Restaurants in Las Vegas
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Okada
At this sushi bar, robatayaki and teppanyaki grill overlooking the lagoon and a bonsai-sized Japanese garden, chef Masa Ishizawa exhibits masterful Eurasian twists on Japanese classics, like red miso bouillabaisse or braised short ribs with quail eggs.
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Veggie Delight
Buddhist-owned, Vietnamese-flavored vegetarian/vegan kitchen mixing up chakra color-coded Chinese herbal tonics.
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Grotto
A convivial spot to nosh on housemade pastas with a unique shark tank view. On a blackjack run and forgot dinner? Wood-fired pizzas and 200 wines are available at the bar until 1am.
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Paymon's Mediterranean Café & Hookah Lounge
One of the city's few veggie spots. It serves fresh Mediterranean fare such as baked eggplant with fresh garlic, baba ganoush, tabouleh and hummus. The adjacent Hookah Lounge is a tranquil place to chill with a water pipe and fig-flavoured cocktail.
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Sensi
At this soothing spot tucked inside the spa tower, minimalist architecture complements a harmonious menu of seafood and pastas showing off Asian and European influences. Happily, Jean-Philippe Patisserie is just around the corner.
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Charlie Palmer Steak
Artisan-aged beef is grilled to perfection at this classy, Spanish-influenced hideaway. Starring on a regional American menu are Kansas City rib eye and Hudson Valley foie gras. Impressive wine list; business casual dress. Reservations essential.
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Stripburger
On a bustling (read: loud) corner outside the mall, a silver diner-in-the-round serves up all-natural beef, chicken, tuna and veggie burgers, with stupendous cheese fries, thick milkshakes and gigantic cocktails.
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Chinatown Plaza
Lively Asian restaurants anchor around the Chinese gate on Spring Mountain Rd in Chinatown, where you’ll also find plenty of Hong Kong barbecue houses, Vietnamese pho shops, Japanese sushi bars and pan-Asian bubble-tea dispensaries.
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Simon
A hip crowds turns up at celebrity chef Kerry Simon’s poolside kitchen. Most meals are hit-and-miss, but the Sunday brunch buffet can’t be beat for haute comfort-food magic, from fried chicken and waffles to rice-krispie treats.
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Golden Steer
A fabulously retro steakhouse where the Rat Pack once dined. The steak and the tableside Caesar salad are perfectly good, but you're here to soak up the old Vegas vibe and your waiter's salty tales.
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Steakhouse
All clowning aside, this revered establishment takes itself very seriously, resembling a British hunting lodge. Aged mesquite-grilled steaks are typically cooked to perfection. The Sunday champagne brunch is a phenomenal spread.
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Mermaids
Hook a strand of Mardi Gras beads at the door, then weave your way past the bleary-eyed slot jockeys to belly up at the back counter for outrageous deep-fried Twinkies and Oreos snowed under by powdered sugar. So sinfully tasty.
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Bally's Steakhouse
Indulge in the best - and most expensive - Sunday brunch ($85) in town. Ice sculptures and lavish flower arrangements abound at the Sterling Brunch, as do food stations featuring roast duckling, beef tenderloin and fresh sushi.
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The Buffet
The Bellagio competes for top honors for Vegas’ best live-action buffet. The sumptuous all-you-can-eat spread includes seafood and uncountable creative dishes from all around the globe. Go for lunch, which is the best value.
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Spice Market Buffet
Middle Eastern specialties are thrown into the global mix at this jewel of a five-star buffet, with delectable desserts. Attentive service and live-action cooking stations justify the often very long waits to be seated.
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Ethel M’s Chocolate Lounge
Under the direction of an international award-winning pastry chef, this local chocolatier has reinvented itself with snazzy new chocolate lounges for fabulous fondues, singular truffles and gourmet hot cocoa.
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Terrace Point Café
A refined country-club atmosphere and sunny poolside patio take the casino coffee-shop concept to a whole new level. Well-rehearsed service, enormous portions and whopping prices are sure to knock you out.
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Studio B Buffet
Boasting a live-action TV cooking show studio, this is Vegas’ tastiest off-Strip buffet. Fall in love with the gelato bar and all-you-can-eat seafood extravaganzas on weekends. Complimentary beer and wine.
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Bradley Ogden
With farm-fresh fare, this restaurant delivers nouveau takes on American classics, such as blue-cheese soufflés, bison tenderloin and New England crab with dollops of coconut foam. Reservations advised.
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Ellis Island Casino & Brewery
If you don’t make it out here to taste Vegas’ best thin-crust pie, you can devour a cheesy slice at Metro’s outpost in the 24-hour Ellis Island Casino & Brewery, east of the Strip.
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Gelato Café
Brightly colored gelateria brings true Italian-style gelato to town, with over a dozen flavors fresh daily. Enjoy rainbow-colored scoops with delicate cupfuls of gourmet imported Illy coffee.
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Jean Philippe Patisserie
Step out of the Aria's mod casino buzz into this fantastical Alice in Wonderland land of sugar and spice (along with coffee, gelato and killer almond brioche). Indulge in creative takes on classic desserts like éclairs and Napoleons in flavors that promise to satisfy even the most hard-to-impress pastry connoisseur.
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Village Seafood Buffet
From the same casino-hotel that brings you Carnival World, this buffet is for those who just can’t get enough crab legs, baby lobster tails and oysters, plus salads, pasta and fresh-baked breads.
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Pho At The Coffee Shop
Around the side of TI's 24-hour coffee shop, dash inside and away from the slot machines to slurp Vietnamese noodle soups and more. It's some of the Strip's cheapest, most authentic Asian fare.
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Victorian Room
A hokey old-fashioned San Francisco theme belies one of the best deals in sit-down restaurants in Las Vegas. The rib-eye or steak and eggs specials are delicious around the clock.
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