Plus appréciés Restaurants et cafés à Las Vegas

Get a taste of the South at Rollin Smoke Barbecue. The decor is simple, featuring dark colors and a Vegas-themed mural on the wall. The smell is irresistible, and you'll be glad there are plenty of heavy-duty paper towels on the table when your food arrives. Whether you order the brisket dog, BLT wrap, rib and chicken combo, or barbecue nacho fries, things are bound to get messy.

Being away from the comforts of home can be stressful, with a new bed and new cuisine. But the Fountain Grille, a restaurant located within Embassy Suites Hotel Convention Center Paradise Road Las Vegas aims to satisfy your out-of-town tastes. With excellent service, airy atmosphere, and attention to details, Fountain Grille serves up American cuisine. To alleviate the loneliness of travel, take advantage of the bar and strike up a friendly conversation. It has remedies for all your travel woes.

As you go on a whirlwind tour of Mandalay Resort, stop for a breather at Starbucks. The snack bar serves delicious pastries and the globally-renowned Starbucks coffee. The menu also features light lunch dishes for a quick meal on the run. The cafe is ideally located at the casino level in Mandalay Place and near the Convention Center hallway, so it's almost always filled with hungry executives, at any time of the day. The cafe is open seven days a week, walk in anytime!

As the name indicates, this food truck serves up everything to do with sausage. But this isn't your typical sausage. Sausagefest serves up sausages in a variety of styles. There is something for everyone. There are the basics, like a typical hot dog or veggie dog. For those looking for something a bit more exotic, Sausagefest has them covered. They offer Cajun, Moroccan, Filipino, Italian and more. They get the taste buds going on a culinary journey around the world without leaving the streets of Vegas. Sausagefest updates their current location and schedule through both Facebook and Twitter.

There is a dive bar nestled into an area of Spring Valley, not far from the Vegas strip. It is a typical dive bar, yet, there is something special about Moondoggie's. It has something other dive bars don't have, and that is Naked City Pizza. That's right. Located inside Moondoggie's Bar is a pizzeria that prides itself on using fresh ingredients and making almost everything from scratch. Naked City Pizza serves pizza, wings, and subs. But they don't stop there. The menu includes a variety of fries, calamari, garlic bread, chili, and even handcrafted shakes or malts.

Ronald's Donuts is a vegan donut shop located in the China Town district of Las Vegas. Word on the street is that Ronald's serves up the best donuts on the entire West coast, and rumors say that customers buy entire boxes of donuts, not to share but to gorge on all by themselves. Stories claim they serve up giant apple fritters and the best Boston Cream anywhere, while the simple glazed donut sets the standard for donuts everywhere. A small, mom & pop establishment hidden in the corner of an unassuming shopping complex, Ronald's Donuts is not a fancy place with all the bells and whistles. However, customers don't seem to care, and flock to Ronald's for the friendly service and the large variety of vegan donuts. Located minutes from the Vegas strip, Ronald's is a convenient stop for the tired gambler looking for a quick and easy breakfast. -Amy Tjaden