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Any good restaurants to have a wedding reception at in Las Vegas?

Im looking for a restaurant that would be good for a wedding reception. I live in Las Vegas, but if possible I would like to stay away from doing it at a hotel/casino. I dont want it to feel like a typical Las Vegas wedding. I would want the restaurant to either have a dance floor, or room to put one in, and enough room for about 60 people. Let me know any ideas or reccomendations you may have. Thanks!

Eating On A Budget In Las Vegas Restaurants

A Las Vegas vacation for many familys is an experience to enjoy for everyone with all of the food, drink, gambling, and kid-friendly games. In fact, one of the biggest reasons that people visit Las Vegas is for the delectible Las Vegas restaurants. You do not have to be wealthy to experience many of the exquisite Las Vegas restaurants – you just have to know where to go!

Las Vegas has so much more than gambling to offer its thousands of visitors. The days when gambling was the only income stream for casinos is gone, the casinos have had to develop a multitude of income avenues to remain successful. The Las Vegas of old is nothing like the Las Vegas of today. Las Vegas has been changing year-to-year to cater to all walks of life and become the ultimate travel destination for everyone! Look at the Las Vegas sky line right now and you will be hard pressed to find any of the old Las Vegas casinos.

Las Vegas is quickly becoming a city that offers five star world-class food to its residents and tourists. Las Vegas has some of the best dining anywhere on the planet. Many of the best dining experiences are located within the Las Vegas strip casinos, but they would not be as successful as they are if there was not a reason to keep the tables full. Obviously, diners don’t tend to dine if the food isn’t any good, and for a first-class Las Vegas restaurant, one bad review will travel around the world faster than ten good reviews. This means that all of the world-class Las Vegas restaurants really must work hard to earn their badges of honor in order to bring in the customers to stay in business.

However, not all of the Las Vegas restaurants will cost you an arm and a leg. I personally tend to look for the dining bargains and that is what this particular article focuses on. There are many great places to eat in Las Vegas that will not have you busting open your wallet. Now my wife is a steak loving woman so I always try to look for good steak bargains around town. She loves the Sahara’s Caravan Cafe. Here you can get a complete prime rib dinner with a baked potato and your choice of soup or salad for only $8.99 (4:30pm to 7pm). They even offer a large T-bone steak dinner for just $13.99. This is truly one of the many unknown Las Vegas restaurant gems that is known for providing good food at a price that easy on your wallet.

This is just one of the many Las Vegas restaurants that a family can get an affordable, and great tasting meal in a Las Vegas strip casino. Not all great bargains involve steaks though, as there are a lot of high quality, inexpensive Las Vegas restaurants to be found. Many Las Vegas casinos offer valuable coupon books, provided that you ask for them at the front desk. Please note that you will want to be cautious of these coupons because many of them have fine print. So make sure to read the coupons fine print before you try to use it! Oftentimes, they will have some type of restriction that could cost you in the long run. However, using coupons effectively can and will save you money that you can then use for whatever you desire! Go ahead and put some of that money you saved on dinner and put it on the tables – you just might get lucky!

Eating cheap in Las Vegas by no means indicates a lack of quality. While it may not be as pricey as some of the five star Las Vegas restaurant offerings, you will find that a lot of the cheaper places to eat will taste just as good as many of the more high-class Las Vegas restaurants, and it’s just nice to get away from buffet food lines once in a while during your Las Vegas stay. You can only endure so many buffets before they all begin looking and tasting alike.

I need ideas on good restaurants in Las Vegas. We are taking my sister out before her wedding.?

My mom and my sisters all want to take my sister to a nice dinner but I need ideas on good restaurants in Vegas. Please help!!
It doesn’t matter the type of cuisine, we are just looking for fun restaurants….

How far in advance do I need to make reservations for restaurants in Las Vegas?

My girlfriend and I are going to be in Vegas in mid-June, and we’re going to be eating at some of the nicer places there. We pretty much have our places picked out (Michael Mina’s, Emeril’s, Rosemary’s, etc.), but we’re wondering how far in advance we need to book. So, what sort of time frame are we looking at? Also, how different will weekends be?

Las Vegas Restaurants – Better quality, not chains.?

I’m looking for a good listing of Las Vegas restaurants. I’m not interested in chains or a bunch of links that need 3 or 4 clicks to get basic info. I need addresses and phone numbers, not just “yo Joes grill is awesome”.

Im looking for restaurants in Las Vegas that serve good Thanksgiving dinner that is not a buffet. Thanks?

Ill be in Las Vegas for Thanksgiving and im looking to get a really good Thanksgiving meal but want to avoid the buffets.

Las Vegas Restaurants, Lounges & Clubs

The Yard House a Las Vegas local Eaterie

American Cuisine

Sushi rice cake with cucumber, snow crab, tobiko, avocado fan and wasabi soy sauce.

The menu is by no means limited to appetizers and salads. There are also sandwich specialties, burgers, pizza, seafood, steaks, chops and desserts. And by and large, the food here is competent without being brilliant, no mean feat given the scope of this kitchen.

One of my favorite things on the menu happens to be the grilled Korean barbecue beef, which unfortunately is one of the appetizers not offered at half-price during Happy Hour. This is serious meat, beautifully charred rib meat marinated in garlic, sesame oil, brown sugar and soy sauce, just as in a Korean restaurant. The only concession to the American palate is that the meat is served off the bone, a minor difference, one supposes.

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American Cuisine

The Yard House

6593 South Las Vegas Blvd., Space B161, Las Vegas, 89119
Directions
Phone: 702-734-9273

The network of overhead pipes above you carries the world’s largest selection of draft beers, up to 250 delicious brews. And the menu seems almost as encyclopedic, as if the world’s largest selection of dishes were on hand to accompany them. We are at Yard House in Town Square, a giant beer hall that typifies a new generation of American restaurants. We have become a nation of eclectic eaters, as is reflected by a place like this. It’s not enough to have entrée salads, Chinese garlic noodles and ahi tuna sashimi on the menu these days. There also has to be Korean barbecue beef, Jamaican wings and not only sliders, but also sliders with Bearnaise sauce on them.

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Do you know any restaurants near Las Vegas Convention Center?

We are going to the las vegas convention center for a week long conference and we are looking for a restaurant to hold a meet and greet party ant suggestions near the convention center.

Can anyone tell me what restaurants in Las Vegas have 24 hour delivery to a hotel on the Strip?

The last time I was in Vegas, we could only find one place that delivered 24 hours and the food wasn’t that good. Considering this is Vegas, I thought there must be a lot more delivery places. BTW, our hotel doesn’t have room service. Thanks for any suggestions!

What are some restaurants in Las Vegas that have vegan dishes?

I am a vegan and will be going to vegas in July and was alittle worried about what i will do for food. Can anyone recommend any not too expensive places that offer vegan (no animal byproducts like eggs, milk, cheese) dishes? I will try to do some research myself about where i can and cannot eat but i wanted to see if anyone could help out. Thanks!