We stopped in for lunch at the last minute. Great choice! The establishment is clean, and you can…read moresee the food prepped behind the counter. The service was quick, and the food was hot. I loved their extra out-of-the box options to try next time. Food: Chicken Swarma Beef and Lamb Salad Fries Water Bottle Hibiscus Lemonade Positives: - Delicious options and well seasoned food - Pricing matched the quality and quantity of food - Quick/kind service - Clean - Clean restrooms Tips: - Seat yourself - Grab a menu by the register - Order at counter - Large portions to share if needed - Food is delivered to you - Enjoy!

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.

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 Bar is a small place with bar seating inside and out, but it's got such a cool vibe for…read morehow tiny it is. All the dogs are bacon wrapped and served on a buttery lobster roll. The crispness from the bacon is awesome, and the dogs are a good size, so the meat to bun ratio holds up. That's usually off when you put a hot dog in a lobster roll, but not here. We had the house dog, the chili dog, and the elote dog, plus a side of esquite. The food was good. If you're craving a hot dog, it's worth stopping in

Its about time that I've made a review for this taco spot. I used to go here when I was younger,…read moreevery Friday night my father would bring me here to get some late night tacos. Although I haven't been here recently, I can still remember the distinct taste of the tacos on a late evening. The vibe was pretty cool too! Had music playing in the background. And a good variety of food. I'm pretty sure they've upgraded to a better food truck over the years, which is great! The service is also very great, the cook was pretty friendly. I'm pretty sure they used to have a small little area for condiments, but im not sure if they still have it. My go to order would be the carne Asada tacos. Usually 3 would be good, but 5 on a good day. It pairs well with a nice jarito.

Bad customer service with all the ladies that work there. The food was bad. dont recommend this…read moreplace!!

WOW! If you are on…read morethe strip and you see this hut, DO NOT PASS IT ! STOP! The drinks are SOOOOO GOOOOD! The drink that my friends and I ordered was the Coco Buttah. Mannnnnn, that Peanut Butter Whiskey that they infuse the coconut juice with is delicious by itself but the both of them combined, A WINNER! FIRE! It is a creeper but wow it contributed to one of our most memorable times together as a group. Thank you DA COCO SHACK!

After my dinner at a nearby Chinese restaurant, I checked Yelp for nearby ice cream shops and I…read morechose this place. I have driven by it numerous times, I probably have noticed it, but it never clicked in my head to stop. This small trailer is in the corner of the convenience mart at the southwest corner of DI and Valley View. There is little parking near the trailer itself, so I parked along the north side of the mart. I walked over and looked at the flavors and the man showed me two sizes of cups. You could have up to three flavors in the smaller size I chose which had to be equivalent to a pint. I chose coconut and banana. There was a $2 off Yelp check in offer which the man was surprised was still available on Yelp but he honored it making my ice cream $8. That's pricey for a pint but it is quality, locally made ice cream. The ice cream maker on display moves and it looks like ice cream is being frozen but it isn't making ice cream. The gentleman told me the health department won't allow that to make ice cream but they have two others off site where the ice cream is made. I took my cup back to my car and enjoyed the ice cream. Both flavors were very good with rich flavor. I won't be stopping here often as I'm usually going by to get to some place I need to be. I also am not a fan of eating in my car. I like sit down places more, but this is good stuff!

This seasonal food truck is only available in the summer months- it seems to pop up around June and…read morestick around til the end of August or September. Never made it by last year as they were gone by the time I finally got around to visiting. The truck is nicely decorated with the available flavors and cone/cup sizes on display. Definitely get the coconut, it was super-creamy with little bits of shredded coconut flakes for texture. The mint chip was just okay, had an artificial taste to it but they did have large pieces of chocolate candy on top. Portion sizes are huge. Prices seemed fair for the portion but I didn't see posted pricing- I just know that my small was a flat $5, which may get steep if you bring a family. Service was quick and to the point, not particularly personable.

We got the chance to try the food from this truck at a Henderson Booze District event…read more The service was quick and they were very friendly. We enjoyed their special with rice, chicken, steak and shrimp and it was a large portion that we were able to share. I also loved thd music that they played from KPop Demon Hunters.

Never disappoints! Best hibachi in Las Vegas. I tried the steak and shrimp for the first time and I…read morereally liked it. The steak was definitely over cooked as I asked for medium but it still had amazing flavor. The shrimp were cooked perfectly. This food truck needs to be added to your go-to spots!

Food reminds me of something you'd grab off a boardwalk pier. Food and simple nothing crazy or…read moreoverly satisfying. Chilli cheese fries was fire, Buffalo chicken sandwich left a lot to be desired tho.

A vegan hot dog and a Foot long Detroit coney with a shared order of fries and one beer isn't…read morecheap. But hey, it's Vegas! $46 seems wild for two dogs (well, only one was an actual dog), I sure hope it's worth it...hold on while I take a bite... The veggie dog came with hummus, pico and sauerkraut. Not my favorite combination on a hot dog, So I just got ketchup, mustard and onions. And it was pretty good. The crinkle fries were seasoned, but they tasted like chicken (or at least cooked in the same oil as chicken), so I didn't eat them. The Detroit Coney was everything EXCEPT a Detroit coney. It wasn't a hot dog, but sausage. The chili was chili--actual chili. And if you have ever been to Detroit, then you know the chili is not "real" chili, but more like a hot dog spread. If you aren't from the D, it's hard to explain. This chili was an upgrade, for sure. This dog came with mustard, chopped onions and cheese--similar to a Detroit coney, but the bun was more like a French roll instead of a hot dog bun. The bread could have, and should have been steamed. It wasn't and that took away from the "Detroit Coney" concept. It's a "well, at least I ate" kind of meal. Not noteworthy, but it filled us up, I guess.