Dirt Dog is genuinely one of my favorite places to eat while I'm in Vegas. It's cheap, it's not…read morefast food, it tastes good, and it's easy to get to. It's hard to find something that fits all those requirements on the Strip. They sell loaded hot dogs, fries, and cocktails. My favorites are the elote dog and DUI fries, and their cocktails are some of the best value for price. The Strip location is specifically outdoors and there's a decent amount of seating, but they can fill up quickly when it's busy. There's also a location inside the Showcase Mall if you'd prefer to sit indoors. I may be biased because I also love hot dogs, but I will definitely be back for more.

Honestly probably some of the best hot dogs I've ever had!! We went to the one in the food court on…read morethe strip and I knew it was going to be good because it was busy. Got the Elote dog, chili dog, house dog and the dirty bag of hot Cheetos with carne asada. Everything was packed with flavor and had the perfect amount of toppings. My favorite was the elote dog!! This will now be an automatic stop every time we come back to Vegas.

Double the size of 2018, the Annual Asian Night Market was the place to be for one night only. Open…read morefrom 6PM to 11PM, the lines were long, anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour wait to get in. Admission was free when you signed up in advance on Eventbrite. Once inside, booths and plenty of food trucks awaited. There were about 20 different setups ranging from teas, dessert, hot dogs, sushi, ramen, noodles and more. Most lines went quick and the grub was served up fresh and hot, or cold if you chose meet fresh or fluff ice. The fam and I went this year so was easy for us to sample about 7 different foods from multiple booths / trucks. Tables to enjoy your food were available at each end and the entrance. It was a beautiful evening as the weather was in the 70-80's, perfect for an evening of sampling local hot spots and food trucks. Tip: Have each person stand in a separate line to maximize what you can order and share the food as it is served. Will be back next year to experience it again!

In just its second year, I missed the inaugural Las Vegas Asian Night Market as I was back home in…read moreHawaii at this time last year. Reading the reviews, it doesn't seem like I missed much, but after reading this review (for those who didn't attend last night's festivities) y'all didn't miss much, as there was so much more to be desired and so much more to still be improved upon. It also didn't help the fact that We recently came back from attending the Gold standard of night markets in North America, The Richmond Night Market in Canada which has been around since 2000, boasting over 100 food vendors and over 200 market vendors in an open, 18-acre lot, various games, exhibits, and a main event stage that caters to the 1 MILLION attendees every year. Back to our "night market", the overall vibe felt like a very poorly thought out block party. For the 10,000 people who attended last night, here's some highs and lows of the festivities in my eyes: Highs: 10,000+ in attendance means that there's a demand for events like this Great effort to the people responsible for putting this together . Now the Lows/Points of improvement: BIGGER, OPEN LOT With attendance guaranteed to grow next year, a bigger open area is SUPER necessary. A blocked off street section with lines snaking every which way and people going against the grain saying "excuse me" every second was chaotic! LIGHTS/SIGNAGE/LOUNGING The street lights were the primary source of light for the event which made for a blah, dimly lit venue, the lounging areas that I saw were just tables and chairs at either side of the street, kinda like an afterthought. Some food vendors' signage was non existent or not very visible, again to a poorly lit venue. Better lighting is another necessity! MORE VENDORS Drop "Asian", rename it 702 or Las Vegas Night Market, and reach out to chefs, restaurants, food and non-food vendors, etc. After all, aren't we considered a culinary destination? There's seriously no shortage of food choices here. Maybe this way, it'll alleviate the long lines, offer more food choices, and lessen the possibilities of food vendors running out of food(Fukuburger ran out at 8:30pm)/drinks ,gives people the opportunity to browse, shop, and possibly come back for more food. AREN'T WE A CITY KNOWN FOR ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT? There's also no shortage of singers, dancers, acrobats, magicians, comedians, cooking schools, martial arts schools, etc. in Vegas!? TAKE A PAGE FROM THE RICHMOND NIGHT MARKET Check out my review/pictures! Go on their website and check out all the YouTube videos....It's a well thought out night market...Scrap the VIP Package and offer an Express Zoom Pass to allow Zoom Pass Holders early entrance before General admission attendees. More people are guaranteed to purchase this for sure. Extend dates to possibly multiple weekends in a month instead of just one day each year? (Maybe mid-September through the month of October) Richmond Night Market was every weekend(Fri, Sat, Sun) from May 10 through October 14, from 7pm to 11pm and the place was packed start to finish! TAP INTO OUR LOCAL ARTISTS Maybe think of a theme, and make it more inviting! A little splash of color and maybe some cool installations to give the venue life! Color does wonders! Remember, these two stars are MY EXPERIENCE, so take it with a grain of salt, learn and evolve from it, and don't taze me, don't @ me, or message me with any form of negativity. Believe you me, I really want this thing to stick around, because our community could really use an event like this after working out the kinks. ALOHA!!! SHAKA METER: \uuu/ \uuu/ 2(with a huge margin for improvement)

