The pizza joint pays tribute to legendary motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel while serving New York-style pizza by the slice and baked-to-order pies. Diners can expect classic pizza flavors and toppings alongside cheap drinks, craft beers, and American beers, including Hamm's, Schlitz, and Coors.

Park on Fremont’s garden setting for a patio is one of the prettiest places to dine in Las Vegas. Art and nature come together on the two patios, which offer Nashville bites of spicy chicken brined for 12 hours, a shroom burger with Swiss cheese and truffle aioli, and grilled cheese and tomato soup. Park on Fremont’s menu is available for service in the restaurant or to go by ordering via phone or at the restaurant.

Therapy changed dramatically since it opened in June 2015, but look for dishes to share for lunch, dinner, and late night. Dishes include chicken and red velvet waffle sliders, pan-roasted chicken, lobster grilled cheese, and more.

This downtown gastropub features a British-rooted, globally-inspired menu for lunch and dinner. Chips and bangers and mash, a smashed Cubano, green bean tempura, and daily sashimi picks are just some of the dishes on the menu. Grab a seat at the bar or grab one of the bar tables outside to take advantage of the cocktail menu.

Noodles and curries are the name of the game at this restaurant, one of the originals that turned the tide in Fremont East. Try three-color curry, a blend of red, yellow and green curries, or homemade Thai noodle soup or waterfall sauce.

Find a menu of shared plates, sandwiches, flatbreads baked in the hearthstone oven, garden dishes, entrees and a playful take on desserts. On the drinks side, micro-brewed soda brands, such as Virgil's, along with handcrafted cocktails and an array of small-batch brews and global wines. Open for lunch and dinner.

The chalkboard menu says, to "save you from fake-sican food." This California-based Mexican chain is a favorite of Hollywood celebrities and the company places heavy emphasis on high-quality ingredients. Pick between tacos, burritos, flautas, enchiladas, and a gringo section featuring nachos and hard shell tacos.

Wine may be the starring attraction at Bin 702 at the Downtown Container Park, but customers stick around for the food. The bottle and board special, which gets you a cheese board with two meats, two cheese and bottle of wine for $40 is a favorite, as are shareable snacks like montaditos, and a signature Flamin’ Hot Cheeto Spread.

Dine on the shady, comfortable patio at 7th & Carson. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., the menu spans breakfast, lunch and dinner with a pull-apart cinnamon bun, plenty of salads, wood-fired flatbreads and more. Take home frozen ravioli or burger patties for dinner tomorrow from the frozen section.

Natalie Young's all-day cafe Eat helped Fremont East turn the tide when it opened. Go for comfort food staples like biscuits and gravy, golden-brown pancakes, chicken Caesar salad, an excellent grilled cheese, or a shrimp po-boy.

PublicUs is a local favorite for breakfast and lunch, with it’s spacious dining room and sunny windows. A large menu of waffles, breakfast sandwiches, salads and toasts is appealing all day, and the pastries are baked fresh daily.