What kind of food do you like?

Le Cirque is good.

I’ve never been there but I’ve heard from locals and regular visitors that this is the place to go. It has an old Vegas vibe.
It’s on my bucket list so hopefully I’ll find the time to go

For meat, try Raku. For sushi, try Kabuto. Both are off the strip, but a short car ride away. You will save more than the roundtrip ride share fee by getting a lower cost meal. And the quality will be as good or better than any Japanese meal on the Strip.

Tekka in The Cosmopolitan

Tells is Quick and consistent.  Not exactly cheap, but nothing in Vegas is these days.  
Things to do:  pinball museum on stupid hot days.
Neon museum at sunset.
Bevettes in the Park MGM for a fine dining speak easy experience.  Don’t let the gaudy Park MGM casino scare you off.

I have eaten @ roughly 300 locations in LV. $8 to $800. some bad, most okay, some really good and maybe a half dozen that were great. But when I judge strictly on food - forgetting ambiance and foo foo service. When it comes down to just the best  of the best for freshness and flavor one stands alone. Go to the Four Seasons/Mandalay Bay and cross over the strip to BLVD EATS GRILL. Absolutely the best real people food in Vegas. 3962 Las Vegas Blvd. S.
It’s parked in front of the Egg Shop right beside the Nirvana Motel. All 3 are gems.

Across the Strip from the Four Seasons/Mandalay Bay. Fantastic food truck that flat out kicks ass for pure taste and quality.