The Luxor's finest dining, TENDER steak and seafood is a restaurant focused on the freshest seafood and the best cuts of beef. The ambience is dark, full of mahogany, low lights, and heavy furniture. It feels special, like an intimate night out in a larger-than-life mansion.

Food at TENDER runs from good to great, though the price tags are high, and some diners might be suprised by the bill.

T&T

Tacos & Tequila, a stylish Mexican restaurant in the Luxor's atrium, is working hard to combine food, drinks, and parties all the time. Everyone's taste buds will be happy, but the biggest winner will be your eyes; Everything and (almost) everybody here looks amazing.

The Pyramid Cafe is the Luxor's basic 24-hour cafe. Breakfast is served at any time of day, so Vegas partiers can eat their first meal of the day when they feel like it, and not in the actual morning. For those who don't live in Las Vegas, think of Denny's and you've got the right idea.

Perhaps the most reasonably priced eatery in the Luxor Hotel, the Backstage Deli gets its name from being right next door to the Criss Angel Believe theatre. All the food is fast and delicious. They do close at midnight, so don't go expecting a late-night snack.

The standard for Las Vegas buffets was established sometime in the nineties: have a lot of food, build a humongous dining room, and keep everything as fresh as possible. The Luxor does not deviate from this formula, though some nice touches are the crushed ice that surround the salad bar, the magnificent Egyptian tomb theme, and the all-you-can-drink wine and beer deal for a few dollars more. The food at the Luxor buffet is average, and cheap at around $20.