Taking place in front of Bread and Butter, four of Vegas' Street vendors participated in a first…read moreever "Brunch Fight" Street Food Throwdown... The four competitors were: TastyBunz, Grouchy John's, Lulu's on he Move, and FUKU Burger. DJ Chunky was providing the bangin' beats(He should SERIOUSLY DJ the next Yelp shindig!!!) The Martial Arts Studio next door even put on a demonstration for all the spectators... we didn't actually witness the brunch fight between the four vendors because we kinda-sorta got side tracked into Bread and Butter-OOPS! However, when we joined the festivities outside, the winner had already been decided and it was FUKU Burger and their "No-Name" Breakfast Sandwich. Overall, a great day, and hopefully there will be similar events in the future...ALOHA!!! YELP 365 CHALLENGE-(98/365) "Food Fight!!!"

This year was the second year I attended the 626 Night Market. Last year it was at the Palms and…read morewas terrible! The parking situation was stressful and they had very limited options in a small space. This year's night market was ten times better and in a bigger space at the Rio. I was on the fence about going given last year's bad experience, but after seeing the vendor list, I was excited to try a couple of vendors that I had not seen before. I really enjoyed the selection this year and tried several things. The things I was most excited about trying were the pizza baos and hwachae. The pizza baos were a bit of a disappointed and tasted raw on the inside. The hwachae was very good. I also had some chicken skewers, noodles, and mango slushy. The biggest downside was the price and if you are someone on a budget, I would say skip this one.

Our daughter wanted to explore the 626 Night Market, and since my hubby and I have been to a few…read moresimilar food festivals without her, we were happy to go together and with my parents. This outdoor Night / Street Market features a mix of local foods, desserts, arts and crafts, clothing, jewelry and live music. We sampled a variety of dishes, including fried soft-shell crab from Mekeni's Kitchen, Yuzu & Truffle lobster rolls from LA Fusion Foods (which were okay), Quesa Birria tacos, Dat Noodle, Melo Melo coconut dessert and a calamansi drink from Cane Fusion.

This place is amazing! If u don't know, u need to know real quick! I've known these owners since…read morethey were serving from a food truck, and they have NEVER let me down. I'm so happy that they have developed into a restaurant now, they deserve it. Hard workers, good people, and food is WHOA! The food truck was by my house, now I have to travel half way across town. But well worth it! Congratulations on your new restaurant! I will continue to support and keep my stomach full with some of the best and mist affordable mariscos in Las Vegas! I don't like how far away you guys are now, but it's worth the drive. I'll stop by when I come to La Bonita.

We have been going here for almost two years now -- every single time we get food or recommend it,…read moreit has never ever failed. Every single person we've recommended to try it has also said it's the best mariscos they've had! The husband and wife who run it are always so kind & he makes everything fresh to order. It's really nice that they have their own little spot now so you can eat there, but even before when we picked up from the truck and ate at home, the food was always so fresh! Can't recommend this place enough. It truly is the best Mariscos that we've had throughout all of Vegas. You won't be disappointed!

This is one of those "don't knock it till you try it" moments from me or whatever you want to call…read moreit. For months I've seen The Spot To Eat truck parked next to the VA office on Palms Airport Drive for almost every other day for lunch. I couldnt find any Yelp listings and never thought of looking on Facebook. Until today when something in the office smelt good and I couldn't figure where it was coming from. At the truck, its a trailer pulled around by a truck, all the pictures and descriptions just blew my mind, I was excited and upset that it took me so long to finally try it. I saw and even smelt their Buffalo Chicken Salad and I wanted one but held off. I started asking other's what their favorites were and went with Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich and Crack Fries. It was delicious on its own and only $7 ($6 for the sandwich and $1 if you add fries). It was a fried chicken with Teriyaki sauce, pineapple, tomato, lettuce, and wasabi mayo between a roll, I mixed up some deli mustard and sriracha and added to the sandwich. Did I have a smile on my face? Yes. Ordering fries on their own are $3 and ordering almost any sandwich or burgers are $6. Delicious looking gourmet burgers at a reasonable price. Their trailer has a TV with sound. I usually see them during lunch at the VA Office near the airport but follow them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thespottoeat and Twitter https://twitter.com/TheSpotToEat to see all their pictures, menu, and where there going to be. You wont be disappointed.

