My husband and I went to baby stacks yesterday on the reference of Yelp actually. we had no idea that it served Hawaiian dishes so we wanted to try it out because my husband's from Hawaii and is always looking for that home taste. Went an hour before closing. that's our bad, but they were very gracious. Never bothered us. Was letting us finish up. I absolutely loved the hashbrowns the way they make them. It's crispy on every side and soft in the middle. the eggs were prepared well not to rubbery, good. The bacon was thick and prepared crispy and I loved the banana foster pancakes. Absolutely love the sauce the whipped cream very good. It was a bit pricey, but isn't everywhere these days? my husband had the fried rice adobo and he liked it. He said it was just a little dry, but it wouldn't stop him from coming back again. It's just a little restaurant.

This is our new favorite brunch place! There was a bit of a wait as there isn't a ton of seating but it was pretty quick. The food is all tasty- we especially loved the amount of meat they added in their skillets and omelets. We look forward to trying more of their specialty pancakes!

Write this down: Loco Moco with garlic rice upgrade, egg over easy or sunny side up. I had it back in my college days, and made a trip to Vegas this week just to bring back all the great flavor memories. After the first bite it convinced me that it is still one of the great food wonders of the world; so simple but full of (get ready for the dreaded word) umami. Service: I forgot that it closed at 2pm, and ordered take-away at 1:40-ish, but the host couldn't have been kinder/accommodating. I still feel for the kitchen staff... Ambience: doesn't matter, they have loco moco and garlic rice. A+

Breakfast time!! This is my favorite spot for breakfast in Henderson. I love the island twist to the menu options and I love pancakes!!! There is a bunch of options and they always have a special pancake selection on the board when you come in that is not on the menu. Yum! The plates are definitely shareable. I enjoyed the Veggie omelette, my husband ate most of the Island, it's a monster. We shared the PB&J short stack. This is a cozy little breakfast spot. The staff is great. Some of them have been here since they first opened. There is plenty of parking. There is usually a bit of a wait so come and sign in and expect to wait a bit. When the weather permits they have an outside patio table seating area. They have two unisex bathrooms that are clean and stocked. The staff works together and will make sure to keep glasses/cups full and will check on you regularly. This is not a party brunch spot. This is just a tasty breakfast spot for locals. They also sell their coffee if you like to brew your own cup -o-Joe. Check it out!

Love me some BabyStacks. Only negative here is the wait, there is ALWAYS a line, ALWAYS. I had the Mexican skillet and a bacon pancake on the side. Best of both worlds. Service isn't terrible given how busy it is and the food is 100% worth the wait.

If you like pancakes this is the place to try! There's a lot of different options that all look yummy. I came here the first time a couple years ago, and now it is a place that I have to go to when I'm in Vegas. My favorite is the Red Velvet pancakes! Most times I've been here there's been a 30ish minute wait to be seated, but I feel it's worth the wait. Once I'm seated the staff is very attentive, and the food comes out pretty quickly.

Baby stacks is one of the iconic breakfast/brunch spots of Las Vegas. Always a great meal with plenty of delicious flavors of huge pancakes. We had the carrot cake and strawberry pancakes, both made quick and tasted delicious. Gets a little busy but the wait isn't too long and servers are friendly!

My cousin came into town for a quick trip and wanted to have breakfast before they left. I chose this spot for us. It was our first time, it won't be lit last. I ordered the adobo fried rice and it came with hash brows. It was delicious. The rice was wrapped in an egg like an omelette. Alice ordered the country Benedict. She also loved it. My cousin orders crapes, very good. Her husband ordered Huevos rancheros, another good choice. We were there early around 7:30 and we just beat the crowd. The service was excellent. We will be back again. So happy to see there is another one closer tour house in summerlin. Sorry I only took 1 picture of the food.

Running errands in the area and wanted to get brunch. We've wanted to try Babystacks for some time. 12:30 on a Saturday may not have been the best time to drop in. but we were able to get a table for two with no problem (crowded when we got in but it emptied out by 1 PM). My wife and I decided to share the Cowboy Skillet with a side of pancakes ($15.50). The skillet has two eggs, ham, peppers, onions, mushrooms, and lots of melted cheese. Really good. And more than enough food for the two of us to share for brunch. The ambiance is unexciting - think a small version of a Denny's, Spartan but clean. Good service, good food, good value.