The Best Restaurants on the Strip in Las Vegas

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I go to Las Vegas every year during the summer (when the temperature is over 100°F), and although every trip is a bit different, one thing is for sure: Las Vegas is a food lover’s paradise. While the Las Vegas Strip is known for its world-class resorts and casinos, it’s also home to some of the most incredible restaurants. I’ve been to Las Vegas four times in a row, and there are still so many restaurants and casual eateries I haven’t tried.

Whether you’re in the mood for some luxurious fine dining or just want to grab a quick bite before hitting the slot machines or watching an evening show, Las Vegas offers a variety of culinary experiences that keep me coming back to this crazy city. In this post, I’ll share some of the best restaurants on the Strip in Las Vegas that I’ve had the pleasure of enjoying, and which consistently rank on my “must-eat” list!

Las Vegas Top Restaurants on The Strip

Here are a few of the top restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip, ranked from least expensive ($$) to most expensive ($$$$). Of course, your dinner bill depends on what you order at each restaurant, but in general, these are some of the best places on the Strip:

1. BrewDog

BrewDog is a great spot if you want some high-quality beer paired with elevated comfort food. It features two floors of craft beer paradise, with a rooftop bar offering arguably some of the best views of the Las Vegas Strip (and a DJ during some evenings!). It’s perfect for large parties.

Their beer selection is impressive – it’s not the cheapest, but it’s great quality. Just be aware that many of the beers have high alcohol percentages (nothing wrong with that, just something to keep in mind). The beer and the views definitely make BrewDog one of the coolest spots on the Strip.

A la Las Vegas, there are some pretty tasty eats here, like lobster mac’n’cheese and wagyu beef burgers. You can find BrewDog on the opposite side of the Park MGM Hotel and Casino, just minutes from New York New York, Eataly, and Hard Rock Cafe.

• Type of food: American (Contemporary, Brewpub)
• Price: $$
• What to order: Lobster Loaded Fries and the Korean Bacon Sandwich! The fries are generously topped with lobster, and the Korean bacon sandwich rivals the quality Asian fare I’m used to in Northern VA

2. Mon Ami Gabi

Located inside the Paris Hotel and Casino, Mon Ami Gabi consistently serves delicious dishes in a charming French bistro setting with beautiful views of the Strip. The interior and patio facing the Bellagio are elegant, and the food is perfect. Their breakfast dishes are fantastic. I highly recommend the eggs benedict, and the cost is reasonable. If you’re looking for quality food and a great atmosphere in Vegas, Mon Ami Gabi is a must-try!

• Type of food: French 
• Price: $$
• What to order: Steak Frites, Onion Soup Au Gratin, Eggs Benedict

3. Sinatra

If you’re craving classic, upscale Italian food with a dash of Hollywood glamour, Sinatra is the place to be. This Forbes Travel Guide award-winning restaurant pays tribute to Frank Sinatra with sophisticated takes on Italian classics. Located in the Encore Casino and Hotel, the atmosphere is warm and inviting.

The truffle pasta is a standout, as is the lobster risotto. Your meal starts with a complimentary bread basket and homemade basil-infused butter – a nice touch. They even have a little chair for your purse! The portions are generous.

• Type of food: Italian (Fine Dining)
• Price: $$$
• What to order: Lobster Risotto, Truffle Pasta, Ossobuco My Way 

4. The Capital Grille

The Capital Grille, one of the top Las Vegas restaurants on the Strip, is a classic choice for a more refined steakhouse experience. The service is always on point, and the food is consistently top-notch. Located in a glass-fronted building on the corner of a busy intersection overlooking the Strip, it’s a great spot to people-watch while enjoying your meal!

The atmosphere is elegant and comfortable, making it ideal for both casual dinners and special occasions. They offer a great range of dishes, from a 16oz filet mignon and lobster tail to citrus salmon with almonds. There’s really nothing to complain about here. It’s consistently excellent.

• Type of food: American (Fine Dining)
• Price: $$$
• What to order: The “Bone-In Ribeye” is perfect for steak lovers, and the “Truffle Mashed Potatoes” are a must-have.

