I found out about Earls probably 12 years ago. I'm surprised I haven't left a review sooner. This…read moreis the only place I absolutely have to stop by every time I go to Las Vegas. I only get one sandwich, The Original, and it's one of my favorite sandwich period. This place has never let me down. The sandwich always hits. It just sucks I'm 2800 miles away or else I'd be here every week. The price is super affordable for Vegas too and it's open all day and night.

This restaurant, which is located in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood has an average of…read more4+ stars. That's pretty impressive for a sandwich place, but IMO it's accurate and deserved. I've long been a fan of the Earl of Sandwich chain, as their offerings are definitely a step above most sub restaurants and sandwich spots, and they're a welcome departure from fast food burgers. I ordered the original 1762 which features roast beef, cheddar cheese and horseradish. I made it a combo with chips and a fountain soda, for a total price of $16 and change. The price was more than fair (especially in Vegas!), the sandwich was great as always, and it really hit the spot. During dinner time, this particular location even offered hand-carved roast beef and turkey dinners, and they looked really tasty!

great service, awesome drinks, great spot to watch the World Cup games, Emily was serving us…read moreoutside and she was AWESOME!! So attentiv, no ask was too much, she was so friendly and smiley :) thank you for such an amazing experience xoxo

I arrived at Caesar's Palace and attempted an early check in. No rooms were available. At this…read morejuncture, I was almost out of juice with my phone. Therefore, I decided eat at Cafe Americano and simultaneously charge my phone. I was not very hungry but I did not want take up a paying customer's counter space Therefore, I decided to order a piece of toast - $8 for one slice and a cafe latte together costing almost $20. I guess gone are days of under $5 breakfast in Las Vegas. The multi-gran toast was large with accompaniments of butter and jelly. After eating a lite breakfast and charging my phone simultaneously, I was up to explore sunny and scenic Las Vegas. The restaurant had a steady flow of customers. Overall, laid back environment.

This is one of those spots where I need to own that maybe I ordered the wrong thing…read more I don't really like sandwiches made out of biscuits but I wanted breakfast. So like it was all really good but I was like meh. That's on me - not them. I think if you really like biscuit sandwiches this spots for you. The staff was really nice and the coffee was good and hot (bit pricy but I feel better going here than like Starbucks) Oh and it's a food court so if you're looking for ambiance this isn't the place for it lol. I should have got the fried bologna

Been wanting to try this place for a while and I'm a little mad I waited so long . Located in the…read morenew food hall in the Venetian. I went with the Jalapeño Bacon Jamburger !!! It was packed with flavor and had an overflow of jalapeños. Everything was made fresh to order. I wished it came with a handful of chips or something. It was $17+tax and no side .

My family enjoyed the ramen at Ivan's Ramen. For myself, I had the carne asada tacos, rice, and…read morebeans from BS Taqueria (they're decent, but better tacos can be had elsewhere. BS Taqueria is the only safe option in the Via Via Food Hall for those with celiac disease and/or gluten sensitivity. Another gf option would be lettuce wrapped burger at the burger place.

5/23 Gone are the…read moreonce glorious all you can buffets that Las Vegas is known for. All that is really left are The Buffet at Wynn and Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace with MGM slowly closing down their own offerings in favor for Michelin/or celebrity chef restaurants as well as food halls. With the opening of Resorts World on the northern part of the strip, came their version of a Singaporean styled hawker eateries, which began a string of food hall openings across Las Vegas. Soon Aria, Caesars Palace, Rio, Fontainebleau, the off strip Durango and now more recently at the Venetian all followed suit. Where: Via Via can be found adjacent the casino floor of the Venetian. Quickest route is using the escalator from the Canal Shops of the main entrance up to the second floor. What: you won't find Panda Express or a Hot Dog On A Stick (among others) here, but instead a curated bevy of gourmet purveyors. Offerings: you can order directly at the counter for - ramen, breakfast sandwiches, Italian sandwiches, tacos/burritos/nachos, and spicy chicken tenders/wings. I'm not sure if I named all the stall options. What did I eat? I tried an Italian sandwich (pistachio cream with mortadella); wow, it was generously sized and absolutely delicious. I felt adventurous and so I also ordered spicy chicken tenders (three pieces - mild); it was juicy and delicious with the spices, but I probably should have went one spice level lower. While I did finish the first piece entirely, I ended up removing the spiced breading layer to reveal just the meat. The meal came to be about $29 for each item and I was thoroughly full. This is by no means an inexpensive meal but definitely a great new option for the Venetians already vast collection of dining options. Service around the seating areas were thorough, with staff cleaning tables at a steady pace. Staff behind the counter did seem a bit flustered. I myself experienced another patron who was ahead of me in line being very indecisive.

We were walking through this nice outdoor plaza area one day and we noticed this place. We decided…read morewe couldn't leave vegas without trying it! On our last day in vegas we came back. This is a small place with a window to order and pay. They have the menu showing on the front and you can see the staff preparing the food as it is glass. We decided to order stuffed grape leaves to share and a pita sandwich each. I ordered the beef and lamb one and added the sauce and feta cheese. There are a couple of tables in front where you can sit but they are first come first serve and shared with other businesses. The food came out relatively quick. The grape leaves were good just not as citrusy as I'm used to. The sandwich was big and a bit messy to eat so I used utensils. The flavor was really good.

