What To Eat With Just 24 Hours In Las Vegas
If you are wondering where the world-famous Las Vegas Strip fits into this foodie picture, don’t discount it. As chef Brian Howard notes: “We have more world-renowned chefs in a one-mile stretch than anywhere in the world.”
That said, there are a few standouts that the chef swears by. If you are searching for authentic French food with a view, look no further than Mon Ami Gabi, located at the Paris Hotel and Casino. “I’m a big fan of grabbing lunch on the patio of Mon Ami Gabi, looking out at the Bellagio fountains, and eating simple Parisian favorites executed perfectly by legendary local chef Vincent Pouessel.”
Chef Howard also points out that few cities do a classic steakhouse better than Vegas. Among the best of the best: Carversteak. This restaurant offers “sharp service, big energy, and a room that feels like the modern version of classic Vegas. Daniel Ontiveros is doing it better than the rest right now.” For something truly unique, try the Taste of Japan, which features A-5 Japanese wagyu steak, accompanied by black garlic-mirin mushrooms, yuzu kosho, shishito peppers, and tare.