry, Jerry’s, maybe other offerings on the menu are better (like Mexican or Greek sections), but prime rib was a flop.
Not that I seek out coffee shop prime rib often, but Downtown Grand overs a nice cut at $ 9.99 with all the vegetables I want. No soup or bread, but I can deal.
Don’t see myself rushing back.

Went with a group of 11 people and they had a couple of servers take care of us. They were courteous and made sure our food was to our liking and out drinks were never empty. If
Your looking for 5 star zagat rated dinner your at the wrong place but you want a good meal that does not break the bank this is the place.

Best café in town. I love the friendly staff and the large menu options. i just ate the frisco burger for the first time and nothing short of a jerry’s gem. never had a bad meal.

This place actually has great food!
Their Ribeye special is comparable to the Outback Steakhouse. My friends and I always go this meal, it’s one of our favorites.
Also, their simple salad is very fresh and prepared promptly and along with the house dressing it’s simply delicious and hits the spot.
Now for the service, every time we come it’s a new person but it’s a very consist not service we receive. Prompt, courteous and polite.
You’ll not be disappointed with a visit and a munch here

Their Clam Chowder is the best I’ve ever had! Chock full of clams, and the overall taste and texture is to die for! Mexican Salad is always our favorite salad and we order this every time we’re there.

This place sucks the manager Jeremy is lacking a great deal of customer service the food was cold the server was great the manager wasn’t at all lacked interpersonal skills in how he delt with me I don’t think I’ll ever be back here again.

What a really nice casino and coffee shop. I have been in Las Vegas since the 80’s and I have never been to Jerry’s Nugget Casino Look what I have been missing, seriously. Well, in all honesty, its not in the best part of North Las Vegas. Even so, I was pleasantly surprised.
The reason I dined at this restaurant on New Years Day is because my boyfriend is Greek and he says this place has authentic Greek food. Really I said to him? Ha!
And, so we pulled in around 630pm, Plenty of parking, very nice outside grounds and a beautiful waterfall in the front by valet.
It seemed like the restaurant was not too busy, but everyone there seemed a bit stressed out? Not sure why? Im only giving 4 Stars because it took thirty minutes to be served (actually a little longer than that). I guess they were not all on the same page that night. I think we had like 3 different servers? Its ok, as long as my belly gets filled! We were happy when the food came.
Now, I cannot pronounce the name of all the food (Greek), but I will say, I loved the Greek lasagna thing, and the grape leaves wrapped in some kind of beef and rice. And of course, it comes with pita bread and some kind of cucumber white sauce. Haha, I dont know what its all called, but it was damn tasty!
Will I go back? Absolutely! Im quite happy to have enjoyed some authentic Greek food with my man. But, I think I need to go to Greece with him to get the real deal! LOL
Happy eating! Yes, its worth the drive and the prices are awesome for the large portions.

Tried this coffee house today for the first time. I had the steak and eggs with hash browns the steak was good but it could of been more tender. I always have my eggs well done scrambled and was not disappointed! My husband ordered a short stack of pancakes as a side and they were really good! I hope to come back for a dessert another time as they looked great!

My family and I went here after church for lunch and the food and service were excellent! Much brighter and cleaner than I remember from my childhood, the food is the same. Service was friendly and MaryAnne took great care of us.
Desserts are ridiculous good and large! Same pies and cakes!

Jerry’s coffee shop used to be the BEST, hot roast beef sandwich on earth because it was two, thick slabs of home made bread, the best, rare roast beef and rich brown gravy served over mashed with a side of green beans and a house salad. It is NOT that now. It’s slivers of dried out bread, gravy that has seen better days with a scum on top and no veggies but some lettuce and slivered carrots from a bag. Used to have amazing carrot and coconut cake… So dry it crumbled. I used to request this dinner for my birthday brunch. It has gone the way of OLD VEGAS…

This place was clean, cute, and filled with pastries. My main complaint is that it’s titled a coffee shop, but it really lacks in a selection of coffee. All the beverages are from a fountain including iced tea. The coffee selection was decaf or caffenated. Yeah, it might sound picky, but I truly expected a variety based off the name.
Prices are similar to Dennys. I spent 12 dollars for an eggs Benedict and a fountain tea. The food was pretty good. I wasn’t a fan of the ham used, but it was good enough. The cook did a good job constructing a beautiful plate. My waiter was honest when answering my questions. He told me that the title coffee shop means 24 hour breakfast, which is new to me.
Overall, I’ll come back if I am in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way for this place. You can play keno and eat, which is the main distinguishing feature from Dennys lol.

