Eggslut Reviews

Great breakfast prices reasonable Large selection Very busy but queues moved quickly Basd in cosmopolitan hotel Needs more seating

Fantastic food. That's about all you need. I don't love the name (call me old school) and the line is sometimes too long, but its a breakfast sandwich and its AWESOME. Especially to help cure a little hangover!

The food is really good, but its not filling enough for the price, if you're hungry, I recommend getting two sandwiches or a sandwich and a eggslut.

My wife and I from the UK opted for breakfast here several times during our stay at the Bellagio. Access was easy via an internal bridge connecting the hotels. Whilst there was always a queue it did progress fairly quickly until ordering and then a further 5 or 10 minute wait to collect the food. We made sure to order an extra orange juice for whilst we waited for the food etc. Between us we tried: The Bacon, Egg and Cheese Sandwich + The Sausage, Egg and Cheese Sandwich + The Egg Salad Sandwich + The Gaucho Sandwich + The Truffle Hashbrowns. Everything was excellent especially the Hashbrowns - they were so good! Seating is lacking a little but we did always manage to find a place. I am a coeliac and each Sandwich was made with a gluten free bun. Typical with gluten free bread, it was a little crumbly but it made a nice change to be able to order something like this for breakfast. However, I didn't get ill anytime we ate there. It isn't cheap for what it is but very tasty and if ever we went back to Vegas we wouldn't hesitate to return.

My wife and I came to Vegas for a U2 Sphere weekend. We headed out on Saturday morning to find breakfast. We had planned on finding a sit-down breakfast restaurant, but Eggslut caught our eyes while walking by. We were surprised by the line wrapping around the corner down the hall to the bathrooms, but were told that the line moved fairly quickly. It took twenty minutes to get to the till to put in our orders. I ordered the sausage, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich, and my wife ordered the bacon, egg and cheese breakfast (without the bun, substituted an arugula salad). It took another ten minutes to get our food. The sandwich was reasonable, the egg yolk done medium. Overall the food was good, but not great. Not sure we'd do this again.

Great food that was worth the wait. I particularly liked the sausage egg and cheese sandwich and the has truffle browns.

Long line, but moved fast. Limited selection, but food items were all fairly good? Seemed like this was slightly overpriced hype vs. something culinary exciting. $9 for a Gourmet Bacon or Sausage McMuffin ? While definitely leaning toward a high end breakfast sandwich... An egg is an egg. Applewood bacon was ok could have been thicker. Brioche was pretty good. Of our 3 sandwiches, all ingredients were cooked differently. Some eggs were cooked more, others completely runny. Bacon was the same way. Overall, tasted pretty good. Turkey sausage not very exciting. $6 Truffle oil Hash Browns... Hasn't Truffle oil been poo pooed enough by foodies as a joke? They were ok. I can a huge bag of Truffle oil fries from my local Little Big Burger for $3 and they taste the same... Coffee was good but high end on price. Even though everything was Moderate to Good, I find it hard to swallow that paid $67 w/tip for 3 Gourmet McMuffins, hashbrowns, orange juice and 2 coffees.

Awesome breakfast sandwiches! Very long line....but it goes fast! Don't give up. This place is worth the wait. Pair with a cold press juice from the nearby shop.

One of the worst breakfasts. The l8ne must be because of the name. A simple Macias muffin is way way better. My wife and I had different meals and it was terrible

31st july-6th august We went to eggslut at the cosmopolitan twice for breakfast during our stay in vegas. Each time we queued for around 20 minutes but the queue moves so quickly. It was like an elevated version of mcdonalds breakfast sandwiches. I am gluten free and had the bacon egg and cheese sandwich without the chipotle mayo on a gf bun. It was alot better than i was expecting as usually gf bread is so dense. My boyfriend had the sausage egg and cheese sandwich with the truffle hashbrowns and couldnt stop talking about it, which is why we went again. I then tried the sausage, egg and cheese sandwich too on gf bread. Which they made in a separate area and handled with different gloves etc. we also ordered the orange juice which was great and a coke that was massive. Great and filling breakfast that kept us going. It wasn't too greasy either.

This is THE PLACE for breakfast in vegas. Even if the line is long wait! Longest we waited was 30 mins from joining queue to getting red hot fresh food! We got the fairfax sandwich with bacon each and a truffle hash browns to share 3 mornings out of 5! I thought about this sandwich a lot! Coffee was good and refillable! Orange juice was delicious. Just go! For brits they don’t do hot tea. We split up and I grabbed one from the Starbucks downstairs for the hubby whilst he queue at eggslut!

First time to an Eggslut for a breakfast meal. This venue is not well advertised and even a security guard working in the building next door had no idea where it was. It is inside the Cosmoplitan Hotel / Casino and on the second floor. The whole hotel was a pretty cool place and Egglsut has seating opposite it in the them of Alice in Wonderland (and also some green Army men who I don't know came from AIW) Prices are good and I would say cheaper than most of the other dining establishments on the strip. There was a queue to order but it moved along quite quickly. Food was very tasty and the eggs seemed fresh. We both enjoyed it as a cheaper alternative to an in hotel breakfast and we would happily go again to this or another of their branches. Give it a go

Really overhyped and overpriced. Much better food to be found elsewhere in Vegas without waiting on line for ages. Would not go back

This is a great place to get a quick bite! We were traveling to the Grand Canyon and needed something quick and good. We both got the hamburger with lettuce instead of burger buns, hash browns, and OJ. The OJ was freshly squeezed, the ketchup tasted like it was made in house, and everything was delicious. And you have to love the name Eggslut. Really good!

Went for breakfast on one of our days after great feedback online. We weren't disappointed!! Both the service & the food were gorgeous and we wouldn't hesitate to go again

You must try EGGSLUT, in The Cosmopolitan. I will leave it at that. I have never been SO happy with and egg, cheese and bacon sandwich, in my entire Life. I am home from my trip, but Eggslut is haunting me. I want it every morning!

Line up early for breakfast as this place is popular. Enjoyed trying this trendy chain and had no complaints on the food.

