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  1. Egg & I

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    Egg & I is a sit-down diner on West Sahara, the sort of breakfast spot you've seen on television, where someone always clutches a coffee mug and the forks clatter on cue. A model train circles the ceiling while you eat, which keeps the adults as entertained as the kids. Eggs are the point, especially the chile relleno omelet, and the banana nut muffin earns its spot on the plate in place of toast. Eater lists it among Las Vegas's best breakfast restaurants.

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    • Chile relleno omelet

      “The chile relleno omelet with salsa and seasoned potatoes is the way to go.”

      Eater

    • Banana nut muffin

      “Whatever you order, add the banana nut muffin rather than the toast.”

      Eater
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    4533 W. Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, NV
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    (702) 364-9686
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