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Fast Food · $
military Post Access Required, 4200 North Washington Boulevard, Nellis Afb
Customers’ favorites
“Tasty chicken sandwich. If they tell you that they're out of the sandwiches - don't believe them. They're just hiding them in the back for themselves!”
Cheesesteaks · $
5691 Rickenbacker Road Bldg 431, Nellis Afb
Customers’ favorites
“On 4/1/2025 at 3:44:02 PM I ordered a large chicken salad at Charley’s Philly Steak #00532 Nellis AFB. The salad was great and the customer service was very helpful and professional with Mrs. Brenda and her co-worker, I recommend this place to anyone who likes veggies salad.”
Fast Food · $
5691 Rickenbacker Road Bldg 431, Nellis Afb
“It was Excellent & Preparation of Food was Very Quick. Quality was super but Quantity was not up to the Expectations. Suggestion to the Management: It’s better for the Staff, to give the silverware along with the Order of Food.Other than that They are Very kind. A positive note to the Staff: I was offering the tip.. the Lady at the counter Gently rejected saying that they won’t accept or Expect the tips.. ?”
Mexican · $
5691 Rickenbacker Road, Nellis Afb
“Second visit. GREAT veggies bowl. Can't beat $7 price for overflowing fresh veggies, salsa, avocado.Even better we asked them to not put the plastic top on. We had our own forks...their bowl is sturdy nonplastic cardboard.This was the best tasting, healthiest, least wasteful lunch in a month of restaurant travels!!!@ Thanks!!”
Diner · $$
3771 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas
Customers’ favorites
“Cherrie was my most excellent waitress. She was kind and helpful and my coffe cup was never cold or empty! Will come back tomorrow!”
Hamburger · $
3545 South Las Vegas Boulevard Ste L24, Las Vegas
Customers’ favorites
“Great Burger & Fries! Always stop there when in Vegas.”
Hamburger · $
4888 Dean Martin Drive, Las Vegas
Customers’ favorites
“Great location especially when you’re heading to airport”
Chicken · $
4480 Paradise Road Suite 1200, Las Vegas
Customers’ favorites
“This might be the best chicken I've had in a long time. I got the spicy chicken on the ultimate burger and let me tell you, life changing! There's only two other places that can compete with this so for a first-time chain they're killing it! Jose what's the one who took our order and he was extremely knowledgeable and helped us choose the right sandwich! If you live here or you're passing through, this is a must stop!”
Hamburger · $
2765 East Craig Road, North Las Vegas
Customers’ favorites
“When out west I gotta have my in and out”
Hamburger · $
2900 West Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas
Customers’ favorites
“Always clean with people who are gtlreat at their job”
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