We’ve been staying at the Cosmopolitan for three days and each morning I watched as dozens of people waited in line for this place (Saturday morning had a line to get into the line with probably around 100 people waiting). So, when, this morning I was up early and only saw about ten people in line I had to check out what all the hype was about. All I can say is huh. It’s a fried egg with no seasoning on a brioche bun with some good bacon and a slice of cheddar cheese. I love a good egg sandwich, my favorite breakfast, and I ended up throwing this one out after eating half of it. There wasn’t anything wrong with it, if just didn’t really have any flavor worth the calories. The hash browns were tasty, but honestly no anything more than a Mc D’Souza on a smaller scale. I spent almost $50 on two sandwiches, hash browns and a couple of coffees. I’m hungry and need to now decide what to do for breakfast :)

The line moves quick enough, worth the wait!! Highly recommend the egg coddled and hash browns. We want one to open in FL near us, after one breakfast we’re hooked!!

EggSlut serves up some seriously delicious food, with their egg-centric dishes stealing the show. The flavors are spot-on, making it a treat for brunch lovers. However, the wait can be a bit much. If I’m staying at a nearby hotel, I’d definitely pop in again, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit otherwise.

We wanted to try Eggslut the last time we were in vegas but the queues were huge so we decided to try this visit and got there a little earlier. So glad we tried it because we’ve never had a breakfast like it! We had the brioche egg roll with truffle hash browns and wow wow wow. Truffle in the hash browns really worked. This was such an amazing breakfast! I would highly recommend and will be back when we are in Vegas.

Excellent breakfast but man, the lines are brutal! We came straight from the airport for a late Saturday morning breakfast and had about a 40 minute wait before we could order. The Fairfax was delicious and the mimosas were flowing and next thing I know I'm already down $70 in Vegas without touching a single craps table. Not a surprise given the location and hype but it still stung a little. Oh well, now I can call myself an Eggslut alumni...

Really the only good is the price but the food is flavor less and you have to wait for 30 minutes at least

Overrated for what you get. This is a perfect example of social media driving a frenzy over nothing. The food is good. Not outstanding. It’s literally an egg McMuffin on a hamburger bun instead. That you stand in line for an hour for. The sausage was good, the egg was soft cooked and ran all over your hands once you bit into the sandwich, and it’s ridiculously priced. No seating either other than food mall seating across the walkway.

The cheeseburger was eggselent. We ordered medium-done burger and it blew us away. Highly recommend. We came back for seconds.

I popped in for a quick, late lunch, located inside the Cosmopolitan Hotel. The lady cashier was super friendly and processed my order quickly & efficiently. There wasn't a queue when I visited. I ordered the egg salad sandwich (scrambled eggs in a soft brioche bun with rocket). It was tasty & filling and made a nice change to my " normal" US fast food ( Subway). Tables, chairs and bar stools were available for dining inside the quirky Cosmopolitan Hotel. I'd definitely recommend & will return. Thank you.

The eggs are so fresh because one can watch the eggs being individually cracked open before cooking. The line can get very long to order, but once past that step, it is not a long wait for the food. We each had a Fairfax sandwich which is scrambled eggs on a bun. I included avocado on mine for extra flavor. Hot coffee can be refilled for free.

Sandwiches good, not great, and average size. I expected more for prices. Drink prices high for nothing great taste

Over rated nice presentation of sandwich but nothing that I would want again. Try a a Mc BLT bagel way better and tasty.

The long long long line is not worth the wait. A great sandwich but id rather walk down to Eataly and get almost the same thing with no wait!

I saw Eggslut on YouTube and everyone was raving about how great it was. It was ok not great. They did have soft buns that the put in the grille and the bacon was crisp. Also the egg was cooked well. I had better sandwiches from different local spots across different states. The mini hash browns were good. They did have great team work back there as the line stayed full. For me it was not worth the wait or the price. It is in the Cosmopolitan casino in Vegas so I get why the price was high. Would I eat there again? Yes but if the line is as long as it was I will pass.

This team understood gluten free! We went there because of previous reviews. I observed our gf options being prepared by a dedicated person in a specific space, to minimize any cross contamination. Staff were knowledgeable too. The line was long BUT it moved very, very fast, so don't be deterred if you see a long line. We would go again!

The line gets long but moves quickly. I tried the bacon egg and cheese sandwich. You can get your eggs scrambled. Good was warm to the point u can tell it was pre-made and for the $$ I wish it was cooked to order. Overall ok breakfast.

Amazing!!! Definitely glad we tried it!! We all tried different things and everything was good. Worth the line and the wait!

So good! The line can get long but it goes so fast! The sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich is amazing! The Bacon , egg and cheese is good with a large amount of bacon but didn’t like the ketchup on it. Coffee is good.

Be prepared to wait in line. The line can get pretty long and in past trips detoured us from dining here. On this trip we decided to give it a shot. Our line wait ended up being about 30 minutes. It went much faster than expecting. The service was top notch. For as busy as the employees were here each were very friendly and customer focused. I can say we both really enjoyed our breakfast sandwiches. The hash browns were caked in duck fat and were very flavorful. We shared a “sl#t” and it was interesting. A mix of a potato purée with a poached egg and chives. You eat it on three pieces of brioche bread and then recycle the glass jar. The food all tasted good and on a future trip we would go back.

Honestly pretty long line for a Luke warm breakfast. Tastes were average, I’ve had better breakfast in other places..the decor for the hotel was pretty cool!

Be prepared to wait in line, but the wait is worth it! Second time here and I'm always satisfied. The egg, bacon and cheese sandwich is a classic! Definitely a must try!

5 stars for the Fairfax with avocado... such a great breakfast sandwich. Plan to wait in line. (And maybe decide what to order while you wait to do a favor for the people behind you in line). Once you get to the POS, the service is great, and the wait for food isn't too bad.

Eggslut is simply the fastest way to get a super tasty breakfast in Vegas, particularly, if you are staying nearby. We were staying at Vdara, there is a short ~ 5-7 min walkway to Cosmopolitan, where Eggslut is located. The line is typically long, but it moves very fast. There is some very fun sitting area, styled as Alice in Wonderland and eggs, there are also some bar level seats as well. The best part is the place is located far away from smoking areas. The food is great; I typically swap brioche for salad and get carbs from truffle hush potatoes. Highly recommend!

