Fun places to eat in Vegas

[mommasita]

Dick’s is hilarious.

 

[WickstarRunner]

I know they're in Orlando and a couple other places, but I'm a Hash-House-a-Go-Go guy in Vegas

 

[MillauFr]

My favorite place was the Pullman Grille at Main Street Station. It's been closed for many years

 

[bcla]

I ate thier, you rright, that place is gret even going to bathroom is fun, did you have to get a spanking ? I did, it was on the video for over a year I trust ots going now

Never been there. Heard about it on Man vs. Food.

Strangely enough I heard about someone who had a heart attack there.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

https://www.dirtdogla.com -- there are two locations in Las Vegas. Get the Elote Dog on Texas toast and don't forget to get fries! Also, No Passport Required went to Vegas -- great food!
No Passport Required takes you to Chinatown
How One of Las Vegas’ Best Chinese Restaurants Does Peking Duck — No Passport Required
No Passport Required: Las Vegas - Chubby Cattle
-- I would love to eat at any of the restaurants in that program!

 

[nkereina]

Heart Attack Grill is still open! A fun stop in the downtown Vegas area.

We stayed at the Venetian on our last trip in October, and stopped in Yardbird for a drink. We enjoyed the bartenders so much that we stopped in there for a glass of wine every night before going to our room. The food looked awesome. I'm not sure I would consider the place fun or unique, but I think it would be a good experience regardless. There's also Black Tap in the Venetian with the outrageous desserts and shakes, same as the one in Downtown Disney at Disneyland.

Hell's Kitchen at Caesar's is a fun experience if you're at all familiar with the show. Love Beer Park at the Paris, but only when its not too hot out. Awesome strip views in a casual setting. Our favorite buffet was Wicked Spoon at Cosmo, but the décor and atmosphere at the buffet in the Wynn was beautiful. We also love the Promenade at the Linq - fun places to stop for drinks and a few food stops, including In n Out which was a must do for us East coasters! We sat at AmeriCAN Bar and people watched, enjoyed the guy rolling by playing the piano. Even saw an MTV show being filmed while we were hanging out there.

I also agree with PP that Hash House A Go Go at the Linq is a great breakfast stop. Huge portions. We also enjoyed the Peppermill which is further north on the strip, closer to the Stratosphere end.

I don't believe they serve food at either, but Carnaval Court and the Piano Bar, both at Harrah's, are not to be missed. They are steps away from each, both near the Linq's side entrance. Carnaval Court has great live music both day and night as well as flair bartenders which are so fun. Its never boring there. The Piano Bar is primarily an evening dueling piano show, the two blonde twins are great.

 

[bcla]

I know they're in Orlando and a couple other places, but I'm a Hash-House-a-Go-Go guy in Vegas

Only been to their location at Harrah's in Reno. And that place is going to be turned into condos.

As for fun places in Vegas, I thought maybe Peppermill. That's got an old-school vibe like Vegas in the 60s. It's an offshoot of the Peppermill Casino in Reno, but only as a lounge without a full casino (just countertop machines).

 

[Kae]

We love all of Emeril's Places the Fish house is our Favorite but had a great time at Emeril's Stadium last Trip. We like Beer Park and of course, I love breakfast at Mon Ami Gabi. We also like Tommy Bahama's at Townsquare, Border Grill at Mandalay Bay..Hell's Kitchen is on our List.

 

[hertamaniac]

Only been to their location at Harrah's in Reno. And that place is going to be turned into condos.

As for fun places in Vegas, I thought maybe Peppermill. That's got an old-school vibe like Vegas in the 60s. It's an offshoot of the Peppermill Casino in Reno, but only as a lounge without a full casino (just countertop machines).

Yep...Peppermill is an easy walk from the center strip. We had a couple of drinks there and it was memorable (not sure if I would call it fun).

 

[hertamaniac]

Not necessarily fun, but on Fremont Street I like to go to Hugo's Cellar. It's a throwback to a more classic dining experience.

 

[low-key]

https://www.dirtdogla.com -- there are two locations in Las Vegas. Get the Elote Dog on Texas toast and don't forget to get fries! Also, No Passport Required went to Vegas -- great food!
No Passport Required takes you to Chinatown
How One of Las Vegas’ Best Chinese Restaurants Does Peking Duck — No Passport Required
No Passport Required: Las Vegas - Chubby Cattle
-- I would love to eat at any of the restaurants in that program!

lot of good stuff I am checking all the things posted

 

[IamBrerBear]

Hell's Kitchen

 

[low-key]

Hell's Kitchen

they got one in Vegas

 

[IamBrerBear]

they got one in Vegas

I was planning to go in April but unfortunately that didn't work out.

 

[kaytieeldr]

I know they're in Orlando and a couple other places, but I'm a Hash-House-a-Go-Go guy in Vegas

Yep. Especially if you're hungry!

 

[cobright]

Always used to stagger in to Ellis Island for a $10 steak once or twice a trip. Has been a while but I'm sure it's still there.

 

[tinatark]

Mayfair Supper Club in the Venetian. Pricey, new - opened on NYE. Awesome meal and atmosphere!

 

[theluckyrabbit]

https://vegas.eater.com/maps/neighb...aurants-takeout-delivery-coronavirus-pandemic

 

[catfan98]

Capo's. So, so good. And I love the throwback mob era vibe.