Some other good Mexican spots owned by the same family is Lindo Michoacan & Bonito Michoacn.

I don't know what happened, but Tacos El Gordo was entirely mediocre. Easily the biggest miss we had on this trip. Everything else was really tasty if not delicious

Biggest surprise was the Beef Wellington at Ramsays place. Late night dinner choice randomly and they crushed it.

Eta: also I would gladly crush a White Castle where I live. There's only so many times you can eat the bland Colorado food before you're craving for any sort of variation.

Beef Wellington at Gordon Ramsay Steak is one of my favorite meals I've ever had. Great experience all around there

Moe Jzyslak said:

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Beef Wellington at Gordon Ramsay Steak is one of my favorite meals I've ever had. Great experience all around there

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Always wanted to try this, must add it to the list. The Beef Wellingtons I used to get in Australia were out of this world and is what I'm reminded of anytime I see his.

Maxie's on the far end of the Linq is great for breakfast. Pretty unique menu.

DiskoTroop said:

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Halal guys? Well I guess you do need a break from new and fun.

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Legit one of the worst restaurants I ever had the displeasure of trying.

Here is what I have booked for our trip next month:

Best Friend - early dinner first night
Secret Pizza - late-night snack after show
Mon Ami Gobi - breakfast
Lotus of Siam - lunch
Barry's Downtown Prime - dinner

The last full day is still wide open but it is a Tuesday so some places will be closed. Any suggestions for dinner on our last night?

It's in multiple cities, but this is amazing
Las Vegas | Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab (joes.net)

TXAGBQ76 said:

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Second on Pieros

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Third on Pieros. Will be back on next visit this summer.

Aria - Bardot Brassiere 5-7 Happy Hour.
Sit at the bar. Good HH food menu and drinks

I really enjoyed top of binions steakhouse in Fremont. It's not the best steak I ever had, but the best service and great mountain views.

One thing to know about that place is you don't get to pick your side, each meal comes with the side of the day and they can't change it. They do an interesting thing with the bread and it comes out with butter and a selection of 3 different salts. I never thought I needed to salt my bread but it works.

Thinking about a plan to get to Vegas for the specific purpose of eating at that Din Tai Fung at Aria.

No desire to go to Vegas other than eating there and heading back.

Maybe hanging at the Aria pool for a few hours, then heading back. But we'll see.

Din Tai Fung is good but not worth a full trip to Vegas.