Quality/Price in Vegas

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In article , Kurt  & Meg
Someone wrote:

> Anyone have a strong opinion about the best 3-5 "quality for the money"
> restaurants in Las Vegas? It seems like it's no trick to find fantastic
> food at fantastic prices, or bountiful mediocre food at low prices, but
> the "great meal for a steal" is hard to come by. Any locals (or frequent
> visitors) with ideas? Thanks

I thoroughly enjoyed my meal at Pink Taco in the Hard Rock.  Way better than average Mex, excellent tequila shots with sangrita.

Also along Mex lines, there are at least 2 locations of Macayo's, a family-operated chain out of Phoenix.

Breakfasts call for the Omelette House, 2 locations in town and Henderson. Huge omelettes and unique home-fry/potato chips.

And if quality for the money is the criteria I would add In And Out Burger (several locations around town).
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Jeez,  I can't believe all the lame hotel responses!   Try these for nary a tourist in sight:

Anna Bella - Italian
Garlic Cafe - eclectic
Saigon - obvious (hole in the wall)
Mayflower Cuisine - Asian Fusion

On Sat, 05 May 2001 16:00:30 -0700, Kurt  & Meg
Someone wrote:

>Anyone have a strong opinion about the best 3-5 "quality for the money"
>restaurants in Las Vegas? It seems like it's no trick to find fantastic
>food at fantastic prices, or bountiful mediocre food at low prices, but
>the "great meal for a steal" is hard to come by. Any locals (or frequent
>visitors) with ideas? Thanks