Las Vegas Is Home To Giant Stacks Of Pancakes Piled High With Sweets
If we are telling the truth, we wish it was our birthday every day. We love presents, attention, and most of all, we love the cake. For anyone who agrees, you can now feel like it's your special day all the time when you eat at Stacks & Yolks in Las Vegas. They make the most epic birthday panCAKE stacks, so you can indulge in that sweet tooth craving any time you want.
Las Vegas is home to a large number of even larger yummy eats, but this local restaurant is serving up the most important meal of the day in a way that will make your inner-kid jump for joy.
Stacks & Yolks in Vegas is a local hotspot that focuses on breakfast and lunch specials, including mouthwatering pancake stacks and other sweet treats.
Their savory skillets are popular menu items, but it's the giant waffles and pancakes that will have you wishing every meal could be breakfast. And why can't it?
The Birthday Cake stack comes with three confetti batter pancakes piled high with sprinkles, whipped cream, and strawberries. Is your mouth watering yet?
Stacks & Yolks told Narcity you can get ahold of a full pile of these birthday goodies for only $9.99!
And you don't have to wait to enjoy them only once a year.
You can grab your stacks curbside or via Postmates delivery daily from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at either of their Vegas locations.
As if the birthday cake batter wasn't enough to tempt us, the rest of their menu is a foodie's dream. Grab the Churro waffles or french toast for your favorite theme park treat minus the crowds.
The pumpkin pancakes come covered in whipped cream cheese and will transport you to a fall wonderland for the senses.
If you like your breakfasts a little sweet and savory, the chicken and waffles are the perfect combos for your cravings.
We are all about that birthday cake life.
If we'd had these options as kids, we would have never skipped breakfast!
Stacks & Yolks
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Breakfast
Address: 7150 S. Durango Dr., Las Vegas, NV, and 3200 N. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV
Why You Need To Go: You can live like it's your birthday every day with these birthday panCAKES perfect for any sweet tooth craving.
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