When you think Vegas food, it’s only natural to picture the renowned all-you-can eat buffets. But Las Vegas’ dining scene has gradually become an attraction in its own right over the years. As part of its concierge service, 702ENT wanted its clientele to find out more about what this sinful city has to offer food-wise.
With meals prepared by well-known chefs while staying in a Las Vegas hotel, we thought it would be best to inform all you foodies out there about the best culinary activities on offer. In order to guarantee a memorable culinary experience, we decided to list the top ten food-related places to be.
A Splurge-Worthy Treat
If you’re a lucky jackpot winner, then you should guiltlessly binge on a celebratory meal at Joël Robuchon’s Michelin-Three-Star French restaurant at the MGM Grand. With its glorious 16-course menu, no taste bud will be abandoned. Its hefty price tag too much for you to stomach? Then opt for a prix fixe menu.
All-you-can-eat Deliciousness
A moderately harmless “sin” in Sin City is the buffet on offer at the Bellagio. Meat-lovers can delight at the oh-so-rare prime rib served even in the early hours of breakfast. Seafood-lovers will gawk at the display of fin fish, crustaceans and cephalopods.
Fortification of Wine
Although the food at Charlie Palmer’s Aureole is something to write home about in itself, its four-story, stainless-steel-and-glass wine tower steals the limelight and seizes everyone’s attention. Order from a wine list featuring a dizzying 60,000 bottles.
A Wholesome Breakfast
Although some will be in their Las Vegas hotel rooms sleeping off their late-night revelry, others will line up for breakfast at Hash House A Go Go. Make sure you come with a full-blown appetite, because this will prove to be one heck of a humongous breakfast! After all, they do say that breakfast is considered the most important meal of the day.
Chocolate Factory Tour
For those of you who wish to satisfy your sweet tooth, this is the tour for you! If you’ve ever wondered how they get that rich and silky filling inside a chocolate truffle, you can find out at the Ethel M Chocolate Factory. After a self-guided tour, you are generously rewarded with free samples.
A Hint of French Cuisine
An authentic portion of France comes in a whimsical green-and-brown polka-dotted box from Bouchon Bakery, located in the lobby of the Venetian. Join theatre-goers who pick up a couple of macaroons on the way to the show.
Ginormous Burritos
Racing fans will want to make a pit stop at NASCAR Café, celebrated for its six-pound burrito and the half a pound of bacon it heaps on its BLT.
99-cent Shrimp Cocktails
Don’t let the cheap price fool you, because you can still get a real dining deal at the Four Queens Hotel. With shrimp cocktails embellished with a slice of lemon the 99 cent price tag almost seems too good to be true!
Stylish and Contemporary Japanese
You’ll want to saver the delectable tastes from Nobu Matsuhisa’s sushi. With fresh fish flown into the desert on a daily basis, Nobu Las Vegas at the Hard Rock is a gastronomic seafood experience like no other.
Spicy Thai off the Strip
One taste of the Burmese-influenced delicacies at Lotus of Siam will leave you questioning whether you’re still in Vegas. With its genuine and hearty food, you feel like you’ve been transported to its country of origin.
As you can see, eating in Vegas doesn’t necessarily imply devouring one all-you-can-eat buffet after another – you can actually relish different gourmet experiences from different regions of the world.
Contact 702 ENT to help you discover eateries you might not have even considered. Our Las Vegas Concierge services will help you in the booking process.
