Therapy

This place is an absolute MUST! We had appetizers, entrées, and desert. I didn't take more photos because the food was so good!! Quality, delicious food with EXCELLENT service. Our waitress Teena was phenomenal. Great vibe and all around excellent restaurant that's not attached to a casino. If you are considering going, just go and it will be worth it.

The famous Chicken and Waffles were a great disappointment. There was, proportionally a massive amount of waffle and not enough chicken. The overall mouth feel was dry and you were not able to taste much chicken. I think the Chinese spice sauce was delicious but there was so little on it. I ended up eating half of the waffle with the chicken open-faced and still was rather dry and unsatisfying. The lobster grilled cheese The cheese and (what tasted like a bland white-sauce) sauce on the lobster grilled cheese were Bland and tasteless and the lobster was rubbery. I ate at the bar, and the bartender was fantastic. The spice Margaritas were amazing and well prepared. I think it should be noted that Sunday brunch features a DJ with unrelenting insanely loud music! You have to shout to have normal conversation and you have to shout to your server. The minute I walked in I did not want to stay because of this. However I had heard such good things about the food I stayed despite the noise. No

Therapy in downtown Las Vegas is a dining experience that left us satisfied. From the moment we stepped in, the ambiance set the perfect mood for an enjoyable dinner. The Tator Chicken & Waffles was an absolute revelation. The Tator Tot Bacon Waffle was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, blending seamlessly with the perfectly fried chicken. The maple gravy was the sweet, savory touch that tied the whole dish together. It was a creative twist on a classic. The Therapy Burger is an 8 oz Wagyu patty paired with smoked cheddar, lettuce, tomato, and Chef Sauce.