I've eaten at Cut and Delmonico and I prefer Delmonico. Their scotch/bourbon list is out of this world, and their bone-in ribeye is fantastic. My buddy had the salmon a few weeks back when we were there and he loved it.I recommend Cut between the Venetian and the Palazzo. Wolfgang Puck's Steakhouse. Awesome steaks, Great music (classic rock), Knowledgeable wait staff (who all dress like managers). Also the Pretzel bread is awesome. Can get a bit pricey, but to me, it has been worth it.Also at the Palazzo is Sushi Samba which is a good fusion sushi place.Headed out this weekend. Staying at the Venetian. Looking for restaurant recommendations, breakfast, lunch or dinner. Read through everything since December in this thead. Didn't see much other than Border Grill being mentioned. Unlikely to eat at Mix or Bouchon as we have in the past. Food was great, but there is so much Vegas has to offer prefer to get to new places.
I have never eaten there, but Mon Ami Gabi at Paris always seems to get good reviews in this thread.Ah yes, Mon Ami Gabi is the one place we will definitely be going back to. I'm a big fan of the patio in the late morning.Mon ami Gabi is my go to recommendation. Ask to sit outside. The food is good and watching the Bellagio Fountain show and the other nightlife walk by is best in show.
Thanks for the Cut suggestion. Before I started reading reviews I was thinking Carnevino over Cut and Delmonico Steakhouse (of those located in/around Venetian), but after researching I am leaning towards Cut. I guess I should also mention we have eaten at Gordon Ramsey's Steak as well. Expensive, but was great and could end up back there, but there are too many other places to try.
Congrats to mops for doing Vegas right with kids. Like CC I am against kids in Vegas and question the parents....but not when it's done like mops.
It's my go-to on prettty much every trip. HAVE to get a table on the rail outside though.Just ate at Mon Ami Gabi for breakfast on Saturday on the patio. Love this place.
I've had incredible dinners at Raku in Chinatown on my last two trips to Vegas. It's a Japanese izakaya where you can order a la carte or take the omakase selection. Check the Yelp reviews - it's well worth it.Headed out this weekend. Staying at the Venetian. Looking for restaurant recommendations, breakfast, lunch or dinner. Read through everything since December in this thead. Didn't see much other than Border Grill being mentioned. Unlikely to eat at Mix or Bouchon as we have in the past. Food was great, but there is so much Vegas has to offer prefer to get to new places.
Researching restaurants today I came across this....http://www.gayot.com/restaurants/best-lasvegas-nv-top10-outdoordining_4lv.htmlOtis said:These places sound fantastic.
Any outdoor seating at a good restaurant that won't be hot as hell for an 8pm reservation in July?
Thanks. I have a feeling we won't get there on this trip, but adding this to my notebook for a future trip.OC Zed said:I've had incredible dinners at Raku in Chinatown on my last two trips to Vegas. It's a Japanese izakaya where you can order a la carte or take the omakase selection. Check the Yelp reviews - it's well worth it.C & C said:Headed out this weekend. Staying at the Venetian. Looking for restaurant recommendations, breakfast, lunch or dinner. Read through everything since December in this thead. Didn't see much other than Border Grill being mentioned. Unlikely to eat at Mix or Bouchon as we have in the past. Food was great, but there is so much Vegas has to offer prefer to get to new places.
Ya, they've been great for a while. There are a lot of great restaurants in Chinatown now... mostly Asian, but not necessarily Chinese (e.g., Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, etc.). Only about a $10-20 cab ride too depending on where you are coming from the Strip.Thanks. I have a feeling we won't get there on this trip, but adding this to my notebook for a future trip.OC Zed said:I've had incredible dinners at Raku in Chinatown on my last two trips to Vegas. It's a Japanese izakaya where you can order a la carte or take the omakase selection. Check the Yelp reviews - it's well worth it.C & C said:Headed out this weekend. Staying at the Venetian. Looking for restaurant recommendations, breakfast, lunch or dinner. Read through everything since December in this thead. Didn't see much other than Border Grill being mentioned. Unlikely to eat at Mix or Bouchon as we have in the past. Food was great, but there is so much Vegas has to offer prefer to get to new places.
Is Secret Pizza worth they hype? What about Rose Rabbit Lie?Flying in tomorrow for a quick two night visit. Staying in a Cosmpolitan room with tickets to concerts both nights. Going to hit a few of the Cosmo restaurants (probably Scarpetta and STK) for Thursday happy hour appetizers since I've never eaten anywhere besides secret pizza.
