Hey Americans — Your Recommendations?

Las Vegas Eats — One Meal at a Time 😋 💰 Around $20: 🍽️ Danny’s (American Diner Vibe) So good! Multiple locations on the Strip, open 24/7, with a real family-friendly American feel. Weekend mornings are full of families enjoying breakfast platters. Coffee is just basic American-style — brewed by the pot, just like in the movies. No pressure for extra tips, just tasty and relaxed. Loved it so much I went two mornings in a row! 🥟 Cantonese Dim Sum — Grand Harbor Seafood Restaurant Inside Rio Hotel, they still push carts around with fresh dim sum! Everything was delicious — the steamed chicken feet were huge and tasty. Also really affordable, and their fried noodles are amazing too. 🌮 Del Taco Cheap, filling, and reliable — it’s a chain but no big surprises. Sad I missed the famous Strip location this time. 🥪 Lardo (at Cosmo Hotel Food Court) Last time they had oxtail sandwiches, now gone — but other options are still solid and hearty. A must for sandwich lovers. Right next to the always-packed Eggslut — go early to avoid the line! 🍔 In-N-Out Do I even need to explain? A West Coast must. 💰 Around $50: 🎸 Hard Rock Cafe Walked in on New Year’s Eve without reservations — global chain, never disappoints. Their pork ribs hit the spot, and the rock ‘n’ roll vibe + live music made it fun. Servers totally fit the theme! 🥩 Rollin Smoke BBQ (Meat Lover’s Paradise) Recommended by foodies — but don’t order the 4-rib beef plate unless you’ve got a crowd. Huge portions! One rib is enough for most people. So satisfying to eat, and they have tons of unique sauces to try. 💰 Around $100: 🦪 Water Grill Las Vegas Highly recommend the oysters and octopus! The ribeye was perfectly marbled, and even the roasted broccoli was a standout — seasoned with Chinese-style sausage. Bonus: You can order wine by the half-bottle (perfect for lighter drinkers). Lots of local LA wines too. Nice atmosphere and a step up in vibe. #FoodieHeaven #GlobalEats #InternationalFlavors #LasVegas #MustTryInVegas