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Apr 16 '18 at 14:54
Hash House A Go Go

Hash House A Go Go

  • Restaurant @ The Linq
Our scrambled eggs came out cold twice, as did the potatoes, both mashed and hash. While the menu and theme of the place looked great, the quality and execution of the items we ordered were very poor and the coffee was very cheap tasting, like you would find in a car dealership service dept. We intentionally went early to beat the rush, and the service was courteous until we expressed displeasure with the cold upon arrival plates. The servers vibe was that of could care less, so hopefully most have a better experience than we did.
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@The Linq
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