Best breakfast ever. They have a hard working staff that gets your breakfast order out fast. They open at 7, we were in line at 645 and there were already 12 in front of us. The line moves fast, and as the day goes on , it gets longer. We had a yummy bacon egg and cheese sandwich on a warm toasted bun. Delicious. Truffle hash browns and the Slot, Mashed potatoes with a egg and chives on top served with baguette. Everything was delicious!

I went around 9 o’clock in the morning on 01.18.2023. There was a line so you have to wait so it gives you time to also look at the menu. I ordered the cheeseburger which was $12.50 and a hash brown, which was $6. The total was $20.05. There was all this big hype about how amazing this place was, which I believe kind of ruined it. The hashbrowns were amazing and I would definitely recommend, but the cheeseburger was just OK. It didn’t really have much of a flavor. It wasn’t expensive at all so I definitely would still recommend going! Just go with the mindframe that it is a breakfast place and you won’t be disappointed.

I have always wanted to try Eggslut every time I go to Vegas, but I couldn’t get there. But this time, I went twice! lol. The key is get there early! The staff is so kind and the place is full and busy and the food is fresh and delicious

depending on the time of day you go, you might get stuck in a massive line, but i promise it’s worth it. i got the fairfax and the eggs were so fluffy and rich and i will forever be attempting to recreate this breakfast sandwich

It’s worthy. The Fairfax? I think that’s what I ordered. Egg sandwich with buttery eggs, cheese, turkey sausage and avocado. Eggs were good, the brioche bun was a perfectly grilled pillow. The turkey sausage was a wooden plank. Don’t do that. But the truffle tater tots were ok, I thought they’d be heavy handed truffle wise. So many trendy truffles get over done by folks who don’t know. Anywho, go once and get the box ticked. Then be kind to your wallet and go somewhere else for breakfast tomorrow.

This was such a delicious breakfast! We had to eat here just because of the name! We were staying at the Bellagio Hotel which was a quick 10 min walk away. We waited in line about 20 min but so well worth the wait! The line moved fast. I ate the egg salad sandwich with added bacon and my husband ate the cheeseburger. Very messy so grab a lot of napkins! Sooo delicious. Make time for this breakfast!

Walked from our hotel to line up at 6:55 am they open at 7:00. There was already a line down the hall that was about :25 minutes long. We ordered the biscuit, the French toast sticks, The Slu$ and The Fairfax, we ordered coffee across the hall at The District since they do not make Lattes here. The biscuit I would NOT get again, at $4, even with honey butter and using the leftover maple custard from the cinnamon sticks still tough and dry. Save the biscuits for Georgia where they use Lily flour, light hands and get them flaky, moist and light! Moving on to the $11. Fairfax Sandwich states it is a cage-free soft scrambled eggs, chives, caramelized onions, cheddar cheese, sriracha mayo, warm brioche bun. This was warm, gooey, salty and about a level 2-3 on a heat scale. Delicious! Hubby surprised me with a little extra, the $11.50 The Slu$ coddled egg, smooth potato purée, gray salt, chives, slices of baguette. We made the mistake of walking it back since it was still piping hot to our hotel (we were so full and thought it would give us a chance to take a breather)…. it was still salty delicious but I would like to have tasted it when it was at its peak freshness/hotness. I bet it was an 8.5 by the time we got it back to the hotel and ate it, it was probably more like a 6. The egg yolk was bright orange just really pretty to look at, but the egg was getting cold. The bread was tough to eat, but we let it soak in with the salty potatoes mixed up. The egg was still really good. Overall, get up early, get in line, get a good start to the day and then go to Red Rock or something else outside and just relax!!!

Really good breakfast, very tasty but not sure deserving of the hype, a little over priced for fast food, but still tasty!

We were looking for a place to eat breakfast that offers gluten free options. They have gluten free buns for egg sandwiches. It’s expensive but the food was very good. We ate at the location in the Cosmopolitan hotel on the strip.

Honestly, we have had this place at least once every time we have stayed at the cosmo (okay, so that may only be 2 times, but that's besides the point) and both times, we wanted to love it much more then we actually did. The wait is usually pretty long. The food, although it's not horrible, it's really nothing to brag about. Matter a fact, my husband ordered an egg sandwich from room service the day after getting this, and said it was 100x better. It's okay for an easy breakfast, but if you really want a breakfast from the cosmo that will blow your mind, go to Henry's instead.

Eggslut came highly recommended by friends as a must stop for breakfast. We waited in the long line but were met with disappointment with our meal. The meat was dry in the burger, as was the bacon, the buns were not fresh and very dry. Overall we would not eat here again and felt that it was overpriced for what it was. I would have breakfast elsewhere and save the wait in the line for something else.

We were staying in the cosmo so we walked down. We ordered one breakfast sandwich, one egg salad sandwich , 2 coffees, and 2 hash browns. $61. They were good but 300% the price they should have been. Vegas today is in the business of teaching as deep as possible in your pocket, and providing a minimum at each turn. I’ll never be back (Vegas resident for 30 years)

Amazing breakfast!! We went early at 7:30am and there was a queue already!!! Definitely worth the little wait though as the food was amazing! We had the truffle hash browns to share and they definitely were the star of the show!

Good breakfast, but so popular that the lineup was huge!!! Service is fast. Hash browns potatoes amazzzzzzzzing. I recommend

I heard so much about this place but I didnt really see the appeal. Food is ok, its overpriced and theres no where to sit once you get your food. I will skip this next time.

Best place for breakfast in Vegas but get there early - the queues build up. Enjoy your eggs in an egg shaped chair

Quick when you actually get through the line (approx. 34-45 mins). Food quality and taste were amazing. Highly recommend to try this even once.

Ridiculous wait for these egg sandwiches! Yes, it was very tasty, but not even the best egg sandwich I had during my trip. Stop by if you can, but not worth waiting for an hour.

Eggslut is super cool. Founded since 2011 inspired by a true love for eggs. Our favourites are Fairfax, Gaucho andslut. We admire the management's commitment towards not only great quality and taste, and also welcoming helpful warm customer service. Dex Ng Mong Meiyan Dexperience

Wanted to try Eggslut because of the reviews. The line was very long but moved fast. The food was better than McDonald's but priced about double or more. There is hardle any seating and so we took our food to our room. Happy we tried it, but not worth waiting for.

