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Las Vegas has made its mark with six restaurants featured on Yelp’s prestigious Top 100 US Restaurants list. Highlighting a blend of affordable and gourmet dining, 80% of the locals showcased offer meals under $30. Notable entries include Milpa, ranked No. 19 for its healthy Mexican menu, alongside diverse eateries from brunch spots to Asian fusion. The recognition underscores the evolving culinary scene in Las Vegas, offering exceptional dining experiences that cater to various tastes without the hefty price tag.
Las Vegas – A total of six restaurants from Las Vegas have made it to Yelp’s prestigious Top 100 US Restaurants 2025 list, highlighting the growing culinary scene in the area. This year’s rankings emphasize affordable yet quality dining, showcasing a range of eateries from fast-casual to fine dining.
The list prominently features restaurants catering to diverse culinary preferences, with a significant focus on affordability. Notably, 80% of the restaurants cited are priced at under $30 per person, reflecting a trend towards accessible dining options that do not compromise on quality.
Among those honored, Milpa, which specializes in healthy handmade Mexican cuisine, ranks at No. 19. The establishment, celebrated for dishes like the oyster mushroom carnitas taco, has gained recognition for its innovative menu crafted by chef-owner DJ Flores, who was recently named a semifinalist for a James Beard award.
In addition, the list includes a brunch location at No. 43 that serves a variety of hearty options such as smoked brisket hash, wagyu burgers, and red velvet pancakes, showcasing the growing popularity of brunch culture within the dining scene.
Reno, too, has made its mark with two entries on the list. Noodle Box Kitchen, ranking at No. 44, offers a range of Asian cuisines, including Thai and ramen, appealing to those looking for diverse flavors. Another notable entry from Reno is a pizza place noted for its Detroit-style pies, which ranks at No. 85 and features a selection of craft beers and cocktails.
Las Vegas also boasts a Japanese izakaya at No. 67, famed for its grilled skewers and sushi, along with a popular burger joint at No. 77, celebrated for its unique blend of 50% ground beef and 50% bacon patties. A sushi restaurant, placing at No. 82, stands out with an impressive artificial cherry blossom tree that enhances the dining experience.
Furthermore, the upscale steakhouse Prime 141 is ranked at No. 88, featuring zodiac-themed cocktails and seafood platters, which highlights the creativity and thematic dining experiences available in the city.
The inclusion of these restaurants not only signifies the quality of cuisine provided but also aligns with current dining trends focusing on eco-friendly dining options and the rise of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisines, which saw 10 restaurants making the list in 2025.
Yelp’s Top 100 list is compiled through meticulous data analysis conducted by Yelp’s data science team. This year, the evaluation involved community submissions, which were assessed based on restaurant ratings and the volume of reviews. The goal of the list is to reflect evolving diner preferences, showcasing restaurants that deliver high-quality food in comfortable settings without steering into the realm of the most expensive dining experiences.
As the culinary landscape in Las Vegas continues to evolve, these honored establishments represent a cross-section of the city’s vibrant food culture, appealing to a diverse audience while promoting the notion that exceptional dining can be accessible to everyone.
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