Dining in Vegas

[queen of hearts]

I have done alot of reading and talking about the many restaurants that are in Las Vegas. Though to be honest I think it would be extremely difficult to decide each night of a visit there where to eat.

Of all the restaurants that I have heard about and read about the choices are practically endless.

I guess it would all depend on what you are in the mood for every night, but even then there are alot of choices.

For example if you were just wanting something simple like pizza, well there are dozens of pizza places in Las Vegas.

I would take me forever to decide where to eat each night, not because there arent enough place, but simply because there are just so many!!!

For all those who have already had the pleasure of making the trip to Las Vegas, what would you personally say is the very best place to grab a good dinner at in Las Vegas?

[vegasrocks]

From what I have read about the restaurants in Las Vegas many of them are regarded as the very best in the world.

How do you choose from the best in the world!!!!

I guess you just have to try them all lol!

[anita]

My favorite place to eat is the Eiffel Tower Restaurant,it is right in the middle of alot of beautiful sights and is regaurded as thecrown jewel of the paris las vegas collection of restaurants.

You are eleven stories up looking down at the Bellagio water fountain show,your ride up is in a glass elevator where you pass and see all of the activity in one of the worlds fastest paced kitchens.

The chef Joho was a guest judge on the television show Top Chef Vegas.

You will be astounded by the food and the sights while you dine.

[WhatHappensInVegas]

Here's a tip from a Las Vegas cabbie: To avoid the average 90 minute wait for the famous Bellagio buffet--eat at the bar!

At the end of the line, there is typically a holding tank where you are waiting to pay. Walk up to that area (you may have to walk up the exit section) until you get to the front of the line. Ask the hostess if there is any room at the bar. If it's too busy at the hostess stand, pop into bar and ask the bartender directly if he or she knows of a table opening up. We've easily shaved an hour or more off our wait time, sometimes eating and finishing in the same time it took for folks to pay and get a plate.

Hope it works for you (but shhhh...I need this to work the next time I'm in town!)