Going to Vegas with the wife and some friends tomorrow morning. First time, figured I'd get some suggestions on places to eat, party etc.

When I was there in March I really enjoyed Gordon Ramsey's Pub at Caesars. It's a little pricey but the salmon and chicken are well worth it. The beef didn't suit my taste at all. For a more affordable traditional American food the Rock Bar at Planet Hollywood was great. My waitress recommended the chicken Mac and cheese and I loved it.

Restaurants
Battista's

Buffet at Wynn or Bellagio

Shows to see
O

Terry Fator

Other things to check out
Light Show in Old Vegas
Bellagio Fountains

It's been too long since I last visited, but stumbled across this and thought you might find it helpful:

http://www.ieatvegas.com/

(04-19-2013 05:02 PM)Bearhawkeye Wrote:  It's been too long since I last visited, but stumbled across this and thought you might find it helpful:

http://www.ieatvegas.com/

On that website it talks about a 7 buffet all day deal for $50. Seems like a great deal. My wife and I will be there by ourselves all of Monday, maybe we'll take advantage of that.

(04-19-2013 05:07 PM)BeerCat Wrote:  

(04-19-2013 05:02 PM)Bearhawkeye Wrote:  It's been too long since I last visited, but stumbled across this and thought you might find it helpful:

http://www.ieatvegas.com/

On that website it talks about a 7 buffet all day deal for $50. Seems like a great deal. My wife and I will be there by ourselves all of Monday, maybe we'll take advantage of that.

Ahh, the Buffet of Buffets

Might find some good strategy tips for the deal here:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/buffet-of-buffets-las-vegas

I need to get back to Vegas...

Thanks.

I've lost 35 lbs. and now my stomach is calling out, "You need a trip to Vegas, and as a special treat for all your efforts, you can try the Buffet of Buffets". "After all you can stay on your diet by eating only the meat, and I'll help you steer clear of the carbs."

Can I believe my stomach? Right now I'm leaning toward "I Can".