Not sure how I've been sleeping on this place. The ambiance and decor are good old diner style, but very clean and updated in a vintage sort of modern way. No, I can't explain it better, but their booths are in great condition! Service was fast and friendly and never overbearing or rushed, even on a busy Saturday morning. Hash browns are great, the fruit is fresh, and the coffee is good. We decided to come back for lunch the next week to do the soup test. Soup test totally passed! Stuffed cabbage tasted like deconstructed golabki and my Polish heart is happy. Cream of chicken and rice is the best comfort soup and they nailed it. Not too gloppy which is always a risk. The only mid thing here so far are the fries - just ok, but they aren't bad! New diner spot unlocked which easily replaces our old one elsewhere.

What a staple in Antioch. I stopped in for a bite with a buddy and was immediately greeted by the hostess. Smile from ear to ear sat me immediately. Before my butt got situated a server was on top of me with another great smile. She was quick to tell me she wasn't my server but would be happy to get me a beverage and my server would be by shortly. Jennifer our server and what a sweetheart Our food was out in no time. And was great. The dining room was filled with people relaxed and having a good time. The price was very good. They're lucky I'm a Chicago boy or I'd easily turn into a Vegas cafe guy What a diamond along Main Street I can't wait to go back and a special thanks to Jennifer for being awesome Thanks all of the crew. You're awesome Chicago Bob :)

Even though it was a busy Sunday brunch time and the place was mobbed, they handled everything well. We only waited about five minutes to be seated. Our server was terrific and we observed the other servers hustling, too. If a table became available, three people rushed over to clean it. The food was good and the prices pretty reasonable. Everyone from the cashier, hosts and servers were cheerful and well trained.

Loved it! Ambiance is great and loved the decor. Huge servings and delicious food. Service was great too! Will definitely go back!

My sister and I grew up going here, back when it was open 24hrs, so many good memories. Came here for lunch on Father's Day as my dad is still a regular. After living outside the area it made me realize how important it is that they hire younger workers. Our waitress was super sweet and answered all questions. They had a variety of soups for the day (definitely one of the things they're known for) and I was incredibly happy one of them was GF! Everything about this place has stayed the same throughout the years, other than the updated decor; Christos was an extra special touch. Bravo!

Breakfast all day at a restaurant is always a win!! The Vegas Cafe did not disappoint. It was about noon when we arrived, but the smell of the kitchen going really gets you going. The eggs are real eggs, the wholeness and flavor is there. The potatoes and sausage were also wholesome and flavorful. I did request GF pancakes in lieu of toast and they happily obliged. Our waitress was very attentive, even with someone in our party running a tad late from work. She was awesome, the food was awesome, a good local spot to grab a real and filling meal.

Great restaurant with an expansive menu Great owners and fantastic servers The ambiance is fantastic Highly recommended

I'm not from Antioch, but a colleague's description of the Vegas Cafe lured me into making the 30-minute drive. Downtown Antioch is full of charm. Even so, the Vegas Cafe's curb appeal assured me that this breakfast destination was worth the drive. The website and reviews prepared me for 50s-style dining. What caught my attention immediately was the craftsmanship and quality of the decor, seating, and construction over all. Although I care about these things, this isn't where I typically start my reviews. What dining at Vegas made me realize is that most 50s diners use that era as an excuse to make things cheap. Vegas, however, is more of a classy Frank Sinatra diner than a red-and-white themed dive filled with greasers named Doody, Sonny, or Putzie. I loved how the look--from the molding to the movie posters to the paintings--invited closer inspection. Well crafted. Well done! The menu embodies those high class values, too. If you're looking for a shot of nostalgia, it's on Vegas's walls. You won't feel nostalgic while browsing their menu--and that's a GOOD THING. Frankly, Betty Crocker's industrialized food innovations that came out of the 1950s didn't make that era known for healthy or even quality meals. The menu at Vegas is filled with much better food options than I expected. I wouldn't call their choices particularly "fancy," but they're definitely not "cheap" either. I was very happy with my meal and its price. Finally, the service was stellar. We went for a Sunday brunch and the wait was 20 minutes. We were seated in 17. The servers were on top of things. I never felt rushed, even though the staff's kinetic energy definitely added to the happening vibe that I loved.

As a native of Vegas I had to try this place while visiting my bestie in Antioch. First thing wad the amazing servers so friendly and kind. They keep your coffee cup filled and even brought m extra napkins without asking! The food was delicious. I had the Mediterranean omelet and everything was fresh. And then you gotta love the ambiance! Awesome pictures of Elvis and other Vegas celebrities decorating the walls. They also have indoor and outdoor seating