Las Vegas Restaurants | Las Vegas Buffets | Food in Vegas

		Restaurant Info	Price*
1.		Wagon Master Coffee Shop at the Buffalo Bills Get your grub on 24-hours a day at Wagon Master Coffee Shop in Buffalo Bill's Hotel and Casino. This Western-themed outpost serves up a mean cup of joe, as well as additional casual fare like burgers and...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
2.		Miss Ashley's Boarding House Buffet at the Buffalo Bills Passing through Primm, Nevada calls for a stop at Miss Ashley's Boarding House Buffet at Buffalo Bill's Hotel and Casino. Cheap, tasty, and with no frills, Miss Ashley's offers a variety of comfort food...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
3.		Chicago Brewing Company at the Four Queens Hotel and Casino Las Vegas Located it the Four Queens Hotel and Casino in downtown Las Vegas, Chicago Brewing Company is a micro-brewery serving American cuisine such sandwiches, burgers and pizzas. Beer lovers will love the fresh...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
4.		Lillie's Noodle House at the Golden Nugget Las Vegas Located inside the Golden Nugget, Lillie's Noodle House is one of the best Chinese restaurants in Downtown Las Vegas. Teppenyaki-style cooking and a menu that includes all of the traditional Asian...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
5.		Roxy's Diner at the Stratosphere Hotel Roxy's Diner, located in the Stratosphere Hotel and Casino, brings you back to the days of rock'n'roll and poodle skirts. The classic American-style burgers, fries and shakes are accompanied by singing...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
6.		El Nopal Mexican Grill at the Stratosphere Hotel El Nopal Mexican Grill in the Stratosphere Mall makes one of the tastiest burritos in Vegas. People flock here around the clock for the flavorful quick eats. Lucky for you El Nopal also serves breakfast...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
7.		La Creperie at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel La Creperie is located inside the Paris Hotel on the Strip, and patrons love it for its convenience and for its menu. The walk-up eatery makes it easy to cruise by and grab a crepe that can be made from...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 3.25 1 review
8.		Ichiban at the Bally's Las Vegas Ichiban, housed in the basement of Bally's Hotel and Casino, prepares tasty Japanese fare at great prices. Sit at the sushi bar and take your pick from the fresh rolls and sashimi that float by on little...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
9.		Earl of Sandwich at the Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Housed inside Planet Hollywood, Earl of Sandwich is a 24-hour deli shop on the Las Vegas Strip. Great for late-night dining, Earl of Sandwich serves up tasty hot sandwiches, as well as salads and wraps...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 3.4 4 reviews
10.		Mah Jong at the Rio Hotel and Casino Las Vegas Open until 1am, Mah Jong in the Rio Hotel food court serves up tasty Chinese for those in search of a midnight snack. Quick service and heaping piles of food make Mah Jong a convenient dining spot. Try...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
11.		Pizzeria at the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino Situated in the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino, Pizzeria is a casual dining spot preparing made-to-order pizzas and calzones. Fresh salads are also available here for those looking for lighter fare. Kids...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews
12.		Tournament of Kings at the Excalibur Las Vegas Tournament of Kings in the Excalibur Hotel and Casino is a dinner and show that the whole family can enjoy. While audience members eat with their hands, each section is given their very own knight to...	Cost Per Meal Reviews 0 0 reviews

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Pricing Guide    (Cost of one meal)

: $10 and under

: $11-30

: $31-60

: $60 and above

*Terms & Conditions: Meal prices are subject to change based on meal item and seasonal fare. Some images shown above are not actual photos from the restaurant, but category representations. Visit the restaurant's web site for actual photos.

Las Vegas Restaurants

Some of the best restaurants in Las Vegas are actually some of the best in the world, making a vacation here the perfect time to please your palate. From five-star prix fixe menus to cheap Vegas buffets to trendy celebrity hot spots, the food in Vegas has every type of cuisine you could consider -- and lots of it!

Even with a plethora of ubiquitous but popular Las Vegas buffets, recently this city has developed a reputation as one of the culinary capitals of the world. Almost every celebrity chef owns a fine-dining restaurant in the Las Vegas, and many of them have several. Take advantage of all the spectacular cuisine, upscale decor and unique atmospheres that the best Las Vegas restaurants have to offer.

Fine Dining in Las Vegas

Joel Robuchon Las Vegas

With the incredible title “Chef of the Century”, Joel Robuchon is a living legend. His exquisite culinary creations can be found at his self-titled fine-dining Las Vegas restaurant inside the MGM Grand Resort and Casino.

