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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest Coffeehouse: Mothership Coffee Roasters
Mothership Coffee Roasters has a lot going for it—terrific drinks, tasty pastries, friendly and capable baristas and more!
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Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2025Best Buffet: The Buffet at Wynn
Casual casino dining trends have shifted but Wynn’s dedication to an elevated buffet experience isn’t going anywhere.
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Best of Vegas 2025BoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2025 FoodBest Brewery: Able Baker Brewing
This longtime local fave has essentially achieved perfection.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest Cocktails: Stray Pirate
This cutie-pie of a tiki bar, hung with portraits of doggo buccaneers, serves up tropical beverages worth sniffing out.
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BoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest Bakery: Freed’s Bakery
Strawberry shortcake. Dubai chocolate pistachio brownies. Macarons. Rugelach. Cookies, cookies, such wonderful cookies.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest Breakfast: Broken Yolk Cafe
Think of it as the Cheesecake Factory of breakfast joints.
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Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest of Vegas 2025BoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest Brunch: Siegel’s Bagelmania
It’s everything you could want in a brunch, done deli-style.
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BoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest Pizza: Red Dwarf
These delectable Detroit-style pies are everything you could hope for.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest Sandwich: Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop
This sub chain often dominates this category for a very simple reason: their sandos are tasty dynamite.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest Steakhouse: Carversteak
No matter how you dine, you’re definitely doing it the right way at Carversteak.
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Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2025Best Sushi: Red Asian Cuisine
A classic menu and consistent quality set this cozy sushi bar apart.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest Wine Bar: Crush Pad Wine Bar
Whatever fermented grape creation you’re craving, Crush Pad has you covered.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBoV 2025 Readers' ChoiceBest Taco: Más Por Favor
Where else can you get a kimchi slaw taco? Or a crumbly biscuit tortilla?
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest Pasta Palace: Mother Wolf
Each dish showcases freshly sourced ingredients that are prepared with love and imagination.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest New Italian: Caramella
If the pasta doesn’t get you dancing, Caramella’s groovy, ’70s soul-inspired feel and soundtrack will.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest Molcajete: La Mojarra Loca Grill
Served in a traditional stone mortar, the molcajete is piled high with plump shrimp, thick slabs of queso fresco, and tender cuts of beef and ...
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest Vietnamese Discovery: Yen Viet Kitchen
This charming eatery is owned by a mother-daughter duo dishing out the real tastes of Vietnam.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest Pastrami in a Flash: Bob’s East Side Deli
You can’t go wrong ordering anything from the menu at Bob’s, but the hot pastrami Reuben comes highly recommended.
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Best of Vegas 2025Best of Vegas 2025 FoodBest Wine Social Scene: Wineaux
Wineaux is about as cozy as you feel when you’re one glass deep, so keep ’em coming.
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