Came herr @ 01:47 am with a friend.
Walked in by mistake, maybe world famous but I’ve lived in the city for 1.5 years and never heard of.
The only thing I need to say is wow. The service is exceptional, the vibe feel is just fun.
I ordered a specials late night 8oz, steak and my friend ordered ¼ burger
Served by Carollee, and marine BTW — the best I n the business.
Food — WOW

My husband and I went into Jerry’s Nugget for early Sunday dinner as we have often over the past 35 years. The restaurant was fairly empty and we were told we had to wait for 15 minutes. After 10 minutes of waiting with their buzzer we went to the counter. still NO service not even a glass of water about 15 minutes later we walked out. Stopped by and told the kitchen manager of the bad customer service and all he said was «sorry but we’re short staffed» never offered to take care of us or anything. Jerry’s has lost a couple of old long time locals that have been going there since the 60’s.
We went down the street to Silver Nugget and got right in and taken care of promptly.

If you want some amazing prime rib and don’t want to wait in a massive line to get seated come here! The prices are decent and the service is friendly. The prime rib is seasoned perfectly and comes with a salad and a side. The patrons are mostly elderly and the casino it’s located in is am old throwback to Vegas yesteryear. I like that the menu has a full Mexican food option as well as Greek food.

WOW was my first reaction when i walked into Jerry’s Famous Coffee Shop. The dessert case was filled with all these delcious cakes and pies. I just wanted to gobble everything up. Going further into the coffee shop, another WOW, with how big the place is.
I had the Ruben sandwich and my wife had the carrot cake. The Ruben had a crispy bread on top but the bottom bread was a bit soggy from the juices of the sauerkraut and pastrami meat. The fries were standard steak fries, nothing exciting. The carrot cake consisted of thin layered carrot cake in between cream cheese frosting. My wife is a carrot cake lover but she found it too sweet.
Three stars for the Ruben and carrot cake but I would be willing to try this place again for another dessert.

Due to the amazing customer service we received after our last visit, we decided to give Jerry’s another shot, and we’re so happy we did. Ordered the double cut prime rib, and OMG! Seasoned well (but not overwhelming), that was one amazing cut of meat. 48oz for $ 41 was a steal, especially considering you got salad, bread and a side to go along with it. My wife and I split it and were pretty full, but feeling a little ashamed of ourselves for eating nearly a full cow. So we topped off our meal with one of the incredible eclairs we saw when we walked in. It was huge, and nearly as good as the steak. Our waitress was funny and on top of everything — this is the kind of gem I was looking for in Vegas. Definitely a place I’ll tell my friends about, and we’ll be back for sure. Ready for another full cow :-)

Food was two stars. I got the Greek omelette which featured large blocks of feta cheese that had neither the taste nor consistency of anything approaching cheese. I had to douse the thing with hot sauce to taste much of anything. Toast was overly buttery, I don’t know why diners feel the need to do this so often. A lot of items on the menu were super overpriced. My companions similarly complained about the food and it made us all feel gastrointestinally displeased.
Service was four stars. Refills on the orange juice plus consistent and responsive servers. Being that this was off the strip, I didn’t expect top notch quality, but the wait staff prevented this place was from being pure oblivion.
Two star food and four star service averages out to three stars… right?

I stopped in at Jerry’s for breakfast this morning. I haven’t been here since the 1980s. In walking through the casino, I was surprised at how much nicer it seemed to me than it did years ago. Since it was morning, ti wasn’t very crowded with people at slots and there wasn;t a lot of smoke to bother me.
I looked at the menu carefully, checked the Unilocal reviews, and then ordered huevos rancheros. I got the eggs over easy and I opted for corn tortillas. Jerry’s was very quiet. In a short time, my breakfast was brought. When I ordered, my server asked if I wanted mild or hot salsa. I chose the hot. Jerry’s doesn’t know hot salsa unless someone put the wrong salsa in the small dish she brought.
There was a large serving of refried beans with some taco chips in the beans. The eggs were done correctly and the entire dish was covered in chopped fresh tomatoes and lettuce shreds.
My server, Mamie, was very pleasant and competent. She was back quickly with the coffee pot to refill my cup. The breakfast was large, very filling, and good but there was nothing that would make this stand out above other huevos rancheros I’ve had.
I would like to go back sometime in the afternoon and get their strawberry ring for dinner. It looked so good in the front case as did many of the other pastries including GIANT eclairs.
Jerry’s is A-​OK!