Nosh Deli

This place is great for a lunch or breakfast sandwich. They also have some great coffee. Unfortunately here online the menu items and prices have not been updated in several years.

I was meeting someone at The HorseShoe Hotel and Casino and was very early. I looked up where I could get a quick bite in the hotel and this popped up. I first thought it was in the food court but it's actually up front closer to the front entrance. In all fairness, I don't actually eat here. When I walked in, it looked dirty and yucky. There were a couple people eating and the food looked terrible.. so I didn't get anything. I'm giving two stars just based on the fact that I didn't actually eat there. I did buy a Mich Ultra at the bar and brought it back to this place and sat while I waited for my friend

What a horrible experience. Food was disgusting and the guy behind the counter was ridiculously unprofessional.

I haven't been in a few years, I remember it being a real deli. Made to order sandwiches. I recently went back, I was absolutely disappointed!Ordered the turkey sandwich, she asked do you want it hot or cold, I asked for it cold, not knowing she was going to just take it out of the freezer, or at least a very cold frig. The bread fell apart it was so cold and very dry, not to mention it was $24.00! Don't waste your money

I frequent the Horseshoe and Paris. They recently changed the menu. I got this amazing Italian sub loaded with meat and cheese. Pam was at the counter and she was amazing. She helped me pick and was patient. They have stepped it up big time.

We stayed at horseshoe and needed a convenient breakfast before a pool party, and Nosh got the job done! We waited in line for quite some time because there's an express line for patrons of a certain status; three walked up when we were next. However, the menu is limited so they flipped our food around quickly. My bacon egg and cheese was good, and my iced chai latte was excellent.

BREAKFAST ON MY FINAL FULL DAY AT VEGASThe second Thursday in July was my final day at Vegas. I stayed at The Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Nosh is inside The Horseshoe located by the Jubilee Tower. Since I was going to have a porterhouse steak for dinner I wanted breakfast not only to be light, but also to be filling enough to last me to dinner. I ordered white chocolate mocha and two pastries - cheese and apple danishes. Both danishes were flaky and not stale. The mocha was a good caffeine starter for the day. Both pastries and expresso drink served their purpose by satisfying my hunger to dinner.

Just here for black coffee. When I got here the line was ten deep. Lady by herself. After a few minutes, she left apparently to use the restroom. Then the Calvary came just as she returned! Three workers arrived. But no, workers were piddling around. After a few minutes one worker stops a worker outside the cafe. I just want coffee! Twenty minutes later I'm up front and order my $7+ small coffee. I would have thought her two coworkers would turn to and pour the coffee, but no. She does it all. I will find my morning coffee elsewhere.

Nosh Deli is a cute little place to grab a quick bite of premade food. It is tucked away off to the side and unless you explored this place fully, you could probably miss it. Honestly, if you did miss it, you aren't missing much.As I had said, this is a place to grab food that is either already made (pastries) or items that can be heated up (sandwiches), or made on the fly (mostly drinks). Think of this as a coffee shop meets Subway.As I also said, it is tucked away. Depending on how you look at the Horseshoe it is off the main entrance. tucked back by the escalators that take you to some convention space and the elevators to the one tower. Honestly, this also feels like the less active wing of the hotel unless you are there for a conference, into high stake poker, or Keno. As for the food, meh. I had missed breakfast at the convention I was there to work and needed something to hold me over until lunch. I got in what was a short line and waited. And waited. And waited. The line moved along at a sloth's pace. With this place being hidden, they usually only have one worker running around behind the counter. And if you get a casino regular in line, you'll be there for a minute as they are trying to figure out what they can get for free.All I wanted was a chocolate croissant and some sweet tea. Honestly, that is all I wanted. I waited fifteen minutes for those items. Those premade items. Then to be charged nearly $13 for it, I felt like I was charged per the minute.The croissant was good, but shouldn't be that rich...money wise.

Convenient for a quick breakfast if you're staying at the Horsheshoe, but nothing special. I got a cranberry muffin and it was fresh and flavorful; by husband's sausage, egg and cheese on an English muffin good. $28 for that plus a large coffee - a little expensive but that's Vegas!