You can buy lots of $25 dining vouchers on http://www.restaurant.com for $1 each if you act before Saturday. Print them out on the net. Give any US zip code you fancy!

Tony have you missed a zero out in your reply

John

Hi John. Stupidly, I forget to give the discount code word, which is DINE. Armed with that, you can now buy any $25 voucher for $2 (reduced since my last visit). Still a mighty bargain!
Hope this helps. Tony.

as far as best and cheapest.....wow, that's a difficult one!! In Vegas, cheap isn't always worth going to because they can be awful. Depends whether you are really driven by wanting the very cheapest or the cheapest but still being remotely enjoyable!!

Buffets - just steer clear of the 'cheaper' hotels.....Sahara, Circus Circus etc Mind you, saying that, I had breakfast in NYNY last year and it was appalling!

You have several branches of 'Denny's' on the strip.

A tip that I posted on another thread..........if you want a 'cheap' lunch or dinner in any of the buffets, get there about 5 mins before it changes from 'breakfast to lunch' or from 'lunch to dinner'. What'll happen is you'll pay for the previous meal at the cheaper price, but by the time you get in and are taken to your seat they will have changed the setup to the next meal, meaning you get lunch at breakfast prices or dinner at lunch prices

Cheers

TC

Tee Cee

I know there is a Denny's near Casino Royale.....can you tell me where the others are please

Tony that was a cracking deal but not so many places I had heard of in Vegas.

have done Henesseys in Freemont and was good to get away from the noise of the casino floors and food was good home cooking.

Try the buffet at Main Street Station if you are down in Freemont area as it has got to be for the price the best lunch buffet I have had.

John

Tango,

There's the one by Casino Royale as you say, there's another one more or less opposite Monte Carlo, there's one down by the Stratosphere and there's a couple just a block or two off the strip, one on South Maryland Pkway and one on Charleston Blvd

Cheers,

TC

It is certainly worth heading to the Tix4tonite outlets and look at the restaurant offers they have each day. It's not quite as comprehensive as their show listings but there is value to be had. I remember the Paris Buffet being $9.99 for breakfast and there was a 2 for 1 at the Pampas Brazilian Grill inside the Miracle Mile shops at Planet Hollywood. I vaguely remember a deal for the actual Planet Hollywood restaurant in Ceasars Palace as well, but it's hit or miss on quality and service usually.

Personally I don't find Denny's particularly cheap. I always remember Simon Veness in his Brit's Guide to Orlando books saying Denny's is similar to our very own Little Chef. I wouldn't necessarily go that far, but it is a similar experience i.e. you get reasonable food but then you see the bill and think I don't know if it was worth that.

My advice would be to keep your eyes and ears out for deals. Look online before you go, and when walking on the strip and inside hotels when you are over there. I know the Hard Rock had a great deal in one of their restaurants which wasn't on the menu and you had to ask for. Similarly the Sherwood Forest Cafe in Excalibur has a steak deal on at certain times for $7 or so which although not going to set your taste buds racing too much, is a good value meal.

If you intend to go off strip and have a car, you might want to consider buying a copy of American Casino Guide which has lots of coupons. Do a search on google for 'American Casino Guide coupon list' to see. You can buy this for about £11 on amazon.co.uk

For cheap but good buffets, I'd suggest going to Bill's and taking the shuttle to Gold Coast and Orleans for their buffets great value. There are 2/1 coupons for that too in the above book.

I'm certain that the Denny's opposite the Monte Carlo closed a couple of years ago, unless it has opened again.

I got 3 restaurant.com certs about 6 months ago for $2 each when the dollar was two for one so they only cost £1 each!

We have been to Bally's Steakhouse a couple of times and had half price entrees through Tix4Dinner, but it still wasn't cheap. A glass of wine was either $12 or $14.

luci

I was told Bills was quite good for breakfast....there was certainly quite a few queuing for seating