This really is "The Spot to Eat". If you're just starting to venture out of your house because of…read morecorona I highly recommend coming here. The staff is sweet and they are definitely being proactive to keep everything clean! We got a bunch to eat and EVERYTHING was delicious!

Local street food at its Finest! Stopped at the Farmers Market and had to get my Grub On!…read more These my well be the best Empanadas on the Planet! So good, so fresh, so tasty and even the Chicken was Super Moist! Do not sleep in on this one kids!

We just happened to stumble upon this place and the service was great! The food smells incredible,…read moredefinitely worth stopping by!

Came across this sweet coffee cart through Dogs Supplies Outlet's event board. I adore that this…read morecoffee cart goes beyond just serving yummy drinks - it also dedicates a portion of it's sales to supporting various animal shelters around the Las Vegas Valley. For our first visit, we opted for the Chai Tea Latte ($5.39) which was very good with the right amount of spice that you can taste. I love and appreciate that non-coffee drinks are also offered. I'm eyeballing the Funky Puppy coffee drink for our next visit, wherever the cart may be. The owner, Jordan, was also very friendly and offered efficient service. Our little pup also thoroughly enjoyed her complimentary pup cup. Really pleasant visit. Thanks Jordan for putting some smiles in our day!

Besides being one of the cutest coffee trucks in town, they have great coffee and such a sweet…read moremission. P&C is regularly at Craig Ranch Park, where I first tried them - the truck is cute with pup pictures and profiles, dog themed drink names and great little decorative touches. I love how they donate a portion of proceeds to help shelter dogs, and they're involved with the local community. I have had two drinks here - the shepherd latte and a seasonal special, and both were great. Staff are friendly and asked how my drink was before I walked away, so adjustments could be made if needed. Will have to find her again with our foster pup to treat her to a pup cup!

I looooove Micheladas, but I hate the hassle of making them and El Gallo de Sinaloa Michelada Mix…read moreis a freaking life saver! It's sooooo good add lime, gallo mix and your favorite beer and bam! The best michelada you've ever made. Don't sleep and try them out you won't regret it.

WARNING! THESE MICHELADAS ARE DANGEROUS!!!!…read more I used to go to this local outdoor market place and pay an absurd amount of money for a chili salt rim, lime juice, and clamato juice. NEVER AGAIN I SAY, NEVER AGAIN!!!! EL GALLO DE SINALOA has single handedly reveresed engineered the way you would make a michelada! EL GALLO DE SINALOA Has micheladas for the whole family! If you like spicy I recommend the AGUACHILE Michelada it is my personal favorite because anything with spice makes my mouth water! you can also add some ceviche ON TOP OF THE MICHELADA in case you get hungry while you are enjoy that refreshing carbonated beverage with spice in you hand. If you have more of a sweet tooth I would go with LA NIÑA FRESA this strawberry michelada is Fire!! with the salty tamarind candy flavor mixed with that fresh strawberryness (I just made that word up). Before I realized it my drink was gone!! and was ready for another! ...or if you just want to keep it simple and live a boring life and like people telling you what to do. order the regular and you will not be ashamed or judged!

I'm from S.Cali & I've come to visit my friend who lives right around the corner from this food…read moretrailer many times, But I've never stopped. So today on 3/12/2026 I got into Vegas a little late. So I decided to give this place a try even though I was a little unsure about this because I know Mexican food really well being from S.Cali & In My blood. But let me tell you from the start service & Staff was amazing friendly and very helpful. The food was very tasty. Had great flavor and I was very surprised. For being a little small Food trailer this place packed a punch. The many times I have driven by this place. It is always busy so I understand why now.. Food is well priced and well worth the money. I will definitely be back now that I know this place is a hidden gem. Thanks guys for the Awesome meal...!!

Food was amazing ! I got the asada burrito and the service is also another reason to return. This…read morehidden gem is on the corner of Cactus and Jones and has its own little drive up ! Overall a hidden spot that has great service times and open late just what you need on a night of quick thinking