3 Places In Las Vegas With Amazing Catering For Football Watch Parties

It's almost time for football's famous "Big Game," taking place in Las Vegas on Feb. 11. And if you're in need of some food inspiration then we're here to help.

Sometimes, catering in Las Vegas is just an easier and more effective solution when it comes to your cooking plans.

The beauty of Las Vegas is that you can get a wide variety of BBQ, steaks and other amazing tailgate-food necessities. But, we wanted to switch it up and give you some out-of-the-box options when it comes to catering your Big Game party. Here are three places that offer stellar take-out and will leave your guests saying, "wow."

What's better than a plate of kabobs, pickled vegetables and hummus? Ordering from the Shish Kabob house will be a smash hit when it comes to supplying the food for the Big Game watch parties. Shish Kabob House specializes in Mediterranean cuisine. One of my top picks is the Kabob Platter because it's perfect for feeding a large group of people. The platter comes with an assorted arrangement of meats, and it serves up to 10 people.

Another local favorite is Aloha Kitchen, which has multiple locations across Las Vegas. The reason why we chose this eatery to be on this list is because of the great party platter options. Aloha Kitchen has tons of Hawaiian BBQ options like pork adobo, kalbi short ribs, Kalua pork, BBQ chicken and a wide variety of sides like mac salad, etc. For more information, click here.

Tacos during a football game goes hand-in-hand with each other. Vegas Taco Bar brings the delicious flavors of tacos with the convenience of the company's catering options. Vegas Taco Bar will bring a taco bar right into your living room. We recommend Vegas Taco Bars if you're planning to host a lot of people. You can get a live taco bar where a cook will be cooking carne asada, chicken and more right in front of your guests. You can also just get drop-off catering, and you can even rent margarita machines.

An affordable Valentine's Day doesn't mean it's a bad one.

There are plenty of options in the city that won't put you in debt. But, you'll still have a great meal while enjoying your loved one's company.

Maybe you want to just go out with a friend, and there's nothing wrong with that.

Places like Carbone, Herbs & Rye, Golden Steer and other acclaimed restaurants will be packed. So opting for the "cheaper" or "budget-friendly" alternative could also save you a massive wait time. We do recommend trying to secure a reservation, but some places on this list don't allow you to even reserve a time slot.

It's true that you don't need to even leave your house in order to celebrate Valentine's Day.

You can do breakfast in bed, which is a lovely experience. You can whip up some pancakes from batter, scramble and season eggs and cook some bacon. Then after you're done cooking, you can deliver the lovely meal to your partner in bed.

Along with breakfast in bed, you can also take a hike. Since we live in Las Vegas, there are tons of great trails and views that are free. So, this could potentially be a day-time option for those that want a more relaxing Valentine's Day.

The 99 Cents Store has some adorable decorations and gifts that your partner could adore , too. You can also get some paint, buy two canvasses and host a paint date! You can visit a few museums that have discount for locals like the Burlesque Hall of Fame, Harry Mohney Erotic Heritage Museum in Las Vegas and the Mob Museum are just to name a few.

No matter what your budget is, there is a way to celebrate your partner without blowing the bank. Check out the list below for some budget-friendly place to secure that Valentine's Day dinner.

Now you may be thinking, "pizza on Valentine's Day?" But, hear us out. Make this a date night filled with strolling the Fremont Street Experience, going downtown and checking out Container Park. Once you get hungry, check out Evel Pie to top off the night. This isn't your typical pizza joint. There's an outdoor patio near the back that sometimes has a DJ. Grab a nice warm slice of pizza and just enjoy the Vegas vibes in there. Plus, enjoying pizza with your lover is a great experience.

I just adore all you can eat sushi in Las Vegas. Basically, you pay a set price and then you can order to your heart's desire. Sushi is usually an expensive meal. But the all-you-can-eat option is a great way to eat some sushi on a pretty affordable price. My personal favorite spots in Vegas are Sushi Neko, Sea Salt Sushi & Oyster and Sakana Sushi. Plus if you add a little sake to the meal, it's basically fine dining with a more affordable bill.

Maybe you're not a big sushi fan. Well, All-You-Can-Eat Korean BBQ is here to save the day. It works exactly like the previous option above. You pay a set price per person and then you can order to your heart's content. It can range from around $27-$40 per person. You can order premium cuts of meat from chicken, beef, pork and seafood. Some places even have wagyu beef options. The experience of KBBQ is also super fun because you basically cook everything tableside. There's a grill built into your table that allows you to cook the meat yourself. It's a great date night, and the set price can help avoid a super hefty bill in comparison to other steakhouses.

Some of my personal recommendations include Hwaro, Captain 6 and Honey Pig.

Gäbi Coffee & Bakery isn't cheap. But, it's an affordable date if that makes sense. An iced coffee can run you about $10. Yes $10. And the pastries and cakes are expensive. However when you look at the grand scheme of things, two coffees and a piece of cake will be significantly cheaper than a meal. The ambiance of Gäbi Coffee & Bakery is beautiful, too. The inside décor is so romantic and perfect for a date night. You can share some coffee, a pot of tea and beautiful pastries or light bites. I loved this place as a date night spot. Plus, it's in a fun part of town where there is a plethora of other activities to partake in.

Quaint, cute and comforting. Zen Curry House is an affordable date night spot that'll fill your belly up with some delicious Japanese-style curry. The curry ranges from $7 - $12 as a base price. The price increases based on the size bowl you get, what protein you chose and what toppings you add.