5. L’Atelier

L’Atelier is world-class. If you’re looking for something sophisticated and unique, this Michelin-starred restaurant is a knockout at a very reasonable price! Be sure to make a reservation in advance.

The setting is sleek and open, and I highly recommend sitting at the service counter where you can watch the chefs work their magic. The menu is incredibly creative, and each dish is like a work of art. If you have the time, I recommend opting for the set menu, which takes at least 2.5 hours to enjoy – it’s well worth it. The a la carte menu is fantastic too, but the tasting menu is an unforgettable experience.

The meal structure reminded me of the Inn at Little Washington in Virginia – with complimentary house-made loaves of bread, butter, amuse-bouches, and standout creative dishes.

• Type of food: French (Fine Dining)
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: If you don’t have time for the 2.5-hour set menu experience, try the La Caille – caramelized free-range quail stuffed with foie gras. Worth every dollar spent!

6. Wing Lei

Wing Lei at The Wynn is a Michelin-starred, Forbes Five-Star Chinese restaurant that offers a fine-dining take on traditional Cantonese cuisine. The interior is stunning, with gold tones that create a luxurious atmosphere.

The Peking Duck is out of this world – super crispy and flavorful, paired with delicate pancakes. The Braised Pork Belly and Grilled Lobster Tails and Shrimp are also standout dishes, super fresh and tasty. The service is exceptional, and for a high-end Chinese dining experience, the price is definitely worth it.

• Type of food: Chinese (Cantonese, Fine Dining)
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Peking Duck, Braised Pork Belly, Grilled Lobster Tails and Shrimp

7. Joel Robuchon

Joel Robuchon in Las Vegas offers an incredibly special (and pricy) dining experience. This three-Michelin-star, AAA Five Diamond, and Forbes Five-Star restaurant caters to the “most sophisticated of palates,” as they say on their Google business page, and it’s the definition of indulgence.

Despite a few negative reviews, the atmosphere is beautiful and elegant, and the food is incredible. While it’s on the pricier side (especially if you opt for the wine pairings), the experience and flavors are worth every penny, making for a truly memorable dining experience.

The service is impeccable, just as you’d expect from a Michelin-starred restaurant. If you’re looking for a special dining experience that has consistently delivered high quality over the years, this is it.

• Type of food: French (Fine Dining)
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: The 12-course “Degustation Menu” is the way to go if you want the full experience (at $525/person). For a la carte options, the Wagyu Steak, Le Black Cod, and Petit Four are incredible. They also serve excellent cocktails!

Other Great Eats You Won’t Want to Miss

Here are some other great spots you won’t want to miss on the Las Vegas Strip, ranked from least expensive to most expensive. As always, your dinner bill depends on what you order at each restaurant, but in general, these are some great places for a delicious meal on the Strip:

8. Secret Pizza

Secret Pizza is a hidden gem I stumbled upon at The Cosmopolitan, and I’m so glad I did! The lack of signage makes it feel like a secret (but the place can get pretty packed, so when you get there, you’ll realize it’s not-so-secret). It has the same vibe as a small NYC corner pizza shop.

It’s located on the third floor in a hallway lined with vintage records, near the Japanese restaurant. The pizza here is straightforward, no-frills, and really delicious. I love their crispy, thin crust. Even though the wait can be long, it’s totally worth it. The vibe is laid-back, and service is quick, making it perfect for late-night cravings or a quick bite on the Strip.

Plus, it’s one of the most affordable restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip!

• Type of food: Pizza (Casual)
• Price: $
• What to order: Meatball and Ricotta Pizza, Meat Pizza, Pepperoni and Mushroom Pizza

9. Bouchon

Bouchon offers a delightful French bistro experience that combines elegance with comfort. Located in The Venetian, the ambiance is sophisticated yet approachable, making it perfect for both casual meals and special occasions.

There are many delicious classic French dishes on the menu, like Escargots De Bourgogne and Foie Gras. Bouchon is known for its pastries, so if you can make it for brunch, I highly recommend booking a reservation online to secure your spot! The service is attentive, and they’re accommodating for people with allergies.

