It's crazy but I've been going to Market street caf\u00e9 for decades. Literally I remember going here when I went with the family to Vegas as a child. I've eaten here every Vegas trip that I can remember and while the food isn't the best I still look forward going to eat at the breakfast buffet.\n\nParking:\nUnlike most Vegas hotels you actually need to get validation\n\nAtmosphere:\nNothing special here other then the hordes of Hawaii people ready to gamble. Your standard Diner feel\n\nService:\nSince 90% of the customers are most likely staying at the Cal and most likely have food vouchers that come with the Hawaii package then mostly everyone is eating for free. That tends to make waiters work a bit less then what you would expect at a normal restaurant. Watch out because at times there can be long lines & waits of 20+ mins. Do yourself a favor and sit at the counter where you don't have to wait. Also watch out for shift change times(10:30-11pm) service can really really drag then.\n\nPrices:\nLike most restaurants in Vegas the prices are pretty good. Expect to pay about 5-8$ for most meals. I particularly like going for the breakfast buffet for the best value. Sure you'll find some typical Hawaii food items(Portuguese Sausage!!) but for $6+ you can't beat it. Also be sure to look out for the late night NY steak which can be a good bargain\n\nFood:\nSo you get what you pay for, nothing is going to \"wow\" in the Market Street Caf\u00e9 but you should be more than satisfied if you're staying at the hotel and want to get a bite to eat. If you're not staying at the hotel and maybe you want to get some food that you might find in Hawaii then it's also a great spot. Just be sure to befriend a hotel guest and ask them to spot you some meal coupons.\n\nConclusion:\nThe Market Street caf\u00e9 has been a staple of Hawaii residents for decades and the prices are pretty reasonable. Just don't expect 5* food and expect 1* service(unless you stick with the buffet). If you're in town and want a bit of Aloha go check it out.
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