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best places for a large group dinner in las vegas?
A friend is planning my upcoming birthday in Las Vegas and wants to know where we should have the birthday dinner. We will be in a group of about 30....any suggestions on nice places on the Strip to have dinner that can accommodate a large group? Trying to stick around $50/person.
Thanks in advance!
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- jackLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
Some buffets will accommodate large groups.
LV restaurant & buffet info
http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/restandbuff.cfm
Planet Hollywood has an excellent buffet for the $$
The "Top of the World" restaurant at the Stratosphere has good food and of course the view is pretty spectacular.
- Anonymous10 years ago
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Source(s): http://alturl.com/ypt9o - Anonymous10 years ago
You can go in Deli at Golden Gate - Try a satisfying sandwich or a complete breakfast (weekdays only) for cheap. Other items on the menu cost a bit more, but are a good value. In the Bay City Diner, there are cheap dinner specials like spaghetti and meatballs and chicken.
- banananose_89117Lv 710 years ago
That is way learge for the average restuarant or buffet. You can rent a meeting room and have the hotel casino cater it
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