Mr. Lucky’s 24-7

Coffee was barely warm. Waited 20 minutes for hot cup which was brought by a busser because our waiter was too busy discussing the best strip joints with the table next to us. 30 minutes for burger and turkey sandwich. Turkey was dry as cardboard and burger was cold. Sad because we’ve been here before and had great food and service.

Only place in Vegas that had food that didn’t make my stomach go crazy!!! I had breakfast and lunch here. I really enjoyed the French toast! It was fried some kind of way. The waitress remembered to bring me warm syrup, that’s a plus. Over all I liked it and it was in the resort we stayed at The Hard Rock!

While famous for the «secret» $ 7.77 gamblers special, you might find that other specials at Mr. Lucky’s 24 – 7 being an even better quality deal.
First off, the $ 7.77 steak and shrimp deal requires a drink purchase which isn’t a big deal. But having just stumbled in from a night of quite a bit of drinking, I really just needed to hydrate. In this case, the boneyard steak and eggs on the Graveyard Happy Ending menu was exactly the booze mop I needed. Decently tender 7oz sirloin steak (especially for a plate under $ 10) with over easy eggs, toast, and hash browns. At 2am, it hit all the right spots.
I sat at the counter and the late night manager/​server was absolutely lovely. For all-​day comfort food, Mr. Lucky’s 24 – 7 is a dependable diner with great daily specials to boot.

This is more to serve as a reminder to myself never to expect anything even remotely decent after 4:00 AM at a 24-​hour restaurant.
After a standard Saturday night out in Vegas, we ended up at Mr. Lucky’s to demolish an early morning bite. As to be expected for Vegas, the food here is both mediocre at best and severely overpriced. I don’t think any of the items were under $ 15. Granted, the portions were fine and large, but they’re slightly delusional charging an arm and a leg for the worst chicken fingers I’ve ever had. I asked for «teriyaki» because it sounded better than plain, and the chicken fingers were so over-​sauced I might’ve been drinking them. The teriyaki concoction was mostly a sugary, additive-​laden disaster.
Even worse (and why I’m writing this): their lazy waitstaff. I gave my order to a disgruntled employee (who had just received a bad tip from another party) and he was stomping around the kitchen pouting. NOTE: This was a grown, older gentleman.
It took roughly 20 minutes for someone to take my order and then another four years to get it. In fact, another customer came in, sat down next to me, ordered the EXACT. SAME. THING, AND GOT HER ORDER FIRST.
Needless to say, when I finally received my food 45 minutes to an hour later, I got up and walked out.

Mr. Lucky’s is a great restaurant with great customer service, as well. We were immediately greeted when we walked in and although they were busy, got taken care of and seated quickly. Chef Felton was very friendly and courteous, as well. Overall, excellent location and place to grab a bite to eat after gambling at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino! Plus Chef Felton is a Chicago Bulls/​Chicago Cubs. My man!!!

TLDR: 24 hour facility inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Triple 7 special available, but only if you ask for it, inadequate customer service, ok/​overpriced food, $ 1 discount with players’ card on most items
After a long night on the town, my friends and I decided to visit Mr. Lucky’s 24 – 7 for some late-​night eats to end the debauchery. I regrettably did not order the Gamblers Special which contains steak cooked to your preferred temperature, a skewer of shrimp, mashed potatoes, and seasonal veggies. The 777 special is only available with a Players’ Card and is not offered on the menu. Instead, I ordered the veggie burger. If you have the players’ card, however, most items di receive a $ 1 discount.
It is my belief that, within reasonable doubt, the hostess and servers are overworked and underpaid as we were greeted with a forced, robotic greeting, no eye contact and rushed tones. Our server was responsible for multiple tables and we had to flag her down just to get a refill of water and soda.
With regards to the food, about 60% of the order was accurate. The funny thing was that the orders with special requests were accurate, but the regular orders were incomplete often missing things like lettuce, sauce, or the side of toast. The veggie burger did not taste like Morningstar Farms (thank god) and was actually pretty decent for $ 13.99…Needless to say, I will not be returning to this location any time soon. The sub-​par service matched with overpriced/​adequate food encourages me to spend my money elsewhere.

Decent food. Nothing great about it.
Food came out at a timely manner. Our waitress was wonderful.

I wanted another prime rib on my little getaway, seeing how there were specials for them all over. So after a long day, I came down to the restaurant about 1am. The restaurant was fairly busy. Ordered mine mid rare, and the wait wasn’t too long. They forgot my horseradish, and of course my server disappears after giving me my plate. No big deal, just waited fifteen minutes to get acknowledged and ask for the sauce and another water. Got the sauce, didn’t get water. Fine, no big deal, I’ll eat a massive piece of meat without anything to wash it down with. If girls can do it, I can too. Meat was cooked nicely. I’d recommend, as well as recommend bringing your own drink. Grabbed a coffee to go, and called it a day.

