Las Vegas, according to locals

Bavette's at Park MGM draws broad support for its food and atmosphere.

Herbs and Rye is an off-Strip steakhouse and cocktail bar that many recommend for its steaks, cocktails and budget-friendly happy-hour deals, and several name it as a late-night option.

People widely recommend Best Friend at Park MGM for its Asian fusion cooking, fun atmosphere and family-style or tasting menus.

People recommend Esther's Kitchen in the Arts District as a contemporary Italian spot worth the short trip off the Strip, and commenters rate its prices as fair for what you get.

People recommend Hell's Kitchen at Caesars Palace, and the Beef Wellington is the dish diners single out most, with several calling it among the best meals they have had.

Hash House A Go Go at the Linq draws breakfast recommendations alongside the business's other Las Vegas outlets, especially the Plaza.

Mon Ami Gabi at Paris draws repeated breakfast and brunch recommendations, with the patio and people-watching often part of the appeal.

Peppermill combines breakfast with an old-Vegas diner setting that draws repeated praise.

The Henry at the Cosmopolitan is repeatedly recommended for a seated breakfast rather than a counter-service sandwich.

Blueberry Hill on East Flamingo draws breakfast recommendations alongside its other Las Vegas locations.

Bavette's at Park MGM draws frequent steak recommendations, with diners praising the ribeye and a dim, secluded-booth setting.

Herbs and Rye is an off-Strip steakhouse recommended for happy-hour steak value, cocktails and atmosphere.

Oscar's at the Plaza draws recommendations for steaks and an old-school room overlooking Fremont Street.

Golden Steer draws praise for its steaks, tableside Caesar salad and old-school Vegas atmosphere.

The Steak House inside Circus Circus earns recommendations for its old-school setting, dark wood and booths.

Golden Tiki in Chinatown draws praise for elaborate tiki theming, with several patrons also recommending its happy hour and live entertainment.

Frankie's Tiki Room is the grittier, darker alternative in the city's tiki-bar comparisons.

Double Down Saloon draws strong recommendations as an off-Strip dive with live bands and a distinctive crowd.

The Chandelier at the Cosmopolitan combines cocktail recommendations with a setting that several visitors find striking.

Silver Stamp's clearest strength is its beer selection: craft-beer drinkers repeatedly recommend it, and several describe a retro, Midwestern-basement feel.

Sushi Neko is an all-you-can-eat spot on Spring Mountain Road that many people name first when asked for sushi, and most who weigh in recommend it.

Kabuto Edomae is a small omakase counter on Spring Mountain Road that most diners recommend, and many name it as their top pick for sushi in Las Vegas.

Sakana Sushi is an all-you-can-eat sushi spot off the Strip, near Maryland Parkway and Flamingo, that many diners describe as good, and one calls it the best sushi they have tried.

Many people recommend Top Sushi, which has a few locations, including the one across from South Point.

Most people who weigh in recommend Sushi Samba, a Japanese-Brazilian fusion spot in the Palazzo and Venetian area of the Strip.

Most people recommend Pizza Rock, and many describe the pizza as good.

Most commenters recommend Evel Pie, a slice-and-beer pizzeria on East Fremont Street, and many say the pizza is good.

More people recommend Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan than warn against it, and many diners say it is especially good late at night.

Most people who weighed in recommend Good Pie, and many diners praise its pizza, with many putting it at the top of their lists.

Red Dwarf is a bar serving Detroit-style pizza, and many diners praise the pies, with one calling it the top Detroit-style pizza in town.

Some visitors call the Sphere incredible, and many who saw a concert there were impressed, with a number of them praising the sound.

Many visitors recommend the Mob Museum, and several were surprised by how good it turned out to be.

Many visitors recommend Omega Mart, a story-driven immersive art venue inside Area 15, and several describe it as trippy and psychedelic.

Most visitors recommend the Pinball Hall of Fame, and many enjoy the vintage games, including people who are not pinball fans.

Most visitors recommend the Neon Museum, and many suggest going at sunset or after dark.

Vesta Coffee Roasters is one of the names people give most often when asked for specialty coffee off the Strip, and many recommend its coffee.

Mothership is recommended across its Las Vegas outlets; the location shown is the downtown shop on Fremont Street.

PublicUs is a counter-service cafe downtown on Fremont Street that many people recommend for coffee, often as an off-Strip pick.

Gabi Coffee & Bakery is a coffee shop and bakery on Spring Mountain Road that many commenters recommend.

Urth Caffe is recommended across its Las Vegas outlets; most commenters who name one mean the Wynn shops, which is the location shown, and a couple name the Uncommons shop in the southwest valley.

Opinions on Gordon Ramsay Burger are split.

Most diners who name In-N-Out recommend it, and several point to the animal-style double-double.

Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar at Park MGM is recommended by many diners for its burger, and several call it the best burger they have had, with the wagyu and smash-style versions singled out.

Most people who name Fuku Burger recommend it, and several call the burgers very good or a local favorite.

Peter Luger at Caesars Palace is recommended by most who name it for its lunch-only burger.

Many people recommend Joe's at the Forum Shops at Caesars, and many single out the stone crab.

Many people recommend Water Grill in the Forum Shops at Caesars for seafood, and many single out its oysters, including the mix of east and west coast varieties.

Many people recommend Palace Station Oyster Bar, and several single out the pan roast.

Many people recommend Ocean Prime for seafood, and several single out its seafood tower.

Many people recommend Estiatorio Milos at the Venetian for seafood, and one calls it among the best meals they have had.