Best Dinner Places to Eat in Las Vegas Strip

"If you’re weary of Las Vegas’s never-ending glitz and glam, head over to Honey Salt Las Vegas and pick up an order to enjoy at home. They’re all about creating homey, comforting dishes that make you feel cozy. Their farm-to-table inspired menu features classics like their buttermilk chicken sandwich, Caesar salad, and meatballs as comforting as Grandma’s."

"Honey Salt, the westside comfort food restaurant from Elizabeth Blau and chef Kim Canteenwalla, is open Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m."

"Chef Kerry Simon has established a destination restaurant with his Carson Kitchen in Downtown Las Vegas. The modern gastropub is serving twists on standard dishes like the gyro tacos pictured above. Stylish and sleek, the late Chef Kerry Simon’s Carson Kitchen is proof of Downtown Las Vegas continuing renaissance."

"For diners looking for the best vegetarian and vegan food options, this next location on the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas is not only exclusively vegan and vegetarian but also sources local produce and vegan meats and cheeses. Explore flavors like Hand-Rolled Vegan Sushi, Elote Tamale or try the Daily Pop-Up Special, featuring the best in the daily sourced farmer’s products. With a variety of new flavors, fresh ingredients, and gluten-free options, this location is the perfect place for diners with alternative tastes or dietary restrictions."

"With locations in ever-hipper DTLV and super-suburban Henderson, VegeNation serves all plant-based ingredients—including meats, cheeses, and ice cream—for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. The eatery’s mission is to lead a food revolution, and though they’ve had to pause local community projects like pop-up yoga classes, art galleries, workshops, and fundraisers due to the pandemic, they continue to showcase seasonal ingredients and support local businesses by adopting school gardens and sourcing local craft brews."

"VegeNation's motto is that they serve "fresh global street food that makes you feel really damn good," and rightly so as all of their food is 100% plant-based. The restaurant prides itself in locally sourcing the fruits and vegetables in their dishes from nearby farms and even using herbs they grow themselves to season the dishes. Guests can start their day with The Badass Vegan Burrito breakfast and end it with a Pho-King Delicious dinner, comprising Vietnamese pho, mushroom broth, and Miracle Noodles."

"Website – Visit NowType – French, AmericanPrice range – $11-$30Located in – Spring ValleyAddress – 6115 S Fort Apache Rd Ste 112 Las Vegas, NV 89148. This delightful neighborhood restaurant blends American and French cuisine to create an intimate dining experience in a pleasant setting. Adding new twists to classic dishes, this is a fantastic choice away from the bright lights of The Strip."

"Located at the far north end of the Strip at the Sahara, Bazaar Meat features carnivorous decadence from James Beard Award winner and noted humanitarian chef José Andrés. Case in point: The restaurant’s famous cotton candy foie gras appetizer. Decorated with antler chandeliers and blood-inspired accents, this is the place for iberico pork, jidori chicken, and beef tartare."

"Jose Andres' Bazaar Meat offers meat in more forms than the average person might even be able to think of. Tartares, carpaccios, cured meats, steak, lamb and pork fill the menu in a profusion of delicious dishes. Dishes include Chateaubriand, roasted Jidori chicken, Burifarra Spiral (with Catalan-style pork sausage) and rack of lamb from New Zealand."

"Once a natural history museum, the Barrick Museum on the University of Nevada Las Vegas campus has changed its focus to art in an attempt to fill the void left when the Las Vegas Art Museum closed its doors in early 2009. The small staff at Barrick mounts rotating exhibits for the community while raising funds to become a full time art institution. Shows have ranged from contemporary paintings and sculpture to a photography exhibit of legendary photographer Ansel Adams's black-and-white works of American landscapes and architecture, which spans five decades."

"Vegas might have a lot of flashy art installations, but it’s not exactly a town known for its art museums. Marjorie Barrick is a venue trying to change that. This art museum is 100 percent free to enter and is geared towards the more educational elements of the Vegas art scene."

"Located just south of Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas South Premium Outlets is home to 140 stores, including Adidas, Aeropostale, Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers, Calvin Klein, DKNY, Guess, Hot Topic, Charlotte Russe, Kenneth Cole, Michael Kors, Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, Reebok, Timberland, Big Dogs, Tommy Hilfiger and True Religion. Shoppers can find savings both inside and outside of the renovated retail center, as several stores are only accessible from its outdoor promenade. Recent store openings include the Disney Store, Crocs, DC Shoes and Swarovski."

"One of Las Vegas' newest shopping centers, Downtown Summerlin is located west of the Strip near the Red Rock Casino Resort. This open-air, pet-friendly mall is home to a wide collection of shops, boutiques and restaurants. Dillard's and Macy's are the center's anchors, and other tenants include Forever 21, Hot Topic, Sephora, Old Navy, Victoria's Secret, H&M, Apple, Nordstrom Rack, Crate and Barrel, Trader Joe's and more."

"They have an open air Farmers Markets on Sundays, Ice Skating in the Winter (yes for real) Tons of Unique and Popular Outdoor shopping and food and it is right across the street from the Baseball Stadium and the Knights Practice Rink. You can Eat and watch them practice almost any day of the week there."

"If you’re not up for bison burgers at Bonnie Springs, head into Red Rock’s glitzy neighbor, Downtown Summerlin. It offers many dining options like Andiron or Wolfgang Puck and it is also within walking distance to Red Rock Resort and Casino for even more dining as well as a sprawling casino floor."