My favorite breakfast spot on the strip. Located inside the Cosmo Eggsluts open between 7 am till 2 PM. Expect a very long wait time during the weekends. My friends and I stopped by recently. We ordered everything from the $lut, fairfax, gaucho and the truffle hash browns. I liked the gaucho for the steak and the fairfax had a little bit of everything. The hash browns are no joke. The truffle flavor is very rich and the potatoes were fried to golden brown. Fun place to grab a quick breakfast to go. Theres plenty of places to sit on the 2nd and 3rd floors. The food here is really rich in quality. Eggs are fluffy, warm brioche bun, and the wagyu trip steak was very tender. Definitely recommend coming here as early as you can as the multiple lines can form after 11 AM.

We wanted to try something different. The egg sandwiches were ok. I would have thought they would come with hashbrowns or something. They do give refills for the cold brew coffee. That was a nice surprise.

Breakfast sandwiches with no flavor. A runny egg on a breakfast sandwich eaten out of a paper bag just makes for a messy meal. Cold brew poured from a plastic pitcher, then you add your own milk and sugar. Overpriced for what it is. Our most disappointing meal in Las Vegas. Just go somewhere else for breakfast -- it's likely the food is better for a similar price. (Examples: The Earl of Sandwich at Planet Hollywood has a very flavorful breakfast sandwich or burrito and it's half the price. At Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf you can get an actual latte that is delicious for the same price.)

Not worth the wait. Staff not at all interested in customer service. Waited in line for over 20 minutes to order. Then a further 10 minutes for order (Just the one bacon egg & cheese sandwich ) to be completed. Food was being piled up by the chefs who were working as hard and as quick as they could, just for the servers to ignore them. I saw my sandwich go down on the pass where it sat for a further 5 minutes while the servers laughed and joked about how busy it was. Finally got the sandwich and didn’t have to worry about burning my mouth on it, stone cold, smothered in ketchup masking the bland boring taste. One to avoid for sure… 🤬

This is one of those places that has a lot of hype, but actually lives up to the hype. The "sl*t" itself is the perfect breakfast item. The other menu items were phenomenal. It was so good the first time that we went back the next morning. Don't be discouraged by the long line - it moved quickly in our case.

Delicious breakfast and friendly service. The queue was very long but it was worth the wait thankfully. The hash brown bites were stunning!

The egg dishes were fantastic. Sure, line formed quickly but the staff kept the line moving swiftly. Don't be put off by that as the food was worth it!

Delicious breakfast ! We also loved they had mimosas to go. We tried two sandwiches and loved them both!

I highly recommend Eggslut. I went just after 7:00 in the morning, but there were already waiting line even at that early time. It was worth waiting. I definitely visit again.

The food is fantastic. The line is pretty long, however. I think we waited in line for about 30 minutes. And then another 15 to get our food. So, don’t expect to get in and out. But we really did enjoy the food. So, if you have time to kill in morning, I would recommend this place.

Save your money! We waited 45 min, it was a glorified Egg McMuffin with a really stale bun. What a disappointment. I would have been more satisfied going to McDonalds and saved myself a lot of money.

This became a fast favourite on our holiday. As upon initial inspection the ingredients seem to be better than some other places which was more palatable to our taste buds and after effects on our stomachs. There’s a long queue after about 8:30 but it moves pretty quickly and is worth joining.

Really really yummy !!! And full of flavour ! The truffle hash brown bites were something else !!! I shall be dreaming about them for months to come I’m sure

Limited menu, cafeteria style, and over priced. Prices displayed were not prices charged. Had a better breakfast sandwich at McDonalds.

Used reviews to travel around Vegas and try various breakfast opportunities. This was the one huge disappointment. it is inside the Cosmopolitan Hotel which a beautiful, but Eggslut really was not great. After waiting at least a half hour, we got one cold sandwich (would have returned it but it was a massive cluster*** at the counter). We also tried the "Eggslut" which is mashed potatoes with a poached type egg on top in a.jar. It was decent, but for $11 did not leave me full. This is not a spot we would ever wait for again, and for the price you can go get a real full breakfast elsewhere (well, off the strip anyway!)

The food at Eggslut was just okay. We had the sausage egg and cheese sandwich and the bacon egg and cheese sandwich with an order of hash browns. They were okay, but not really worth standing in a long line and paying more than $30.

Waited about an hour to order than another 20 min to get our food. Its good, maybe great, but no where NEAR worth the wait.

I went here for breakfast because it was a place that receives a lot of hype. I’m not a big breakfast person so a breakfast sandwich or a bagel is usually plenty for me. The line was long which is generally a good sign. I was pleasantly surprised that they use turkey sausage because that is my favorite. After I placed my order I noticed there were about 7 people working which is actually a lot. The menu is simple and they seemed to have everything ready to go but the guys spent all much time just talking to each other which is why the line was so long. The food was really mediocre at best. The sausage had a pretty bad flavor that reminds me if the frozen “steak um” meat. The amount of egg was out of proportion to the bun and kind of got lost in there. Hate to say it but McDonald’s or even jimmy dean is better.

Ate our last day @ Cosmo and the line was long but fast ( around 20 people in front of us, 20 min wait more and less). Food so fresh and the price is right. Get there early if you can. We will be back

The line could be long, but the burgers and the traffic hash browns are very fresh and yummy. There are few tables that you can sit while waiting for the food.

We came here for an early morning breakfast and was not disappointed. We had the gaucho sandwich which is heavenly. We also had the duck fat tater tots which was the best I’ve ever had. Come here for an amazing egg breakfast.

My wife and I saw a billboard while walking the strip advertising Eggslut. Naturally I had to google them and see what exactly eggslut was. Advertised as a gourmet food concept we decided that we had to give it a go for breakfast. Located in a Tower mall, when we arrived fairly shortly after opening, there already was a lineup to order but the line moved really quickly. My wife settled on the Fairfax Sandwich which was scrambled eggs, chives, caramelized onions, cheddar cheese, sriracha mayo in a warm brioche bun while I had the sausage, egg and cheese in the brioche bun and a side of hash nuggets. Without a doubt these were the best breakfast sandwiches my wife and I have ever had. Fresh and incredibly delicious I could easily have devoured a second sandwich. If you are looking for a unique breakfast experience eggslut is definitely worth a visit.

