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    Freedom Beat is the casual live-music restaurant inside the Downtown Grand, a few blocks from the Fremont Street canopy, where a Hell's Kitchen winner runs a menu of American greatest hits. The pot roast sandwich, gravy and cheese packed between crisp sourdough, is served until midnight or later, which matters at that hour. Weekend brunch is all-you-can-eat with bottomless mimosas, so plan accordingly.

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    • Pot roast sandwich

      “patrons here love the pot roast sandwich with pieces of pot roast, cheese, and gravy served between two slices of crispy sourdough bread”

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    • Red velvet pancakes

      “A popular all-you-can-eat brunch includes red velvet pancakes, French toast, biscuits and chipotle gravy, tacos, and bottomless mimosas or Bloody Marys.”

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    • French toast

      “A popular all-you-can-eat brunch includes red velvet pancakes, French toast, biscuits and chipotle gravy, tacos, and bottomless mimosas or Bloody Marys.”

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