Nook Express

Nook, which is a 24-hr spot to get food and drinks, is located in the Linq. It's convenient for late night or very early eats, but unfortunately my family and I felt we were disrespected. We wanted a lighter breakfast so we shared a couple of bagels and a French toast muffin. My sister-in-law got a mocha. I don't know where they get their pastries from, but the French toast muffin was pretty good. It seems it was soaked in maple syrup and it had sugar crystals on the top. Though decadent, it wasn't overly sweet. I'm glad I shared it though because eating the whole thing would've been heavy. The bagels were standard. The mocha was more on the hot chocolate side, so an imbalance there. What made us feel disrespected was that no one was behind us in line. Yet, my sister, mother, and I felt rushed to place our order. However, when it was my lighter skinned sister-in-law's turn to place her order, the employee took the time to chat her up. When I paid for everyone's order, the cashier said I had to answer a question first before paying. After I did, I tried to use Apple Pay, but the machine wouldn't let it go through. Clearly annoyed, she said it was because I didn't answer the first question, when I did. It turned out the machine asked me to punch in my number, including the expiry date and security code. I'll have to monitor my accounts heavily the next few days because I'm not sure why the machine wanted that info. Nook is located in a heavily trafficked and narrow area at the back of the casino. There are a few bar tables and stools across from it. I know food service is stressful, especially in an area like that where there's people constantly moving. But it was clear that only my sister-in-law's patronage was appreciated. I'd probably only go back if I was staying at the Linq and needed to eat/drink.

Very convenient location but the service is so bad . The cashier we encountered was an older gentleman who looked like he didn't want to be there and was judgmental. We got 2 pastries one day . The food is DRY . The second day we got two breakfast sandwiches and they were drenched in oil . Would not go back .

Service = bless themFood = bless me Price = pope better be paying Annnnnnnd done

Man I am telling you that Nook Express is anything but fast. The lines are long and the staff unorganized. I was laughing at the woman who was making coffee and the one taking orders as the order taker was looking for her pen and there was at least a five minute conversation about the whereabout of the missing pen.The menu had a selection of breakfast and lunch sandwiches, salads, pizza, pastries and sushi. The sushi in the display case did not look all that appetizing or fresh, so that was a hard pass. Even though I was down there early, they did not have all of the sandwich options, which seemed strange since it was still early. I ended up getting a ham and swiss cheese sandwich and a cinnamon roll. Both were ok, nothing special. From what I could see, the sandwiches are pre-made and require heating in the oven. Kind of reminded me of the sandwiches you get from Dunkin Donuts except with higher prices, which let's face it is just the price of eating in Vegas.For what I got, it was ok. The cinnamon roll was of a nice size and they warmed it up without me asking, which was great. For a "quick" meal, it is not bad, but man those lines are nuts.

The line was not long, packed, loud, and busy as I had expected from previous reviews and I we're always to get right in and get our food fairly quick as well as back to our room. I started off with a large a hot chocolate which was pretty good and toasty with the Pesto chicken sandwich. I gave the sandwich a 6 /10 because it was kind of mushy, cold very small, and not much of the fresh mozzarella it said would be on the menu that I was looking forward to. However the strawberry cheesecake was pink, adorable and delicious which definitely was 10/10. I had asked for the regular white cheesecake with berries to have as well but they were out so that was a bummer. 45$ later I'm still to be honest hungry and I'd skip this unless you're grabbing a pastry and coffee before going somewhere during the day this is not a meal type of place but it's convenient considering it's so close to the rooms. However there are sooooo many more places to eat in this area I'd keep searching. I hope this helps :)

My husband and I visit Las Vegas frequently and will often find ourselves at The Linq when we're in town for a brief stay. During my most recent trip, I was in the mood to grab something quick for breakfast to start my day. Though I've stayed at The Linq more than a dozen times, this was my first time to make my way downstairs to the Nook Express. As most things in Las Vegas are heavily pricey, I was pleasantly surprised at the overall price point for the items they were offering for breakfast. A good variety of pastries, sandwiches, and other items to eat to start your day. Also, several offerings for hot and cold beverages that many enjoy in the morning. I wouldn't say the service was friendly, but it was direct and quick. It was apparent that the staff had a good rhythm of taking orders, ringing customers up, and getting drinks and food out in an efficient manner. That was their focus and they were successful with quickly moving customers through the line, though the warmness most may appreciate to start their day (especially on vacation) was missing. My wait time was low and my order was delicious. I ordered a large cold brew (with room for cream) and one of their massive pretzels. The cold brew was tasty and bold and the pretzel was warm, buttery, and...did I mention MASSIVE?I would say the Nook Express is really made for a guest "on the go." There are very few tables close by for one to enjoy their food/coffee, though they have a long counter space for people to sit and eat quickly. I've definitely been sleeping on the Nook Express while staying at The Linq. This is going to be my new morning go-to if my husband and I don't end up eating at the hotel's table service spot.

This little coffee shop was located in the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas so it was super convenient to grab our coffees every morning (no room service). They also served bagels, pastries and muffins. The employees were friendly and always served with a smile.

Place is pretty packed in the morning, but the line moves rather fast. They do have a variety of breakfast items as well as desserts for travelers. I've ordered Sausage Egg & Cheese on an English Muffin with Coffee. It was pretty good but a little bit pricier. Overall, it is a great place to grab and go without a huge delay.

There was a huge line here from Starbucks inside the Flamingo because as you know that the coffee chain is popular.So I usually go to holes in the wall for the fix for caffeine but usually turned off by the coffee. Omg though let me tell you, I ordered a café americano with the usual syrups and I must say that it was better than my usual!Try the Breakast egg, bacon, and cheddar on a croissant.. Expensive sure but hot damn did it revitalize me. :)

One of the only places on the Vegas strip that you can get an Au Lait 24/7! Even better, they offer alternative milk options such as almond and oat milk. Every employee that works here is very professional and welcoming, making every visit here a pleasant experience! The coffee is also superior to what Starbucks has to offer. So thankful for this location!