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Mexican Scotch Eggs and Mad Tea Parties In Henderson

This Colorful Café Defies Breakfast Boundaries

By Jason Harris ·
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Linda Evans

Are you tough enough to have a tea party?

Do you have the courage to order something called a “unicorn hot chocolate”?

Has life hardened you into the kind of person who can enjoy a proper cucumber sandwich in public?

Test your limits at The Stove, an extremely useful spot that scrambles the bejeezus out of your breakfast and lunch favorites, now open in Henderson.

You knew you shouldn't have had that final bourbon at the bar last night. Nor the two after that. Now you know the only way to embrace life again is a big, hearty and extremely creative take on the most important meal of the day at this eclectic, second floor spread of late 60's, Miami-esque Art Deco-ness

First order of business: the Mexican egg, a chorizo-wrapped riff on its Scotch forefather placed on a bed of spuds. Next: the PB&J Egg Biscuit, where the "PB" stands for peanut butter mousse, the “J” stands for bacon jam and the “egg” stands for, get this, egg.

Sausage corndogs with pancake batter, short rib empanadas and birthday pancakes will follow. Jokes about Oompa Loompas making a surprise appearance will make someone at the table a little uneasy. They've just never felt comfortable with Oompa Loompas. 

As for those tea parties we mentioned, there is a separate room dedicated to the ceremonies featuring kicked up loose-leaf cocktails and a deer head with iced-out antlers mounted on the wall.

We suspect Elton John is getting into taxidermy between residencies.

Jason Harris

Jason Harris is a writer and comedian based out of Las Vegas. He knows every good pizza spot in town and can tell you which taco truck in Chinatown to visit. When his brother got engaged, his mother called him and asked, "Are you alright?"

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