Las Vegas might be known for its gambling but the city offers one of the best selections of food in North America. From 5 start, celebrity chef restaurants to easy, grab-n-go, and unique food finds, there’s really something for everyone here.
When hunger calls, Vegas answers. Here are our top food picks for the 2019 CPTA Tri-State Conference.
The Capital Grille
3200 Las Vegas Blvd S
With an impressive menu of nationally renowned dry-aged steaks and fresh seafood, your taste buds will be ignited and delighted. Enjoy wine from their 5,000 some bottles among other delicious cocktails and spirits. While The Capital Grille is on the pricier end of the restaurants offered in Vegas, it’s truly a culinary experience from start to finish and one you’ll remember for a lifetime.
Best Known For
- Dry-aged steaks
- Fresh seafood
- Sommelier Selections
- Small plates
The Juice Standard
Level 2, Boulevard Tower
All of those luxury buffets weighing you down? Pick up something light like a cold-pressed juice from The Juice Standard. Featuring fresh, cold-pressed juices, you’ll be able to get your daily serving of fruits and veggies in one easy to drink juice. But, if you’re still in party mode, The Juice Standard also offers cocktails made with fresh, cold-pressed juice mixers.
You Should Try:
- Chipotle Avocado Toast
- Chia Seed Pudding
- Cold-Pressed Juices
- Nut Milks
- Berry Antioxidzing Smoothie
Coronado Cafe
9777 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas,
The best part about this conference is meeting new friends and reuniting with old ones! Thankfully, the Coronado Cafe has something on the menu for everyone. From the Coronado Burger to Wonton Soup, even the pickiest of palates will find something to eat. Located conveniently in the South Point Hotel, the official conference hotel, you’ll be able to grab a bite
You Should Try:
- Huevos Rancheros
- Buttermilk Pancakes
- George’s Salad
- Prime Rib
- Roast Duck
- Pad Thai
Paradise Garden Buffet
3555 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Did you really go to Vegas if you don’t participate in a Vegas-style buffet? At the Flamingo, their Paradise Garden Buffet is one of the best brunch and lunch buffets in town. Featuring sprawling spreads and gorgeous views, Paradise Garden Buffet is a must-eat at!
What to Eat:
- Made-to-order omelets
- Cajun and Southern-inspired dishes
- Made-to-order crepes
The Black Sheep
8680 W Warm Springs Road
An upscale Vietnamese experience, The Black Sheep offers a stylish, modern space coupled with unique wine and cocktail pairings. Featuring dishes like steak tartare, pan-seared striped bass, and even vegan Vietnamese sauteed glass noodles, you’ll enjoy a rich dining experience off the hustle and bustle of the strip.
You Should Try:
- Lemongrass Duck Confit
- Vietnamese Imperial Rolls
- Salmon Skin Tacos
- West Coast Oysters
Kitchen Table
9205 Russell Rd #185
Serving exclusively brunch and lunch, Kitchen Table offers an adventurous insight into what breakfast and lunch could be. With options like seared foie gras topping and chopped salad and burgers, the adventurous and cautious eaters can eat together in harmony.
You Should Try:
- Eggs Benedict
- Monkey Bread
- Hangover Burger
- Chorizo Omelet
- Peaches and Cream Pancakes
Lotus of Siam
620 E Flamingo Rd
A hidden gem worth the trip off the strip, Lotus of Siam offers authentic Northern Thai food and stellar wines. Order your food Thai Hot or play it safe and get it mild. One bite and you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to the streets of Chang Mai.
You Should Try:
- Coconut Soup
- Beef Larb
- Curry Infused Pork Stew
- Garlic Prawns
- Khao Soi
See You Soon!
We can’t wait to chow down and meet all of you at the CPTA Tri-State Conference in Las Vegas! Don’t forget to stop by booth #100 to check out conference exclusive pricing and new products.