We couldn't wait to try this restaurant. We have heard so many good reviews. We were a little disappointed with the overall experience. The lineup was quite long, but we got our food pretty quickly. I have a gluten allergy and the staff was knowledgeable about what I could order and they had my items separate from the other items. The sandwiches were not marked and it was hard to see who ordered what, or if they were even the correct items. In the end, we realized that one of the items was not what we ordered but we had already started eating and it didn't seem right to go back and try to get it fixed. The gluten-free bun falls apart so grab cutlery. The food itself was delicious but super messy. The hashbrowns were very good but tiny. It is quite expensive. Sandwiches for 4 people plus a couple of hashbrowns came to $80 with no drinks. The staff in the Cosmopolitan around the seating area at Eggslut was very rude. I was sitting at a table of 4 with my family eating. Then they went to go get some juice at the juice bar while I was finishing my meal. The staff started cleaning the table, taking our things away and taking our chairs away while I was still eating. I asked her to stop and that we were still eating but she didn't care. It made me super uncomfortable to eat my meal while someone was cleaning my table. It ruined the whole experience.

The line is super fast. The food is really good no matter what you order. The seating is a bit Alice in Wonderland Land which is interesting. Suggest this place for breakfast or brunch to anyone!

We could not get enough of Eggslut while in Vegas! The freshness of the fuss and all of that flavor. Quaint little space. Service was far and nice!

The line is long but the wait is worth it. All of those people are not wrong. Great for gluten free, I have coeliac disease and they noted a gluten allergy when I placed my order. The gluten free bread is interesting but nice, prepped separately and packed into bags so the sand which doesn’t touch a gluten containing one. The orange juice is also noteworthy, delicious and a perfect accompaniment to the sandwich. It’s pricey but worth it.

We shared a bacon egg and cheese sandwich and I wish I had ordered my own! Everything was very fresh and I will definitely be returning here! We arrived just before 8am and there were 3 people in line. When we left about 15 min later there were over 20 people in line, so it can be quite busy so try to come early if you can (we had the advantage of traveling in from EST)

As far as quality of ingredients Eggslut is on point, but curation of tastes was a no. Ketchup on a bacon, egg, & cheese biscuit is a crime. Skip the line, you can do bette than Eggslut.

Got a recommendation to visit the eggplant inside the cosmopolitan hotel Glad we did served quickly and the the food was delicious Would visit again once I’m in vegas

The que was so long we were shocked but we decided to stand in it as it must be worth the wait. The que went down quite fast and it sure was worth it. The food was delicious!

After reading a few reviews I nearly swerved coming here but I’m so glad I did. We came back twice after our first visit. We came around 8.30 in all of our visits and the queue had between 10-15 people before us. No more 10 minutes in the queue and around the sand after maybe a bit less. More than worth the wait. Bacon & egg was my favourite. Bacon crispy and eggs runny. Perfect!!! Tried the sausage one and the scrambled egg one. All really nice. Hash browns were spot on too. Obviously slightly more expensive than other places but you get what you pay for and for me money well spent!!

Might be a wait if you get here at the wrong time but you order at the register and then they call your name. Food is a combination of classic with some unique twists. Fun staff.

Break out your wallet. A cup of milk, small bottle of water, 2 breakfast biscuits a hash brown $42. Plant based, have your napkin when you bite into the sandwich be prepared for an egg yolk explosion.

This place is very popular and the line is very long. They handle the line very well. I had the bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. It was fine. Nothing really special. The bread was pretty good.

Great breakfast spot and it seems LOTS of people know about it. Opens at 7am and there will be a line waiting already. Line moves fast, Staff is friendly, and the food is tasty. Also one of the few inexpensive places to eat breakfast with out breaking the bank.

Good breakfast spot. Is is worth the hype? Probably not but it was a good quality breakfast. We tried a few items and the best thing were the truffle hashbrowns. Tried the “sl*t” and it was different, not bad but would not get again.

If you want to eat any meal on the cheap, take a 10-15 cab ride off the strip. Otherwise you're trapped at high priced hotels and their equally high priced dining options. Eggslut offers pretty much the lowest priced option for breakfast aside from maybe Starbucks. The sandwiches were actually pretty good and not a bad value at under $10. But the truffle hash browns are $6 ($ 1 each!) and a single cup of coffee in a paper cup is also $6 - highway robbery! The lines are long like every other review notes, but they do move somewhat quickly. Better if you get there before 7:30AM.

Tried for the 1st time after many trips to Vegas. Was very much looking forward to it as its very hyped up. Boy was we disappointed! It was cold, the egg just goes everywhere, way too runny. The truffle hash browns where rock hard, cold & had a disgusting taste. We ate 1/2 of the small hash brown & left the rest as it was inedible. I simply cannot understand why anyone would rave about this place. Thank goodness I used resort credit & not my own money.

Not impressed after all the hype, biscuits were stale butter average, the sausage and egg sandwich was below average. The sausage was dry and overall just boring

Expect to wait in a long line, but it moves quickly. Don't waste your money on a small water bottle, go next door after you order while you wait and buy a larger bottle from the market. The gaucho sandwich is delicious, definitely splittable. The regular sausage/egg/cheese is pretty bland.

When we decided to come to Vegas, we knew Eggslut would be on the to do list. We arrived around 9 am to find a crazy line up. That said everyone was in a great mood and the line moved quickly. Great service, the sandwiches were delish and truffle hash browns super crispy and flavourful. So happy we gave it a go! Worth the wait in line.

The line up was around the corner and down the hall to the end. It moved fast and we got two fairfax sandwiched which do have a spicy sauce so if you are sensitive to spice ask them not to put it on. Truffle hash browns were to die for!

