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Food at TechEd Vegas?

Jelena_Perfiljeva
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Is there any food provided at TechEd or is it a "bring your own energy bar" thing? I know Vegas is the city of many culinary opportunities but, from my past experience, it could be quite difficult to actually get a decent meal fast. And I tend to get "hangry" very fast.

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JasonLax
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Looking at the agenda at (SAP TechEd Las Vegas | October 21–25, 2013 | Agenda), there's a continental breakfast and lunch served on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.  On Friday, pastries and coffee.

Energy bars are always a good idea because the convention center is immense and you'll easily work up an appetite moving around all day.  a water bottle is also great.

Besides that, as you already know, the Palazzo & Venetian offer many excellent culinary options, including several restaurants and a food court.  Here's a handy PDF map for your reference showing all options and more: TheVenetian & ThePalazzo Campus

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Interesting thread Jelena.

I am not sure about Vegas TechEd. Yes in India(Bangalore) TechEd Good food will provided.

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Looking at the agenda at (SAP TechEd Las Vegas | October 21–25, 2013 | Agenda), there's a continental breakfast and lunch served on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.  On Friday, pastries and coffee.

Energy bars are always a good idea because the convention center is immense and you'll easily work up an appetite moving around all day.  a water bottle is also great.

Besides that, as you already know, the Palazzo & Venetian offer many excellent culinary options, including several restaurants and a food court.  Here's a handy PDF map for your reference showing all options and more: TheVenetian & ThePalazzo Campus

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Jelena,

In addition to the meals offered, there are also snacks. I've never had problems getting enough to eat during TechEd; my challenge has been to keep myself from over-indulging in the cookies (biscuits), chips (crisps), trail mix, and other temptations! Of course, carrying energy bars is a good back-up plan.

Gretchen

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JasonLax
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Right: those cookies are delicious!

A decent cup of coffee is often a bit of a challenge

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Indeed, the Cubhouse is the place to go for a decent coffee. It is not always convenient, especially if you are several floors away and on a tight schedule, but when you have time, join the queue.

Gretchen

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Jason Lax wrote:

A decent cup of coffee is often a bit of a challenge

Well, this kind of goes for the whole US, no?

Thanks so much for your replies! Hey, if there are any fellow foodies that would be up for a dinner at some off-the-grid place where allegedly "all the chefs eat", let me know .

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JasonLax
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We'll, there is this dinner in New Jersey, on highway 4 I think...and then that place in Little Italy...
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stephenjohannes
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Lack of food at Teched was never an issue for me .  Not that they need any promotion but if you want to attend a decent meal(on your own dime of course), with good company I strongly recommend the enterprise geeks dinner at teched http://enterprisegeeks.com/2013/09/16/enterprisegeeks-annual-teched-dinner-2013/

Take care,

Stephen

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TammyPowlas
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I have been known to go to Denny's on the Strip for "comfort food" - not all the time, but it is still good to have.  The service is good and fast.

There is a food court between the Venetian and Palazzo - it isn't too busy either.

For coffee, the convention center coffee is not too good; I really like the Palazzo's Coffee Bean, Casino level - service is good, coffee is good - but expensive, of course.  Yet I am there at least 3 times a day