Like icon said, Secret Pizza is pretty good stuff. I love it for late night cheap food...and tons of eye candy if you are there when Marquee lets out. I went to RRL back when they had Vegas Nocturne. The drinks were awesome...didn't have much of the food.Is Secret Pizza worth they hype? What about Rose Rabbit Lie?Flying in tomorrow for a quick two night visit. Staying in a Cosmpolitan room with tickets to concerts both nights. Going to hit a few of the Cosmo restaurants (probably Scarpetta and STK) for Thursday happy hour appetizers since I've never eaten anywhere besides secret pizza.
Also, are you getting the room with the soaking tub Strip view? That looks awesome.
Thought you left Thursday?Osaurus said:Just ate at Mon Ami Gabi for breakfast on Saturday on the patio. Love this place.
MondayThought you left Thursday?Osaurus said:Just ate at Mon Ami Gabi for breakfast on Saturday on the patio. Love this place.
We will be staying one night this June on our way to the Grand Canyon / park city and I will follow what you did.the moops said:5Rings said:Congrats to mops for doing Vegas right with kids. Like CC I am against kids in Vegas and question the parents....but not when it's done like mops.
Any tips for making this happen?[icon] said:It's my go-to on prettty much every trip. HAVE to get a table on the rail outside though.Osaurus said:Just ate at Mon Ami Gabi for breakfast on Saturday on the patio. Love this place.
Steak house at Cosmo is outstanding. I'd go back.Flying in tomorrow for a quick two night visit. Staying in a Cosmpolitan room with tickets to concerts both nights. Going to hit a few of the Cosmo restaurants (probably Scarpetta and STK) for Thursday happy hour appetizers since I've never eaten anywhere besides secret pizza.
Pshh.... My dad used to take me to Vegas all the time. He'd send me to the Luxor or Excalibur arcade with $50 in quarters and tell me to get lost for 12 hours. I know 100% he spent his time boozing, snorting, and hookering it up but I had a blast. Felt my first boob (under shirt!) in Vegas!5Rings said:Congrats to mops for doing Vegas right with kids. Like CC I am against kids in Vegas and question the parents....but not when it's done like mops.
Atta boy!Osaurus said:Just ate at Mon Ami Gabi for breakfast on Saturday on the patio. Love this place.
I can't think of the name of it and it was 4 years ago, but there was a patio Mexican place out front of planet Hollywood that had portable fans with misters on them. We ate there at 2 in the afternoon and were cool..... Ok, not hot anyway.Otis said:These places sound fantastic.
Any outdoor seating at a good restaurant that won't be hot as hell for an 8pm reservation in July?
Went there yesterday.Yardbird at the Venetian is fairly new and is pretty amazing.
None for me either. I was up early and they open at 7 so seating was not an issue. Just don't sit near the one garbage can on the sidewalk below unless you want to meet some very interesting folks.Atta boy!Osaurus said:Just ate at Mon Ami Gabi for breakfast on Saturday on the patio. Love this place.
I don't dig on bloody Mary's, do you? That Bloody Mary portable bar looks amazing.
Never heard of it. Tell us more.Yardbird at the Venetian is fairly new and is pretty amazing.
Southern cuisine. Fried chicken, biscuits, mac and cheese, etc. The biscuits are ####### amazing. Decent beer and cocktail list. Buddy and I went back just for beer and biscuits twice in one weekend.Never heard of it. Tell us more.Yardbird at the Venetian is fairly new and is pretty amazing.
It's ####ing July in Vegas... What do you expect?Otis said:These places sound fantastic.
Any outdoor seating at a good restaurant that won't be hot as hell for an 8pm reservation in July?
Secret pizza was just OK. Kinda fun to find and see, but nowhere near as good as Pizza Rock downtown or difara"s at caesars.Is Secret Pizza worth they hype? What about Rose Rabbit Lie?Flying in tomorrow for a quick two night visit. Staying in a Cosmpolitan room with tickets to concerts both nights. Going to hit a few of the Cosmo restaurants (probably Scarpetta and STK) for Thursday happy hour appetizers since I've never eaten anywhere besides secret pizza.
Also, are you getting the room with the soaking tub Strip view? That looks awesome.
Same restaurant is in south beach. It's very good in Miami. Incredible bourbon list if that's your thing. Will be checking out the Vegas spot on next trip!Southern cuisine. Fried chicken, biscuits, mac and cheese, etc. The biscuits are ####### amazing. Decent beer and cocktail list. Buddy and I went back just for beer and biscuits twice in one weekend.Never heard of it. Tell us more.Yardbird at the Venetian is fairly new and is pretty amazing.
