You don't have to walk through a labyrinthine casino where crowd negotiation is an art, but do plan on a good 20-minute line most Sunday mornings if you want to eat at Blueberry Hill. The family restaurants serve good, old fashioned, fat-filled food to all wallet sizes. Specializing in the $5, 24-hour breakfast, where scoops of white whipped butter, golden stacks of pancakes, and interminable cups of coffee are served by a battalion of church-lady waitresses, Blueberry Hill keeps the lines jamming in the foyer. With a menu of middle American and Mexican fare, this joint has something for everyone, even if that something is Italian meatloaf smothered in mozzarella ($6.95). In fact, the most you can possibly pay for a meal here is $8.95, and that is only if you like your defrosted cod (the guarantee of pure cod rather than fish product or the fake stuff is given right on the menu) breaded with slaw and fries. When in doubt, go for the eggs. There are six Blueberry Hills around Vegas, and the one on Green Valley Parkway in Henderson even houses a lounge. 702-436-6664.