Bars & Restaurants

Coming to Nevada? Pack your appetite. When it comes to places to eat in Nevada, the menu is satisfyingly long. Basically, if you can crave it, Nevada bars and restaurants can serve it. Las Vegas and the Biggest Little City have always stolen the show with their world-class culinary scenes. Everyone knows: nobody does buffets like Nevada—period.

But decadent buffets don’t just lure hungry visitors off Las Vegas Strip; out of about 130 buffets statewide, only 72 are in Vegas. Famous for quantity, but prized for quality and variety, you can chart multiple courses through bacon-wrapped filets, Alaskan king crab, creme brulee, and most anything else in Mesquite, West Wendover, Pahrump, Carson City, and, of course, Reno and Sparks, often for less than the cost of a round of cocktails in New York.

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Classic Casino Steakhouses

And then there are those classic steakhouses—the old-school type you’ve seen in movies like Casino and Goodfellas, decked out with tufted, red leather booths, white-glove table service, the choicest, juiciest steaks, exquisitely curated wine lists, bartenders who know the definition of a perfect manhattan. Las Vegas sizzles with some of the most country’s most legendary steakhouses, like the Golden Steer Steakhouse (a Rat Pack favorite), Vic & Anthony’s Steakhouse, and even Hugo’s Cellar—where every lady is greeted with a long-stemmed rose.

Up north, sink your teeth into award winning prime rib paradise at Bimini Steakhouse, The Steak House at Western Village, and Cactus Creek Prime Steakhouse in the Reno-Sparks area. Outside the casinos, just about every city and town in the Silver State is equipped with an outstanding , too. Head for the Pine Lodge Dinner House in Lamoille, or the local favorite Cellblock Steakhouse in Ely—whose dining room makes for the most enjoyable time you’re likely to spend inside a real jail cell—and a few Saturday night roadhouse prime rib or ribeye feeds at many sagebrush saloons.

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Whether you bucket-list your way through Vintage Vegas bars and steakhouses or discover your buffet-vorite all-you-can-eat extravaganza, remember to tag #NVEats. If we find your pic tasteful enough, look for it here!