
Four Las Vegas Dinners, From Diner Plates to Thai Curries
Sharing can start with an omelet large enough for two or a whole fried fish cut for the table. The settings have character too, with stained-glass lanterns at diner tables and playful historical portraits in the steakhouse.


Stained-glass lanterns light the Peppermill's retro dining room on the Strip. Order late-night eggs and pancakes or an omelet large enough for two. Scratch-made Bloody Marys accompany the diner classics. The Fireside Lounge features a fire pit. Retro bar couches offer seating while diners wait for tables.
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Cleaver pairs custom steaks with cocktails at the back of a Paradise Road strip mall. Playful Napoleonic-era portraits decorate the dining room. The menu includes creamy pork belly mac and cheese. Daily happy hour offers well-drink specials from opening until last call at 11:45 p.m.
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Chef Saipin Chutima draws on family recipes for Lotus of Siam's Northern Thai cooking. Herbs and spices shape the coconut-less curries. Whole fried fish comes cut for sharing. The off-Strip restaurant also has a wine list. Mango sticky rice offers a sweet finish.
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Inside Planet Hollywood, Caramella pairs Italian dining with a modernized 1970s aesthetic and a nostalgic playlist. Visitors single out the calamari. Warm, attentive table service supports the meal. A secret candy shop door conceals the speakeasy. Reviews also praise the Sunday all-you-can-eat brunch.
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