Restaurants in Sunrise Manor
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Tverskaya Russian Restaurant
- Paradise
House sauce bathes skewered marinated pork, onions & bell peppers while Russian-style steak lounges on plates & whole trout bakes in foil
Inn Zone - Las Vegas
- Sunrise Manor
Imported & domestic beers pair up with Cuervo-filled margaritas to quench thirst as sports TV & video poker machines echo in the background
Fat Boy
- Las Vegas
Cooks nestle grilled beef patties between two buns bursting with cheese, tomato & lettuce while french fries sizzle until golden brown
Inn Zone - Nellis Boulevard
- Sunrise Manor
Imported & domestic beers pair up with Cuervo-filled margaritas to quench thirst as sports TV & video poker machines echo in the background
MOB BAR
- Downtown
Newly remodeled downtown hot spot serves up diverse menu of vintage-inspired martinis amidst 1920s speakeasy motif
Cafelatte in Plaza Hotel
- Las Vegas
Frothy cappuccinos and lattes or iced and blended vanilla and chai tea drinks wash down decadent pastries, gelato, or sandwiches and salads.
Casa Don Juan
- Arts District
Warm tortilla chips swim in spicy pools of salsa as sizzling fajitas & frosty margaritas bring flavorful balance to internal temperatures
Wild Burger
- Las Vegas
Burger joint couched within a casino similarly couches Cajun turkey burgers and half-pound Angus-beef patties in wheat or sesame-seed buns
Jammin Jerk Hut
- Paradise
Authentic Jamaican cuisine transports diners to Caribbean with fresh ingredients, exotic spices & island flavors
Recommended Restaurants by Groupon Customers
A country morning means Country Breakfast with omelettes ($7.50 to $8.75), french toast (two for $6.25), and bona fide biscuits and gravy ($6). Lunch features a variety soups, salads, country sandwiches such as the country-fried steak ($7.50) and a patty melt ($8), and country baskets, like a basket of chicken strips ($8.50) or battered fish ($7.75 for 1 piece). When the supper bell is struck with a supper hammer, the café's dinner menu emerges with a fleet of savory dishes. An 8-ounce rib eye steak ($11) can be accentuated by the company of four jumbo shrimp (for an additional $5.50), and a tender piece of chicken can be chicken-fried to become chicken-fried chicken ($10). Hydrate with a glass of sweet tea ($2.25), and top off the meal with piece of pie, cobbler, or apple dumpling.
In vintage Vegas fashion, Ichabod's entertains for 24 hours a day and boasts live music and video gaming to accompany the extensive lunch and dinner selections. Start your Tuesday afternoon right by shimmying into a cozy red booth and indulging in a basket of fried clams and french fries ($8.99), or find out how much you can eat on the generous all-you-can-eat soup and salad bar ($8.99). The dinner menu boasts a dozen varieties of burgers, including the chili burger ($8.99), with cheddar cheese, red onions, and chili, and entrees offer satisfying selections such as the 12-ounce broiled rib eye ($17.99), classic chicken-fried steak ($11.99), and a tortilla-crusted tilapia ($13.99).
For more than 30 years, Quiznos has toasted its submarine sandwiches to bring out the hidden flavors found in butcher-quality meats, cheese, and artisan breads. Its classic and signature subs take on a variety of shapes, sizes, and styles ranging from the prime rib mushroom and swiss to the classic italian donning black olives, mozzarella, red-wine vinaigrette, and plentiful sliced meats. Those closely monitoring their waistlines can take unabashed bites of sandwiches that have fewer than 500 calories, such as the pork-cuban, Baja-chicken, and veggie-caprese subs. Quiznos' Toasty Bullets and Torpedoes offer slimmer versions of sub fare and flaunt supreme aerodynamics when shot out of T-shirt cannons and into mouths. A selection of Flatbread Sammies, soups, and salads round out Quiznos' varied menu.
