Hash House A Go Go in Orlando, Florida

Hash House A Go Go is Twisted Farm Food; I mean, it says it right on their menus and website, but what exactly does that mean?

Food is the heart of Hash House and we love putting our spin on Midwest comfort meals. From pancakes to meatloaf and everything between
straight from the Hash House a Go Go website

Hash House A Go Go Menu — Menu, courtesy of *Chritiques*

A friend of mine mentioned that Hash House might be right up my alley when I asked for food recommendations in Las Vegas. When my mind is set on breakfast, there’s no changing it.

Or so I thought, enter Hash House A Go Go (5350 International Drive) in Orlando. I went in wanting breakfast but knew I needed Andy’s Sage Fried Chicken Benedict in my life when I laid eyes on it.

Hash House a Gogo Andy's Sage Fried Chicken — Andy’s Sage Fried Chicken Benedict

I wouldn’t be able to go on otherwise. How I ate the entire thing defies logic.

How Marcela ate an entire flapjack about the size of a small hubcap made no sense. We were happy and would not be eating for the rest of the day.

Yet, we had begun plotting our return and what we would eat. Now, over five years later and countless visits with friends and family, we’ve worked our way through the entire menu.

I love that meatloaf sandwich, but I might occasionally go the meatloaf hash route instead with those crispy potatoes and a couple of scrambled eggs.

Marcela is all about the biscuits with the sausage gravy, and I don’t blame her; they’re killer.

Biscuits & Gravy — Biscuits & Sausage Gravy

Marcela with her cocktail — Marcela with her morning cocktail & coffee

There are some great hand pattied burgers on the menu, but I can’t cheat on Andy’s Sage Fried Chicken Benedict. I would not like to hurt this intense relationship developed over the last seven years.

Hash House a Gogo Blue Cheeseburger — Crumbled Blue Cheeseburger, one of the best burgers in Orlando

How many Hash House a Go Go Restaurants are there?

Currently, there are ten Hash House A Go Go locations nationwide, with 4 in Las Vegas, Nevada alone.

In addition to the Hash House A Go Go Orlando (Florida) location I frequent, there is the original in San Diego (California), plus restaurants in Henderson (Nevada), Montville (Connecticut), Moorestown (New Jersey), and St. George (Utah)

One last thing, do not, under any circumstance, make a long drive after eating at Hash House A Go Go. Once that food coma sets in, all you’ll want to do is take a nap.

And don’t forget to plan your next visit there.