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10 best places to get a meal under $10 in Las Vegas

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By STEPHANIE GRIMES
REVIEWJOURNAL.COM
It’s time to vote for 2014’s Best of Las Vegas. The votes aren’t quite in yet, but they’re being counted as they come.

Here are the top 10 places in Las Vegas to get a meal under $10, ranked based on the votes that have been placed since voting opened last month. You can vote online or in print until Feb. 3.

1. Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop. A GTC favorite, we eat here during set up.

Capriotti’s has a couple dozen locations in the Las Vegas Valley (find them here). Yelp reviewers recommend the Grilled Italian, Italian Sausage and Cheese Steak, as well as a Capriotti’s creation: The Bobbie.

“If you have never had a “Bobbie” then please try it at least once,” one reviewer wrote. “If you love a Thanksgiving meal then you will really love this one.”

2. Custom Built Pizza

One Yelp reviewer called Custom Built Pizza, on Grand Canyon at Flamingo, a “Subway concept … but for pizza!”

Build your own pizza or try one of the menu options. Reviewers recommend building a pizza with the spicy diavola sauce, and to sign up for a “belly card” to earn rewards.

3. Pasta Fresh

Located in the same shopping center as Custom Built Pizza, locally owned Pasta Fresh gets good reviews on Yelp partly because the pasta is made from scratch.

Reviewers recommend building your own pasta and taking advantage of the lunch special.

“Great deal, $6.99 for choose your own pasta, bread, & soup or salad,” one reviewer wrote. “Definitely try it if you haven’t yet, they have something for everyone.”

4. ZiKiZ. A personal recommendation.

Mediterranean-inspired ZiKiZ, at 1500 N. Green Valley Pkwy. in Henderson, “really gets it,” according to one Yelp reviewer.

“The pick your wrap concept is so brilliantly suited to the kind of Arab comfort food that every college kid in England and Michigan is used to after a night of partying, but the level of choice also makes healthy and hearty completely plausible,” the reviewer wrote.

The house-made hummus and hot sauce are must-tries, according to reviews.

5. Annie’s Kitchen. Just had their ribs last week, it ain’t Memphis dry rub, but it ain’t bad.

The ribs are the pull for Annie’s Kitchen, located at 1212 D Street.

“This is my place to go when I don’t feel like doing it myself,” one reviewer wrote. “The price is right and the food is good.”

6. Anthony’s New York Pizza and Deli

Reviewers say Anthony’s is legitimate New York-style pizza for a good price.

They’re only open during the workweek, but Yelp reviews say the service is fast enough to warrant a lunchtime trip.

“If you work downtown, the trick is to call in your order and pick it up about 10 minutes later,” one reviewer wrote.

(Bonus: Q&A with Anthony’s Pizza owner Anthony Milo)

7. 28GO the Restaurant

28GO, at 4632 S. Maryland Pkwy., offers an Asian fusion menu and considers itself a mix between sophisticated chic and casual dining.

Yelp reviewers suggest trying the pork belly and the bulgogi waffle.

8. In-N-Out Burger. A California standard and probably one of the best burgers around. Still family owned, and they pay the highest wages in the industry, yet have the highest per store gross of any fast food chain.

In-N-Out has a dozen Las Vegas locations (http://www.in-n-out.com/). That makes East coasters really jealous, as one Yelp reviewer points out.

“According to rumors, and I believe this to be true, they apparently sprinkle magic into each burger and all of their fries,” he wrote. “There is nowhere on the planet that you can get a burger this delightful for these prices.”

If you’re looking for variety, In-N-Out isn’t your place, but try ordering “animal style” to get your fries with melted cheese, sauteed onions and spread.

9. Carlito’s Burritos

Try Carlito’s, located at 3345 E. Patrick Lane, for what one Yelp reviewer called the “best New Mexican food outside of New Mexico.”

“It was just like being back home in Santa Fe,” another said.

Reviewers suggest trying the carne adovada enchiladas, green chile stew and sopapillas.

10. Komex Fusion Express

KoMex Fusion Express, located at Decatur and Washington, offers Mexican-Korean fusion food — and it’s local.

Reviewers recommend pretty much anything off the fusion menu, especially the bulgogi nachos.


Replies:

Posted by: TommyC on January 23, 2014, 5:31 pm

Thanks

Posted by: TheUsualSuspect on January 23, 2014, 7:17 pm

Armin, this is quite an extensive report of the eating habits of Pitt Boss. It is obvious what your second passion is after craps. How do you manage keeping yourself in fine athletic conditioning? Happy New Year, TheUsualSuspect, Semper Fi. Carry on.

