Your wife’s restrictions (no gluten, no tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, eggplant) require careful ordering.
Focus on steakhouses, Asian restaurants with customizable proteins & rice/noodles, or places known for excellent dietary accommodations.
Always inform staff clearly and ask for ingredient lists.
Rice & Company
📍 Luxor Hotel
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Asian
Excellent gluten-free menu with rice bowls, stir-fries, and grilled proteins.
Easy to avoid nightshades by requesting no sauces or peppers.
Past guests with celiac report dedicated GF options.
True Food Kitchen
📍 The Forum Shops (Caesars)
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Healthy / American
Highly customizable menu. Many dishes can be made without nightshades.
Great salads, grilled items, and quinoa bowls. Very accommodating staff.
Short tram ride north from Luxor.
TENDER steakhouse
📍 Luxor Hotel
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Steakhouse
Classic steak & seafood. Order plain grilled steaks with simple sides
(steamed broccoli, asparagus, or rice). Nightshade-free by default.
Pro tip: Download the “Find Me Gluten Free” app and always call ahead.
Many Strip restaurants (especially MGM properties) have excellent allergy protocols.
Right at the Luxor
- Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition — Fascinating artifacts from the ship
- King Tut’s Tomb & Museum — Authentic replica of the famous tomb
- PLAY Playground — Giant interactive games and arcade fun
Easy Evening Walks
- High Roller at The LINQ — World’s tallest observation wheel (book sunset slot)
- Bellagio Fountains — Iconic water show every 15 minutes after dark
- Mandalay Bay Beach & Pool — Relaxing oasis right next door
Slightly Further (Tram or Short Ride)
- Fremont Street Experience — Downtown neon, zip line, street performers (great after 8pm)
- The Sphere — Immersive visual experiences (if shows align with schedule)
- Neon Museum — Boneyard of historic Las Vegas signs (book ahead)
Evening recommendation: After conference days, take the free tram from Mandalay Bay/Luxor area north along the Strip.
Catch the Bellagio fountains around 9–10pm, then head back.