Need help deciding on Restaurants

My hushand and I are going to Vegas March 14-19. We have most of the trip planned, but we need a little help deciding where to eat before the shows. We are not picky eaters and would love any suggestions. Also is it better to make reservations before we leave? Thanks!

Need help deciding on Restaurants

we need to know the price range before ++, and which shows if you want to dine convenient o those, also what type of food is preferred or to avoid. too many options for you to give us some guidelines. anything from Joel R to a $1 hot dog!!

yes, if the restaurant accepts reservations make them as soon as you decide.

Need help deciding on Restaurants

How much do you want to spend?

Some restaurants can cost over $200 per person. Others are fairly inexpensive.

Where are you staying?

Do you like Mexican food? Sushi? Steakhouses? Buffets?

Our price range would be $25-60 per person.

We are staying at the Wynn and we pretty much like everything, espcially sushi.

price range helps - what about the shows, we need those so we know the location - don%26#39;t want to siggest a place at MGM if you are staying at wynn and seeing Love!! or do you want to dine at Wynn before going to another property for the show?

You are going to have to plan ahead and work a little bit in order to eat at Wynn for less than $60 per person. You might also need to skip the fancy cocktails %26amp; dessert.

One easy suggestion is to eat at the Grand Lux. There are 2 of these close to Wynn. One is in Palazzo (right next door to Wynn) the other is in the Venetian. There is almost no difference between the two. The Grand Lux has a large selection of food options. The portions are huge and the food is really good. You can easily eat there for less than $60 per person.

Buffets are generally inexpensive. The Bellagio dinner buffet is $30 per person. I%26#39;m sure that Wynn%26#39;s can%26#39;t be much more than that.

Across the street at Treasure Island, there is sure to be some restaurants that are more affordable.

On your budget, you might consider having your ';big'; meal of the day be at lunchtime and eat a lighter, less expensive dinner instead. Lunch is generally less expensive than dinner.

Have fun!