Hash House A Go Go

Name: Hash House A Go Go
Address: 3535 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109, Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $$

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

Hash House A Go Go at the LINQ is 'twisted farm food' at maximum scale — the famous Sage Fried Chicken & Waffles tower (~$29), hubcap flapjacks, brunch daily from 7:30am (dinner Fri-Sat only). Split everything.

Is Hash House A Go Go Worth It? Honest Review & What to Order

Hash House A Go Go serves 'twisted farm food' at tractor scale on the LINQ Hotel's second floor — the Vegas outpost of the brunch concept whose Sage Fried Chicken and Waffles arrives as a tower: fried chicken stacked on bacon-embedded waffles, crowned with a knife like a flag on a summit. Nine thousand-plus reviews confirm the portions weren't a phase.

The math and the menu: the chicken-and-waffles tower around $29, Twisted flapjacks the diameter of hubcaps at $12-14, the Sage Fried Chicken Benedict at $27, hash skillets under $20 — $25-35 a head total, with every plate built for splitting. Hours favor mornings: daily from 7:30am, brunch-only until 3pm Sunday-Thursday, with dinner service running only Friday-Saturday to 9.

Plan around the queue: weekend mornings build 30-60 minute waits by 10am — reserve on OpenTable or arrive with the early birds — and come with the appetite the format assumes. It's heavy, gleefully excessive, and exactly what the day-after-Vegas constitution orders.

Insider tip Reserve on OpenTable or land before 9:30am on weekends — the mid-morning wait hits an hour — and order one tower plus one flapjack for two people; solo-plating here is a rookie monument to waste. Sun-Thu remember: kitchen closes at 3pm.

Location

The LINQ Hotel + Experience

★★★★

The LINQ is a youthful, value-focused central-Strip hotel that opens straight onto the LINQ Promenade — an open-air strip of bars, restaurants and the High Roller observation wheel. Modern rooms and a laid-back, college-style vibe put you in the middle of the action, from $22/night.

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3535 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

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Frequently asked questions

What's the famous dish?

Andy's World Famous Sage Fried Chicken and Waffles (~$29) — sage-fried chicken stacked on bacon-waffles into a genuine tower. The Sage Fried Chicken Benedict ($27) is the sit-down variant.

When is it open?

Daily from 7:30am — until 3pm Sunday-Thursday (brunch only), and until 9pm Friday-Saturday when dinner service runs. Second floor of the LINQ Hotel.

How big are the portions, really?

Built for two, priced for one — flapjacks exceed the plate, skillets feed a table. Ordering per-person is the classic first-timer error; $25-35 a head covers a shared feast.

How do I beat the wait?

OpenTable reservations work, or arrive before 9:30am on weekends — the walk-in line runs 30-60 minutes by mid-morning. Weekday brunch seats immediately.

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Reservations Recommended — book ahead, especially weekends

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