Las Vegas Restaurants
 

Whatis your favorite moderate to low cost restaurant in Las Vegas? You always hear of the expensive restaurants, but where is a good place to dine that is not a buffet?

Thai-Lotus of Siam -off Strip.<BR>Mercados Mexican<BR>

San Remo -(dinner)Ristarante di Fiore, prime rib; Golden Gate -(breakfast) Bay City Diner (downtown), eggs and ham; Flamingo, (lunch)(Bugsy's Deli) burger or salad; and Hilton (anytime) Paradise Cafe, rib eye steak, or chicken quesadila.

Mon Ami Gabi (PAris) for lunch, Andres (Monte CArlo) elegant for dinner, Red Square (Mandalay Bay) different/interesting for dinner, Gallagher's (NY/NY) steak for dinner.

In the above post, the first 3 suggestions are probably not your idea of moderate to low cost. I've been to all 3 and they are at least $50 pp for dinner. Ate lunch at Mon Ami Gabi and the check was $100 for 2.

julie, Mike is correct. SA's posted suggestions are high end restaurants although they are often noted as very good.

I love Bertolini's in Ceasars Forum. Been there for lunch and many dinners. Always good and great atmosphere.

I just had lunch at Mon Ami Gabi in April and our check came out to $40 before tip. We even had a bloody mary each. Not bad.<BR>**BTW, the best bloody mary's in town are at Commander's Palace @ Alladin. Not a bad brunch either.<BR><BR>Expensive? Inexpensive? It's all subjective I guess.

Mon Ami Gabi is great for lunch, and there are entree items at under $10.

Try the ribs at the Holy Cow Brewery. It is right next to the Sahara.

Mon Ami Gabi at Paris-Las Vegas is great! And, if you are not filled by the good food served there, check out La Creperie (freshly made crepes filled with whatever you want for $4.95) or La Patisserie (pastries and such) for dessert inside Paris-Las Vegas!

Try Spagos At Ceasars-Great prices, great location.

Our favorite low cost place that is not in a casino but is a local hang out is Battista's (actually Battista's Hole in the Wall). All meals include bread, salad and UNLIMITED, red and white wine (that's the money saver for us) with a cappucino (sort of) for dessert. The menu is posted up on the wall with the myriad of pics of all of the celebrities that knew the owner and a little old man comes around and plays the accordion at your table. Don't expect award winning wine and the place could even be considered a bit tacky but the food is good and the price is right - maximum is about $25 per person with tip.<BR>And I second the advice for Spago's in Caesar's Palace. We try to get to that place everytime we can.

The Cheesecake Factory in Ceasars Forum.Has good varity and excellent food.Moderate price range. The Cheese cake is good to,but that is a little expensive.

I am a local here in LV & everyone is recommending "tourist" locations. A terrific restaurant for lunch and/or dinner is a Mex rest. called "DONA MARIA'S" on the strip (north end) but has been around for a long time. Have lived here 12 yrs. and go at least once a month. Another good "local" Italian rest. is called "NORA'S" and it is on Flamingo Rd. If you need more help, feel free to e-mail me and I'll help you out! Have a great day!