Crossroads Burgers

Can a restaurant redeem itself? Well if it is Crossroads yes it can, with their burgers and sausage restaurant which is across from the Dawg House in Resortworlds. Not sure why Yelp says the place is closed, because I'm here right now. I had the spicy Italian sausage with onions and peppers. As a former meat eater, I can honestly say this is the first "sausage" that tastes like the real thing. It's amazing. Oh and 18 bucks. I added skinny fries, which were okay, and I think 6 more bucks. Drinks are bottled and the pricing is similar to Vegas numbers. I believe my Coke cost 5.53. I just can't believe that a place can achieve an amazing sausage experience, home made. I've had the burger but it's with Impossible burger meat, so you know it's going to be good. The sausage though was a home run.

The food is so so good and the service is also great! It's right next to crossroads kitchen and I'm so happy I finally stopped by. Definitely resort prices so keep that in mind. But if you're vegan like me and stop by the hotel after a long day..you deserve to treat yourself! It's a casual order and grab a table kind of place. Check it out and enjoy!!

When I looked up the reviews, I accidentally looked up crossroads, which was 4 1/2 stars.Unfortunately, the vegan restaurant still a little bit short .Smashed burgers - the burn wasn't that great, as well as the lettuce and tomatoes. At a vegan restaurant, all ingredients should be the best. I recently had the Carl's junior, vegan barbecue burger, and it was better than this one.Tater crowns - good, Nuggets - ok, but not at $8 for 6.No rush to come back.

They are no longer at Conrad's. They closed. The restaurant - Crossroads is still there. But they don't offer the same menu. My wife was devastated, she has food allergies, Gluten and Dairy. Crossroad Burgers when open was able to cater to her allergies. So sad, no need to visit Conrad's on our next visit.

It's a little pricey for an impossible burger, don't get me wrong. I love that the new hotels all have vegetarian/vegan options, but Resorts World took it up a notch by having Crossroads and Crossroads burger come in! I am so happy this was here on a late night after getting in from a long flight! The burger really is delicious, from the bun, to the patty...and everything in between. I am a bit disappointed with the tots, the server said those were better than the fries but the tots were overcooked and over seasoned, making it impossible to eat. If I'm hungry and too lazy to leave the hotel, I'll still be back though!

The only good thing I can say about this place is that the woman serving us was very attentive and welcoming. The "1 star" is for lack of effort, imagination and value here. This place certainly won't be encouraging anyone to eat vegan. I am not strictly vegan, but do enjoy good vegan options whenever they're available. I have been to Crossroads in Los Angeles a few times and enjoyed the meals there. This "outpost" of the restaurant at Resorts World was really expensive for what they are serving. To give you an idea, one bratwurst, one smash burger, French fries, one beer, and one canned rosé, and a small bottle of water came to $80 with tax and tip. This is NOT a bad review based on the fact that it's meatless. The impossible patties and meatless bratwurst were good quality and cooked correctly. What Crossroads Burgers is offering isn't anything that couldn't be obtained from your local grocery store. For example, a bratwurst with sauerkraut and mustard on a pretzel roll - not innovative, unique or interesting, whether it's meat or not. The smash burger with two impossible patties, tomato, lettuce, vegan cheese and lettuce... pretty much available at a lot of regular restaurants. It reminded us of food you buy at a street fair or baseball stadium, and not in a good/ fun way.The fries were bland other than being very salty. There could be many more add ons to make what they serve even mildly more interesting. Last I checked, things like pickle relish, peperoncini, spicy mustard, hot sauce, and even chili can all be vegan. Your only options here are yellow mustard, packets of ketchup and an agave mustard which is fine if you like to dump sugary mustard all over your food. The drink offerings were also pretty shameful. Just because people choose to eat vegan doesn't mean they don't want to enjoy a good glass of wine or nice coctktail! They offered 3 canned wines, one which was sweet (what's the sugar obsession with this place?) The rosé was flat out disgusting. I wouldn't cook with it. The canned beer selection was weak with a single IPA or a flavored fruit beer.There is a lot of good and innovative Vegan food available in Vegas these days. It's such a shame because I was hoping for another great option but this place is as basic as it gets. I won't be recommending it or going back.

Vegan foodCB Burgers offers the best vegan friendly burgers, chicken nuggets, and tots. They also have vegan friendly sausages. CB Burgers uses impossible plant based meats. It tastes better than the real thing! CB Burgers is located in the new hotel Resorts World slightly off the strip. The hotel itself is beautiful. CB Burgers is the casual side to the well know fine dining Crossroads Kitchen restaurant in L.A. I'm happy to have found my favorite healthy burger spot!

Way overpriced and the tater "crowns" came out way over cooked. Should've stoped at any of the 10 other restaurants here or the leftovers in the parking garage.

It was tough to decide to go here or not due to very little reviews. Four of us went there anyway and the food was not bad, but not great either. We ate at Crossroads Kitchen the next night and it was excellent, and worth the price tag. But for Crossroads Burger, I would say it is a bit overpriced. Approx $180 for four of us with very little drinks./alcohol. I think that is a big reason for few reviews. Overall, I would recommend going to Crossroads Kitchen instead.