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Burgers & sandwiches $21–$36, mains $29–$121
City overview
Orthodox Jewish Las Vegas centers on the west side - Summerlin and the neighborhoods around Charleston Boulevard and Fort Apache Road - with a second hub in Henderson. Most kosher restaurants are supervised by the Va'ad HaKashrus of Las Vegas, a project of Chabad of Southern Nevada. The city's signature attractions run from the Strip to Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon west rim, so a rental car (or rideshare) makes a visit much easier.
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$30–90 per person
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Pitas $18–$26.99, plates $25–$36.99
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Pitas $15–$23.99, plates $25.99–$60
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$20–30 per person
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Sandwiches $9.99–$14.99, plates $15–$15.99
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$20–30 per person
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Pitas $9.99–$23.99, plates $22.99–$26.99
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Pitas $13.99–$19.99
DairyRestaurant
Pizza $18–$40, sandwiches $12–$15
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Entrees $14.95–$26.95
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Cafe Express Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV · Entrees $14.95–$26.95
Breakfast and lunch cafe run by two Israeli chefs: coffee, smoothies, salads, Buddha bowls, paninis and baked goods; all cholov Yisroel and pas Yisroel.
Hours
Sun-Fri 8:00 AM-3:00 PM; closed Shabbat
Certification
Va'ad HaKashrus of Las Vegas, Cholov Yisroel
Phone
(725) 780-4329Neighborhood
Summerlin (Fort Apache)
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Pizza pies $19.99–$28.99
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