Primeira classificação Restaurantes e cafés em Las Vegas

After a long night of partying, head to Secret Pizza to satisfy your hunger. They're open late, serving cheesy, savory slices of pizza to hungry patrons, but this pizza is great any time of day. The white pizza is a must-try here. It's topped with ricotta cheese for a unique flavor. They serve classic slices like pepperoni, as well as a few desserts. Secret Pizza is located in The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, so if you're staying there, they'll deliver to your room!

Laying to rest the popular myth that food must be deep-fried and generally bad for you to be tasty, Sunrise Coffee serves up a delicious, meat-free menu packed with the goodness of fresh ingredients. The cafe is a local favorite and for good reason. As you step through the doors of the cafe, the first thing that captures your attention is the fragrant aroma of freshly brewed coffee while your eyes drink in the sight of the cafe's many happy diners. Brewed using organic, single-origin beans, the coffee is as close to perfection as you could possibly get. While the baristas are sure to dazzle you with their skills, the food on offer is no less inviting. Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options abound, with everything from muffins, scones and pastries, to burritos, sandwiches and wraps to choose from. Head over to Sunrise Coffee to brighten up your day with a little taste of deliciousness.

Grouchy John's started as a truck roaming the streets of Las Vegas, bringing specialty coffee and espresso drinks to the caffeine loving masses. Due to their extreme popularity, now they have their very own building so people can find them any time! For those not partial to coffee or looking for a decaf option, they also offers smoothies, iced tea, lemonade and hot chocolate. But for those who look forward to that daily coffee fix, Grouchy John's has it covered; from the white chocolate and amaretto latte to the coffee frappe.

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.

Viva Las Arepas serves Venezuelan specialties in the form of fluffy arepas. The variety of these dough filled treats is extensive, and there are options for both omnivores and vegetarians. Try the shredded beef, black beans and cheese, or the garlic shrimp arepa for a start. Then order a Frescolito or Malta Polar which are sodas from Venezuela, and sit near the window so you can people watch. For an authentic taste of South America, head to Viva Las Arepas.

Sweet, creamy and rich in flavor, nothing can duplicate homemade custard. This old-fashioned custard shop north of the Strip is not much to look at; in fact, it is an old stand where most of the business is car-based. Locals have been eating custard here for 25 years, and for good reason. The shakes are dreamy, the sundaes are divine, but best of all is a simple chocolate or peach scoop in a cup.