Food halls, neighborhood gems, off-Strip restaurants—this is how locals really dine in Las Vegas, according to someone who’s called the city home for two decades.
Yes, Vegas is overflowing with restaurants that compete for your attention (and dollars). There are the big-name destinations like Restaurant Guy Savoy where you can indulge in a Michelin-starred 10-course meal, celebrity-chef outposts (Gordon Ramsay alone has six), elegant supper clubs with dinner-and-a-show, and countless quick-service spots. But when you peel away the neon and the big-budget names, the real question is: where do locals eat?
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