The Rise of Food Halls in Vegas: Is Via Via at The Venetian the Best Value on the Strip?
Let’s be real — Vegas prices are getting wild. From $30 sandwiches to $50 buffets, eating on the Strip can feel more expensive than your hotel room. But tucked inside The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, the new Via Via Food Hall might be one of the best value dining options in Vegas right now.
📍 Location: Via Via Food Hall is located just off the casino floor at The Venetian, near the Grand Canal Shoppes.
Full review of NEW Food Hall at Venetian Las Vegas, Via Via!
Cheap Eats Are Still Alive in Las Vegas — You Just Have to Know Where to Look
With the slow decline of traditional buffets, food halls in Las Vegas are stepping in as the go-to option for variety, quality, and affordability. Via Via is a perfect example — it features a curated lineup of food vendors offering everything from bao buns and fried chicken to pizza, pasta, and desserts.
Most menu items here are under $20, and while drinks and combo upgrades can add up, you’re still spending far less than many sit-down restaurants nearby.
🖥️ Bonus Tip: Menus are available online, so you can scope out pricing and portions before you commit — a rare win on the Strip.
What We Tried
Here’s a sneak peek of some of our favorite bites (see the photos above):
Pastrami Bao – Flavorful, tender, and under $10. A small bite that delivers big on taste.
Spicy Chicken Tenders from Howlin’ Ray’s – Crispy, juicy, and perfectly dipped in their signature sauce. Honestly, this was a steal compared to what some fast-casual spots are charging nearby.
Why Via Via Food Hall Is Worth It
✅ Affordable compared to most Strip dining
✅ Great mix of cuisines
✅ Fast and casual, perfect for lunch or late-night cravings
✅ Menus are posted online with clear pricing
In a city where even quick meals can add up fast, Via Via offers some of the best cheap eats in Las Vegas, especially for anyone staying at or near The Venetian or The Palazzo.
Vegas is evolving. Buffets are fading out, and food halls like Via Via are the future of affordable dining in Las Vegas. If you're tired of overpriced meals and want something fast, flavorful, and under budget, this spot is worth checking out.