I hesitated to eat here, It was late and I was bitchy! We were seated immediately. Everything was clean. It was quite tasty indeed. I am glad we decided to eat here after all. Very kewl décor. Our waiter was exceptionally nice and attentive. We didn’t have to wait long or ask twice for anything we needed or refills on drinks. Comfy booths and I would definitely come back to eat here again. I had chicken fried steak and eggs and it was very good! I would definitely recommend this place to my family and friends …

This is the second time I’ve eaten here and while previous time was just ok… This time breakfast was superb!
My other half ordered the Breakfast Bloody Mary and chicken fried steak. I had the chicken and waffles. Portions were beyond what you can eat and you want to eat the left overs! I recommend everything we ate! Our server Aaron either had a dry sense of humor or is an add, I can’t decide which, but good eats today!!!

Inside the Hard Rock Resort and Casino, you’ll find this spot for a bite to eat for breakfast, lunch or dinner. I knew I would be hiking on this particular day and doing a lot of walking, and so I wanted to get in a filling meal to tide me over.
The breakfast was above average. I got the standard eggs, hash browns, and toast. The breakfast was perfectly prepared. I also had some fresh-​squeezed orange juice.
Not much else to say about this place. It’s ideal for those looking for a 20 to 30 minute break from all of the action going on inside the casino.

This is a great casino café with excellent food and large portions! They serve breakfast all day and have mixed drinks available as well. I had the chicken fried steak and eggs today. The platter was huge, I could only eat half of it! The food came hot and freshly prepared. The waitress was very attentive, even though it was very busy.
They also have two epic items available here that most people don’t know about. First is the bloody Mary, it is loaded with seafood and other goodies. Second is the Elvis pancakes, which have a dozen pancakes with bananas and bacon. These are featured online on a lot of Vegas food sites.

my favorite things about Mr. Lucky’s is 1) being able to sit at the counter as a solo diner for a quick and easy deal, 2) open 24 hours, 3) great specials
My favorite value specials are: 1) Steak N Eggs (includes toast, hash browns) for $ 9.99 (12a-​6a daily): OK to good quality steak, great value, 2) Gambler’s 777 Special for $ 7.77 (need to show gaming card, free to sign up): which is steak, 3 shrimp on a stick, broccoli or some veggie — available all the time, super value; need to purchase a drink
Some complaints I have at slow service (especially when they are busy and if you have large parties at a table) and drunk customers (but this is Vegas). However, overall its the best eating establishment at the Hard Rock for the price. Staff is generally courteous as well.

Pretty cool 24 hour spot. Was right in our hotel. Great waffles but the breakfast bloody Mary was calling my name and I just HAD to get it.
About 12 oz of bloody Mary mix and I swear mostly vodka… really strong (not a problem). There was your traditional olive and shrimp around the rim and a not so traditional skewer of pickle spears, fresh beef jerky (kind of sweet. loved it), bacon sausage and cheese waffle sandwich, and a deviled egg. Oddly… the flavors all went together really well. Get it! If not to get drunk or feed ur hangover… get it for picture’s sake!

Everything I’ve eaten here is so good and the service has always been good too! For early mornings, from late nights, they have a good espresso! For breakfast, I usually stick with the eggs, bacon, hash browns, and toast. Super filling and I can never eat it all.

Staying at the Hard Rock Hotel. When planing your days and nights of debauchery is it a good idea to find the always open eatery. Here we had Mr. Lucky’s ²⁴⁄₇.
I ended up grabbing breakfast here to take back to the room. Pretty much your normal breakfast diner food set up. Sticky menus and greasy food are sometimes just what you are looking for.
I ordered the oatmeal and a stack of pancakes. The oatmeal was fine with a small side of brown sugar. The pancakes were better. Huge stack of 4 that were about the size of the plate. Sweet buttermilk and butter on top hit the spot after waking up to a hungry tummy.
If I hadn’t taken my order to go I would have definitely dined in. The restaurant is spacious and looked nice looking out to there casino for some people watching. Speaking of — name drop alert — David Spade was there eating when I stopped by. Vegas Baby! Ahem anyways the food is good and available. Service was decent and prices didn’t gouge me too much for hotel food. Get and use your Backstage Pass players card to save some $$.

