The Downtown Grand’s Triple George is the place in Downtown Vegas to rub shoulders with the power players in Vegas. Go for favorites such as a pot roast or chicken pot pie, or try a sandwich such as the French dip, Reuben or California turkey sandwich. Open for lunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

If you are in the Summerlin area, visit Vintner Grille for a menu with Spanish, French, and Italian influences on American classics. Order Mediterranean sea bass with marble potatoes, grilled Atlantic salmon with fattoush salad, or pan-seared halibut with cous-cous, or try a flatbread, grilled turkey burger, or grilled prime steak sandwich with fresh burrata cheese. Ask to sit outside under a cabana if you want your lunch meeting to feel more relaxed. Opens Monday through Friday at 11 a.m. for lunch.

Cake BossBuddy Valastro serves lunch at his Buddy V’s Ristorante at the Palazzo. Start with choices such as Grandma’s meatballs, eggplant Pamesan, or a Caesar salad, followed by main choices including a Margherita pizza, chicken Parmasan, a shaved porchetta sandwich, grilled salmon, and more. Open Monday, Thursday, and Friday at 11:30 a.m. for lunch.

Check out caricatures of famous Las Vegas performers while eating lunch at The Palm. The restaurant at the Forum Shops at Caesars offers an Atlantic salmon fillet, jumbo lump crab cakes, grilled chicken paillard, and even steakhouse burgers during the day. Sit on the indoor patio to do some business while watching shoppers pass by daily at 11:30 a.m.

Mix a little business lunching with the links at Topgolf at the MGM Grand. Start with loaded sheet pan nachos or pulled pork sliders then add some grilled Caprese zucchini or a chicken, Boursin, and bacon flatbread while swinging the clubs. Burgers, salads, and even booze-infused doughnut holes round out the menu.

Head to the Bali Hai Golf Club just south of Mandalay Bay for Asian-American fusion fare in a South Pacific setting. Try grilled salmon, Jamaican jerk-spiced mahi-mahi, or sautéed Alaskan halibut.