Updated July 2026
Eat & Drink in Las Vegas
The short answer
Vegas dining goes far beyond the buffet. The Strip hosts more Michelin-caliber restaurants per mile than any US city, while Chinatown (Spring Mountain Rd) delivers the best under-$30 meals — Ramen Sora, Raku, District One.
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The Modern Vegan - Off-Strip
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The Oyster Bar - Palace Station Hotel & Casino
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The Pantry – Mirage
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The Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge - The Strip
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The Steak House - Circus Circus Hotel & Casino
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The Still – Mirage Hotel
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Tom Colicchio's Craftsteak - MGM Grand
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Tom Colicchio’s Heritage Steak – Mirage Hotel
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Top 10 Las Vegas Buffets: Indulge in a Feast Like No Other
All-you-can-eat, done right
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Top 10 Las Vegas Restaurants: A Foodie's Ultimate Guide
Celebrity chefs to hidden gems
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Top Food Trucks to Try in Las Vegas
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Top Spots for Bottomless Mimosas in Las Vegas
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Top Spots for Craft Cocktails in Las Vegas
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Top Spots for Fresh Seafood in Las Vegas
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Top Tapas Bars in Las Vegas
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Twist by Pierre Gagnaire - Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
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Vegenation - Downtown Las Vegas
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Where to Find Exotic Cuisines in Las Vegas
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Where to Find Gluten-Free Dining in Las Vegas
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Where to Find the Best Hot Dogs in Las Vegas
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