TranceAddict Forums (www.tranceaddict.com/forums)
- USA - West Coast / Las Vegas
-- Vegas food recommendations?
Pages (2): [1] 2 »

Vegas food recommendations?

does anyone have any recommendations on the best food you can get for your money in vegas? we're staying at mandalay bay from the 26th to 29th and none of us know where to eat. we're not really looking for the ritziest spot on the strip, just some place nice with bomb ass food for my buddy's birthday. anything $30-under works. feel free to throw out any good buffets and hole in the wall joints for the other days we're there too.

stayed at the monte carlo for labor day weekend and the weekend buffet is under $20 and includes all the regular stuff, and also had crab legs. sunday was champagne brunch. pretty good...stay away from the cheesecake though!

if youre at hard rock make sure to hit up mr. luckys for at least one meal and order the gamblers special.

$7.77: Gambler's Special: Steak, three grilled shrimp, a choice of potato or broccoli and a salad. It's not on the menu so you'll have to ask your server.

Re: Vegas food recommendations?

quote:

Originally posted by R!CH does anyone have any recommendations on the best food you can get for your money in vegas? we're staying at mandalay bay from the 26th to 29th and none of us know where to eat. we're not really looking for the ritziest spot on the strip, just some place nice with bomb ass food for my buddy's birthday. anything $30-under works. feel free to throw out any good buffets and hole in the wall joints for the other days we're there too.

Our hotel has some pretty bomb spots. What night are we doing D's bday dinner?

I always go to "24/7" at the hard rock at least once while im in vegas. Great value for your dollar, excellent hangover food, and its open 24/7.

"The palm" in the caeser's palace is very perfect for a nice dinner.

If your down for your buffet, the one at the treasure island is fantastic.

Mandelay Bay has the best buffet for the money especially breakfast!

The buffet at Bellagio and Rio are by far my fav on the strip. Lots of variety and lots of seafood. If you're into French try Le Village inside Paris great buffet for a decent price if you want something different. Don't know if you guys are into sushi but there's one by Hard Rock on Paradise road called Kaizen. $10-$12 rolls. best sushi in town in that price range.

Another place i recommend is Firefly on Paradise and Flamingo. great place for tapas and mojitos. I think this was featured on the food channel. forgot what show it was.

Mandalay also had a really good chinese food restaurant. It was a lil pricey but all the food melts in your mouth.

They say the World Buffet @ Rio is pretty good.

quote:

Originally posted by djjoshuaallen I always go to "24/7" at the hard rock at least once while im in vegas. Great value for your dollar, excellent hangover food, and its open 24/7.

That's where I got food poisoning

My favorite buffet is the Mandalay Bay if you are into sea food!!

Luxor's buffet is also delitious!!!

Have fun!!

damn i'm getting hungry now. looks like i'm either gonna have to smoke more or puke more to get this all in keep it coming guys...

It's definitely not the cheapest of restaurants, but Mandalay has Aureole. The restaurant surrounds a 4-story wine tower with 'Wine Angels' that zip through the air to retrieve bottles of wine for guests. The tower holds about 10,000 bottles of wine, most expensive bottle costing $40,000.



http://www.aureolelv.com/wine.html

i could go for some 40k wine... you get this one, i'll get the breakfast buffet

quote:

Originally posted by diskodave It's definitely not the cheapest of restaurants, but Mandalay has Aureole. The restaurant surrounds a 4-story wine tower with 'Wine Angels' that zip through the air to retrieve bottles of wine for guests. The tower holds about 10,000 bottles of wine, most expensive bottle costing $40,000. http://www.aureolelv.com/wine.html

HA HA HA HA.. The libtard R!ch asked for dining recommendations under $30, which happens to really stretch his welfare check, and you offer him 'Aureole' where the average is $100 per person. That's funny stuff. We will also be in Mandalay Bay that weekend and are eating at the "Mix" the first night.

actually my welfare check can cover a $100 meal easy

quote:

Originally posted by R!CH actually my welfare check can cover a $100 meal easy

But then you'll be dissolved and reduced into staying in your room with no reserve funds to enjoy anything else in Vegas. Thanks to GW's tax cuts for the rich, we'll be in a suite way up above you and will be living large as always, and for the 3rd time in Vegas this month!

quote:

Originally posted by T.A.S.D. But then you'll be dissolved and reduced into staying in your room with no reserve funds to enjoy anything else in Vegas. Thanks to GW's tax cuts for the rich, we'll be in a suite way up above you and will be living large as always, and for the 3rd time in Vegas this month!

I'll make sure if we get hungry I'll have room service send up your mom for us to munch on.

Oh snap, you got food poisoning from 24/7? I love that spot at around 2PM for some breakfast.


