Las Vegas Restaurant Week is back—a 12-day dining event every June where eating out helps feed the community. Some of the city’s top restaurants create special three-course prix fixe menus, with a portion of the proceeds going to support Three Square Food Bank.
This annual tradition gives both locals and tourists a chance to enjoy amazing meals at fixed prices while supporting a cause that matters—fighting hunger in Southern Nevada.
Since 2007, the event has helped provide over 10 million meals to individuals and families in need across the valley. When you dine out during Restaurant Week, you’re doing more than treating yourself—you’re helping your neighbors.
There are a TON of restaurants taking part of this almost 2 week promotion. And while you can view the full list here, we’re going to list a few of our favorites to check out below:
595 Craft & Kitchen
A neighborhood craft beer spot. Real good food, better beer selections than most of the spots here in Vegas.
Basilico Ristorante Italiano
One of the first things people say when they visit Basilico is how beautiful the restaurant is. Pictures don’t do the restaurant OR the food OR the drinks justice though. Come for the food & drinks, stay for the live entertainment.
Carmine’s
Let’s say you have Mama Fig coming into town and you want to take her to a place that has those old-school Italian vibes while serving a massive amount of food (enough to feed a family reunion) – this is it. This is the spot you take her.
Crossroads Kitchen
Plant-based dishes that are so delicious you find it hard to believe there isn’t actually any meat? Sign me the fuck up. One of my favorite restaurants in town/on the strip.
Fiorella
Listen I’ll be the first to tell you, I’m a Station’s Casino man through and through. So when it comes to this list, a majority of restaurants in Stations Casinos all throughout Vegas are on this list – but Fiorella stands out. The food they served is so delicious, it encouraged me to renew my passport and look at flights back to Italy.
Firefly Tapas Kitchen & Bar
Firefly was the go-to local spot before it was cool. So just on that alone, they deserve to be on this list.
Frankie’s Uptown
If Frankie’s Uptown decided to serve only their bacon-wrapped jalapeno poppers for the rest of eternity, they’d still be on this list. They’re so good, that I even included them in my $100 Fantasy Meal Draft.
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Foundation Room
Not only does this have one of the best views of the Las Vegas strip, not only is this like 60+ floors high, not only do they have incredibly attractive people here, not only do they have incredible DJs performing almost nightly, they also have some damn good food. The list could go on and on.
House of Blues
I’m going to fill you in on a little secret – House of Blues inside of Mandalay Bay, has the best chicken fingers you’ll find on the Strip. And if you don’t believe me, try them out yourself and if you don’t like them – send your receipt to @RaisedinVegas she’ll pay you back.
*Andrew’s lawyer here: no one will pay you back this is a joke*
Lavo Italian Restaurant
2 words. Say it with me everyone: “Giant. Meatball.” Bigger than your head. Also one of the meals in my $100 Fantasy Meal Draft.
Le Thai
One of the only reasons I wish I lived closer to Downtown Las Vegas is so I could go to Le Thai more often. Ask for the level 10 spice on your curry, I bet you won’t.
Makers & Finders
I once had an ex steal my credit card & pay for her Makers & Finders order with it, then destroyed the card. I enjoy M&F so much I didn’t dispute the charge because it’s that good.
Nittaya’s Secret Kitchen
A sleeper choice for one of the best restaurants in Summerlin. Don’t expect to get a table quickly if you don’t have a reservation regardless of the day of the week.
Other Mama
I’ve invited people here and I’ve been invited here – not once have I had a subpar meal or mediocre service. Everything is delicious. I don’t have a favorite item because everything I have there is my favorite.
