Finding a Cheap Meal in Las Vegas

Thai Coconut Curry with chicken and Indian flat bread, don't resist just do it.

Gumbo, beer and sports, it's all I really need. Table 10 gives me all of them with a seat at the bar.

Simple, affordable, Italian food at the Tropicana Hotel Las Vegas

Meat between two pieces of bread, sound simple? It should be, but these places will impress you with quality that goes beyond the simplicity of the sandwich.

If you are in the mood for a corned beef and pastrami you can pick one up at Canter's, it's not as authentic as the Jewish deli that you frequent if yo live on the East Coast or LA but it does a decent job.

If there is a game on, this is where you would watch it, why would you go any where else? The drinks are cheap and some cheap food options can be found on the second level at the Stratosphere Hotel.

Located right on the strip this is a good alternative to eating in a casino and the cost is what you would expect from these popular chain restaurants.

Flatbread and wine for next to nothing.

It is a very low cost alternative to eating at most hotels in this center strip location. There is nothing fantastic about the food court at Casino Royale unless you consider feeding four people for under $20, easily.

Food courts are easily the best way to cut down on the cost of a vacation. In Las Vegas have a few meals at a food courts and go cheap!

If you are a fan of eating you are a fan of Hash House and I'm sure you must be a fan of The Travel Channel's Man Vs. Food show. Adam Richman went into Hash House and devoured his way through a dish that is simply a monster.

If you are at the bar the Margritas are on the rocks and poured like they are down south. Strong and tasty! Beer by the bucket and plenty of people having a good time while the music plays on and the noise level gets to celebration levels. Did I mention the Mariachi? Two Margaritas and you’ll be belting out a tune or two.

Authentic Mexican food for an inexpensive price at the Mandalay Bay Las Vegas

In-N-Out Burger is the likely candidate for the best burger in Las Vegas and is easily the beat deal in Las Vegas when talking about quality burgers.

Kerry Simon has attempted the science of burgers at KGB at Harrah's Las Vegas. Kerry's Gourmet Burgers, A Burger & Vodka Bar is possibly that place in Las Vegas where you’ll enjoy a burger that has been crafted by someone trying to achieve some perfection in an area where plenty accept mediocrity.

The burger craze is simply crazy and the idea of spending top dollar for an American classic is getting ridiculous but at least Kerry Simon is giving us an affordable gourmet burger for $10.

Late night, on the patio at La Cave at Wynn Las Vegas, a few glasses of wine, a few friends, laughing a tiny bit too much and some flatbread, some beets and a little too much Salami, Salumi, Coppa, Jamon, Sopressata, etc. Do you see where I'm going with this?

If you are looking for a quick convenient place that also gives you some decent quality you'll head to the Oyster bar. A beer and some soup and it's under $20.

Quick and cheap pizza in Las vegas at the Treasure Island Las Vegas

If you are looking for a good sit down meal but you are are also considering the cost of a meal for you entire family, Postrio is a good option.

recently E.C. Gladstone, a Las Vegas writer that I have too many meals with, stopped into The Cosmopolitan Hotel and tried their "secret pizza place." He then talked my ear off about the place so I decided to share a few of his thoughts with you.

Serendipity 3 on the Las Vegas strip is that spot in Las Vegas where you can share a good meal and possibly still have leftovers. Fun atmosphere, good people watching and a great location all add to the reasons you should find out more about Serendipity 3.

If you find yourself at a loss for where to spend your lunch in Las Vegas there is very little reason for you to not attempt a visit to Simon Restaurant at Palms Place. The room feels spacious as it looks out to the pool and the casual yet modern vibe makes you wish you had something important to discuss with your lunch date.

I'm on a quest to eat for less in Las Vegas and Bally's Hotel and Casino has a pretty decent option.

Food options are plentiful at the Palazzo and the Venetian but affordable food is a little harder to come by. The food courts are where you can skimp in order to splurge elsewhere.

The Venetian Food COurt is arguably the best food court in Las Vegas and you won't find the generic food court option here.