Las Vegas Casual Dining Thread
We have the fine dining thread, but everyone needs some good casual places to eat, either on the strip or local. I'm finding that my list of go-to casual places is lacking.
Synopsis of other threads
Breakfast
Peppermill (24 hours and worth going to for cocktails too)
Du Pars in Golden Gate
Cracked Egg
The Egg & I
Egg Works
Hash House a Go Go
Original Pancake House
Deli/Sandwiches
Capriotti's (cheese steaks, but no cheese whiz)
Jimmy John's (quick sub chain)
Burgers
Fuddruckers
Fatburger
I Love Burgers
BLT Burger
Burger Bar
Holstein's
Stripburger
Bachi Burger
SmashBurger
Bar Food
Steiner's
Pizza
Aurelio's (Chicago Thin Crust)
Rosatti's (Chicago Deep Dish)
No Name Pizza Place (Cosmo) (NY)
Napoli
Metro Pizza
Settebello
Amore's
Broadway Pizza
Mexican
Macayo's
Bonito
Sushi
Both Sushi Mons (W. Sahara and also S. Maryland pkwy)
Sushi Kaya (Spring Mountain)
Oyshi Sushi (S. Rainbow)
Island Sushi (S. Eastern)
I Love Sushi
Naked Fish
Sen of Japan
Other Asian (WELCOME TO CHINATOWN)
LOTUS OF SIAM
Thai Noodle House
Archie's
Raku
Monta
Musashi
Pho Thanh Huong
Ichiza
Honey Pig
Mother's
Kim-Chi
Emperor's Garden
China Mama
Dong Ting Spring
Other
Hot'n Juicy Crawfish
Paymon's
Grape Street
Zaba's (Like Chipotle, more and healthier options)
Fat Greek
Mschu, aren't you by South Point? Try Pullman Bread on Blue Diamond and Decatur. It's a Japanese bakery that serves egg sandwiches. Angie's is just on the other side of Decatur.
Yes sir... a bit closer to Blue Diamond and Buffalo but I will DEFINITELY take that recommendation and give it a try. I go to Habit Burger all the time.
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Went to Angie's on Friday and sounds like they increased prices slightly so a bit less busy. I thought it was very good.
I couldn't resist, but this was a bust. Bread was stale and it was just mayo mixed with too much mustard. Sad. You can do better, America.
what's the premium on a 500k life insurance policy these days?
$5 is a crazy amount of money to pay 7-11 for food poisoning.
I think it looks delicious -- sorry it wasn't.
7-11s in Asia compared to the ones in the U.S. are like night and day. I'd never eaten at a 7-11 in my life but after seeing the popularity of it and everyone eating there for super quick/cheap meals while in Thailand its definitely a "thing" over there.
Also 18 dollars for a sliced tomato and 150 dollar casual meals, i think its time to start up a poor peoples dining thread lol? For things like happy hours, cheap drinks, etc.
-cheap turd
There already is a casual dining thread...
7-11s in Asia compared to the ones in the U.S. are like night and day. I'd never eaten at a 7-11 in my life but after seeing the popularity of it and everyone eating there for super quick/cheap meals while in Thailand its definitely a "thing" over there.
Also 18 dollars for a sliced tomato and 150 dollar casual meals, i think its time to start up a poor peoples dining thread lol? For things like happy hours, cheap drinks, etc.
-cheap turd
Good idea. You can save a ton on food in Vegas.
Doesn't all have to be cheap, but a thread of great food deals would be cool.
West side: Anne Marie’s pizza two slices and a soda 6.75. Decent pizza and by the slice. Feels like an east coast spot.
The lunch bento box from AYCE on Flamingo/Pecos is pretty amazing value. For $11 you can choose a main (steak/chicken/salmon teriyaki w/ veggies or tempura, katsu, etc.), plus you get a spicy crab roll, potstickers, miso soup and salad.
Smith's deviled egg sandwich. Lots more visual interest than I was expecting. The color made me think that it would be loaded with mustard but it wasn't. Lettuce added some lovely crunchy.
Despite being marked down, the bread was fresh -- better than 7-11. Lemonade was tart, not sweet; perfect.
now your talkin... Kroger does a decent job of things for the most part. minus all the boars head issues going on right now.
The whole Boars Head business broke my heart. It was my only source of decent liverwurst in Austin for years. Nevermore.
Smith's deviled egg sandwich. Lots more visual interest than I was expecting. The color made me think that it would be loaded with mustard but it wasn't. Lettuce added some lovely crunchy.
Despite being marked down, the bread was fresh -- better than 7-11. Lemonade was tart, not sweet; perfect.
The Smiths marked down section can be a jackpot sometimes and the stuff isn't even expired or gone bad yet. Ill usually load up and just buy all the steaks/meat/bread/whatever and put it in the freezer and feel accomplished with my haul lol.
The Smiths marked down section can be a jackpot sometimes and the stuff isn't even expired or gone bad yet. Ill usually load up and just buy all the steaks/meat/bread/whatever and put it in the freezer and feel accomplished with my haul lol.
I have a Smiths for marked down meat, one for baked goods, one for sandwiches. I used to have one for 10 fer $1 avocados, but I think they wised up and started making their own guacamole.
Guys do you mind starting your own threads for this stuff please? The last two pages is really not what this thread is about.
Guys do you mind starting your own threads for this stuff please? The last two pages is really not what this thread is about.
So what is your definition of casual dining? Im sorry but i dont consider 18 a tomato and 150$ lunches that have dress codes a "casual" dining experience. I am new to the thread so is there like a table minimum price wise for the casual dining thread lol?
Yes i did get off topic by stating a good deal i found at Smiths, sorry for the uproar.
I miss Chada Thai
