Someone wrote: Someone wrote: : > : >Can anyone recommend any "good" restaurants in Las Vegas. I know all : >about the all-you-can-gorge places. This time I am looking for a more : >upscale restaurant catering more to special evening. : I had an absolutely wonderful meal at Spago in the Forum Shops at Caesar's. : I know it's a trendy place and all that but the food was great, and the : prices weren't all THAT bad. I have not heard anything other than good : reviews from others who have eaten there, as well. I would recommend : avoiding Coyote Cafe at the MGM Grand. I was very disappointed in the : food... : -- Bill [email removed] Exact ditto on Bill's comments. Also, any of the restaurants at the Mirage have great food, especially Kokomo's and Mikado. Steph [email removed]
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Stephanie C. wrote: >Can anyone recommend any "good" restaurants in Las >Vegas. Try the Coyote Cafe (or its more upscale dining room adjacent) at the MGM. CC is as good as Red Sage at half the price. But it's noisier than the upscale version, and has a more limited menu. This may not be "upscale," but do try the Peppermill. It's perhaps the best coffee shop in the U.S. It is very expensive by L.V. standards, but better than the "gourmet" rooms in most L.V. hotels. Dave Feldman
David F. wrote: >Stephanie C. wrote: > >>Can anyone recommend any "good" restaurants in Las Vegas. > > Try the Coyote Cafe (or its more upscale dining room >adjacent) at the MGM. CC is as good as Red Sage at half the >price. But it's noisier than the upscale version, and has a >more limited menu. I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with this. While I will admit that I did not eat at the cafe part of Coyote Cafe, I did eat at the inside restaurant and I found that it did not come CLOSE to the meal that I had at Red Sage last summer. The flavors, the presentation, nothing was even close, except the prices. -- Bill [email removed]
Bill R. wrote: > >I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with this. While I >will admit that I did not eat at the cafe part of >Coyote Cafe, I did eat at the inside restaurant and I >found that it did not come CLOSE to the meal that I had >at Red Sage last summer. The flavors, the >presentation, nothing was even close, except the >prices. Bill--Funny you should say that. I have heard from a few people that the informal cafe actually has better food than the restaurant. All I can say is that the corn cake appetizer, so memorable at the Red Sage, tasted just as good at the L.V. Coyote Cafe. My carne asade was good (not great), the dessert excellent, and the service better than the Red Sage. The entire dining experience might not be the same (the Cafe's proximity to the casino makes it a less than perfect dining experience--it's a little like eating terrific food in a fast food court)--but I'd go there again in a second. Along w/the Peppermill, it was my best meal on my last trip to L.V. Dave Feldman