City Cast Las Vegas logo
Advertisement image

The Best Restaurant Deals in Las Vegas Right Now

Posted on October 23, 2025
Rob Kachelriess

Rob Kachelriess

A vegetable dish with a glass of wine.

The green tartare at Anima by EDO (Rob Kachelriess/City Cast Las Vegas)

We ate, drank, and found the best food deals in Las Vegas. No press releases. No AI. Just the City Cast team munching and slurping our way through the valley, trying to save a few bucks.

🧑‍🍳 Anima By EDO

Let’s go on the record: Anima By EDO has the best lunch deal in Vegas right now. The $25 two-course power lunch includes an appetizer (I went with the “green tartare” of veggies drenched in a pistachio vinaigrette) and a main entree like steak and fries, saffron risotto, or rigatoni with pork belly. I chose a perfectly pan-seared salmon with potatoes and a spicy aioli that proved the quality at lunch is just as strong as the dinner menu. The deal is available Monday-Friday, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

☘️ Nine Fine Irishmen

Nine Fine Irishmen just renovated its outdoor terrace and patio on the Strip at New York-New York. Enjoy the seasonal fresh air with $7 bites, including deviled eggs, sausage rolls, beer 'n’ cheese dip with country bread, fish 'n’ chips, pastrami sliders, and a mini shepherd’s pie — plus Guinness pints, Jameson shots, and other $5 drink specials. The deals were just extended through the end of the year.

🍽️ Bites of Europe

Located in the near Lone Mountain, Bites of Europe already has reasonably priced items on the regular menu, but the family-owned restaurant also has unadvertised four-course tasting menus for $49.99 a person that touch on all corners of the continent. The deal requires the whole table to participate, featuring options like Siberian-style beef and pork dumplings, Georgian cheese bread, and French beef bourguignon with potatoes.

🍔 Summer House

The bar at Summer House gets busy between 3 and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday for a little thing the restaurant calls Martini Hour. The deals help make up for the Sundry’s sorely missed happy hour across the street (R.I.P. 🪦), including $5 cheeseburgers, which I’d describe as “bigger than a slider,” and $10 bottomless truffle fries. The wines aren’t bad for five bucks and the $12 thin-crust pizzas are sliced into squares, Chicago-style, for easy sharing. My favorite deal is the “Triple B” — the aforementioned burger, plus a decadently rich house-baked brownie and a beer (in one recent case, the Silver State blonde ale by CraftHaus Brewery) for 12 bucks.

🐮 William B’s Steakhouse

The Suncoast casino, a favorite for Summerlin-area locals, is enjoying a new wave of renovations. (Hello bingo room 👋) Opened less than two years ago, William B’s Steakhouse is one of the best bang-for-your-buck steak joints in Vegas. See for yourself with the $40 pan-roasted seafood tower during the twice-daily Tower Hour (4-6 p.m., and 8 to close) and on Wagyu Wednesdays when couples can share a 20 oz. Texas-bred domestic Wagyu ribeye, plus two starters, two sides, and two desserts for $145.

Share article

Hey Las Vegas

Stay connected to City Cast Las Vegas and get ready to join the local conversation.

Can't subscribe? Turn off your ad blocker and try again.
Advertisement image

The latest in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, ExplainedOctober 19

Clark County Addresses Harassment at the ‘Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas’ Sign

Photographers have become aggressive in demanding tips at the iconic landmark. Has it gone too far?

The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign at sunset on Las Vegas Boulevard.
Las Vegas, ExplainedOctober 16

Take This Week's Las Vegas News Trivia Quiz

Ready for a challenge? Take our weekly quiz, based on the news and stories of this past week in Las Vegas.

President Donald Trump arrives for a Make America Great Again rally at Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport
Keep It LocalOctober 15

Books by Las Vegas Authors to Read this Fall

From a paparazzo’s desert obsession to Harry Reid’s complicated legacy, these hometown writers explore Nevada’s complex stories.

A person sits cross-legged on a hardwood floor in a bookstore, holding an open book up to their face, surrounded by colorful shelves of books.
Las Vegas' BestOctober 15

An Inside Look at the Las Vegas Philharmonic's New Season

Rei Hotoda previews her first full season with the Las Vegas Philharmonic, which includes everything from Beethoven to "Star Wars."

Music director Rei Hotoda conducts the Las Vegas Philharmonic at Reynolds Hall inside the Smith Center.
Keep It LocalOctober 15

Route 91 Survivor Mark Gray on Writing His First Book

A chance meeting at an Angels game led journalist Mark Gray to tell a Route 91 widow’s story. Now he’s sharing what writing it taught him...

Headshot of journalist and author Mark Gray, smiling warmly in a white button-down shirt against a light gray background.
Las Vegas, ExplainedOctober 13

What to Know Before Early Voting

Explore Nevada’s crucial upcoming election. Inside: Deep dives into the Lombardo vs. Ford gubernatorial race, Henderson & North Vegas may...

People line up to vote at Desert Breeze Community Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. A white sign says “Vote” in English and Tagalog with an arrow pointing to the right, directing voters to the line.
Keep It LocalOctober 8

Meet Toni James, the Drag Queen Marrying Couples at Las Vegas Pride

Las Vegas drag superstar Toni James has performed since 1988. Now, as a wedding officiant, he’ll marry couples onstage at the 2026 Las Ve...

Drag performer Toni James sings into a vintage-style microphone onstage, wearing a white halter dress, a pearl necklace, and a flower in his hair.
Keep It LocalOctober 8

Where To Spend Your Pride Dollars Year Round

Support queer Las Vegas beyond Pride with four LGBTQ+-owned and community-centered businesses for books, boba, movement, and nightlife.

Two people stand inside The Analog Dope Store surrounded by shelves of books and vinyl records and a large hand-drawn chalkboard mural.