If you got some extra money, go to Bobby Flay's restaurant. Its probably the best restaurant i have ever eaten at! eating is prob the most expensive thing i do while in vegas, thanks to the abundance of hookers driving their market value down a bit.

quote:

Originally posted by T.A.S.D. But then you'll be dissolved and reduced into staying in your room with no reserve funds to enjoy anything else in Vegas. Thanks to GW's tax cuts for the rich, we'll be in a suite way up above you and will be living large as always, and for the 3rd time in Vegas this month!

i'm not worried about it. i collect a TON of welfare under my falsified citizenship papers, plus i still collect settlement from my frivolous lawsuit against gm. that's how i managed to book a 2 bedroom, 1500 foot suite

richie make sure u go test out the Wynn Buffet... i think is about $30-35 but is damn good ma friend....

and i even think Mandalay Bay buffet not too shabby either... cheaper than Wynn too...

and how do i get welfare checks like u? i could use that to do some vegas travellin too!!! LOL!

quote:

Originally posted by Mecca82 and how do i get welfare checks like u? i could use that to do some vegas travellin too!!! LOL!

it's not that hard, all you have to do is live in t.a.s.d's imagination.

All the times I've been to Vegas, I've only eaten once at one of the restaurants. Will be fun to try something other than alcohol and misc.

quote:

Originally posted by Andrieux All the times I've been to Vegas, I've only eaten once at one of the restaurants. Will be fun to try something other than alcohol and misc.

i need to maintain my equilibrium as much as possible in vegas... so i can lose it at lovefest

might be outta ur budget, but i quite enjoyed planet hollywood's buffet.

theres a great burger/sandwich place in mandalays sports book (best sports betting in vegas btw) and the classic in and out burger for the cheap food i guess.

Here's a little bit of my recommendations:

1. Wynn Buffet

If you've never had a buffet @ Wynn, I think that's the place to go. The food varies from king crab legs, rack of lamb, sushi, glazed salmon, steamed mussels, etc. My favorite part of Wynn buffet is the dessert section... order your own crepes, creme bulle, yogurt, ice cream, etc.. I'd give Wynn #1 for dessert... as for the food, it's a lil' bit overrated but for first timers it's definetely worth checking out!

Breakfast 8:00am - 10:30am M-F $17.95 +tax
Lunch 11:00am - 3:30pm M-F $21.95 +tax
Dinner 4:00pm - 10:00pm $33.95 +tax
Friday & Saturday Dinner 4:00pm - 10:30pm $37.95 +tax
Sat-Sun Brunch 8:00am - 3:00pm $28.95/w champagne $34.95

2. Mandalay Bay

We're talking about crabs here.. dungeness and king crabs all over. It's really worth the price IMO, not too pricey but you get good quality food. I like this place just because the supposedly part-owner of Mandalay Bay is the son of the former president of Indonesia. The place is designed as if you were in a tropical country, and you'll see some Indonesian man-made dolls (Wayang) within the Buffet area.

Breakfast 7:00am - 10:45am $15.99 +tax
Lunch 11:00am - 2:30pm $19.99 +tax
Dinner 4:45pm - 9:45pm $26.99 +tax
Sunday Champagne Brunch 7:00am - 2:30pm $23.99 +tax

3.McDonald's South of Las Vegas Strip

Last year coming back from a club really really drunk, and went to this place and it was the shit! Chicken McNuggets never tasted thisss goOooOooOod in my life! I'm not kidding!

Have fun at Vegas!

quote:

Originally posted by able.h Here's a little bit of my recommendations: 1. Wynn Buffet If you've never had a buffet @ Wynn, I think that's the place to go. The food varies from king crab legs, rack of lamb, sushi, glazed salmon, steamed mussels, etc. My favorite part of Wynn buffet is the dessert section... order your own crepes, creme bulle, yogurt, ice cream, etc.. I'd give Wynn #1 for dessert... as for the food, it's a lil' bit overrated but for first timers it's definetely worth checking out! Breakfast 8:00am - 10:30am M-F $17.95 +tax Lunch 11:00am - 3:30pm M-F $21.95 +tax Dinner 4:00pm - 10:00pm $33.95 +tax Friday & Saturday Dinner 4:00pm - 10:30pm $37.95 +tax Sat-Sun Brunch 8:00am - 3:00pm $28.95/w champagne $34.95 2. Mandalay Bay We're talking about crabs here.. dungeness and king crabs all over. It's really worth the price IMO, not too pricey but you get good quality food. I like this place just because the supposedly part-owner of Mandalay Bay is the son of the former president of Indonesia. The place is designed as if you were in a tropical country, and you'll see some Indonesian man-made dolls (Wayang) within the Buffet area. Breakfast 7:00am - 10:45am $15.99 +tax Lunch 11:00am - 2:30pm $19.99 +tax Dinner 4:45pm - 9:45pm $26.99 +tax Sunday Champagne Brunch 7:00am - 2:30pm $23.99 +tax 3.McDonald's South of Las Vegas Strip Last year coming back from a club really really drunk, and went to this place and it was the shit! Chicken McNuggets never tasted thisss goOooOooOod in my life! I'm not kidding! Have fun at Vegas!

And oh yeah.. details on the welfare check plz!

Powered by: vBulletin
Copyright © 2000-2021, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.