Hash House A Go Go

Amanda is currently sleeping. In my attempt to write more, here I am.

As noted previously, we went to Las Vegas last week. School starts again soon, so it was one last good time before the grind of work again. Breakfast, being the most important meal and all, needed to be done right. Luckily, I watch the travel channel religiously and had noticed on Man vs. Food, that the lovely host of that glutton fest had been to this place called Hash House A Go Go. So we went. I had been previous, to the one in San Diego. But it had been several years.

So, I find the show itself to be much like a car accident. I don't want to watch, but I can't stop. I don't enjoy over eating. I don't enjoy fried food. I don't enjoy food that could potentially kill me/needs a signed waiver before you eat. However, breakfast is my weak point. Thankfully no one died. And aside from Man vs. Food, Bjork likes it.

Here is the food. Giant portions of ungodly combination of goodness. And coffee. My photography skills are lacking so Amanda took it for me, but this was a Chorizo Hash. Eggs, a biscuit, potatoes, chorizo, cheddar cheese and jalapenos. And Amanda loves me and carries individual packets of tapatio in her purse for me, so I unloaded a few packets on top.

Our friend Gary ordered the Chicken Benedict. What is a Chicken Benedict you ask? Here is the menu description: Andy's sage fried chicken w/ fresh spinach, hardwood smoked bacon, market tomato, griddled mozzarella, chipotle cream and scrambled eggs .

Insanity.

Tiffany ordered a giant brown sugar and banana pancake.

It is literally like 18 inches in diameter. 

Amanda ordered an Avocado and Bacon Scramble with griddled mashed potatoes.

(The potatoes were not great.)

We should have taken after pictures. It looked like we barely touched any of the food. The prices are pretty good for the portion, but we would probably had been better off sharing 2 plates. However, after a night of drinking in Veags, it was pretty solid. And, of course, breakfast is the most important thing...out of the things we eat.

I assume it is only a matter of time before the Man vs. Food guy has a massive coronary, live, on TV. I would love to see what his contract looks like. There has to be some serious liability issues. Food is dangerous.