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How was it? (You're the only one to comment on going this year and a lot online seems to be out of date)
What do you recommend? I'm gonna report back for others when I leave.
The Sunday brunch at the M resort is booked out for at least six months. The only time it’s open is from 10 to 2 on Sundays, which is the reason behind its popularity and the limited availability.
You absolutely must try Bazaar Meats. The experience is simply to die for.
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After visiting a few buffets in Vegas, it's time for a change to a traditional meal... and what better place to have a traditional meal than at Bazaar Meats, one of the restaurants from Jose Andres that features many tapas and luxurious meats and steaks. This meal experience certainly didn't...
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If you’re able to get a rental car, this is a great spot for you to visit. This is absolutely the best barbecue in Vegas. The smoke pastrami is absolutely delicious. Wild fig is probably 15 miles from the strip approximately a 20 minute drive.I can't do $275 for meat this trip
Next time though!
If you love Italian food, Los Olivos Ristorante Italian is the best in town. It’s about 3 miles from the Strip and open from 2:30 PM to 8 PM, Tuesday through Sunday. Now, I know it’s not a fancy restaurant, but trust me, it’s the best Italian I’ve ever had. In fact, it’s even better than Sinatra’s inside the Wynn hotel! Just a heads up, this place only seats about 15 people, so you’ll need to make reservations if you plan to go after 4:30 PM.
Check out their reviews on yelp
Very much appreciate the tips! I will have a rental car.
Wild Fig looks very good and I'm intrigued about Los Olivos Ristorante Italian.
Based on previous experience, Sammy's Pastrami and Burgers, which boasts of having the "Best Pastrami in Vegas," lived up to the claim. I recommend their pastrami sandwiches and their steak sandwiches.
Obviously I haven't tried Wild Fig so I can't say which is best but Sammy's is like $15 for a sandwich and just off the Strip on the MGM side.
Sammy's Pastrami and Burgers - Restaurant - Las Vegas, LA
Sammy's Pastrami and Burgers serves up the best pastrami, burgers, and sandwiches in Las Vegas. Enjoy our famous comfort food made fresh daily in the Las Vegas metro area.
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Based on previous experience, Sammy's Pastrami and Burgers, which boasts of having the "Best Pastrami in Vegas," lived up to the claim. I recommend their pastrami sandwiches and their steak sandwiches.
Obviously I haven't tried Wild Fig so I can't say which is best but Sammy's is like $15 for a sandwich and just off the Strip on the MGM side.
Sammy's Pastrami and Burgers - Restaurant - Las Vegas, LA
Sammy's Pastrami and Burgers serves up the best pastrami, burgers, and sandwiches in Las Vegas. Enjoy our famous comfort food made fresh daily in the Las Vegas metro area.
I forgot to update the board about this spot. I visited in January 2025 and must warn you to save your money. The food was utterly disappointing. The lobsters were bland, and the prime rib was under-seasoned. The beef Wellington was very—and I mean very—disappointing. The only saving grace of the buffet was the bacon and the fruit. However, some of the desserts had no labels, making it difficult to determine what they were. At best, this buffet was probably worth $20. It’s hard to believe that there’s a six-month waiting period to eat there.
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