White Castle

Kris Promagan a month ago

Open 24 hours the White Castle on Fremont Street comes in clutch. Those sliders hit different at 3 in the morning. The food is your typical White Castle quality. I'm partial to those little steam grilled burgers so I enjoyed them. I also got a fish slider, fries and mozzarella sticks, all were very delicious. The service could be faster, be prepared for a long wait if it's busy. There seems to be ample dining space but I took my orders to go. There is also a bathroom on premises but you need a code. Prices are fair by Vegas standards, it's one of the few places you can get a meal without taking out a mortgage.

Todd Lewis 3 months ago

Located at Freemont St this wild, crazy and loud burger spot took a very long time to make our food, but the employees were working very hard and understaffed. Food was ok, but not as good as I remember back in the day in NJ. The owners should hire additional staff to help the current staff. Very busy location, we waited about 15 minutes in line ans 25 minutes for the food, but nicer than the Vegas Strip location.

Lamech 5 months ago

First time trying White Castle was this location in Las Vegas. I never thought White Castle was a real thing. I've always thought it was just in the movie lol. However I've always wanted to try these little burgers. Honestly they were okay, nothing over the top. I'm glad I was finally able to try these burgers though. I would definitely try them again!

Sandy Herrera 9 months ago

This was my first time eating here and I really liked it. The meals were perfect and my family loved the burgers and fries. It’s a must to try one and then get another. It’s open for all hours and is right in the middle of all the excitement in downtown Vegas.

AG 5 months ago

White Castle isn’t about great burgers. It’s about the moment. Founded in 1921 and often credited as the world’s first true fast-food hamburger chain, it’s best known for its sliders. They’re small, simple, and nothing fancy. But in Las Vegas, that’s exactly the point. This is where you end up late at night — or early in the morning — after the casinos, the drinks, the neon, and the noise. You don’t want a real meal. You just want something fast, warm, and oddly comforting. The food won’t blow your mind, but it fits the hour perfectly. Eating White Castle at 3 a.m. feels like eating Las Vegas itself. Sometimes, that’s all you’re looking for.