Tacos El Gordo on the Las Vegas Strip is the Tijuana adobada counter where every taco runs $2.40 to $2.60 and four with a Mexican Coke clears the room for under $15.
Tip: Four tacos and a soda for under $15; the adobada line is longest but moves fast, suadero and cabeza queues are shorter.
Address: 3041 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104
Earl of Sandwich at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas is the 24-hour Strip sandwich counter where hot sandwiches on fresh-baked bread run $9 to $12 any hour of the day or night.
Try: Hot artisan sandwiches around $9-12
Tip: The Original 1762 (roast beef, cheddar, horseradish) is the standard $9 order; queue moves fastest 03:00 to 06:00.
Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is the hidden Strip slice counter where cheese and pepperoni run $6 to $7 a slice, two slices and a soda for $15 total.
Try: New York-style slices, $6-7
Tip: Two slices and a soda for $15 on the Strip is rare; standing room only, find it down the record-lined corridor on Level 3.
Earl of Sandwich at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas is the 24-hour Strip sandwich counter where hot sandwiches on fresh-baked bread run $9 to $12 any hour of the day or night.
Try: Hot artisan sandwiches around $9-12
Tip: The Original 1762 (roast beef, cheddar, horseradish) is the standard $9 order; queue moves fastest 03:00 to 06:00.
In-N-Out on West Sahara in Las Vegas is the close-to-Strip burger drive-thru where a Double-Double, fries and a vanilla shake combo runs $11 to $13 with the secret menu free.
Try: Double-Double, fries, shake combo around $11-13
Tip: Animal Style, Protein Style and the Neapolitan shake are free off the secret menu; weekends after 23:00 the drive-thru is the fastest route.
Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is the hidden Strip slice counter where cheese and pepperoni run $6 to $7 a slice, two slices and a soda for $15 total.
Try: New York-style slices, $6-7
Tip: Two slices and a soda for $15 on the Strip is rare; standing room only, find it down the record-lined corridor on Level 3.
Pho Kim Long on Spring Mountain in Las Vegas is the 24-hour Chinatown pho landmark with rare-beef and brisket bowls at $11 to $13 even at 04:30 am.
Try: Beef pho, large bowl $11-13
Tip: Open 24 hours, a rare bird on Spring Mountain; rare and well-done brisket pho with extra basil and lime is the standing order.
Lee's Sandwiches on Spring Mountain Road in Las Vegas is the bakery banh mi counter where a dac biet combo runs $6 to $8 on a baguette baked in-house.
Try: Banh mi dac biet combo $6-8
Tip: Dac biet combo and a Vietnamese iced coffee for $10; the baguette is baked all day, ask for one straight out of the oven.
Capriotti's on West Sahara in Las Vegas is the original Vegas Capriotti's where the Bobbie (slow-roasted turkey, cranberry, stuffing) runs $11 small and feeds two large.
Try: Bobbie sandwich, small around $11, large $18
Tip: The small Bobbie feeds one, the large feeds two; order online for pickup, the counter line peaks 12:00 to 13:00 every weekday.
