STOP Eating Every Meal on the Las Vegas Strip! Try These 5 Restaurants

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Think every meal in Las Vegas has to be on the Strip? ???? Think again.

Some of the best restaurants in Las Vegas are OFF the Strip — and many offer incredible food without Strip prices.

A quick Uber ride can take you to Chinatown, the Arts District, Fremont East, and Paradise, where you’ll find some of the restaurants Las Vegas locals actually love.

Here are 5 of my favorite off-Strip Las Vegas restaurants:

???? Esther’s Kitchen
1131 S. Main St.
Amazing handmade pasta, pizza, and Italian-inspired dishes in the Arts District.

????️ Le Thai
523 Fremont St.
A Downtown favorite — and the short rib fried rice is a must-try.

???? Herbs & Rye
3713 W. Sahara Ave.
One of my favorite spots for steaks and seriously good cocktails.

???? Shang Artisan Noodle
211 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Fresh hand-pulled noodles that are absolutely worth leaving the Strip for.

???? 888 Sushi & Robata
4480 Paradise Rd.
All-you-can-eat sushi plus a huge selection of grilled robata dishes.

My Vegas strategy: save the Strip for a few bucket-list meals, then explore where the locals eat.

Which off-Strip Las Vegas restaurant should I try next? ????

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