5 Awesome Places For Outdoor Dining In Vegas
We finally have amazing weather in Las Vegas, after what seemed like an eternity of triple digits. So now locals are looking for great options for outdoor dining in Vegas. We already covered some excellent spots in Summerlin, but we’re just getting started. Here are some great spots for outdoor dining in Vegas in other areas of town.
Best Outdoor Dining In Vegas – South of The 215 Beltway
Todo Bien
Great outdoor dining in Vegas isn’t exclusive to the Summerlin area. If you’re closer to where the I-15 and 215 Beltway intersect, there are a couple places in the area that you can go for a great time al fresco. If you’ve already eaten and are looking for an awesome after-meal cocktail, consider Todo Bien in UnCommons. They have a very chill ambiance on their patio, which is decorated with lush greenery, hanging foliage and alter candles. Enjoy handcrafted Tiki cocktails and “Evening Drinks” specials every Tuesday through Thursday.
The District
Those who live south of the 215 Beltway on the east side of the I-15 know that the District at Green Valley Ranch has a ton of options for great outdoor dining. Including Echo & Rig Steakhouse, and PKWY Tavern serving up American cuisine and draft beers. There’s also Rachel’s Kitchen, offering casual bistro dishes, as well as a Cheesecake Factory, with that extensive food and cheesecake menu. They also have a PF Chang’s, Balboa Pizza, Lucielle’s Smokehouse Barbeque, King’s Fish House and lots more.
Best Outdoor Dining In Vegas – Inside The 215 Beltway
Carson Kitchen
The Vegas Strip has a lot of great options for dining, but so do the areas around the Strip. Downtown Vegas is one place you really should check out for lots of stellar outdoor dining choices. Carson Kitchen is a must if you’re into people-watching. They have a rooftop patio and bar that puts you right in the middle of the action without getting run over by the crowds. Their “reimagined comfort food” is served at community tables surrounded by contemporary decor.
Broken Yolk Cafe
Another location in the Downtown Vegas area worth checking out is Broken Yolk Cafe. They have al fresco dining on their wrap-around patio that is also dog friendly. So you can enjoy brunch with your fur baby and take in all the pleasantries of the open air. Broken Yolk Cafe is unique for their brunch dishes and their open bar with handcrafted cocktails.
Mama Chai’s
On the other side of the Strip is Chinatown, where visitors can go for an afternoon tea at Mama Chai’s. They specialize in milk teas, fresh fruit teas and blended drinks. And guests can sip into an afternoon bliss on their patio that mimics a desert oasis in the heart of Las Vegas.
There are so many great options in the Las Vegas for outdoor dining, we’d better get started checking them out now. We might be done by the time those triple digits come back…maybe.
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Midday steak and eggs with homemade tortillas and salsa, bowls of pozole with heirloom corn, and American diner staples like eggs over-easy with bacon and smashed potatoes. Chamana’s will have a fancy beverage menu, with espresso drinks from supposedly, the most expensive expresso machine in the world, and sodas with fruit purees like watermelon-basil, guava, and lavender. their website says Chamana’s “draws inspiration from the spiritual and therapeutic practices of ancestral healers providing wholesome cuisine to promote harmony, showcasing culinary creativity in its purest form.”
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