The Orleans Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas has no less than 13 notable restaurants and cafes, and even an Irish pub. Canal Street is its steak and seafood restaurant. Prime Rib is one of its specialities, all in a distinctively New Orleans style.
Prime Rib Loft is definitely the best for prime rib in this hotel. This restaurant overlooks the casino area and you need to be serious about eating prime rib to eat here. Of course, ther are other items on the menu too, as well as excellent service and a “comfortable and attractive ambience,” to quote the web site.
Big Al’s Oyster bar speaks for itself:
“Serving freshly shucked oysters and clams or choose from steamed clams, Voodoo mussels, pan roasts, bouillabaisse and pasta dishes all served with an authentic Creole/Cajun flair.” www.orleanscasino.com
The French Market Buffet features an unusual mix of foods. They have Mongolian, Mexican, Italian and Chinese for a start. It’s a buffet as its name suggests, and expect the best, especially from the dessert bar!
Don Miguel’s is an extremely good Mexican restaurant. Don’t miss it! And Koji combines a Sushi Bar with a China Bistro. This is an Oriental mix that works really well. Chinese cuisine and Orleans-style specialities combine in the Courtyard cafe, which is open 24 hours a day.
The Orleans Hotel has a T.G.I. Friday’s. It’s as good as any you might find of the chain. They also have Brendan’s Pub. It’s as authentic an Irish pub as you’ll find outside of Ireland. Here you’ll find genuine Irish beers and whiskeys. They also serve pub food, which is very good.
Seattle’s Best naturally has to center on coffee. Whichever your favorite coffe brand might be, you will probably find it here. Terrible Mike’s is a fast food place. they have hot dogs, sandwiches, hamburgers and more. And finally Subway will serve you their healthy alternatives that have made them famous. Enjoy!