Sounds awesome. I'll have to check it out.Southern cuisine. Fried chicken, biscuits, mac and cheese, etc. The biscuits are ####### amazing. Decent beer and cocktail list. Buddy and I went back just for beer and biscuits twice in one weekend.Never heard of it. Tell us more.Yardbird at the Venetian is fairly new and is pretty amazing.
Best trick to have fun without spending Chet bucks in the back... bring a stack of $2 bills. I brought 100 $2 bills to the Rhino and spread them around the group I was with. We were pretty much swarmed the whole night.Generic Vegas question: going this weekend last min for my cousin's wedding. Saturday night he wants the Vegas strip club experience. Best suggestions for club/limo service there? Would prefer not to spend Chet bucks at the club.
Took a peak at the menu. Very interesting. Will report back if we end up there and I think it's highly likely we will. Thanks for mentioning it. Might not have given this a close enough look otherwise.Southern cuisine. Fried chicken, biscuits, mac and cheese, etc. The biscuits are ####### amazing. Decent beer and cocktail list. Buddy and I went back just for beer and biscuits twice in one weekend.Never heard of it. Tell us more.Yardbird at the Venetian is fairly new and is pretty amazing.
Nice. Cosmo is awesome, love the balconies, all the restaurants are amazing and the women around the casino at night are the best in Vegas. Cocktails at the Chandelier bar is recommended, if you sit in the right spot, you can see a never ending procession of sexy women in short skirts coming down the stairs. A show like that pretty much pays for the drinks.Going Saturday for a week, I'll be the guy ####-hammered at the top of the Cosmopolitan on Sunday night.
OMG:Yardbird at the Venetian is fairly new and is pretty amazing.
Forgot to mention in my update earlier, but we did venture out to Spearmint Rhino on Saturday night. Calling for the limo is the absolute only way to do it. Big stretch limo picked us up at The Palazzo and drove us to the club to the back entrance. Tipped the driver and the bouncer who got us a table. No cover (would have been $88) for our party of four and no tab fare (guessing $30 from where we were).Best trick to have fun without spending Chet bucks in the back... bring a stack of $2 bills. I brought 100 $2 bills to the Rhino and spread them around the group I was with. We were pretty much swarmed the whole night.Generic Vegas question: going this weekend last min for my cousin's wedding. Saturday night he wants the Vegas strip club experience. Best suggestions for club/limo service there? Would prefer not to spend Chet bucks at the club.
The amount you can place behind your pass line bet differs by casino. You could only do what you are suggesting if the casino was offering at least 10x odds.I've always wondered why someone would walk up to a $10 craps table and put $50 on the pass line and then put $50 odds when they could do $10 on the pass and $90 on the odds. And these amounts are just representative.
Why not minimize the pass line bet and maximize the odds bets?
How about telling us more about what else you ordered back there?Forgot to mention in my update earlier, but we did venture out to Spearmint Rhino on Saturday night. Calling for the limo is the absolute only way to do it. Big stretch limo picked us up at The Palazzo and drove us to the club to the back entrance. Tipped the driver and the bouncer who got us a table. No cover (would have been $88) for our party of four and no tab fare (guessing $30 from where we were).Best trick to have fun without spending Chet bucks in the back... bring a stack of $2 bills. I brought 100 $2 bills to the Rhino and spread them around the group I was with. We were pretty much swarmed the whole night.Generic Vegas question: going this weekend last min for my cousin's wedding. Saturday night he wants the Vegas strip club experience. Best suggestions for club/limo service there? Would prefer not to spend Chet bucks at the club.
The club itself was nothing special, almost run down in some areas and way too dark, but I spent a bit of time in VIP and had a good time overall. Just be careful ordering drinks back there.
Of course the table has to allow it. My larger point is why do anything above the min on the pass line and as much as possible on the odds? For comp purposes maybe?The amount you can place behind your pass line bet differs by casino. You could only do what you are suggesting if the casino was offering at least 10x odds.I've always wondered why someone would walk up to a $10 craps table and put $50 on the pass line and then put $50 odds when they could do $10 on the pass and $90 on the odds. And these amounts are just representative.
Why not minimize the pass line bet and maximize the odds bets?
At a $10 table, I might put $10 behind the pass line on a point of 4 or 10 and $50 behind a point of 6 or 8.
That's when our family is available to watch the kids. Full stop.the moops said:Yea, why would you plan a Vegas vacation in July?