I went to Hugo's cellar at 4 queens last time I was there and I highly recommend it. Service was great.
Also I always go to Mon Ami Gabi when I am there. Awesome restaurant at the Paris.
Go here for a good list of restaurants and reviews:
http://las-vegas-hotels.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants-g45963-Las_Vegas_Nevada.html
Also I always go to Mon Ami Gabi when I am there. Awesome restaurant at the Paris.
Go here for a good list of restaurants and reviews:
http://las-vegas-hotels.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants-g45963-Las_Vegas_Nevada.html
Considering the BASH is in downtown, here are my recommendations that are a stone throws away.
Without question, HUGOS at the Four Queens would be #1.
Lilly Langtrees at the Nugget is very good.
The Tony Romas at the Fremont is very good for a chain.
Buffets:
Main Street Station--Golden Nugget--Fremont..........in that order.
Sit-down breakfast:
The Golden Nugget coffee shop---The Dugout at the LVClub
Fast food:
Fremont chinese
Without question, HUGOS at the Four Queens would be #1.
Lilly Langtrees at the Nugget is very good.
The Tony Romas at the Fremont is very good for a chain.
Buffets:
Main Street Station--Golden Nugget--Fremont..........in that order.
Sit-down breakfast:
The Golden Nugget coffee shop---The Dugout at the LVClub
Fast food:
Fremont chinese
Kojak said:
Hugo's ran me about $175 for two including a $60 bottle of wine. Entrees are $30-$50. It sounds kinda silly, but they come with a salad to start that is amazing. I'm not really a salad guy, but they bring a salad cart and make it tableside. You don't need an appetizer because of it.
Mon Ami Gabi is about $150 for two....we always get wine and apps though.
Should you blow your bankroll:
Gold Spike - The 24-hour restaurant which closes once a year for an hour of cleaning is one of the most amazingly cheap places to get food anywhere in the world. The prices and ambience will convince you you're in the Third World. (2 for 1 coupons available for hotel guests.) Complete ham or roast beef dinners are $4.50, potato salad is $0.60, and on and on. Everything on this menu is budget priced. Full (sort of gross) breakfasts are $1.99 before 10:30 a.m. Also, if you're a guest, you get free breakfast for two every morning
Westward Ho - In the tradition of the old West, shoot up some cattle rustlers and then eat a 1/2 rack of ribs for under $5, a 3/4 lb. "Mega-dog" for $1.49, or pay $1.99 for a mammoth strawberry shortcake which will only taste good to you if you have never eaten an honest-to-goodness strawberry shortcake. The 3/4 pound hot dog is the biggest in Vegas, but you have to be a real trooper to eat it. Really, the first six or seven ounces taste fine, but then diminishing marginal returns set in and you'll hate yourself before you're done.
You can always get a cup of joe at the Ho for a nickel, or a gourmet cup for a quarter.
Gold Spike - The 24-hour restaurant which closes once a year for an hour of cleaning is one of the most amazingly cheap places to get food anywhere in the world. The prices and ambience will convince you you're in the Third World. (2 for 1 coupons available for hotel guests.) Complete ham or roast beef dinners are $4.50, potato salad is $0.60, and on and on. Everything on this menu is budget priced. Full (sort of gross) breakfasts are $1.99 before 10:30 a.m. Also, if you're a guest, you get free breakfast for two every morning
Westward Ho - In the tradition of the old West, shoot up some cattle rustlers and then eat a 1/2 rack of ribs for under $5, a 3/4 lb. "Mega-dog" for $1.49, or pay $1.99 for a mammoth strawberry shortcake which will only taste good to you if you have never eaten an honest-to-goodness strawberry shortcake. The 3/4 pound hot dog is the biggest in Vegas, but you have to be a real trooper to eat it. Really, the first six or seven ounces taste fine, but then diminishing marginal returns set in and you'll hate yourself before you're done.
You can always get a cup of joe at the Ho for a nickel, or a gourmet cup for a quarter.
dmmd98 said:
This place actually is pretty good. Last year Mrs. vinividivinci and I ate there and got two prime rib dinners for $4.95. They have 2-for-1 on all their entrees from 4pm til 6pm every day and regular price for prime rib is only $4.95 for complete dinner. Nice size serving, too, maybe 12 to 14 ounces with salad, large baked potato and fresh vegetable. Full bar service is available, of course.
I also really enjoy Chicago Joe's, especially for lunch. Reasonable prices and great Italian food. It is just a few blocks from the Nuggett.
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