
When you think of visiting Las Vegas, your probably think of casinos, grand hotels, glitz and glamour and of course dining experiences.
Gone are the days where you could dine on $5.99 at an all you can eat buffet. It may even be tough to eat for $5.99 at McDonalds now. So that makes choosing your dining experiences or where you eat a little more important. After all it is a significant part of your trip to Las Vegas!
Each time we visit we go back to our old favorites and try new restaurants. We usually try restaurants based on recommendations from people we meet in Vegas, or through reviews we have read.
One tip to remember when dining in Las Vegas is that the portions are huge. We usually try to order the same thing and share it. Otherwise there is just too much food and we will either leave it over or worse eat it!
Below are some of our favorites organized by type of restaurant. We like a variety of food and I will tell you the good and the bad of each.
If you have a favorite restaurant in Las Vegas that you think we should try or that you would recommend to others, please click here to Review a restaurant in Las Vegas.
If there is somewhere that we absolutely must avoid, please also review it so we and others know to avoid it.
So bookmark this page or get out a pen and pencil and try these out.
The Burger Bar at Mandalay Bay
BLT Burger at the Mirage
Stripburger at the Fashion Show Mall
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Augustus Cafe at Caesars Palace
The
Augustus Cafe is a little more expensive but the food is worth it in our
opinion.
We love breakfast here. You can have almost any type of eggs, and some new ones thrown in.
Most meals are large enough to split between 2 people.
Sometimes we do find the service slow, but the food is still good. Try to request a table near the lobby as you can watch the people go by while you eat.
Unfortunately this cafe has closed. We were very sad to see that when we visited in August of 2011. They are now putting in a Popular Chef restaurant.
Location:
Hotel Lobby of Caesar's Palace
Favorite Dishes:
Melanie: Fruit Platter and yogurt and granola
Warren: Omelettes for breakfast
Unfortunately as of October 2011 (during one of our trips to Las Vegas) we discovered that the Augustus Cafe has closed and has been replaced with a celebrity chef restaurant (as most of the major hotels have) by Chef Michel Richard. It is called Central and is basically American type food with a twist of French to it.
We also suggest the Grand Lux Cafe at the Venetian
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