vegas

So I'm back from my three-day family trip to Vegas. We saw lots of short skirts, bright lights and compulsive gambling. Unfortunately I'm not any richer, but had a good time nonetheless. Since this was a family trip, I didn't make them endure my usual gluttony-filled agenda, but we still ate a few good meals.

After landing in Vegas and checking in we had dinner a very late Grand Lux Cafe in our hotel. The food was pretty greasy, but satisfyingly good at 1 a.m. (4 a.m. Toronto time).

* short rib sloppy joe

* short rib grilled cheese

* Carolina BBQ pork sandwich

Lunch at Mon Ami Gabi in the Paris Hotel. We originally wanted to hit up Le Village buffet, but the line was ridiculous (as it was at all the buffets).


* fresh and hot baguette

* chicken liver mousse

* french onion soup

* frites

* gaufrette potato chips

* grilled salmon and spinach salad

* croque monsieur

* open-faced crab salad sandwich

Dinner at Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak and Stone Crab in Caesar's Palace. All of our steaks were cooked nicely, the stone crab claws were sweet and tender, and the sides were perfect with our meaty mains. Pretty good for a chain restaurant.

* medium-sized crab claws

* my ribeye

* french fried sweets

* steamed asparagus w/ lemon butter

* macaroni and cheese

* Grand Lux Cafe
The Venetian Hotel
3355 Las Vegas Blvd.

* Mon Ami Gabi
Paris Hotel
3655 Las Vegas Blvd.

*Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak and Stone Crab
Caesar's Palace
3500 Las Vegas Blvd.

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