Your Guide to Solo Dining in Las Vegas
You might want to take a hard pass on eating alone, but we’re making the case for why Las Vegas is actually one of the best cities in the country to do it. Erica Bell, owner of Double Zero Pie and Pub, and our audience development manager Milena DiFiore join Jesse Merrick to break down what makes a restaurant genuinely great for solo dining, how to shake the awkwardness, and why a table for one might be one of the best ways to actually enjoy some of Vegas’ best eats. We also hit you with our best picks around the valley at every price point, from a casual lunch spot to a proper solo dinner out. Think of this as your definitive guide on how to do solo dining right in Las Vegas.
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