Posted by: Pit Boss on January 25, 2014, 3:46 am

Lots and lots of fork and spoon pull ups!! I am also a master of the knife and fork ballet.

Posted by: TheUsualSuspect on January 25, 2014, 7:58 pm

I knew you had hidden talents. 😀 😀 TheUsualSuspect, Semper Fi carry on

Posted by: Stealthman on January 28, 2014, 4:59 am

A timely post as we will be there next week and are always looking for inexpensive but good food.

Hard Rock had a gamblers special off menu that you have to ask for which is good for $7.77.

Jim

Posted by: Skinny on January 28, 2014, 2:23 pm

Stealthman,

I think there are some time restrictions on the $7.77 special. It was not available at the time we went there to order it. Check out when it is available so you are there when it can be ordered.

Posted by: brothelman on January 28, 2014, 5:31 pm

Wrong

Smash burger blows away in and out

The deli in the rio has some of the best sandwiches and burgers and salads and pizza in town for under 10 bucks

Then there is the little bar up in the corner of the four queens that makes its sliders from filet mignon

How about ahi nachos with top quality tuna and creamed wasabi and ginger sauce in the chart house not to mention there plantains or fish tacos or sliders out of prime rib catch here though hap hour 4-6 Monday through Friday, the chart house iis in the golden nugget.

Last but not least metro pizza and two slices and a drink for about 6 bucks.

Everyone of these places deserve a tasting.

Posted by: Pit Boss on January 28, 2014, 5:42 pm

Thx B-Man

Had never heard of SmashBurger, new chain looks good>>>> http://smashburger.com/

Agree with you about the deli at Rio, the burgers are huge and JUICY!!

Posted by: brothelman on January 28, 2014, 5:55 pm

Go try the little cigar bar in the four queens the sliders are out of this world and home made root beer on tap

Posted by: Stealthman on January 29, 2014, 12:37 am

Thanks Skinny.

As usual like any medium to large city – toooooo many good places to eat and not enough time,

Jim

Posted by: TheLion on January 29, 2014, 10:45 pm

It’s a little more than $10, but less than $15, but Ellis Island has the best BBQ you’ll have while not in Memphis, TN or Kansas City. The sweet tea is awesome too

Posted by: TheUsualSuspect on January 30, 2014, 3:46 pm

For a good meal I’m going to shadow Armin and Tom, just reading their post is making me hungry. TheUsualSuspect, Semper Fi carry on 😀 😀

Posted by: brothelman on January 30, 2014, 6:00 pm

Ellis island use to have many uder ten buck deals that where good but there quality is not up to the other places we are talking about.

It still is good bang for the buck.

Posted by: TheWall on January 31, 2014, 1:18 am

I love this info. I have taken some of the past recommendations and had a fantastic time at a great price in Vegas thanks to this board. Try Strip Burger across from Wynn. Best I have ever had in Vegas with a berry shake. Tiny place but if I had a private jet and unlimited funds you bet I’d fly out there for lunch!!

Posted by: The Breeze on January 31, 2014, 4:23 pm

There is a grill restaurant in the food court at the Venetian that make the best fish and chips I have ever eaten. I think they use tiliapia with a perfect light beer batter.

Posted by: Stealthman on February 8, 2014, 3:43 am

Hard Rock Lucky 7 restuarant special – Gambler’s special $7.77.
Steak, 3 Shrimp, green beans and mashed potatoes.

Offer is still active and good. Each time had leftovers.

Stealthman

Posted by: Stealthman on February 10, 2014, 1:52 am

Silver Seven Casino on Paradise has a good buffet with players card.
Breakfast – $4.99
Dinner – $8.99

Short walk from class.

Posted by: The Breeze on February 13, 2014, 5:16 am

How about some dinner deal recommendations or best bang for your buck dinners or dinners you should not miss?

How about the best bar or the best place to go have a drink?

And while I am thinking about it the hidden pizza place down the unmarked hallway at the Comso is a great place for pizza. No signage, no arrow, no advertisement. Just look for the hallway with some pictures and looks like it doesn’t go anywhere and the pizza place is at the end.

Posted by: brothelman on February 13, 2014, 8:42 am

The on must do is the bacchanal buffet at casers palace.

Tel me you are taking me anywhere I want to go and it will not be Gordon Ramsey even thought the wygu is well worth it Emeril’s no cirque no Gallagher’s no no no no no it will be Bacchanal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: The Contractor on February 13, 2014, 6:49 pm

You want a hole in the wall type of place for pizza, you’ve got to try Naked City Pizza. I’ve never been disappointed there.
The Contractor