5 Dollar Cafe

Quick stop in after a long night of drinking. Their options made it easy for our small group. The fried rice was JUST what I needed. They adapted for my husbands gluten allergy and and our friends enjoyed their meals as well. They can’t control the weird parking but if you are driving, park around back. We enjoyed the atmosphere as we are aware we are in Vegas.

Edited Review (Updated After Owner Response): I visited 5 Dollar Café and am updating my review after reading the owner’s reply. While the owner lists what is included in the $5 breakfast, they do not mention that no item on the menu includes water—not just the $5 breakfast. If you want water or any drink, you must purchase it separately. A drink on the menu costs $3.95, making the $5 breakfast $8.95 with a drink. At that price point, the value is not competitive. For a similar amount, you can get a larger, better-quality breakfast with a drink at McDonald’s. I went there the following day and found the food quality and portion size to be significantly better. (Photos attached for comparison.) The breakfast at 5 Dollar Café was very basic and low quality. I still tipped out of courtesy

A LOT of people post their "best Vegas deals", and are COMPLETELY missing this hidden gem across from the Strat! Food comes out piping HOT and fresh, my server E was so kind and attentive! Thank you Jesus for the amazing food, we will definitely come back here during our stay and bring our friends joining us 😊 THANK YOU!!!! Literally some of the best prices on the strip (subject to change), but totally worth the amazing service and food

Small cheap little hole in the wall but the food is 10/10. Extremely fresh and hot when served. We are foodies and this is probably one of the best Thai food I’ve had.

My fiancé and I ate breakfast here 3 days in a row. We stayed at one of the high end resort casinos on the strip. We venture on foot towards the Strat to find this little affordable cafe. Upon entering we found a non crowded little casino and the cafe. We were greeted by the friendly staff immediately walking up the ramp. We sat down order water and coffee. Much to our surprise the coffee was Lavazza. The water was a bottle of water for $1.00 no big deal it wasn’t tap water. We ordered our food which came out quite quickly. We chuckled about the paper plates and cups but really didn’t care because the prices were insanely cheaper than anything else that we had found. After eating and given two more coffee refills and lids to take them to go we paid, tipped, and told our waitress that we’d