Las Vegas Hilton offers a variety of places to grab something to eat, whether you are looking for a posh restaurant or a casual café where you can grab something light.
There are a lot of fine dining places to choose from, whether you enjoy Asian cuisine, Mediterranean cuisine or prefer a steak.
Benihana – Japanese
Benihana is one of the most popular Japanese restaurants in Las Vegas. A full range of traditional and modern Japanese dishes are prepared for the guests. Appetizers cost $8-$16 and include fresh sushi, sashimi, and tekka-maki. Entrees cost $21-$49 and include hibachi chicken, teriyaki steak, and filet mignon. Dinner includes Hibachi shrimp, Japanese onion soup, Benihana salad with ginger dressing, steamed rice, and green tea. It is a non-smoking restaurant. Reservations are suggested.
Garden of the Dragon – Chinese
The chef, Chun Liu Keung, creates authentic menu items ranging from sumptuous Szechwan, Peking style, Northern Mongolian and Cantonese cuisine. The signature dishes include Live Seafood, Crispy Fried Seabass and House Made Peking duck. Entrees cost $17 – $32 and include Szechwan Sea Bass, spicy salt and pepper pork chops, and orange beef. Appetizers cost $7 – $12. It is a non-smoking restaurant. The dress code is business casual. Reservations are suggested.
Casa Nicola – Mediterranean
The combination of traditional and modern dishes has made the restaurant one of the most popular among those visiting Las Vegas. The signature dishes include Ossobuco, Cioppino, Pappardelle Bolognese, Lobster, Shrimp & Scallops Fradiavolo. You’ll find here homemade pastas, fresh seafood, and hearth baked breads. Entrees cost $22 – $45 while appetizers cost $9 – $20. It is a non-smoking restaurant. The dress code is business casual. Reservations are suggested.
TJ’s Steakhouse
The restaurant is decorated with nostalgic images of old Las Vegas and welcomes guests in a relaxing atmosphere. All side dishes are served a la carte with some of the largest cuts of beef in Las Vegas. The signature dishes include Crab Cakes, Calamari Steak and 22oz Bone-In Rib Eye. Those who prefer to avoid the beef, have other choices, such as Organic herb Roasted Chicken, Line Caught Swordfish, Roasted Filet of Salmon, Chilean Sea Bass, or Pan Seared Ahi Tuna Steak, and Colorado Lamb Chops. Appetizers cost $13 – $29 and entrees cost $26 – $68. The restaurant is open from 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. It is a non-smoking restaurant. The dress code is business casual. Reservations are suggested.
Teru Sushi – Japanese
It features more than 40 types of fresh sushi. The signature dishes include Spicy Tuna, Smoked Eel Martini and Dragon Roll. Reservations are not necessary. It is a non-smoking restaurant and the dress code is business casual.
888 Noodle Bar – Asian
It is the place where you can grab noodles, congee, and rice dishes, as well as other Asian specialties.
Benihana Village comprises Benihana, the Japanese restaurant, as well as the Garden of Dragon and Teru Sushi. All of them provide a different type of Las Vegas dining, guaranteed to make you want to come back for more.
The casual dining places are excellent when you want something quick, tasty and easy. There’s a lot to do in Las Vegas and if you don’t like to spend a lot of time at the table, then the casual dining places will suit your tastes.
Paradise Café features tempting appetizers, hearty soups, bountiful salads, over-stuffed sandwiched, flamed steaks, and burgers.
The Buffet offers specialties from all over the world. You can find Chinese dishes as well as Mediterranean salads.
Fast food places might not be for everyone but there are plenty of times when a salad or a burger hits the spot and you can continue to have fun and explore the city.
Superbook Deli
It is located in the heart of the Race & Sports Book and offers freshly prepared sandwiches. For breakfast you can choose among breakfast sandwiches and pancakes. Late night menus are also available and they feature breakfast favorites, salads, sandwiches, and burgers. As for the prices, a toasted bagel costs $1.95 and a country breakfast $5.95. Salads start at $4.95 and a hot dog costs $3.25.
Pizza Hut Express
It is located in the North Tower and is open daily.
Fortuna
It is located in the hotel lobby and features coffees and wines, as well as an array of breakfast gourmet pastries, fruit tarts, fruits, yogurt and cakes. And here you can find wireless internet access for free.
The Ice Cream Shoppe
It offers 12 all-natural ice cream flavors and an array of traditional sundaes, milk shakes, and ice cream soda favorites. It is open daily.
Perk Place
It is open daily and features coffees, pastries and snacks.
Chaise’s Snack Bar
It is located by the pool and is open seasonally. It features salads, sandwiches and other light fare.
