LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — If you're a foodie looking for some restaurants to try out, Yelp has released its Top 100 Places to Eat of 2025, and Las Vegas has six spots on the list.
The list features must-visit restaurants from across the country.
Milpa
Milpa, placed at 19th spot describes itself as a "vibrant contemporary Mexican café dedicated to highlighting the richness of vegetables and grains in our cuisine. Inspired by the traditional agricultural practices of the Mesoamerican "milpa" farming system, we embrace sustainable heirloom corn masa for our dishes, from our tacos to our tetelas. We also have a "serious" coffee program."
Toasted Gastrobrunch
Toasted Gastrobrunch, placed at the 43rd spot, has various locations, including Oceanside, Calif.; La Mesa, Calif.; Imperial Beach, Calif.; San Diego, Calif. and two locations in Las Vegas.
Hachi
Hachi, placed in the 68th spot, describes their menu offerings as " from hot to cold appetizers and fresh sashimi to savory izakaya favorites of top-notch quality, we bring the best Japanese fine dining experience right to your home."
Slater's 50/50
Slater's 50/50, placed at 78th place, says, "Our guests call it the best burger experience they've ever had. We take bacon, burgers and beer seriously. From creating the original 50/50 patty — made of 50% ground bacon and 50% ground beef — to our menu of over-the-top food favorites and extensive selection of local and regional craft beers, Slater's 50/50 is the place where guests created their own Excesstasy."
Top Sushi & Oyster 2
Top Sushi & Oyster 2, ranked at #83, is a Japanese restaurant and sushi bar located at 9830 Las Vegas Boulevard.
Prime 141
Prime 141, ranked at #89, pays homage to the classic American steakhouse while encouraging its customers to try nontraditional additions and interpretations.
"Our mood, service and menu are inspired from our culinary explorations, work and travels spanning nearly 40 years, 20 years developing world class restaurants on the Las Vegas strip, 18 years raising our family right here in Southern Highlands."