• Type of food: French (Bistro)
• Price: $$
• What to order: Foie Gras, Escargots De Bourgogne, French Onion Soup

10. Pronto By Giada

Pronto By Giada is a great grab-and-go spot in Las Vegas. It’s a casual concept by celebrity Chef Giada De Laurentiis (I grew up watching her on Food Network!) that offers a mix of sandwiches, salads, baked goods, and flatbreads for you to take with you.

The food is fresh and delicious, and although the prices are a bit high, I know that if I’m looking for something healthy and quick during my two-week stays on the Strip, this is the place to be. Don’t listen to the negative reviews that expect something out-of-this-world – Pronto is a solid choice for a quick meal.

I also recommend their detox soup! I was feeling a bit sick on the Strip, and after having two cups of Giada’s detox soup along with fresh juices, I felt amazing. Her Cobb Salad is another standout – it’s big enough to share and will definitely fill you up!

• Type of food: Italian-American
• Price: $$
• What to order: Detox Soup, Cobb Salad 

11. Grand Lux at Venetian

Grand Lux at The Palazzo is a fantastic brunch spot. The menu is extensive, and the atmosphere is upscale yet relaxed. They also have great lunch and dinner options, like the Stacked Chicken Quesadilla and Crispy Fish and Chips. The portions are generous too!

The menu is reminiscent of the Cheesecake Factory’s, as the restaurant was founded by the same people. The goal is to offer Italian trattoria or French bistro-style food at a reasonable price. The food here is always delicious, and the prices are very reasonable. Just keep in mind that it’s located directly in the casino, so it might not be the quietest spot for dinner, but they’ve got great food at good prices.

I highly recommend the Grand Lux Burger and Chicken Madeira. For dessert, the Chocolate Chip Cookie Sundae is a must-try.

• Type of food: American (Casual)
• Price: $$
• What to order: Grand Lux Burger Melt, Crispy Fish and Chips, Stacked Chicken Quesadilla

12. Yardbird Southern Table & Bar

Yardbird Southern Table & Bar brings authentic Southern flavors to Las Vegas in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Also located in The Venetian, the menu features classic dishes like Chicken and Waffles, Shrimp and Grits, Fried Green Tomatoes, and more.

The Fried Chicken is a standout – crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The Shrimp and Grits are another must-try, and you can’t go wrong with their Southern Banana Pudding! If you love good Southern comfort food, Yardbird is an excellent choice.

• Type of food: Southern
• Price: $$
• What to order: Fried Chicken, Chicken and Waffles, Lobster Mac and Cheese, Shrimp and Grits, Banana Pudding

13. The Crack Shack

The Crack Shack is a great spot for some comfort food, located directly on the Strip at Park MGM. Their fried chicken is crispy and flavorful, and the American Chick Burger with pineapple mustard on the side is delicious. If you’re in the mood for something different, the “Crack Fries” with spicy ranch dip are the perfect side dish.

It’s a laid-back spot where you can indulge in comfort food without any fuss. They also have a lovely outdoor seating area with a great view of the Strip.

• Type of food: Chicken (Comfort Food)
• Price: $$
• What to order: Fried Chicken, Fried Chicken Sandwiches, Crack Fries, Coleslaw

14. Eggslut

Eggslut is popular, and for good reason! Situated in The Cosmopolitan, Eggslut specializes in gourmet egg dishes. Known for its breakfast sandwiches, it’s a favorite spot for brunch and makes for a great grab-and-go meal.

Some reviewers say that while the food is tasty, it might not always justify the hype, but I’ve always had good experiences at Eggslut (except when the lines are crazy, usually around 10 a.m. or 11 a.m.). The duck fat-fried truffle hash browns are my favorite, especially as someone who tries to avoid seed oils whenever I can!

This is one of the good breakfast restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip!

• Type of food: American (Breakfast and Brunch)
• Price: $$
• What to order: The Slut (a coddled egg on a brioche bun), Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Sandwich, Duckfat Truffle Hash Browns

15. Eataly Las Vegas

Eataly Las Vegas, located within the Park MGM, is one of my favorite places to grab a bite in Las Vegas. It’s a vibrant Italian marketplace that combines a variety of restaurants, cafes, and food counters with diverse retail offerings like premium olive oils, candies, chocolates, and more. I love stopping by Eataly for their fresh pastas and pastries – their tiramisu is incredible!