I have seen the "Sl*t" videos by various you tube travelers. I had a VERY different experience. 40 minutes waiting in line to order and then 15 minutes waiting for food to be ready. When I ordered, I asked for a cup of water, this is Vegas... very dry air, I was willing to pay for a cup, but no... I could pay $6.00 for a 75-cent size bottle of water and a cup of ice. When I paid a ridiculous amount (+$11) for a small, coddled egg on mashed potatoes, it looked and tasted nothing like reviewers raved about. There were supposed to be herbs on top. I counted 2 itty bitty fragments of chive. The toasted baguette slices that came with it were over toasted and very dry. The egg mixture was VERY bland. Total waste of time and money. The truffle hash browns were tasty for $6.00. I suspect they knew they were preparing something to be featured on a travel video and "upgraded" it. Felt like a bait and switch. Did not feel like spending another 40 minutes waiting in line again to complain about the disappointing meal. But believe me, I have already shared my experience with a number of people. Had breakfast at 2 places in the Miracle Mile shops across the street. $4.95 and $5.95 on my trip. Both were good meals, better service and tastier food.

Inside cosmopolitan hotel, a breakfast - buy & go concept, no dine- in available. We purchase the items after waiting in long line! We got the Fairfax and the popular “sl*t.” Fairfax was amazing, brioche bun with perfectly cooked egg scrambled and special sauce that makes it very yummy and filling (I gave it a 10/10). I tried the popular “sl*t” that has a “egg that has been cottled” which was very interesting. It comes in a small glass jar- with potato on bottom and semi cooked egg on top, I would give that item a 6/10, small portion and a bit salty. Hashbrows were pretty standard and biscuits were not the fluffy type, they were slathered with a lot of butter. Overall satisfied, get the fairfax sandwich!

Amazing. One of the best brekkies in vegas. Food was amazing and service was quick and staff were friendly. Would recommend and visit again

We had eggslut twice in our new year trip to vegas. The menu was the same as it was the previous year we visited. There is always a queue but it moves quickly, i think we waited for 25 minutes. It is a great option for us as i am gluten free so i was able to have a gf bun. We had the sausage, egg and cheese buns. The orange juice is also very good. Highly recommend this place!

Everything is made to order. Not a lot of seating, can take to other places or your room. The sandwiches were really good. The price was great, very affordable. Highly recommended

Waited forever and the food was way expensive but the worst thing is the taste has no flavor. The biscuit was hard and tasted old. Horrible food!

Underwhelming place. Food ok, line builds fast so you have to wait along time. Small menu of expensive basic breakfast sandwiches. At the register was gonna get a coffee until I found out a small coffee was $6. Went to the district for the coffee instead. The place has a cool name and location which brings in people, but this place is average at best.

On a Monday 10:15am, the line was crazily long. We ordered multiple items to try. Egg salad sandwich - bun is so dry and nothing special 3/5 Slu-t - Surprisingly delicious 5/5 Truffle hashbrown - Crispy outside and truffle taste just right 5/5 Sea Salt buttermilk biscuit - Way to salty and not warm enough to melt the butter 3/5 Dark Chocolate Chips cookies - Again, it’s way too salty 3/5 Overall, I will go back for their hashbrown and slu-t!

Decent sandwiches - definitely cheaper than most restaurants in the area. We got a bacon egg and cheese sandwich and a sausage egg and cheese sandwich with 2 coffees around 8 AM on a Friday morning. It cost around $40. Line was wrapped around down the hallway, but it didn't take too terribly long to filter through. Was it worth it? Ehhh it was okay but nothing earth shattering.

So, the line was a bit of deterrent. It went around the corner and down the hall about 30 - 40 people deep. It only took 15 - 20 minutes to get up to order and about 5 minutes after that to get the food. I ordered the GAUCHO sandwich with Wagyu beef and my wife ordered BACON, EGG & CHEESE sandwich and we got the Truffle Hashbrowns with it. I loved the Gaucho. Beware it drips a lot of juice and so did hers. The hashbrowns were really good with a hint of parmesan and fried in a truffle oil. They offer Mimosas and Bloody Marys, but they come in cans (as shown in photo). However, the Bloody Mary wasn't awesome. The Mimosa was pretty good, especially for a canned one.

I’ve had so many folks recommend trying Eggslut. This past trip we finally gave in and tried it. Like all of the places it’s hard to tell what reviews to believe. I’m here to say this place couldn’t be more overrated. My wife and I each had a sandwich and hashbrowns. The sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich came on a brioche bun that looks great. Unfortunately that bun was dried out. The Turkey sausage had all but zero flavor. The best part of the meal was probably the hashbrowns. You’re better off getting a breakfast sandwich at District Donuts across the way in the Cosmo. We won’t be returning…

Located in the brilliant Cosmopolitan hotel, this grab and go breakfast spot is worth the wait in line. The brioche buns are like clouds. Eggs perfectly cooked. I had the Fairfax sandwich which was eggs, caramelized onions, spicy mayo. Perfection.

Their OG menu item is meh.....texture is all the same. If you like congee you might really enjoy this. I was envious of everyone enjoying their egg sandwiches. The steak one in particular looked Devine....next time.

There was a long line, but it went fast. I ordered the brisket sandwich and it was pretty darn tasty.

The line wrapped all the way around but the bathrooms in the hallway, but I noticed that it was moving swiftly. I am so glad that I waited! I had the straight up bacon and egg sand and it was literal perfection. The truffle rosemary has browns were a fancy compliment to the hangover curing sandwich. And for good measure, I added a chocolate chip cookie which was out of this world. They could start another business just selling those cookies! The space is small (for the demand) so be prepared to wait. The lady who was calling out the orders (expediting) did a fantastic job while the kitchen cranked out orders non stopped. Will be back!

Very busy location and fast service. Offers good Gluten Free options. Order and wait for your number and then find a seat. When ordering just tell them your Gluten Free and no problem. Good quick food. Con order any drinks with food.

The place delivers on its promises. Must have: egg sausage sandwich and biscuit. The staff is stressed and not too welcoming but the food is too notch. You will have to elbow your way to find a place to sit.

Just don't get the hype. It was ok, nothing special. It's just a breakfast sandwich. Queued for 45mins to place the order then waited another 20mins for the food to be prepared. Other than it was relatively cheap for eating in a hotel on the strip it wasn't amazing.

A coworker and I were in Vegas and looking to try something new for breakfast. Someone had recommended Eggslut so we walked to the Cosmopolitan to try it out. Even early on a Sunday morning there were over a dozen people in line. However, the line moves really fast. The do not have a huge menu, mostly sandwiches. I did decide the try the "Eggslut". The food was good, but a little pricey when compared to what you get for less at some other restaurants nearby.

