Way too crowded. From 8 to 10 am, you should wait in a line for about 10-15 minutes to get a table
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
Сергей Корниенко
When will you learn to use pictures in menus?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Keng Low
Went there for dinner and breakfast the next day. Note that the Zen Kitchen is the only full service restaurant at the WA. Service is of course impeccable but oh my the food was totally bland. For dinner I had the wagyu strip and although it came in with the right color and temp, the meat was tasteless. The chef had added some herbs I can tell but I just could not pick it out. The maitake mushrooms with teriyaki sauce on the other hand was overly sweet and did not at all go with the steak. The wine (malbec) and the dessert was wonderful. The sashimi plate was decent but I thought would be better at the WA.Same thing the next morning. I had steak and eggs. It was messily plated and not at all appetizing looking. Wagyu beef was again tasteless and no amount of salt and pepper could help it. Maybe its just how Zen Kitchen cooks everything. Letting the true value and taste shine through. I didnt get that memo. The Chino valley eggs were good though. Yolk was nice and brightly colored and full of taste
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
David Wilmering
Great vegan options , excellent latte, fresh
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Christina W
Dinner service/food is much better than breakfast service/food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Jason K
Very good restaurant with attentive staff. We come here often, usually for breakfast. The breakfast was very good. They use healthier eggs. Great coffee. Recommend the eggs Benedict. Nice and quiet atmosphere. Has got much better since post covid.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Curt S
Came here for gluten free pancakes and they were excellent. This is a much better place to eat than most places on the strip. The atmosphere is very relaxed, prices are comparable and the food is delicious of course.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ben T. Hellenbach
Best Poke Bowl on earth, no close 2nd. Killer view too.
Simone Wirth
The menu online is usually not up to date, but they always have a couple vegan options. The vegan breakfast burrito is awesome, the green juice is tasty and the staff is always wonderful.Vegetarian options: The menu has some vegan selections but ask your server! They typically offer a vegan scramble or vegan burrito with vegan chorizo that's NOT on the menu.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ryan
Definitely short staffed, food was ok, only restaurant in hotel.
The menu never seems up to date online but I just tell my server I'm vegan and they give me options aside from the things noted on the menu. This was my second visit and both times I got a vegan chorizo breakfast burrito that wasn't on the menu. SO GOOD. The green juice is also wonderful.
Ryan Wexler
Great breakfast and top notch service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
G M S
This review is relative to this establishment’s former strength. I used to call Zen my favorite cafe/restaurant in Las Vegas because it was a cozy oasis away from it all. This has all changed. It is now just another spot. Waldorf has literally destroyed everything good about this cafe. So sad. I can only imagine the same thing is happening to the rest of this once revered property.1. Menu has been dumbed down severely.2. Sushi bar has been shut down.3. Music is now as loud as the casinos.4. Dishes are nowhere near as properly prepared as they once were (undercooked French fries, poorly seasoned chicken salad, orange juice from concentrate, tomato jam on avocado toast that tastes like it’s from a jar).I made four reservations at this restaurant for client meetings over two days. It had always been my go to, but no more. There is nothing remarkable left about this place other than the pastries. NOTHING!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
SophieGadb
La nourriture était bonne mais un peu trop chère pour ce que c'est.
edav344
This was a great vegan option for brunch on The Strip in Vegas, inside the Waldorf Astoria. I got a breakfast burrito with just egg, vegan chorizo, potato, and vegan cheese and it was delicious and filling. My husband got vegan vanilla pancakes, and there were also a number of other options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on a separate vegan menu. It was a bit pricey but so far has been comparable to most things in Vegas, so I think Vegas itself is just pricey #Veganuary
Way too crowded. From 8 to 10 am, you should wait in a line for about 10-15 minutes to get a table
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
When will you learn to use pictures in menus?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Went there for dinner and breakfast the next day. Note that the Zen Kitchen is the only full service restaurant at the WA. Service is of course impeccable but oh my the food was totally bland. For dinner I had the wagyu strip and although it came in with the right color and temp, the meat was tasteless. The chef had added some herbs I can tell but I just could not pick it out. The maitake mushrooms with teriyaki sauce on the other hand was overly sweet and did not at all go with the steak. The wine (malbec) and the dessert was wonderful. The sashimi plate was decent but I thought would be better at the WA.Same thing the next morning. I had steak and eggs. It was messily plated and not at all appetizing looking. Wagyu beef was again tasteless and no amount of salt and pepper could help it. Maybe its just how Zen Kitchen cooks everything. Letting the true value and taste shine through. I didnt get that memo. The Chino valley eggs were good though. Yolk was nice and brightly colored and full of taste
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Great vegan options , excellent latte, fresh
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dinner service/food is much better than breakfast service/food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Very good restaurant with attentive staff. We come here often, usually for breakfast. The breakfast was very good. They use healthier eggs. Great coffee. Recommend the eggs Benedict. Nice and quiet atmosphere. Has got much better since post covid.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came here for gluten free pancakes and they were excellent. This is a much better place to eat than most places on the strip. The atmosphere is very relaxed, prices are comparable and the food is delicious of course.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Poke Bowl on earth, no close 2nd. Killer view too.
The menu online is usually not up to date, but they always have a couple vegan options. The vegan breakfast burrito is awesome, the green juice is tasty and the staff is always wonderful.Vegetarian options: The menu has some vegan selections but ask your server! They typically offer a vegan scramble or vegan burrito with vegan chorizo that's NOT on the menu.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Definitely short staffed, food was ok, only restaurant in hotel.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
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The menu never seems up to date online but I just tell my server I'm vegan and they give me options aside from the things noted on the menu. This was my second visit and both times I got a vegan chorizo breakfast burrito that wasn't on the menu. SO GOOD. The green juice is also wonderful.
Great breakfast and top notch service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This review is relative to this establishment’s former strength. I used to call Zen my favorite cafe/restaurant in Las Vegas because it was a cozy oasis away from it all. This has all changed. It is now just another spot. Waldorf has literally destroyed everything good about this cafe. So sad. I can only imagine the same thing is happening to the rest of this once revered property.1. Menu has been dumbed down severely.2. Sushi bar has been shut down.3. Music is now as loud as the casinos.4. Dishes are nowhere near as properly prepared as they once were (undercooked French fries, poorly seasoned chicken salad, orange juice from concentrate, tomato jam on avocado toast that tastes like it’s from a jar).I made four reservations at this restaurant for client meetings over two days. It had always been my go to, but no more. There is nothing remarkable left about this place other than the pastries. NOTHING!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
La nourriture était bonne mais un peu trop chère pour ce que c'est.
This was a great vegan option for brunch on The Strip in Vegas, inside the Waldorf Astoria. I got a breakfast burrito with just egg, vegan chorizo, potato, and vegan cheese and it was delicious and filling. My husband got vegan vanilla pancakes, and there were also a number of other options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on a separate vegan menu. It was a bit pricey but so far has been comparable to most things in Vegas, so I think Vegas itself is just pricey #Veganuary