4.5
- 4.5Food
- 4.7Service
- 4.2Ambience
- 4.8Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.5
Noise • Moderate
JAMES Gold
Tampa54 reviews
Dined on January 3, 2025
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October 28, 2025
The Crack Shack has five locations, including one in Las Vegas, and applies a fine-dining approach to casual comfort food with locally sourced ingredients and free-range poultry. The article praises its flavorful fried chicken and highlights sandwiches such as the Coop Deville and Katsu Lookin’.
Published in Tasting Table
October 20, 2025
The Crack Shack in Las Vegas is featured at No. 21 for its Firebird sandwich, made with spicy fried thigh meat, ranch, crispy onions, and pickles in a potato roll. The article praises its flavor and how the mild sauce and cold pickles balance the heat.
Published in lovefood.com
October 10, 2025
The Crack Shack at Park MGM serves fried chicken, craft cocktails, and affordable, filling dishes such as the Firebird, Señor Croque, and Power Bowl. The article notes guests praise its generous portions, friendly service, clean space, and flavorful chicken.
Published in Tasting Table
July 3, 2025
The Las Vegas location serves fried chicken pieces and sandwiches, including the Coop Deville with fried chicken breast, pickled Fresno chilies, lime mayo, and cabbage. The article highlights its quick, friendly service.
Published in lovefood.com
Portions tend to be generous, guests frequently praise the sizable fries and say many plates come in portions that are shareable or leave you pleasantly full.
Casual dress, relaxed, come-as-you-are clothing is appropriate for a visit to The Crack Shack.
The Crack Shack feels like a sunny SoCal hangout brought to the Strip, playful chicken murals, a large industrial space, big-screen TVs, and a casual, upbeat vibe that works for families and game-watchers alike.
Lunch is the sweet spot, guests directly call lunchtime “the best time, ” and one reviewer specifically enjoyed a late‑afternoon Wednesday lunch with quick service.
The Crack Shack often sees its liveliest visits at lunchtime, guests specifically call out lunch as a top time to go, while some weekday evenings (for example, a Tuesday) and Sunday nights have been reported as noticeably quieter.
Yes, reviewers describe it as a kid-friendly spot, and guests report ordering kids' meals and chicken tenders for children.
Weekends are a great pick for breakfast, guests note the restaurant’s Friday–Sunday breakfast menu, while Wednesday afternoons also get praise for a quick, easy lunch visit.
Private dining isn't part of the offering at The Crack Shack, the Las Vegas location focuses on an open, casual dining room with plenty of seating and a lively, game-friendly vibe.
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