My husband and I went on a Thursday morning. The line wasn't too long. They have it marked off nicely for social distancing. We got the bacon, egg and cheese - my husband did the sandwich with the brioche and I subbed the salad instead of bread. It was SOOO good. It was flavorful and didn't make you feel disgustingly full afterwards. We also tried the biscuit with honey butter - it was good but it would have been even better if it was a little warmer. I will definitely be coming back to Eggslut at the Cosmo on our next trip Vegas!

This was on our daughter’s “must do” list for our family trip last week. It was daunting at first because the lineup was SO LONG. We decided the wait would be worth it. It was surprisingly quick. Took around 20 minutes to get to the point of being able to order. Seemed faster though. Everything was hit, fresh & delicious. Our daughter was very pleased. Highly recommend checking it out.

this is a long line but it was worth it. somewhat expensive for the size but it was good. might be back

Eggslut is located in the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas. The line is usually an hour wait, but worth it. Food is cheep and good. Hands down the egg in the mason jar with delicious potatoes and a slice of toast and chives is my favorite morning food in Vegas. Hit this place!

I'm not sure this place is worth the hype it's getting right now. The breakfast sandwich was greasy and difficult to eat, and the line was so long that there was a line to get in the line. Considering the multitude of food options in Vegas, I was not impressed.

Visited Eggslut after reading all the reviews and seeing it was of the top recommended breakfast places. We arrived and there was a massive queue around the corner which took a while to go down but wasn’t too bad. I had the speciality sl*t, it was nice and although it was small it did fill me up. The brioche bun looked a million times better, which if I went again I would definitely get.

We were in Las Vegas 3 days and ate here every morning. Short walk from the Jockey Club where we stayed, we were up and early in line by 8:30. Busy line but it moved quickly enough for 6 of us to decide our order. Eggs cooked perfectly. Tried various menu items over 3 days between six people. Never disappointed. Pricey...a bit...but what isn't in Vegas.

Well worth the wait. The line does move pretty quick. Very reasonable prices and good quality of food. They have a very limited amount of seating.

I unfortunately thought the food was sub par. The best thing this restaurant had going for it besides their amazing service is the marketing.

Really nice, fresh food. Popular but queue moves quickly. Lots of staff and very efficient. Poor choice of hot drinks, no tea or coffee choices. Not many places to sit, cleaned our own table.

We were not that impressed our first visit here a year ago. We decided to give it a second try today. GLAD WE DID! The last time I got a sausage egg sandwich and the sausage did not taste good. This time I got the bacon egg sandwich and my wife a cheeseburger. Both excellent! Bacon so well done and love the bread and the Chipotle ketchup. The lines here don’t lie and we will be back. Very good.

This is a solid four, but it also depends on what you are looking for. If in the mood for a fancy, expensive sit-down meal, there are lots of Vegas options. If you are, like we were, looking for something tasty, quick, and counter-service, then this place fully hit the spot. I loved my meal, we ate quickly in the area across the path from it, and we were on with our day. The line was building when we got there, but I will tell you that the personnel there are a machine, and it does move quickly. The wife got the signature eggslut meal, and it was unique, tasty, and good, but my Fairfax sandwich was delicious and more filling than hers. I might put it on a more exciting bread if I were them (maybe an everything bagel or fun bread or something), but what was in between the slices of bread was delicious. Seriously. I added Sriracha too, which you can ask for. The truffle hash browns were great too as a side. I got the cookie too, and it was awesome. Hit the spot after the tasty sandwich. Overall, this is a great value for being in Vegas and needing a quick foundation for the crazy day. I definitely recommend, and see you there during our next trip to town...

1 very small egg and 2 pieces of bacon on my sandwich. The bread took over the flavor. It wasn't bad but no worth 50 dollars for 2 sandwiches and 1 hashbrown and 1 coffee. I was not impressed with the hashbrowns either.

Oh my God I didn't know you could do so much with an egg I love eggs this place puts it together fun experience nice to enjoy what all they add or do to the egg if you're into eggs get you some eggs I hope I didn't say eggs too many times

Phew! What a good Bacon, Eggs, Cheese sandwich. I totally recommend it. If you have a big appetite order 2, there is quite a line but it is worth it.

Thought this looked great so I stood in line for 45 minutes to try it (35 minutes to order, 10 minutes to get the food). I just don't get the appeal. It's pretty much all brioche bun with some undercooked bacon and a thin slice of egg.

The line moves quickly. The food is just ok. Nothing special and too salty for me. Skip it and go to Eately instead. Coffee was good, not sure it was worth $6.50

Even though the line was long, it went quickly and was definitely worth the wait! Delicious breakfast sandwich! Looking forward to going agaun.

Creative egg breakfast menu, the "The Slu t, in particular - pureed potato with poached egg on top and crusty bread. Light, but satisfying. Always a line, but goes by fast.

We went for breakfast sandwiches. We had been seeing this place with huge lines every time we passed by and decided to try it and wait in the line. We ordered two breakfast sandwiches. I ordered the bacon, egg and cheese sandwich which comes with an over easy egg. I asked for scrambled egg instead. Got my sandwich and, of course, it had an over easy egg on it. Had to take it back. Sandwich was ok at best. Brioche bun which is airy and light, but, honestly, not the best choice to hold up to bacon, egg and cheese. No way would I buy another. It wasn't worth $15.00. For a better bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich on a buttery croissant about twice the size of this one, try the Patisserie at the Bellagio.

There was a que here every morning from 7am but it moved really fast. The Food is fresh and excellent. Its not a sit down and slow eat kind of place, everything is takeaway but there are chairs and tables around to sit on. My teenage boys ate these Egg Burgers x 2 every morning they could.

Nice place, good food. Nothing exceptional. For a quick breakfast this place is ok. Not expensive. Don't bother to come just for this place.

I have nothing but good things to say. The prices are reasonable, the food is to die for and the service was great. The truffle hashbrowns are a really interesting addition to breakfast. We would recommend this place to anyone looking for a quick and delicious breakfast.

It was tasty food but not that much better than Denny’s or any other breakfast place. I’d get it again if there was a short lineup. It was a tad expensive but reasonable for the strip.

