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Las Vegas - Restaurants

 Las Vegas is famous for it's Buffets and Fine Dinning, but there are many other interesting restaurants to choose from. I'm a huge fan of gimmick restaurants. Here are some I plan to visit.


The Heart Attack Grill features large, mega burgers with lots of unhealthy toppings. Guest wear a hospital gown and are served by waitresses in nurses uniforms. If you weight over 350lbs you qualify for a free meal. 

Blackout is a restaurant where you dine in the dark. The Blackout experience begins in a pitch black dinning room where you are guide through a seven course pre-fix meal.

The Strip is also home to 3 Tiki Restaurants. Aside from good food and drinks the décor at these restaurants is very Instagramable. 

Frankie's Tiki Restaurant

The Golden Tiki

Island Time Floats

Minus 5 is a lounge where everything is made of ice. This experience is purely for drinks, no food available. There are 3 separate locations in Las Vegas to choose from.

The Tipsy Robot is another bar. The gimmick is the bartenders are robot arms. You order your drinks from an app, where they are fully customizable.


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