We stopped for breakfast at Jamm's on our way out of the city on a day excursion to Mount Charleston. Jamm's is a local treasure where you'll not only have a fine breakfast or lunch - you'll also pay considerably less than you would at the major hotel restaurants. We felt welcomed and comfortable, and received friendly and efficient service.
The owner of Jamm's, I'm told, hails from our home state, New Jersey, but I was still suprised to see Taylor Ham on the menu! If you don't know what it is, you'll definitely want to stop by and try it. It's very hard to find outside of NJ.

I had eggs over easy with corned beef hash, a white bread pot, and hash brown potatoes. My wife had link sausage with perfectly scrambled eggs and home fries. She's particular about sausage, and loved the links at Jamm's. The hash was perfect too.

Everything was cooked perfectly, plated nicely, and served up promptly by a sincerely friendly and efficient waitress. There are several choices of homemade bread pots that come warm to the table and look like freshly cooked muffins. The homemade rye toast was probably the best we've ever had.

Sounds like a lot of fuss about bread and breakfast, but everything including the taste, presentation and price were just right - uncommon for the typical breakfast plate.

We both had a tall glass of chocolate milk and coffee with our meal, and ordered a side biscuit. Our bill was under $30. We would have paid twice that amount at our hotel, and would have enjoyed it half as much.

Jamm's is located in a strip mall, so parking is plentiful. We'll be back whenever we're in town, and recommend that you put it on your short list, especially if you're feeding a young family.

Jamm's is one of those places you wish you had known about when visiting Las Vegas. It's a not-so-well-kept secret for us locals. Tucked away in a non-descriptive, strip shopping center, this little establishment is truly one of the best places for breakfasts and lunches.

As soon as you walk through the door, you're greeted with an inviting atmosphere and a welcoming hostess. The friendly staff knows no strangers. They know their extensive menu, make suggestions, and ask all the right questions regarding your order so that when it arrives, it's perfect.

You can tell that all of the food is freshly prepared; and, most important, it arrives steamy hot. There are certainly no complaints about not having enough. Some of my favorite breakfast items are their signature pot of bread (darling and yummy), oatmeal (wonderful), and all of the omelets (great variety, yet you can create your own). It's also nice to eat breakfast without having to look for someone to refill your coffee -- someone is always walking around with a pot in hand.

The lunch salads, all of them, are great. The chicken soup is so good that when I'm not feeling well, I stop by Jamm's for takeout.

This is a consistently good restaurant and one I recommend to anyone who asks. No one has ever been disappointed.

What can I say, they have the best breakfast in Vegas, hands down! They have about 15 different omeletes to choose from my two favorites are the White Castle Omelete (Ground Beef, Cheese, Onions) and the Chili Cheese Omelet. Also a MUST HAVE is their Pot of Bread! Basically bread baked in this small pot. And service is top notch, friendly service with a smile and they're always coming around to refill your coffee and other beverages. It's hidden in a shopping plaza next to the Albertsons so it's sort of a hidden gem!

On a recent trip to Vegas, we decided to take a trek and find Jamm's for breakfast. I mean, it was rated the best breakfast in Vegas by locals for four years in a row! I knew the locals would not let me down!

The atmosphere was kid friendly with a mish mash of homey decor. The omletts were wonderful, with a good amount of "stuff" inside. I had mushrooms, spinach, and cheese. The pot of bread (a yeast roll baked in a ceramic bowl) was a nice, light and fluffy compliment to my eggs. My husband ordered the biscuits and gravy (half order, which was HUGE) and pancakes. All were yummy. There was also a grocery store located in the same strip small, which we found covenient to buy some spirits to bring back to the hotel room.