This place is a great option if you are looking for an affordable and easy breakfast option. They have elevated versions of the usual breakfast sandwiches and sides. I had a bacon egg and cheese sandwich and truffle hash browns. The sandwich was served on warm brioche and was delicious, the truffle fries were also great. Highly recommend. Biggest downside of this place is the line is always long. If you are an early morning riser try going by at 7 when they open and the line and wait is not so bad.

Have heard alot about this place, and wanted to try it for a quick breakfast. Lines were long (even at 7:15 in the am), but moved quickly. Sandwiches were individually prepared and tasty. Extreme cleanliness was noted during preparation, as well as later in the day (when the store was closed). Very impressive!!

As many others have pointed out, the wait often exceeds 30+ minutes to order (and an additional 10 minutes after order until food is ready). This wait is well worth it as the breakfast sandwiches are some of my all time favorite (the Cheeseburger sandwich is my personal recommendation and my husband loves the Fairfax). I also love the fresh orange juice! Always make a point to come back whenever I am in Las Vegas, but plan for a wait.

Great food at a great price! Don’t let the long line discourage you, it goes quick and is worth it! Only drawback is the lack of seating. No worries though, grab your food and sit at any table, even if it’s at a food place that’s closed during those hours.

Was voted best breakfast ever by my family! Really feels like it is made with pride. So tasty and completely satisfying.

Nothing special. Typical fast food. Eggs, bacon, bun, deep fried tater tots. It amazes me how social media can take something so mediocre and make it something special. If it were an English muffin instead of a brioche bun it would pass as McDonalds but cost twice as much. Don’t wait in line for this one. You will be disappointed.

Please do not waste your time standing in line for this. I went early morning, the biscuit was the worst I’ve ever had, and the sandwich bread was stale. Would not recommend!

After setting my sights on this place for years, my wife and I finally went and it was a letdown. There are high and low points hence the average rating. My wife ordered the Eggslut which is a coddled egg over potato puree served in a jar. There are baguette points to dip and spread the egg/potato on. She ate it all and she will never finish something she doesn't like. I tasted the puree and it was good but she thought it was too salty. She got a biscuit with honey butter and said she could not taste the honey and the biscuit was ok. I got the turkey sausage, egg and cheese on brioche with honey mustard aioli. Despite that, I tasted very little in terms of seasoning. The sausage was very bland. Not a surprise since sausage is hit or miss in that regard. I was worried I wouldn't like the honey mustard but could not detect it. My egg was soft cooked and very well done so they do have eggs down. I suggest leaving the wrapper on as yolk ran all over my hands when I removed it and took a bite. The bun was good but seemed large in proportion to the filling. The hashbrowns were amazing and I'd definitely return for those on my next visit. I hear a lot of complaints about the line but we got through pretty fast. The business is obviously doing well with those lines so this is truly just one man's opinion. I am glad we went. For me, it was about the experience and that was solid.

The menu is limited, but it doesn't matter. The breakfast sandwiches are soooo good. And they're big. My husband ordered two because he was hungry but he couldn't finish the second one. Like other foodcourt places, the line can get long, but we went a little later, pretty close to closing in the early afternoon and we only waited about 5 minutes to place our order. If you don't want to wait in line, have breakfast for lunch. Enjoy!

This is a really popular location and there is a line so be prepared to wait, but it is so worth it! There may not be seating inside the restaurant during the busy time, but there is plenty of seating around the hotel or you can take it back to your room too. I usually go for the (not so) basic Bacon, Egg, and Cheese sandwich and it's delicious. Be sure to get the Duck fat and rosemary hashbrowns too!

We saw review after review on Eggslut from YouTube some were good and some were not so good. I went during the covid recovery so I expected a wait. Luckily, I can make friends with anyone and the wait didn't seem that long. The menu seemed limited but that may be to covid. I liked my sandwich and loved my has browns. the bread was a brioche bun and it did get a little soggy. I did see biscuits after I ordered so if your like me and prefer a biscuit I would ask to see if that's an option. At the time of my visit there was no seating but there was a lounge that had seating across the hall that made due. Finally, as in all my reviews, the people make the experience. I thought the team at Eggslut was very nice and as busy as they were it was refreshing to be around such positive people in the morning.

Awesome place to go for breakfast if you like eggs and the hash browns are to die for. Gets busy so go early to avoid the queues .

we decided to try the eggslut restaurant in cosmopolitan casino and hotel. we were not disappointed. I had the truffle has browns and they were amazing and the fairfax bun. only thing i would leave off would be the sriracha mayo as don't think it needed it. place was queued out the door but would definitely recommend.

Yes, there was a line but it moved quickly and we didn’t wait more than 5 minutes to have our breakfast sandwiches. They were juicy and very good. Staff were efficient and friendly.

The breakfast sandwiches are amazing and worth the wait. We had the gaucho sandwich and the egg and bacon along with the truffle fries. They were delicious and the line up was about 30 minutes both days

Located on the 2nd floor of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Always a line and the breakfast sandwiches were good. Very reasonable prices.

We were excited to try Eggslut. Obviously very popular. $9.00 for our sausage and egg sandwiches and they did not taste good. My wife’s first comment was that McD’s is better. The bacon one was good but not awesome. Disappointed buns were not better. We love these kinds of breakfast sandwiches in general but these were not great, not worth $9.00 each, and not near the best of this type we have had. Disappointed.

We joined the long line about 8am and waited about 15 minutes to order and another 15 minutes to get our food. We got the basic bacon, egg and cheese which was very tasty, but quite greasy due to the bacon. The truffle hash browns are really good. We also got a biscuit with maple butter. It was OK, but not great. The fresh OJ was really good, but you can't really mess that up.

I recommend the Fairfax sandwich due to the yummy "mouthfeel" (a word I learned from TopChef). The combination of soft ingredients (brioche bun, scrambled egg, cheese, chives) in each bite was so good that we ordered it again the next day. We visited mid-week around 11-noon. The line appears long since it wraps around the corner, but it only took less than 10 min to place order with cashier. We ordered the vegetarian truffle hashbrown, but the truffle wasn't that strong of a taste.

We had breakfast here twice as we enjoyed it so much the 1st time. They offered Gluten free buns which we found to be good. The queue can be long but we found it worth the wait.