Restaurants in LV
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Restaurants in LV
We will be in Las Vegas for 2 nights in January. I've been looking at all the restaurant choices and having a hard time deciding where to make reservations. We would like to eat in one of the "better" restaurants one of those nights and at a moderate one the 2nd night. Any kind of cuisine is fine and price wise we'd like to keep the "better" restaurant around $100 pp including wine. Is that possible? For a more moderate one, we'd like to stay around $50pp. We dont mind joint type places for really good food. Any recommendations would be appreciated
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This is a bit south of places like Bellagio, but I have enjoyed the Twin Creeks Steak House at the Silverton Casino. I had to travel to Vegas to work on projects at one of the casinos for a year, and discovered this place. Not sure where on your budget it ranks, but you can get a really nice meal for a fairly reasonable price. https://silvertoncasino.com/dine/best-steakhouse/
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If you have a taste for German food and/or good German beer, you could try the Hofbrauhaus on Paradise. My DW and I had a Christmas dinner there a few years ago. The meals came out on 3 plate racks. Every course was very good in our opinion. My DW is of German heritage and she was impressed with it.
For entertainment we had a man playing the alpenhorn. This would work for either a lunch or your moderately priced meal.
My favorite all you can eat place in downtown is upstairs at the Golden Nugget. If you buy your meal before 3 PM, you get the same buffet for less money. If you sit at a table along the wall, you can see the Golden Nugget pool which has a slide that goes through the shark tank.
Downstairs you can see the worlds largest gold nugget on public display (62+ lb).
For entertainment we had a man playing the alpenhorn. This would work for either a lunch or your moderately priced meal.
My favorite all you can eat place in downtown is upstairs at the Golden Nugget. If you buy your meal before 3 PM, you get the same buffet for less money. If you sit at a table along the wall, you can see the Golden Nugget pool which has a slide that goes through the shark tank.
Downstairs you can see the worlds largest gold nugget on public display (62+ lb).
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I am not a big fan of LV, but one of the best Thai restaurants I've been to is the Lotus of Siam in LV. Was turned onto it by a work colleague several years ago and try to get there whenever I can't avoid being in LV. The original location is closed for remodeling but they have a new one on E. Flamingo.
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