Restaurants in Las Vegas

There are many good restaurants in Las Vegas, both in the hotels as well as outside the Strip. Recently many restaurants associated with famous chefs such as Wolfgang Puck and Emeril Lagasse have opened. Make your reservations early since the restaurants tend to get booked early. If diners go to their restaurant at times other than peak serving times, they are more likely to be accommodated. Also keep in mind that the lunch menu is often much less expensive than the dinner menu. Overall, however, getting food at what some consider reasonable prices is difficult on the Strip, and you may have to get off the beaten path in Las Vegas to explore some more reasonably priced cuisine.

Various types of cuisine are available from which to choose. Prices range from very expensive, to moderately priced. Aside from the fast food restaurants, food prices on the strip will be found to be high.

A few of the many outstanding restaurants are listed below.

Aureole - Nouvelle American cuisine.
Alize - French cuisine.
Alex - Continental cuisine.
Fleur de Lys - French cuisine.
Spago - California cuisine.
Top of the World - American cuisine.
Daniel Boulud Brasserie - Bistro.
Bally's Big Kitchen Buffet - Brunch buffet.
Circus Circus Buffet - Buffet.
Wynn Las Vegas - Buffet.
Canter's Deli - Deli.
Valentino - Italian cuisine.
Lawrey's The Prime Rib - Steak and Seafood cuisine.

There are also some restaurants that appeal to children and adolescents. Here are a few of them.

Hotel Buffets - These are often somewhat inexpensive, and children can have a variety of items from which to choose.
Hard Rock Cafe - Loud and filled with rock music antiques.
Rainforest Cafe - A lesson about ecology and the environment for children.
Fellini's - Italian cuisine appropriate for families.