You haven’t really been to Vegas until you’ve visited Fremont Street, a downtown haven for art, culture, and casinos. Here are 10 must-try restaurants near Fremont Street.
1. Barry’s Downtown Prime
It is never the wrong time to enjoy a good steak, and you can visit Barry’s at Circa for this. The menu is versatile, and you can find well-aged steaks and more prepared how you like them. The artistry here is evident from beautiful pieces on the walls, vintage décor, and more. Delicious meals cater to various preferences, including a vegan menu.
2. Pop Up Pizza
You can order pizza by the slice from Pop Up Pizza, a leading location with delicious pizza on this side of the city. Enjoy options such as creamy onion, spinach, and mushroom pizza, crispy pepperoni, and even a vegan pizza. The menu also includes some non-pizza choices like salads and wings. Finish off your meal with an old-school ice cream cone for dessert. One of the best things about this eatery is the affordable price point.
3. Pizza Rock
Another pizza place is Pizza Rock, located in the Downtown Grand. They have delicious pizza options but also serve cocktails, beers, and other drinks. It’s a fun place to be, and it’s never a dull moment here, whether you have company or visit alone.
4. 8 East
8 East is one of Circa’s popular restaurants. It specializes in authentic Asian fare under chef Dan Coughlin. The menu brings many tasty options, including shareable plates that enable you to sample various menu items if you order in a group. Entrees include the 8 East ramen, a steak noodle salad, lobster fried rice, and more. Ordering dessert is a fantastic idea, and the Asian Tiramisu is exceptional. You can visit for lunch or dinner, and they also have happy hour.
5. Market Street Café
You know a restaurant has something great to offer when you see people lining up to get served. Market Street Café is a perfect example, as many people visit to order their special savory oxtail soup, usually available from 5 pm. They also have other items on the menu, including loco moco, that most people enjoy. The restaurant is open till late, so you can stop by anytime while club hopping or exploring the city by night to grab something to eat.
6. Triple George Grill
Enjoy terrific meals at Triple George Grill, a neighborhood restaurant. Dining here feels luxurious, even if you sit on the patio, which is perfect as you cool off on a martini. You can order a charcuterie board as a starter while waiting for a delicious steak meal. Some popular menu items are the 34oz Tomahawk ribeye or the 10oz Filet mignon. For diners not big on steak, they can order the Fisherman’s Wharf Cioppino, which has various offerings from the sea, like octopus and mussels. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner.
7. Freedom Beat
A popular brunch location is Freedom Beat, located in the Downtown Grand Hotel and Casino. It is a fun place with live music and a great menu to make your visit worthwhile. The establishment is by chef Scott Commings, who most people know as a Hell’s Kitchen winner. Such an accolade is significant in the food industry, and food enthusiasts know they are in good hands. The pot roast here is the bestseller here.
8. Whiskey Licker Up
One of the highlights of Whiskey Licker Up along Fremont Street is the rotating bar. It is an impressive feature that enables guests to enjoy views from various angles. As the name suggests, you can find whiskeys here, but they also offer food, beers, wine, and cocktails like the Vegas sunset, Southern Belle, and more. The saloon has ample seating, although the rotating bar accommodates around twenty-five people at one go.
9. Saginaw’s Delicatessen
Saginaw’s deli will exceed your expectations with good sandwiches and more. Their sandwiches are large, so big you need both hands to hold them properly. The quantity also matches the quality, as the sandwiches, like anything else on the menu, are fresh and flavorful. The price point could be a bit higher for a sandwich than some places, but it is worth every penny spent. You can find this deli at the Circa Resort for sandwiches, prime rib, and more. It’s open 24 hours a day.
10. Aloha Specialties
At Aloha, guests can enjoy a little bit of Hawaii while still in Las Vegas. It is a beautiful restaurant, serving unique dishes like Ahi Poke in true Hawaiian style. You can also order rice bowls, Loco Moco, and other Island theme offerings. The restaurant is budget-friendly, with most dishes under $20.