The atmosphere is reminiscent of a traditional Italian market, and while the variety is impressive, some visitors have found certain offerings to be on the pricier side, which I agree with. Still, I think it’s worth it if you’re in the mood for fresh, homemade pasta!

• Type of food: Italian
• Price: $$$
• What to order: Margherita Pizza, Fresh Pasta, Gelato

16. Mizumi

Mizumi is located in the Wynn Las Vegas, and the ambiance is simply gorgeous, complete with a koi pond and Japanese garden. It’s a beautiful, relaxing meal. The sushi and sashimi are incredibly fresh, and the robata grill offerings are also excellent, like the grilled shrimp with chili oil. The passion fruit soufflé is something else!

I highly recommend trying the omakase menu, but you can also order a few items à la carte. It’s a great spot if you want to try a few dishes and then go see a show without stuffing yourself. It’s a bit on the pricey side, but for the quality, it’s well worth it – the fish was just so fresh!

• Type of food: Japanese
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Chef’s Sushi Sampler, Wagyu Steak (melts in your mouth), Black Cod Skewer

17. Scarpetta

Another incredible restaurant in The Cosmopolitan, Scarpetta features contemporary Italian dishes made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The menu offers a variety of pasta options, with the Spaghetti Pomodoro being a standout favorite (everything is made with fresh, homemade pasta).

They have a chef’s pairing menu for $175 per person if you’re interested, but the à la carte dishes are pretty great too. You can enjoy some beautiful fountain views along with your meal, making it one of the best Italian restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip!

• Type of food: Italian
• Price: $$$
• What to order: Spaghetti Pomodoro, Gnocchi, Lamb Bolognese, Veal Chop Milanese, Fennel Dusted Black Cod

18. Maestro’s Ocean Club

This restaurant looks a bit intimidating on the outside, especially if you’re walking through the Shops at Crystals, but the food is delicious. Maestro’s Ocean Club offers a sophisticated seafood dining experience in a very elegant, refined setting. The Oysters Rockefeller are delicious, and they also have some incredible cocktails, like the lemon drop cocktail (served over dry ice).

I also recommend the Lobster Bisque and the Chilean Sea Bass, which are both cooked to perfection. The restaurant is on the pricier side, but the food is top-notch.

• Type of food: Seafood
• Price: $$$
• What to order: Oysters Rockefeller, Lobster Bisque, Chilean Sea Bass, Bone-In Ribeye 22oz with creamed spinach and asparagus

19. Delmonico Steakhouse

Delmonico Steakhouse offers a classic steakhouse experience with a New Orleans twist. Located in The Venetian, the menu features prime cuts and Creole-inspired dishes. The pepper-crusted bourbon sauce ribeye steak is incredibly flavorful, and I love their BBQ shrimp, which isn’t too sweet and cooked to perfection. If you have room for dessert, I highly recommend Emeril’s Banana Cream Pie!

• Type of food: Steakhouse with New Orleans Flair
• Price: $$$
• What to order: Emeril’s New Orleans Barbecue Shrimp, Pepper-Crusted Bourbon Ribeye Steak, Emeril’s Banana Cream Pie

20. Mott 32

I first heard about Mott 32 when my parents went to Vegas a few years ago for the first time. They had the most luxurious time in The Venetian Hotel and Casino, and they decided to try Mott 32. Since then, they’ve been raving about this restaurant, saying that it’s better than the type of high-quality Asian food we have in the Northern VA-DC area, and I had to try it myself.

Mott 32 is well worth the hype, especially if you’re a fan of high-quality Asian food. I don’t know why it’s ranked so low on Google My Business because it’s so good! Mott 32 offers a wide range of upscale favorite dishes from various regions of China, including Canton, Shanghai, and Beijing. The mood and service of this restaurant are top-tier, with dim, romantic lighting and a peaceful, quiet dining experience.

The restaurant is famed for its specialty Peking duck, and for good reason! The skin is perfectly crispy, and the meat is super juicy and flavorful. The short rib and vermicelli pot are also incredible dishes. I drool just remembering the short rib!