• The Decor: Masterfully decorated in luxury, the restaurant’s art deco-style town house features black and white checkered marble, a garden terrace with a vertical wall of greenery and a stunning chandelier that serves as the focal point.
• Upscale Cuisine: The 16-course tasting menu experience is like none of the other popular Las Vegas restaurants we know of. You will be enthralled more and more by each intricate course that arrives. Be sure to watch out for the Dessert Trolley that winds throughout tables with decadent sweet treats.

Inside Knowledge: Joel Robuchon was awarded the rare and prestigious three-star Michelin rating. This is the only restaurant in Las Vegas and one of only 81 on Earth to ever receive this honor.

Switch Las Vegas

As one of the most unique Las Vegas restaurants we know of, Switch inside the Encore provides more then good food in Vegas, it’s also a complete show. Perfect for those who are easily bored, this fine-dining French restaurant in Vegas literally switches its surroundings three times an hour.

• Themes: With the ceiling and walls controlled by highly-advanced mechanics, Switch rotates three completely different themes in a dramatic fashion every 20-25 minutes. This upscale Las Vegas steakhouse features the settings of an Italian villa, French Renaissance and an open atmosphere looking out onto Encore’s atrium.
• Steakhouse Cuisine: Austria-born Chef Rene Lenger oversees a fancy menu full of exceptional flavors including our favorite dishes the 16 oz. New York strip, the Chilean sea bass and the chocolate lava cake dessert.

Inside Knowledge: Opening up in the Encore at Wynn Las Vegas in early 2009, Switch is the only restaurant in Las Vegas that features retractable inter-changing walls and ceilings.

Trendy Las Vegas Restaurants

Lavo Las Vegas

Serving as a favorite Vegas restaurant and nightclub duo, Lavo in the Palazzo is the latest celebrity hot spot to hit the City of Sin and for good reason. As the newest business venture by the creators of Tao, this swanky, upscale eatery pulls out all the stops including chic decor, mouthwatering cuisine and one of the best patios on the Las Vegas Strip.

• The Vibe: This 20,000-square-foot restaurant features an amazing design aesthetic with a rustic gold and bronze color scheme. Making for a high-energy scene, fun and lively music plays throughout the night. Named Best Patio Experience on the Strip by the Las Vegas Review Journal, Lavo’s open terrace is known as one of the coolest ways to dine in town with stunning views down Las Vegas Boulevard.
• Mouthwatering Cuisine: The modern vibe complements the menu’s contemporary food in Vegas. The large menu features a wide variety of upscale options including pastas, pizzas, steaks and seafood. We recommend the grilled tuna with roasted artichokes or the 12 oz. center cut fillet topped with a green peppercorn sauce.

Inside Knowledge: After finishing an amazing meal, be sure to continue the night at Lavo’s hip Vegas nightclub above the restaurant. All the eateries guests receive complimentary admission into the club.

Shibuya Japanese Restaurant:

Named for the sophisticated urban neighborhood Shibuya, Tokyo, this restaurant holds all of the delicious varieties of Japanese cuisine and showcases them in style at the Vegas MGM Grand. With the direction of Executive Chef Stephane Chevet this restaurant has everything; the wonderful food, the beautiful surroundings, and some of the best restaurant vibes in Las Vegas.

• Unique Flavors: This restaurant brings us the Japanese food we know and love, sushi, sashimi, sake, and does so in style. What sets it apart from other Japanese restaurants are its original food options such as Seaweed Tasting. And don't miss out on the exciting Teppanyaki dinner to get a perfect Las Vegas show with your food - watch the chef chop, stir, and juggle all his tools at the same time!
• Exotic Atmosphere: The sleek interior of this aquatic-themed restaurant features pillars that look like towers of seaweed, huge aquariums with exotic fish, and classy wood walls. The huge glass windows facing the Strip replicate the skyscraper atmosphere of Tokyo while reminding you that all the excitement of Las Vegas is just a walk away.

Inside Knowledge: Shibuya has different sections in the restaurant depending on what you want to eat. Go to the Teppanyaki tables with built-in Teppan grills or the long sushi sampling bar. No matter what you choose, sit back and enjoy the Japanese atmosphere and delicacies.

If none of these favorite Las Vegas restaurants seem to tantalize your taste buds, browse through our comprehensive guide of Las Vegas restaurants and Las Vegas buffets. Early Vegas provides easy access to the most up-to-date, inside information on all the fabulous spots to get the best food in Vegas.