Las Vegas help !?

Question

Can you guys tell me where to eat in Las Vegas ? I want it to be close to Ceasars palace and other hotels. Just list any great ones that you have been to. Thanks !

Answer 1

Fatburger

Michael Mina in the Bellagio

Mario Batali's B&B in the Venetian

L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon in MGM

David Burke in the Venetian

Spice Market Buffet in PH

The Bellagio buffet

Mesa Grill in Caesar's Palace

Burger Bar at Mandalay Bay

Answer 2

House of Blues: Mandalay Bay-Ellis Island Resuarant & Casino-Fatburger-In and Out-Rainforest Cafe: MGM

  all the casinos have at least two or three restuarants or more. At least one of them is a buffet which is bound to have something you like. Stratosphere has a large seafood one.

Answer 3

The Rio buffet is outstanding!  Also O'Shaughnessy's in downtown vegas :)

Answer 4

I think, while in Vegas, your least concern should be food. :)

Caesars Palace alone has plenty of perfect places to eat, from fine dining (Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill, Restaurant Guy Savoy, Rao's, Bradley Ogden) to something more casual, including not too bad buffet where you can find something delicious 7am to 11pm.

Besides, there is The Forum Shops with lots of other options, from upscale and expensive to very casual and affordable. Plus, all the hotels of the Strip and nearby will gladly offer you something to eat. :)

My personal choice on the Strip would be buffets in Bellagio and Wynn Las Vegas. They're not that cheap, but you will be amazed with food, service, and interiors. They're flawless. If you want something cheaper and yet delicious, head to The Orleans. I also enjoy Red Rock Feast Buffet, but it is quite distant... My husband enjoys one in Paris Las Vegas.

Contact me if you need some more information. :) Good luck and have a good time in Sin City!

Answer 5

anywhere near a roulette table

Answer 6

The ALLTIME best deal for meals in Vegas is Lucky's24/7 late night special! Steak shrimp and mashed potatoesfor 8 bucks!!

But U gotta ask for it, its NOT on the menu!

Answer 7

Here is my view on all the Caesars' restaurants where I eaten in the past year and half.

The absolute best is Guy Savoy.  Although not quite as good as Robuchon at the MGM, it is excellent and has a better but more expensive wine list.

Mesa Grill is overrated but not a bad restaurant.  The tamales are outstanding, the rest not so great.  It got a Michelin star but I think there is a story behind that.

Rao's is the legendary NYC restaurant that has opened a much larger Vegas version.  However, it's not that great with food and service very mixed.  

I was hoping it would blow away Il Mulino which is in the Caesars Forum Shops on the second floor.  It did not although Il Mulino is a bit heavy and not everybody likes it.  

Hyakumi is a pretty good sushi restaurant.  It's not as good as  Okada at the Wynn or even Nobu at Hard Rock but I think you will definitely like it a lot.  I think it is a top 5 (maybe top 6) sushi place in Vegas.

Bradley Ogden can be very good sometimes.  Their best dish is their really good Kobe which they sell by the ounce.  

If you are wondering how Caesars stacks up against all the other hotels in Vegas, there is a website that ranks each of the restaurants in the major hotels using the Gault Millau scale of 1 to 20 with 20 being the best.  Wynn has the highest overall score by the way.

http://vegasmadeeasy.com/hotelguide.php

Just outside of Caesars in the Forum shops are a number of pretty good restaurants.  I like these all about equally.

Joes has decent crab claws and good steaks but is not my favorite for either seafood or steak.  The Palm is actually my favorite steak place for lunch (not for dinner with Craftsteak and Cut my favorites).    

Sushi Roku is pretty good but I prefer Hyakumi by a very tiny margin.  Spago has gotten better ever since Eric Klein came over from Wynn's SW steakhouse but I'm still not the biggest Wolfgang Puck fan.  Il Mulino as mentioned before is not for everybody but I love garlic, butter, etc. so I say "Lay it on me!"

Caesars has an excellent central position on the strip which means you can get to other great restaurants with a short cab ride or even walk sometimes.  You should also be aware of the major foodie websites that can also help you decide.

Answer 8

any type of buffet is a good place to start

Answer 9

MGM Grand has The Rainforest inside near main entrance.

Starbucks inside the MGM. Actually two Starbucks inside the MGM.

Caesars has a sub shop inside. Not sure of the name. On original side of the mall.

Don't forget to see the free 3D movie of the m&m guys.

3rd floor of the Coke Bottle building.

Answer 10

Bellagio is right across the street and it has the best buffet - $31.95 per person.

I person Enjoyed 808 in Caesars for a sit down meal.

Answer 11

Right at Ceasars and the nearby hotels/casinos.Flamingo,Bally's, Rio, etc.