• Type of food: Chinese
• Price: $$$
• What to order: Short Rib, Peking Duck, Dim Sum

21. Sushisamba Las Vegas

Sushisamba is exactly how it sounds – a vibrant fusion of Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian flavors in a unique dining experience that’s hard to find anywhere else. Located in the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian, it has an eye-catching, colorful vibe with an open kitchen where you can watch the chefs in action.

I absolutely love the sushi here! Each piece tastes fresh and is of great quality. I also really enjoyed their tonkotsu ramen and the Japanese A5 Wagyu Beef Gyoza! Be sure to try the Samba Roll for a bold, delicious mix of flavors.

• Type of food: Japanese (Fusion)
• Price: $$$
• What to order: Japanese A5 Wagyu Beef Gyoza, Samba Roll, Tonkotsu Ramen

22. Bazaar Meat by José Andrés

Another standout restaurant by José Andrés, Bazaar Meat offers a unique dining experience that redefines the traditional steakhouse concept. Located in the SAHARA Las Vegas, the menu features a variety of meats prepared with inventive techniques.

The classic beef tartare melts in your mouth, and the bison carpaccio is something else! I also highly recommend the patatas bravas and buttered potato purée on the side. The A5 is also excellent, making it a bucket-list dinner for sure! If you’re a meat lover, this place is a must-try.

• Type of food: Steakhouse
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Bison Carpaccio, Cotton Candy Foie Gras, Beefsteak Tomato Tartare, A5, Beef Rib Steak Chuleton

23. Carversteak

Carversteak offers a modern and upscale steakhouse experience with top-notch quality cuts of beef. Located in Resorts World, the menu features a variety of cuts, all cooked to perfection. You can enjoy premium dry-aged steaks, fresh seafood, and innovative sides.

The Wagyu Cheesesteak Bites are a delicious starter dish, and I also recommend the Australian Wagyu and seared crab cakes! The extensive wine list complements the dishes well, and the service is excellent.

• Type of food: Steakhouse
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Wagyu Cheesesteak Bites, Steak Tartare, Seared Crab Cake, Australian Wagyu

24. Delilah

Delilah is a glamorous spot that features upscale, 1950s decor, reminiscent of old Hollywood. Located in the Wynn, the art-deco decor and live entertainment make it one of the most unique dining experiences on the Strip! It’s very Las Vegas – you’re not allowed to take pictures inside, keeping the mystique intact.

The service is excellent, and I highly recommend the surf and turf, as well as the beef carpaccio. The Crab Rangoon is another delicious dish! The service was friendly, and the overall experience is really unique. It’s hard to land a reservation here, but it definitely lives up to the hype.

• Type of food: New American
• Price: $$$
• What to order: Crab Rangoon, Chocolate Brownie, Surf and Turf, Cavatelu alla Vodka

25. Beauty & Essex

Beauty & Essex offers a chic and vibrant atmosphere, combining innovative New American cuisine with a touch of glamour. Located in The Cosmopolitan, the restaurant has a seemingly unassuming pawn shop entrance (you can actually buy the items on display if you want) that transforms into an elegant dining experience. The concept is super unique, and the food is delicious.

The menu is a delightful mix of small plates and larger entrées, with standout dishes like the Tuna Poke Dumplings and the Grilled Cheese & Tomato Soup Dumplings (a dish which I’m still trying to wrap my head around in terms of how ingenious it is). The dessert and cocktail selection is equally impressive! Be sure to make a reservation because they are always super busy.

• Type of food: New American
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Tuna Poke Dumplings, Grilled Cheese & Tomato Soup Dumplings

26. SW Steakhouse

SW Steakhouse is one of the best spots in Las Vegas for a top-tier steakhouse experience. Located at the Wynn, the atmosphere is sleek and upscale, with beautiful views of the Lake of Dreams show (one of the many free shows and activities on the Las Vegas Strip!).

The steaks here are absolutely fantastic – perfectly cooked and seasoned. The Tomahawk Steak is a standout, and the jumbo bone marrow flambe is a feast for the eyes as much as it is for the stomach (bone marrow is my favorite). A lot of the sides are indulgent and make for perfect accompaniments to the steak, like the parmesan creamed spinach, shaved brussel sprouts, and mac and cheese. It’s a splurge, but worth every penny.

