Best places to eat at vegas

[NA_kicker]

Anyone goto the In N Out burger, "behind Excalibur"?

Well, thats where some jerk told me it was. I ended up walking up a highway ramp, crossing the highway, then back down the highway ramp and maybe walking about 1.5 miles each way.

You know what? It was sooo worth it.

[PhatCasino]

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FatBurger and KFC are two of my favs

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A man after my own heart disease.

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to add to those.... Jersey Mike's and Capriotti's...
which is better?

I have had few meals better than Craftsteak at the MGM. I thought it was better than Delmonico.

Some of the chain imports from other cities such as Lawry's and Morton's are excellent.

If you are looking for buffets, Bellagio, while pricey, is excellent. Mmm...crab legs. The Rio's Grand Carnivale World Buffet is a great deal for your non-crab leg buffet fare.

[phardwid]

Lotus of Siam on 800 block of E. Sahara

[Quicksilvre]

IIRC LoS is both cheap and tasty. It's Thai food, so it'll probably be pretty spicey.

[hotsauce615]

Prime in the Bellagio , seriously worth the money, and wear a something real nice. Look to spend at least over 50$ a head.

[SCfuji]

there's a "maggiano's" on the strip right across from the wynn. i dont know about in vegas but the one near my house is awesome and its about $30-$35 for a family style dinner + drink + tip.

[jayheaps]

A few places I really like that aren't ridiculously expensive

Bellagio buffett-- has to be said for $25 it is better than many much more expensive meals.

Bouche at Venetian. THomas Keller's french bistro. Food as good as you will find in any five-star restaurant

[cwsiggy]

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Thomas Keller's french bistro.

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wow - same guy that did French Laundry in CA. Must be good.

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Thomas Keller's french bistro.

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wow - same guy that did French Laundry in CA. Must be good.

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actually i think bouche is as good if not better than FL