OT restaurant recommendation Las Vegas
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The Bellagio buffet is fantastic...
Don't be thrown by "buffet". the price is very reasonable and the food selection is overwhelming. Do a google image search to get a sneak peak.
There used to be a $10 all you can drink too (somewhat limited selection, but not well drinks).
Don't be thrown by "buffet". the price is very reasonable and the food selection is overwhelming. Do a google image search to get a sneak peak.
There used to be a $10 all you can drink too (somewhat limited selection, but not well drinks).
A great one in the downtown area that fits your criteria is "Triple George". It's directly across the street from the Downtown Grand, a newer hotel in the Downtown Area. It's has sandwiches to fine dining. All food is delicately prepared. Prices are very reasonable for the quality of the food. Great atmosphere inside.
Also, next door to it is the "Pizza Rock". High quality pizzas made in 3 different types of ovens (brick, etc). Again, great quality but it won't break the bank.
I first found out about these two places from Trip Advisor. I've eaten at both 3-4 times now. They are newer restaurants (less than 2 years old).
Do yourself a favor and read peoples reviews about these two places. You'll be convinced after reading the great things that are being said about these two places.
Also, next door to it is the "Pizza Rock". High quality pizzas made in 3 different types of ovens (brick, etc). Again, great quality but it won't break the bank.
I first found out about these two places from Trip Advisor. I've eaten at both 3-4 times now. They are newer restaurants (less than 2 years old).
Do yourself a favor and read peoples reviews about these two places. You'll be convinced after reading the great things that are being said about these two places.
Bouchon in the Venetian
You take a private elevator up a few levels from the corner of the casino. It's bistro food done at the highest level. Tremendous atmosphere. Great food. Not too expensive.
You take a private elevator up a few levels from the corner of the casino. It's bistro food done at the highest level. Tremendous atmosphere. Great food. Not too expensive.
Was at Julian Serano this past Monday evening....
...and would give it another vote. It was awesome. I don't know what the prices were though.
...and would give it another vote. It was awesome. I don't know what the prices were though.
I actually recommended it to a friend who was going there for
a week long conference/training and he loved it. I wouldn't go all the way to Vegas for them, but if you are there and not tied to the casino all day why not. Gotta love their capistrami!
a week long conference/training and he loved it. I wouldn't go all the way to Vegas for them, but if you are there and not tied to the casino all day why not. Gotta love their capistrami!
Not upscale by and means, but the best food I've ever had in Vegas came from the Oyster Bar at the Palace Station. only ~15 seats and at least a 1.5 hour wait. But definitely worth it. I hit that place up at least once every visit.