• Type of food: Steakhouse
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Wagyu Tomahawk Steak, Mac and Cheese, Jumbo Bone Marrow Flambe, Parmesan Creamed Spinach

27. Tom Colicchio’s Craftsteak

Craftsteak by Tom Colicchio is a AAA Four Diamond steakhouse at the MGM Grand Las Vegas. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, with contemporary touches that make it feel upscale yet approachable.

Even though some dishes are simple, like cinnamon monkey bread and lamb chops, the way they’re prepared is excellent. If you’re a fan of American steakhouse cuisine, this place nails it, with exceptional service to match.

• Type of food: American (Steakhouse)
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Cinnamon Monkey Bread, Creamy Butter Mashed Potatoes, 18oz Ribeye Steak, Filet Mignon

28. Le Cirque

Le Cirque is one of those places where the experience feels as special as the food. Set in the Bellagio, the circus-themed decor adds a fun, unique energy to an otherwise elegant dining experience. It’s a AAA Five Diamond Award Winner, and rightly so – each dish is beautifully crafted and flavorful.

The foie gras and lobster salad is rich and perfectly prepared, and the service is impeccable. It’s definitely on the pricier side, but the quality of the food, atmosphere, and service makes every penny worth it. The truffle risotto and Brittany Loup de Mer are also delicious!

• Type of food: French
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Truffle Risotto, Foie Gras, Brittany Loup de Mer

29. Guy Savoy

Guy Savoy is another incredible French dining experience (I swear, Las Vegas is full of them!). Located in Caesars Palace, the setting is luxurious but not super stuffy. The artichoke and black truffle soup is a standout – it’s unlike anything I’ve ever had, rich, velvety, and full of flavor. It also comes with this delicious toasted mushroom brioche with black truffle butter!

The roasted pigeon was another standout, as well as the caviar colors. The service is consistently top-notch here; every detail was attended to, and the waiters are really knowledgeable about the ingredients of each dish. It’s an expensive meal (some reviews say they spent $2300 overall), but the food, service, and overall experience make it worth the splurge. You’ll be super full after your meal!

• Type of food: French
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Artichoke and Black Truffle Soup, Colors of Caviar, Lobster Tortellini, Sealand Wagyu Beef

30. Eiffel Tower Restaurant

You know the Eiffel Tower replica in Las Vegas? You can dine at the top! It’s actually a fantastic restaurant offering incredible views of the Strip. The restaurant features classic French cuisine in a lovely, romantic atmosphere (if you can, I highly recommend booking a dinner reservation to get those incredible views of the Las Vegas Strip at night! Brunch is also another good experience).

Keep in mind, it’s about an extra $40 per person to sit near the window, but the food is good – surprisingly good! I highly recommend the chocolate souffle and pistachio souffle, and the sautéed snap peas! It’s a bit of a splurge, but the views and the overall experience make it totally worth it.

• Type of food: French
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Individual Eiffel Tower Beef Wellington, Sautéed Snap Peas, Chocolate Souffle, Pistachio Souffle

31. é by José Andrés

If you’re looking for some really creative dishes, try é by José Andrés. Located in The Cosmopolitan, the dishes are a spin on Spanish cuisine. If you can, I highly recommend trying the tasting menu, which consists of about 20+ courses of tapas. Each dish is assembled in front of you, which is such a fun feast for your eyes, making it an interactive experience.

The minimalist decor and intimate setting make it feel very exclusive and cozy, and the waiters are so friendly and welcoming. Reservations are tough to get, but if you can score a seat, it’s an unforgettable culinary experience.

• Type of food: Spanish Fusion
• Price: $$$$
• What to order: Daily Special Paella, Jose Taco, Lomo de Buy con Escabeche 

Conclusion

Las Vegas offers an endless amount of exciting things to do, and its dining scene is truly something special. I always tell my friends that if you want to experience a taste of luxury, the fine dining in Vegas will definitely make you feel like a millionaire. 

But if you’re after something a bit more laid-back, Vegas knows how to elevate even the simplest meals with an upscale twist (I mean, duck fat-fried truffle hash browns? Not exactly something you’d find at your local McDonald’s).

So, the next time you’re in town, be sure to check out these amazing spots. You won’t be disappointed.

Happy travels!