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Tips for Eating Cheap and Healthy on your Las Vegas Vacation

It was a shock to my wallet when  I first saw the menus at the las Vegas resort on my trip.  Once in the hotel, you are somewhat held ransom; everything is there and it is more convienient to just dine in. On your first night at the Las Vegas resort,you are tired and hungry so a $10.00 hamburger doesn't seem too bad. However, if you plan your stay carefully you can eat less expensive if you are prepared to venture away from the confines of the resort.

Eat away from the resort as often as you can. If you try to rise early in the morning you can find a nearby diner which will give you a great breakfast for about $5.00. Try the Miracle Mile shops at Planet Hollywood.

Eat at Food courts. If you are out anyway, food courts have very affordable menus even though much of the food may be fast, you can still select great salads and healthy wraps.

Budget your Food. You can set a spending limit on dining while in Las Vegas as well as a limit on how much you eat. If you eat small meals while on the go then you don't have to eat three large meals per day.

Avoid Buffets and Theme Dining. Can you really eat at $40.00 buffet at MGM Grand? When you purchase a buffet you have to finish it there no matter what. If you got too much food elsewhere you can always have it to go if you can;t finish it. Just ask yourself if you can eat $40.00 worth of food at one sitting especially if it may not be food you really crave.

Eat away from the strip as often as you can. I found food was much cheaper in the Freemont area than on the strip.

The Las Vegas Resorts make it very tough for guests not to eat elsewhere but if you are on a budget, you must. If you want to treat yourself one nigh on a lavish meal then by all means but eat wisely on a daily basis
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