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Western Beef & Seafood

1.6 (16 reviews)

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Meats Gone Wild

Meats Gone Wild

4.0
(5 reviews)
1.6 mi

I finally tried these guys. It was pretty wild…read more Meats Gone Wild is a food truck - well, more of a jumbo-sized trailer - that often makes appearances outside such Henderson businesses as Lovelady Brewing and Khoury's Fine WIne & Spirits. I've also been seeing them at the annual, free-admission Sunset Park'd lately, and I finally felt like shelling out the dough to try them today. They do usually offer simple hot dogs for the not-so-adventurous, but their signature items are a variety of "exotic" meats, i.e. the not-so-commonplace game and fowl meats. Their sausages ($10) tonight included alligator and python/rabbit, but I went for the elk w/ jalapeño and cheddar. I once tried an elk burger, just a few years ago actually, but it wasn't very impressive. It turns out that if you make it properly, it can pop with meaty, non-gamey, delicious flavor. The sausage had the right snap on its skin too. I didn't taste too much jalapeño or cheddar, but you really should be letting the meat stand on its own as much as possible anyway. The bun was plain but supported the meat sufficiently, and the raw diced red onion added nice texture and a complementary bite. I'll definitely have to pony up (not literally, as far as I know) for more offerings by Meats Gone Wild the next time I come across them. They are unique in the food truck landscape, if not the entire local restaurant realm - let me know if anybody else advertises a camel offering!

Lots of fun lots of great selections and very helpful staff. Great place for a party and lots of…read moreparking. The staff is willing to accommodate for food allergies.

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Rattlesnake bratwurst
Rattlesnake bratwurst
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Bazaar Meat by José Andrés

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés

4.2
(2.1k reviews)
11.1 mi
$$$$

This is not just a dinner, it is an experience -- and also a commitment on your part. Don't come…read morehere if you're on a diet or if you want a light meal. You're going to get a tasting menu and it's going to take you a minimum of two hours to get through it, but you'll love it. The space reminds me of a dreamscape carousel, with the curves and showlights on the ceiling (which occasionally move in choreographed patterns). The staff all seem ecstatic to be there, and are impeccably versed in the menu and cooking methods. We did the Bazaar Tasting Menu ($215), which lists 14 items. These come as three sets of three one-to-two bite samples to begin, then the main event, which is the spectacular ribeye (Australian Wagyu when we were there) with three sides. There's also a flan for dessert. Particular standouts of the small bites for me were the jamon iberico taco (the pork is sliced tableside from its own cart, which has a glamour ringlight) and the "beefsteak" tomato tartare, which is like salsa as candy. The steak is expertly cooked "Jose's way", arrives sliced for you, and served with three sides -- a potato course, Brussels sprout petals, and piquillo peppers. By the time we got to this point, I couldn't possibly do justice to the sides, though I would love to have a jar of those peppers in my pantry. Bazaar Meat is a proper Vegas dining event, and if you're game for a big carnivore meal, you shouldn't hesitate to book your night.

I'm so disappointed in the changes they've made to the menu since moving from the Sahara to the…read moreVenetian. My boyfriend and I used to come to the Sahara location almost weekly, and most of the staff knew us there. They are seriously an A+ crew, especially Sunday. Five stars to the amazing Bazaar team. That said, this review is really about my disappointment with some of the menu changes. First, they removed the oxtail consommé, and I'm not exaggerating when I say I still dream about that soup. Second, the caprese salad used to be my favorite bite in all of Vegas, and I eat at all kinds of restaurants around town, so that's saying something. But they no longer make it with dehydrated tomatoes. Now they just slice cherry tomatoes in half, and it's lost that perfectly blended flavor. The tomato taste is way too overpowering now. The A5 Philly cheesesteak has also changed. There's noticeably more cheese than before, which is a bit much for my taste. All that said, the service is still top notch and the food is still good overall. I'm just genuinely sad that, with these changes, it's no longer my favorite restaurant in town.

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Bad to the Bone BBQ

Bad to the Bone BBQ

4.2
(266 reviews)
1.3 mi
$$

Good food! So good we came the next day and feasted some more. Chef Jeffrey is so attentive and…read morenice. He's from the bay and it was nice chatting up with him. We will definitely be back when we visit Vegas. Both my kids loved this place. The first day we were here they ran out of the chicken and after we ordered, they ran out of the brisket. We came around 2pm. The second day they had everything and I'm so glad I got to try the chicken. It was really good. The candied bacon was amazing too! We didn't order it but chef Jeffery gave us some samples. He really went above and beyond.

So, since my last review I've been back 2 more times (don't judge). Today I ate their pulled pork…read moresandwich and my husband had the smoked turkey and brisket (not pictured) Portions are great and flavor was out of this world. I think I may be addicted to the honey mustard BBQ sauce IYKYK Fot dessert the mad culinary scientist had lemon pound cake and was working on banana bread cinnamon rolls? Where do these ideas come from?! I think I keep going back to come across something I dont like. If your one of those that like to play on the safe side when trying new food spots, try the B2B Burger. You won't be disappointed and you might not even be able to finish in one sitting As always staff was friendly and engaging which negates top customer service marks in my book. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

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This is the best kept BBQ secret in the Henderson/Las Vegas area! We had salmon,  brisket, pork, & sausage... we ate every single bite!
This is the best kept BBQ secret in the Henderson/Las Vegas area! We had salmon, brisket, pork, & sausage... we ate every single bite!
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Matiki Island BBQ

Matiki Island BBQ

4.2
(675 reviews)
7.1 mi
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Found Matiki Island BBQ on social while scrolling one night. The reasonably priced Hawaiian food…read morealong with their huge beef ribs caught my attention. I took a couple of months before I was able to make it here. But the wait was worth the squeeze. The quality of the beef was delicious and better than my normal go to Hawaiian food. The rice was perfectly cooked and their mac/potato salad was amazing.

I'm just going to say it upfront, this place is not about aesthetics at all…read more The inside is a little run down, nothing curated or "cute" about it. I even noticed small drips on the wall that looked like sauce stains, so yeah...not the kind of spot you come to for ambiance. BUT. The food? Absolutely makes up for it. I saw a steady stream of DoorDash drivers coming in and out the entire time, which already told me this place is popular for a reason and after eating, I get it. The food is really good. Like, seasoned all the way through, flavorful, not dry, not bland everything just hits. The chicken was juicy and tender with that perfect grilled flavor, and the portions are generous. The rice was fluffy, the mac salad was creamy and balanced, and everything together just felt like a solid, satisfying plate. No shortcuts, no watered down flavor, just good food done right. Vegas has a LOT of Hawaiian BBQ spots, but hands down...this is one of the best, if not the best I've had out here. So yeah, don't come here expecting vibes. Come here because you want a plate that's actually worth your money.

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Beef Rib Plate w/2 scoop of Mac Salad
Beef Rib Plate w/2 scoop of Mac Salad
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