Thread: Alright, who's eating where in Vegas?

Originally Posted by dgrycan

This is one element of Vegas that doesn't usually grab me too much. Sure, I don't mind a nice meal every other trip or so, but there's so much going into my body all day long, it's hard to settle down for a nice meal.

With that said . . . the new gourmet Burger Brassiere at Paris (actually closer to Ballys in the connecting walkway) was absolutely delicious, and I will go back there again this next trip. Most other meals will be 24 hour places (hopefully on the house), with maybe a nice meal Sunday night someplace if the trip is going well at the tables.

I'll blow profits on nice meals, but I have a hard time buring actual bankroll on them.

I used to share this sentiment, until I came to the conclusion that:

A) Vegas is for treating yourself

B) If you are on a bad streak, a fine meal costs almost less than the money you would be losing at the tables in the same time frame

C) There are some amazing, amazing restaurants in that city, with tastes that you just can't find everywhere

PS - I still relish hitting the all night pizza joint in NY, NY at 4 in the morning

Originally Posted by bland

I used to share this sentiment, until I came to the conclusion that:

A) Vegas is for treating yourself

B) If you are on a bad streak, a fine meal costs almost less than the money you would be losing at the tables in the same time frame

C) There are some amazing, amazing restaurants in that city, with tastes that you just can't find everywhere

PS - I still relish hitting the all night pizza joint in NY, NY at 4 in the morning

i agree

some of you guys must remember, Las Vegas is and has become one of THE most important places to eat in the world... their restaurants DO rival.

i'll be eating wherever i'm gambling... i'll be on a liquid diet, of course. :D

Originally Posted by gescom

i agree

some of you guys must remember, Las Vegas is and has become one of THE most important places to eat in the world... their restaurants DO rival.

I'm certainly not going to argue this, but at the same time, there are some places that I've been too that I've been very unimpressed with - almost as if they use Vegas, a fancy name, and rafter-high prices to justify what they shipping out one door of a multi-function kitchen.

the village pub in henderson

We always got to Batista's Hole in the Wall for lunch and ALWAYS hit up Craftsteak @ MGM.

If your looking for another GREAT Steakhouse try Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse on Paradise.

God, the end of September's gonna be an expensive 10 days....

Fix.


I spent $15 on a caesar salad a year and a half ago, but it was the best salad we have ever had. To this DAY my husband compares all caesar salads to it.. takes three bites, calls them donkey poo and reminisces about that damned lettuce wedge.

Originally Posted by Unruely35

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I spent $15 on a caesar salad a year and a half ago, but it was the best salad we have ever had. To this DAY my husband compares all caesar salads to it.. takes three bites, calls them donkey poo and reminisces about that damned lettuce wedge.

Was it a caesar or wedge with crumbled blue cheese on top?

I love the lettuce wedge...