How to Eat cheap in Las Vegas
For many people, a Las Vegas vacation is an experience to enjoy food, drink and gambling 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In fact, that is the reason so many people visit Las Vegas and it is also one of the main reasons that the city of Las Vegas and the gambling empires that have been built, collapsed and rebuilt over and over again have had many of the rocky rides that offer more bumps, drops, twists and turns than you'll find on many of the roller coasters that also inhabit this great city.
Las Vegas has much more than that to offer its visitors.
Gone are the days when gambling was the only income of casinos or that casinos were the only businesses in town. Vegas has been dressing up quite a bit in recent years and is working so slowly and diligently to change its image.
This city of bright lights and empty promises is fast becoming a city that offers world-class entertainment and excitement to its residents and visitors. Las Vegas has some of the best restaurants on the planet. Many of the wonderful dining experiences are associated with the casinos in the area, but they wouldn't be as successful as they are if there wasn't a reason to keep the tables full. Diners tend not to dine if the food is not good, and for a restaurant, a bad review will travel around the world three times before ten good reviews arrive once. This means that world-class fine dining restaurants really must earn their stripes to attract the business necessary to stay in business.
I personally tend to hunt for the dinner bargains and that is what this particular article will focus on.
There are so many great places to eat in Las Vegas that won't make you open your piggy bank. Now my boy is a steak and potatoes type man, so I always try to find a good steak bargain. For him, I love Arizona Charlie's Boulder Sourdough Café. Here you can get a 14-ounce Porterhouse for $ 7.99 that includes soup or salad, choice of potato or rice (5 pm-11pm), veggies, and muffins. You can also buy spaghetti and meatballs for $ 6.49 and Chicken Penne Primavera or fried chicken for $ 6.99. It is good food at its finest at an affordable price.
This is just one of many places a person or family can get a relatively good meal at an inexpensive price.
Not all great deals involve steaks, but there are plenty of great food deals. Be aware of coupons you can find in town that offer two-for-one grocery purchases or dollars off ticket purchases. It might not sound like a lot or two, but if you can save $ 2 for two for 10 meals during your stay, that quickly adds up to $ 40 that you could buy a little time at the slot machines or tickets to one of the many greats. shows.
A cheap dinner in no way indicates a lack of quality.
While it may not be as fancy as some offerings, you may find that many of the cheaper places to eat actually taste far superior to many of the more expensive dining experiences and it's nice to get away from the buffet food of occasionally during your stay in Las Vegas. It can only endure so many buffets before they all start to look and taste alike.