Istanbul Mediterranean is in some outdoor plaza shopping area right on the strip. Several food…read morevendors and shops in this area, most reasonably priced for Vegas anyway. Food here is good and priced reasonable (again for the strip). Order at the window and they call you when it is done. There are a few tables that you can eat at but not many. You get a lot of food here and this is one of the better places to eat in this area. Tried the hummus, beef and lamb pita, and some other Turkish pita that I forgot the name of. All very good. Highly recommend.

This is a great place for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Located near the entrance of the third…read moreDistrict elevators, this bakery, Italian pizza sandwich eatery puts out the best sandwiches and pastries. I've had in a long time. Fresh pizzas made daily and pastries like breakfast sandwiches, croissants, and my favorite the jersey beef with au jus really made my night without spending $200 on dinner somewhere else. For 20 bucks I got a super fresh crunchy delicious beef sandwich with peppers, cheese, onion, a side of chips and a drink for the night before I stopped at another convenience spot and got a turkey club and a Gatorade for $35. Service is friendly and knowledgeable, staff is on the ball, dealing with a lot of customers coming in making demands, but what a great place. If you're looking to keep it simple and grab a bite to eat and have something quality, handmade, fresh, highly recommend the boss. I'll be eating here several nights and mornings while visiting Vegas and staying at the LINQ.

Had breakfast takeout here. The bacon, egg, and cheese sando was delightfully good! I'm not sure…read morewhat magic they do to the eggs but they were so creamy and delicious. I also had a oat milk cold brew with pistachio cream. The cold brew was just okay, but the pistachio cream was tasty!

I'm one of those "coffee first, talk later" kind of people in the morning. So you could imagine how…read moredistressed I was to learn that the Venetian doesn't have a coffee maker of any sort in the suites. Thank goodness for Bouchon Bakery being conveniently located just outside of the North Tower elevators. The pastries here are top notch. I love their croissants. Probably some of the best I've had, and I've tried many. Flaky on the outside and light and moist on the inside. Clean flavor shows they use a good quality butter. Paired with a vanilla latte. So good! The coffee they use is delicious. They offer almond and oat milk at an additional cost. I'll overlook that because their coffees really are that good. Service is quick and friendly. The barista gets those coffees out quickly so don't worry if there's a line. Very happy to start my day here each morning.

A little bit tricky to find within the Venetian. Do NOT follow signs for Bouchon, it's in a…read morecompletely separate location! Used up my FHR breakfast credit here on a Monday morning. Line wasn't crazy at 10am. Cold brew was mild and dangerously drinkable. I spoiled myself on pastries with a Kouign-amann, everything bagel croissant, and a chocolate-almond croissant alongside a slice of spinach quiche. The Kouign-amann was incredible. Buttery, flakey, and caramelized. A delight of flavors, textures, and aromas. Absolutely a must-order. For something more savory, the everything bagel croissant was flakey and coated to the max with everything bagel topping. The quiche was a little disappointing. It was well set and creamy, but the crust was a bit dense. Spinach quiche is a little boring anyway; I would reorder it in a different flavor for sure. Sadly the chocolate almond croissant was simply not good. Something about combining the almond filling with the chocolate made the interior dense and unappetizing. I thought this would be my favorite but in the end I took only a few bites.

For my first "meal" in Vegas, my foodie friend and I split from our group and walked over to this…read moresmall bar area in the Grand Bazaar. There's a small kitchen area where the menu is and where you place your order. Cooks are viciously making the orders that others are placing, and you can hear the constant sizzling of hot dogs on their grills. They have bar seating on the other side along with a bunch of tables close by but they were all taken since it was prime dinner time at 7:30pm on The Strip and people were walking all around the area. We decided to eat over at a nearby taco joint in the end. Both of us got their D.U.I. Dog, which has pastrami, carne asada, cheddar cheese, bacon bits, a ton of cilantro and chipotle aioli (a mayonnaise kind of sauce). Very packed with flavor with all the meats inside, and the cheese melts so well inside the hot dog. They even put this inside a relatively big carton container, the same kind I've seen the staff put their D.U.I. Fries in... holy crap those are some huge portions! For $18 before tax though, this hot dog was already slightly massive for its size, at just about a foot long. Very nice start to a great time in Vegas! Also a great hot dog stand with immensely tasty dogs.

Dirt Dog is genuinely one of my favorite places to eat while I'm in Vegas. It's cheap, it's not…read morefast food, it tastes good, and it's easy to get to. It's hard to find something that fits all those requirements on the Strip. They sell loaded hot dogs, fries, and cocktails. My favorites are the elote dog and DUI fries, and their cocktails are some of the best value for price. The Strip location is specifically outdoors and there's a decent amount of seating, but they can fill up quickly when it's busy. There's also a location inside the Showcase Mall if you'd prefer to sit indoors. I may be biased because I also love hot dogs, but I will definitely be back for more.