Best Dinner Places to Eat in Rhodes Ranch

"The chocolate chip cookie meets chocolate fudge brownie at Honey Salt. The brookie comes with salted caramel chunk ice cream. The restaurant also sometimes has a vegan version or the peanut butter brookie with a peanut butter cookie and brownie."

"Honey Salt's family-style takeaway meals include braised short rib and fried chicken served daily. Available for curbside pickup from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and noo..."

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"The closest you are going to get to a classic New York rooftop bar is tucked away at the top of this dining destination. Besides being one of the premiere eateries Downtown, Carson Kitchen carries on founder Kerry Simon’s legacy with an atmosphere of sophisticated fun. The rooftop is like a destination within a destination, perfect for some of their famous bacon jam with baked brie and toasted baguette or an innovative cocktail."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Arnie Papp used under CC BY 2.0. If you want to enjoy the night views and a more chilled atmosphere of Las Vegas, instead of the glamorous atmosphere, over both drinks and foods, the Carson Kitchen is a highly recommended place. The Carson Kitchen serves not only a selection of magical drinks but also an exquisite selection of foods, such as mac and cheese and flatbreads."

"616 E Carson Ave, Suite 120, Las Vegas, NV 89101-5714Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit CardsMexican, Asian, American, Street Food, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksSGD 17 - SGD 18+1 702-366-8515"

"This award-winning restaurant serves 100 percent plant-based global cuisine and has countless dishes that cover every type of food. Fan favorites are the “chicken” and waffles and the vegan sushi prepared with forbidden rice."

"Located in historic downtown Las Vegas, VegeNation is a plant-based dream. Whether you’re looking for sushi or a gourmet Italian feast, VegeNation’s got you covered."

"Situated at the foot of the Eiffel tower, the Mon Ami Gabi is one of the best locations in Vegas. Being situated just off Las Vegas Boulevard, it’s the perfect spot for those people watchers or anyone wanting to gaze at the Bellagio fountains. It’s a great place to stop off for a bite to eat or grab a drink."

"Take a bonus vacation while in Vegas and bask in the atmosphere of France at the Mon Ami Gabi in the Paris Hotel. The breakfast menu with fresh crepes and baguettes are among the best in town—and it is definitely cheaper than flying across the pond."

"When City Center first opened, Todd English P.U.B. was a casual chic pub down near the end of the cul-de-sac near the Aria Resort & Casino. I’ve got great memories of good seafood, laugh-filled beer pong games and the 7-Second Beer Challenge. The Challenge was to drink a pint of beer in seven seconds."

"Vegas has many buildings more than 20 stories tall, but only Stratosphere exceeds 100 and boasts the nation's highest thrill rides. Atop the 1149ft-high tapered tripod tower, vertiginous indoor and outdoor viewing decks afford Vegas' best 360-degree panoramas. There you'll also find Top of the World, a revolving restaurant, and the jazzy 107 SkyLounge cocktail bar. To get to the top of Vegas' lucky landmark, ride one of America's fastest elevators, lifting you 108 floors in a mere 37 ear-popping seconds."

"With our bathing suits tucked in our oversized purses we headed to Radius, the 25th floor roof top pool lounge at the Stratosphere where we spent the rest of the day recovering from our three previous busy days and soaking in the hot desert sun without dying from it’s heat. It was the perfect way to end our time in Vegas, relaxing before we had to make our way to dinner and then to the airport for our midnight flights back home."

"If you dare (and we’re triple dog daring you), take the 829-foot plunge via The Sky Jump at the Stratosphere for an ultimate adrenaline rush. Don’t worry, you’re completely harnessed into the controlled fall but we promise that jumping off this tower is a total rush. However, if you prefer the safer side of things, this ain’t for you, Boo."

"Chocoholics won't want to miss this one-stop shop for everything an ice cream and chocolate lover could want. Enjoy a signature Hot Fudge Sundae with fresh house-made hot fudge or branch out into any of the other delicious treats on the menu. Conveniently located on the LINQ Promenade right across Brooklyn Bowl's entrance, Ghirardelli Ice Cream and Chocolate Shop won the Best of Las Vegas 2015 award for Best Ice Cream."

"As you make your way down the LVB, stop at The High Roller located at The LINQ Promenade. This observation wheel is the largest in the world so chances are you won’t have trouble finding it. The High Roller’s pods have some of the best views in the city - and did we mention there’s an open bar?"

"Right in the middle of Downtown sits the remnants of an adobe fort from 1855. (Look for it across the street from a Sinclair gas station.) The site is actually the first settlement in the Las Vegas Valley by non-native Americans and was built by Mormon missionaries, then used by the US Army. The fort is now an official state park with wooden gates straddling brick walls and gravel walkways, old wagons, the first flag ever flown over Las Vegas, and the running stream that made the location so attractive in the first place."

"It's a big surprise for many visitors to often-glitzy and frequently licentious Las Vegas, but Southern Nevada has deep roots in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a faith with a definitively conservative culture. Faithful from Utah set up camp along a spring-fed creek in the 1850s. Although it was abandoned within a couple of years, today's visitors can get an idea of the hard-scrabble Mojave Desert life that early pioneers faced at this restoration."

"Before Las Vegas was Las Vegas, it was a scraggly stretch of land where nothing grew and no one lived. It wasn’t until June 14, 1855 that European settlers stumbled on the place and decided to raise a town from the dirt. These folks were Mormons, and they built the Old Mormon Fort."

"DowntownGaragiste is a new wine bar in the Arts District with an in-house retail shop, making it easy to stock up on rare and interesting vino during the Nevada lockdown. Browse the latest selection and place an email order while arranging a payment via Venmo. Curbside pickup is Thursday-Sunday 2-7pm with deliveries on Thursdays and Fridays."