Vegas - Recommendations for food.

[Jack from Ohio]

Need recommendations for places to eat for this evening and after the tax seminars this week.

[Jack from Ohio]

JouMystère by Cirque du Soleil

Found something.

[rscpa]

Palms at Ceasars Forum shops is really good.  Lemongrass at Aria if you like really good thai food.  Joyful House off of the strip in Chinatown is good.  

[rscpa]

For Cirque du Soleil, if you haven't seen either Beatles Love or La Reve, both are better than Mystere in my opinion. 

[michaelmars]

voodoo restaurant - nice steak house with a great view at top of hotel [forgot which]  also has a zip line you can take down.  roof top restaurant

[Max W]

For me, the only way to eat in Vegas is at one of the many buffets, where it is all you can eat and with a huge variety to choose from.

Wynn's , Bellagio and Rio are 3 of the best.

[Lion EA]

I saw Cirque du Soleil Zarkana (some zombie-like characters but very musical with a great pianist and singers as well as the acrobats) at the Aria where you can carry in food/drink.  There's a large buffet on the same floor with a coupon on your show ticket.  But, I didn't want that much to eat.  There was also a pub-looking restaurant that said they'd do take-out when I asked, so I bought a vodka & tonic and truffle fries to take to the show.  I stayed at the Cosmo which had lots of great restaurants, bars, and grab & go areas.  A couple blocks away was an ice cream shop which had burgers and sandwiches.  One event took place at Brooklyn Bowl or similar name with food.  A friend moved over to The Linc to save money, and there were a lot of restaurants around that.  Ask the locals where they like to eat; ask the bellboys, chambermaids, retail salespeople, etc., that aren't beholden to anyone.  If you're using Uber or Lyft, ask your driver and fellow passengers.

[Roberts]

Nevada is one of the three states I've never visited.