The lure of the Gambler’s Special brought my family to Mr. Lucky’s at the Hard Rock Hotel. For $ 7.77, you get a steak topped with a skewer of shrimp, mashed potatoes, and seasonal veggies. The gambler’s special is not on the menu and patrons must have a player’s card to redeem this hyped up deal.
GAMBLERS SPECIAL x 3 ($ 7.77): The epitome of the saying, «you get what you pay for». My mom described the steak as a poor man’s steak, and both my husband and my dad complained that there was a lot of of chewy fatty parts in the steak as well. My mom loved the green beans and mashed potatoes, everyone else not so much. My husband said the shrimp was chewy and over-​seasoned, probably to mask the poor quality of the shrimp. Most people who rave about the gambler’s specials are intoxicated while consuming their meal, so there’s that. ²⁄₅
VEGGIE BURGER ($ 13.99): A veggie burger made out of lentils and nuts piqued my interest, but the burger ended up being completely boring, taste wise. It had far too few toppings and needed some zing! It definitely could have been spruced up by some greenery or color of any kind. ²⁄₅
SERVICE: All of the food was served room temperature and took 30+ minutes to arrive. It took a while before our waitress came to take our order. She barely checked in on us. Mr. Lucky’s was not busy at all, so she just sucked. ¹⁄₅
Worth a Return Visit?
Never again. This visit was below mediocre and the menu items basic. My husband argued that they could have gotten better steaks at Denny’s.
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I have been meaning to come here ever since I saw it on The Best Thing I Ever Ate. After years of being bookmarked in my mind, I finally stumbled in during the wee hours of the night for their gambler’s special.
The gambler’s special is an unadvertised plate of steak, grilled shrimp, mashed potatoes and veggies for $ 7.77. You have to have the Hard Rock Hotel’s backstage pass players card and also purchase a beverage in order to get the special, but it’s a good deal.
The steak was cooked medium, just as I asked, and it was good enough for a $ 7 steak. I really liked the shrimp, they were a good size and seasoned well. The mashed potatoes were creamy and delicious too.
My friends and I enjoyed the food so much that we came back again the next night. The second time we shared the Fire Roasted Nachos ($ 13.99) with chicken (+$ 3) and good thing we shared because it was huge! They were good nachos and the cheese stayed melty which I love.
Mr. Lucky’s is open ²⁴⁄₇ so it’s very convenient and they have many different specials depending on the day and time. Make sure to get the players card because you get discounts on most of the food on the menu with it.

Really good for exactly what it is — classic American diner food. Burgers, shakes, breakfast served ²⁴⁄₇. Inside the Hard Rock Hotel.
All the staff are super nice and helpful and everything was good. So great to be drinking in the USA… lol. I ordered a Blushin’ Russian shake (shake with vodka) and I felt buzzed after 2 sips, haha. That never happens in Australia! A had a decent burger here too and a great breakfast another time. Solid! Not fancy. I like it.

Thank God for 24-​hour restaurants!
My husband and I were famished after completing the Rock N Roll Half Marathon. After battling the cold and rain and wind gusts for 13.1 miles, and making the trek back to our hotel to get cleaned up, and hopping in the car and getting stuck in ridiculous traffic on the strip, we were staring midnight in the face.
My cousin (who had a fabulous meal on her own while we were pounding the pavement) came with us to keep us company, and was the one who suggested this place.
They were doing a brisk business when we got there, but I was thrilled when we were shown right to a table. I was afraid we’d have to wait, as no good would’ve come from that. There were several other race participants at the restaurant when we got there, some still wearing their race day gear. Ick.
Anyway, our waiter was fast and friendly, telling us about the specials of the day — from entrees to desserts to shakes — before leaving us with the menu.
I know immediately what I wanted: the prime rib special for $ 7. It came with a baked potato and grilled shrimp. For seven dollars! I mean, come on!
My husband ended up ordering one of their massive burgers and the pumpkin pie shake.
The food, when it got to us, was yummy. The prime rib piece I got was massive, and I couldn’t finish it. I had to wait a bit to flag down our waiter to ask for horseradish (who serves prime rib without the horseradish?), but used that time to dress my baked potato. They didn’t really offer much by way of garnish, just butter and sour cream, but by then I was so hungry I didn’t care.
My husband loved his burger, making quick work of it and the tater tots (an upgrade, of course). The shake was also very good, though the pumpkin pie flavor wasn’t as strong as I would’ve liked.
This is one of those places I probably never would have ventured to, had circumstances been different. Still, I’m glad we went and that the food was delicious and the prices fair. Can’t really ask for much more than that for a midnight dinner.

Excelente comida, servicio y presentación de platos… Delicioso! Ayer comí «Huevos Rancheros» súper y hoy «Home Skillet» y lo máximo… Súper recomendado