Vegas next weekend

[Robs]

Hey there, I'm going to Vegas from June 1st to June 4th, where do you guys recommend me to have dinner with the wife and friends? And also grab some good beers!

Also, any good dealers around the area?

Thanks!

[Hairdude1]

My wife and usually stay at the four seasons. As for dinner the whole city is filled with the best restaurants. Just have to decide what you would like to have.

[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by Robs

Hey there, I'm going to Vegas from June 1st to June 4th, where do you guys recommend me to have dinner with the wife and friends? And also grab some good beers!

Also, any good dealers around the area?

Thanks!

Hook up with RolexKingofLV. Always have a great time

[TheRolexKingofLV]

The sky is the limit as far as food goes!

Do a little research before you come out, and PM me if ya have any questions!

I can point ya in the right direction as far as watch shopping goes as well

[Robs]

Thanks a lot guys. I'll PM you KingofLV if I have any questions!

[kilyung]

My wife really enjoyed Costa in Mare at the Wynn. I had reserved a cabana.

[Danny83]

Raos inside Caesars Palace

[rolehex]

Every hotel has top notch amenities nowadays so I just stay in-house and visit all the restaurants, pools, spas, bars, at the current hotel I'm staying at. Then on the next trip, do the same but try out another hotel. Besides, it actually becomes a cluster leaving the hotel.

[BravoOne]

Originally Posted by Hairdude1

My wife and usually stay at the four seasons. As for dinner the whole city is filled with the best restaurants. Just have to decide what you would like to have.

I'll 2nd the Four Seasons. Quiet and a nice respite from the noisy crowds and smoke filled casinos. No gaming in this hotel but it has direct access to the Mandalay Bay casino.

[travisb]

Javier's

[encarter13]

When I do Vegas it is a mix of high priced steak restaurants and In-N-Out. So many good/great restaurants to choose from that you can't really go wrong. One thing I really love, and always recommend to friends, is the Asian Nachos from Grand Lux Cafe. Everyone I have ever recommended them to has called or text that night to tell me how delicious they are.

[GfromMT]

I'll 3rd the Four Seasons. Stayed there our last 3 trips to LV, and we will be back.

[martinr]

Eatt Gourmet Bistro @ 7865 W. Sahara off strip almost in Summerlin go for lunch best food in Vegas!

[Robs]

Thanks everyone, I will do for sure Four Seasons. I've been at Mare, it's great. Will try to go to Raos, Javier's, Grand Lux Cafe and Eatt Gourme Bistro. Plenty of options now.

[cda555]

Be sure to check out the Rolex boutique at the Wynn... they have a really nice exhibition.

[GfromMT]

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[Robs]

Originally Posted by GfromMT

Nice. If you aren't familiar with the room choices at FSLV, I would recommend that you give the "Strip View Studio" some consideration. It's solid, and in my opinion, better than the more expensive Exec Suite or One Bedroom Suites that don't have views of the strip. I would even choose it over the strip view 1 bedroom suite. Hope that helps.

Thanks, I appreciate the tip.

[austinp]

If Lotus of Siam is open give it a go. Best Thai food I've ever haf.

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[encarter13]

I forgot to mention the Spearmint Rhino. Make sure to check it out....

[GfromMT]

Originally Posted by Robs

Thanks, I appreciate the tip.

Nice... you must have seen my comment just before I deleted it. I only deleted it because I checked rates for your dates and noticed that the Strip View Studio was coming in a lot higher then usual... its usually not such a big jump over the other room rates below it ($400ish, not $600ish). Anyway, it is a great room, and there must not be many left for your dates... which probably caused the big bump in price. Good luck in Vegas!

[slowturbo]

When I'm in Vegas, I always make sure I go to Nobu. Its pricey, but I think it is phenomenal. If you're looking for something a little different, Mesa Grill in Caesars is awesome and not a clubby, loud type of environment. For steak, I would recommend CUT.

If you provide some criteria like price, cuisine, etc, we could provide some recs more accurately tailored to you.

[G8RDPM]

There may be an entire thread on the meeting places forum where over 50 members of TRF just got together.

[mqs1]

Raku - Japanese charcoal grille
Otto Enoteca - mid priced Batalli
Lobster Me - pretty good lobster rolls

We always try a new high end eatery every time we go to Vegas, but these always seem to be in the mix.

[martinr]

Two more really good off strip places. Flock and Fowl for lunch, great Hainan chicken etc.
District One for pho and Vietnamese, steamed pork belly buns are fantastic. Emerils at the MGM has the perfect Vegas breakfast, a bowl of gumbo and a couple corn muffins. Carnevino in the Palazzo is excellent also.

[Robs]

Originally Posted by GfromMT

Nice... you must have seen my comment just before I deleted it. I only deleted it because I checked rates for your dates and noticed that the Strip View Studio was coming in a lot higher then usual... its usually not such a big jump over the other room rates below it ($400ish, not $600ish). Anyway, it is a great room, and there must not be many left for your dates... which probably caused the big bump in price. Good luck in Vegas!

Thanks. I appreciate.

[Robs]

Originally Posted by encarter13

I forgot to mention the Spearmint Rhino. Make sure to check it out....

Been there..... it's awesome! But this time I'm going with the wife haha so no Spearmint Rhino for me.

[Robs]

Thank you everyone, all the recommendations sound pretty good. I will try to go at least to a couple of them.

[mtrunner]

Originally Posted by GfromMT

I'll 3rd the Four Seasons. Stayed there our last 3 trips to LV, and we will be back.

Agreed every time my wife and I go to Vegas we stay at the Four Seasons. Love the fact it is off the strip somewhat.