Neighbors

I was looking for a brunch spot for me and my friend to catch up on a Saturday mid-morning and came across Neighbors! She isn't much of a breakfast person, and I love breakfast, so the menu was ideal for our situation. The reviews are pretty mixed, but I decided to give it a try. I was surprised by how big it is inside! Right when you walk in the door, there's a display of pastries and a cashier on the right, and printed menus sit on top. They have a pretty wide normal menu, with some additional seasonal items. There was plenty of seating in the area where the register was, but if you go through to the right when you pass the cashier, there are many more tables and you can see the kitchen in action! The service was very friendly! We ordered at the register, and she gave us a number for our food and our silverware. They brought our food and drinks to us once we picked a table, and they let us be most of the time. When we got up to leave, they were quick to say goodbye, and they were kind enough to let us sit and talk for quite a while as we ate. Very friendly staff! My friend ordered the smores poptart, strawberry poptart, and the BLACT. I ordered the iced nutella latte, kaya french toast, and peanut butter cookie to go. My friend really liked the poptarts. They looked like they were filled with quite a bit of filling, unlike the processed kind. The sandwich looked really good when they brought it to the table. She said the flavor was delicious, and she almost ate all of it even though the portion was quite big. I thought the latte tasted pretty plain, nothing really nutella tasting about it. The french toast, however, was bomb! I have never had kaya (coconut) jam before, and it was very interesting! The brioche was massive. They had to make it in-house. This was a truly delicious french toast. I took the peanut butter cookie home and ate it later that night. It was pretty tough, but I feel like that is to be expected with peanut butter cookies. I really liked this place and would absolutely come again. Anxiety inducing questions I had that may help you: 1. What is the seating like here, similar to Panera? - Yes, you order at the cashier, get a number, and find a table on your own. It did get pretty busy as the morning went on. We got there around 11 am on a Saturday and noticed as we were talking that the low hum of other voices had suddenly risen to where we had to speak up. 2. What are prices like? - They were between $10 and $20, depending on what you got. I think what I spent overall was pretty reasonable for the style of the restaurant and the type of food.

Awesome little hipster breakfast joint. Feels very hip and millennial. Feels like a spot you’d find in a west Hollywood or Santa Monica. And the food/coffee is legit. I’m totally a pancake snob, and they make a solid pancake. One of the best in Vegas. The food just tastes real. AND we asked for our toast well done and they brought it out approaching burnt, exactly what I wanted. Anyway, Neighbors is worth the 15 minutes drive we have to make from the NW side of town. Treat yourself to a great breakfast at Neighbors.

My first time at this really cool place, great steak and eggs with a super tasty pumpkin 🎃 spice latte.

Cute place for breakfast or lunch. Fresh options and reasonably priced. Kind of echoey which made it hard to hold a conversation.

Friendly staff great atmosphere and delicious food. Had chilaquiles, strawberry n cream french toast, apple crunch special pancake and salmon benedict. I cant wait to come back and try more it did not disappoint.