Vegas, the start-off point for an epic road trip along Route 66 three years ago. Enchanting, almost magical, it's easy to get tempted. After giving in, I decided to try my luck at the Blackjack table. Big mistake. No matter how lucky you feel the odds are really against you. And it's pretty scary how you're chips just seem to disappear. After a dismal attempt, I decided to walk the legendary Strip, all 6 kilometers. And back. And what a visual feast.
But the one thing you can bet on is the food. Fresh oysters, clam chowder and a cold Heineken, Pennazi Oyster Bar at Harra's.
Roast Pork and Duck Noodle Soup at Noodle Asia, The Venetian.
Gelato at The Venetian.
Kady's T-Bone Special at The Riviera. Great value, cheap eats.
The Black Angus Burger at Hubert Keller's Burger Bar, Mandalay Bay.
French Toast Brunch at The Peppermill. When in Vegas, place your bet on food, the odds are much better. Check out some good eats on this road trip at http://dude4food.blogspot.com/2011/09/driving-mother-road.html.
But the one thing you can bet on is the food. Fresh oysters, clam chowder and a cold Heineken, Pennazi Oyster Bar at Harra's.
Roast Pork and Duck Noodle Soup at Noodle Asia, The Venetian.
Gelato at The Venetian.
Kady's T-Bone Special at The Riviera. Great value, cheap eats.
The Black Angus Burger at Hubert Keller's Burger Bar, Mandalay Bay.
The Hash House Burger. Check out my previous post at http://dude4food.blogspot.com/2011/09/leaving-las-vegas.html for more on these awesome burgers.
French Toast Brunch at The Peppermill. When in Vegas, place your bet on food, the odds are much better. Check out some good eats on this road trip at http://dude4food.blogspot.com/2011/09/driving-mother-road.html.
I love Vegas! It's not too far away from here, but I've not visited Vegas since last year. For me that's a long time. I don't gamble or anything, but there's something addictive about the city. And I love the buffet! By the way, your photos are amazing, Dude!
ReplyDeletehey Ducky, thanks!
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