Hash House A Go Go at The LINQ Hotel + Experience, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd S on the second floor, is an American comfort-food restaurant on the center Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and is best known for brunch-style dishes with an Indiana-farm influence. Its defining feature is portion size: plates are large enough that many visitors share a main dish, and the restaurant is a common stop for a late breakfast before a day of sightseeing along the boulevard.
The signature dishes are Andy's sage fried chicken Benedict, a fried chicken breast with eggs and sauce stacked on biscuits, and sage fried chicken and waffles served with bacon waffles. The kitchen also serves meatloaf hash and farm-style skillet scrambles, along with house cocktails, including large-format Bloody Marys. Prices of roughly $20-35 per person are moderate for the Strip, and sharing keeps the cost lower.
The dining room is bustling and casual, decorated in a rustic farmhouse style, with moderate to high noise levels at weekend brunch. Dress is casual and the room suits families and groups. The restaurant is on the second floor of The LINQ complex, close to the High Roller observation wheel and the LINQ Promenade, so it fits easily into a visit to the area.
Walk-ins are accepted, and reservations can be made through the restaurant website at weekends. Waits at peak brunch on Saturday and Sunday can be long, so reserving or arriving early is sensible. Hours vary by season, and visitors should confirm times before visiting. The LINQ is near the center of the Strip and is reachable on foot from Caesars Palace and Harrah's, as well as by monorail at the nearby station.
| Price | $$ (about $20-35 per person) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily; hours vary by season |
| Reservations | Walk-in; reservations via the website at weekends |
| Address | The LINQ Hotel + Experience, 2nd floor, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
Signature dishes
- Andy's sage fried chicken Benedict
- sage fried chicken and waffles (bacon waffles)
- meatloaf hash
- farm-style skillet scrambles
Good to know
- Known for
- Indiana-farm-style breakfast and brunch spot famed for towering portions.
Location
The LINQ Hotel + Experience, 2nd floor, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
36.1175, -115.1706 View on map
Highlights
- Andy's sage fried chicken Benedict
- Sage fried chicken and waffles with bacon waffles
- Very large portions designed for sharing
- Located on the LINQ Promenade near the High Roller
- Farmhouse-style room suited to families and groups
Tips for visiting
- Share a main dish, as portions are oversized.
- Reserve online or arrive early for Saturday and Sunday brunch.
- Weekday breakfast has shorter waits than weekend brunch.
- Combine with a visit to the High Roller or the LINQ Promenade.
- Check seasonal hours before visiting.
When to visit
Weekday breakfast is quietest; weekend brunch is busiest and benefits from booking.
Accessibility
The restaurant is on the second floor of The LINQ complex, reached by elevator or escalator from the promenade, so step-free access is generally available. Visitors with specific needs can contact the restaurant before arriving.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Hash House A Go Go known for?
It is known for oversized portions of comfort food, especially sage fried chicken Benedict and chicken and waffles.
Where is it located?
It is on the second floor of The LINQ Hotel + Experience, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd S.
Are reservations required?
Walk-ins are accepted, and reservations are available through the website at weekends.
How much does a meal cost?
Typical spending is about $20-35 per person, and sharing a plate reduces the cost.