AdamWhat I like to do on an extended trip, really any trip lasting three nights or more, is to have one fine dining experience- enjoy one of the many upscale options the city has to offer. In the interim, however, I’m always on the look out for some good cheap eats. While Vegas is certainly known to have incredible chefs and trendy establishments, it also has an abundance of quality inexpensive eateries. Here are some of your favorites:
If you have any others you think should be added to the list, be sure to let me know!
Your Comments:
@VegasFanboy American Coney Island is my jam but I also think you can get a decent meal on the cheap at Nacho Daddy.
— Paige (@PaigeCoop) March 16, 2015
@VegasFanboy Earl of Sandwich, oh how I miss thee (until this Wednesday when I’m gonna smash some of you!!)
— James Gwinup (@JamesGwinup) March 16, 2015
@VegasFanboy Le Thai — Nick WanderscheidPGA (@NWander1) March 16, 2015
@VegasFanboy excellent and very much on the cheap — Nick WanderscheidPGA (@NWander1) March 16, 2015
@VegasFanboy Ellis Island for breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner. Cheap, quality beer too. — DJ Draper (@DJDanielson) March 16, 2015
@_Lucky45 @VegasFanboy oh and The Feast buffet (for breakfast at least) is a deal. — BSB (@ismebsb) March 16, 2015
@VegasFanboy Inexpensive AND good? No question any Station Casino Grand Cafe around town. Even better specials for players at night… — Lucky45 (@_Lucky45) March 16, 2015
@VegasFanboy Market Street Cafe @theCalCasino $6.25 breakfast buffet. Late nite NY steak $6.99, lots of cheap eats. — Will Falkiner (@WillFalkiner) March 16, 2015
@VegasFanboy Lunch buffet at MSS is still under a Tenner. Not exotic food but same price as fast food or sandwich. Coffee is v bad though. — Guy Humpage (@Truckosaurus) March 16, 2015
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