Vegas! Day 1 & 2!

As soon as we arrived in Vegas, on route to our hotel, we stopped by In-N-Out burger for lunch. I ordered the cheeseburger "animal style" and Tim ordered the double " animal style" with a side of animal style french fries. I was soooo excited to try In-N-Out since they only have it out West and everyone raves about it! well...here is my opinion. Idk if its because I was starving from the 5 hour plane ride but it was pretty good!! I don't know if I will ever crave it but as for a fast food place, the burger was tasty! Alot of people compare it to Five guys but I think its totally different. the special sauce they give you is kind of like McDonald's big mac sauce ( which I love!) and they give you lots of it :) Its personally not my favortie place to eat but I am so glad I tried it! If you haven't tried it yet, this place is a must try when your out West! As for the fries, I did not like them. Maybe I got a bad batch but it tasted waaaayyy too stale for me. ( they say its bc they use peanut oil but...no thanks!)

We then checked in to our rooms at the Palazzo! ( our fav hotel!) The Palazzo and Venetian are conncted and it is by far our fav casino/hotel so far! Last time we stayed at the Venetian but the rooms at the Palazzo are newer and nicer in my opinion!! The only down side is that these two casinos does not have shows ( like concerts or cirque shows) They have Rock of Ages but that is all.

Then we walked around and did the whole Vegas strip tour thing :)

We then stopped by the Mandarin Oriental for some quick bites and drinks! The sunset view is so beautiful from this lounge!

Day 2 the girls woke up early for brunch while the guys were catching up on there Zzzzs. We decided to try out Hash House A Go Go inside of the new Linq hotel. The line was ridiculously long and we waited over an hour to get seated. Eveything is family style here and they warned us that the portions were huge but we still ordered two dishes to split...when the food came out, OMG...we should have split one dish between us. They're not kidding when they say the portions were HUGE!!! We ordered the "big ol' chicken pot pie" and the " chicken and waffels" The portions were ridiculous but it tasted very good! I think you should def give it a try because its such a fun restaurant and the foods are all pic worthy :)

this is their famous Kobe beef. $220 for this portion!

For Dinner we went to the SW steakhouse inside of the Wynn casino. This steakhouse is supposed to be one of the best steakhouses in the U.S. The ambiance is very classy and nice. They have a huge opening on one side of the restaurant overlooking a waterfall and they have mini shows every 30 minutes which is very cute! My husband was so excited to try the Kobe beef (article here) from this place. Ever since he went to Kobe, Japan last year and had the "real" Kobe beef, he can't stop talking and drooling about it so ofcourse when he found out that SW steakhouse serves "real" Kobe beef, he HAD to try it. Its quiet on the expensive side going for $55 an ounce. We ordered 4oz for all the boys to try...totalling $220. The middle picture is the Kobe beef. All the boys had their own rib eyes and filets aside from this tiny steak but the Kobe beef was delicious! My husband was sooo satisfied with the Kobe beef. He says it was definetly close to the one he had in Kobe, Japan. I had the lamb chop shown at the bottom; it was cheese crusted and was quite tasty but was way too much for me to finish. We ordered a couple of sides to share and overall we were all stuffed and happy :)

We finished the night by watching Le Reve at the Wynn. We have been to quite a few shows including Cirque du soleil shows but this one was by far our favorite! Its kind of like the O show by Cirque but better ( in my opinion :)) This is a must watch if you haven't yet!!