Best Food Deals in Las Vegas

Are you planning a trip to Las Vegas in the near future? Along with a list of the best casinos and shows you cannot miss, it's a good idea to find the best meal deals. Las Vegas has come a long way from the once infamous $1.99 buffet or $5.00 steak dinner. Las Vegas is now famous for celebrity chef restaurants such as Bobby Flay, Emeril Lagasse, and Wolfgang Puck. Along with these culinary stars comes high prices. Don't spend all of your money in a fancy restaurant, here are a few Las Vegas food deals that will keep your wallet and your stomach full.

Just off the strip is Terrible's. This hotel and casino is known for it's food. On the top floor of Terrible's is a great restaurant that serves huge quantities of food for an extremely small price. Bougainvillea café and rotisserie has some of the best prices in Vegas. The menu is huge and has everything from Italian to Chinese to the famous $5.00 half rotisserie chicken. This place is always busy so be prepared to wait for a table.

A small distance from the strip is old Vegas, located on Fremont Street. The Fremont Street experience is something every visitor to Las Vegas should take in. There are beautiful lights and a massive, record holding television screen that covers the entire street. At night the lights come alive with an animated show. Once you take in the show, be sure to stop off at Binions coffee shop for a quick bite to eat. The prices at this place are unbelievable. Their daily specials include a $12 New York strip dinner and $8 half BBQ chicken. They are open 24 hours a day, but at night they are very busy, especially after the light show on Fremont Street.

If you prefer a quick snack rather than a sit down dinner than head over to Slots of Fun. Slots of Fun is famous for a huge selection of slot machines, lower priced table games and a .99 cent half pound hot dog. This thing is a foot long and could easily feed two people. Wash down your giant hot dog with a .75 cent frozen margarita.

If you want more meal deals then ask the registration desk at your hotel for a coupon book. With the thousands of restaurants in Las Vegas, they are always looking for a way to get you into their establishment. Free appetizers, two for one entrees and free desserts are just some of the perks to asking for a coupon book. With a little preparation, Las Vegas food deals don't have to be a gamble.