Best restaurants in Las Vegas

156 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Bavette's at Park MGM draws broad support for its food and atmosphere. The burger is repeatedly recommended, while diners also single out the chocolate pie and ribeye. Two commenters find the thick bacon overwhelms the burger, and one dislikes the close spacing of the tables. Cost divides opinion: some regard the meal as expensive but worthwhile, while another finds it affordable. The steakhouse has much stronger support than dissent, without being universally loved.

Park Mgm

110 people recommend, 9 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Downtown outlet. Pizza Rock draws strong support from commenters, many of whom name it as their top pizza pick in Las Vegas, and several praise its range of styles, with one diner singling out the Sicilian and another a ricotta-topped pie. A couple of commenters note it suits a sit-down meal with friends, and one suggests happy hour as a budget-friendly way to sample different pies. The honest caveats: one diner finds it overhyped and too large an operation, and another says the pizza is pricey though the meatballs are affordable.

Downtown

80 people recommend, 7 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Herbs and Rye is an off-Strip steakhouse and cocktail bar that many recommend for its steaks, cocktails and budget-friendly happy-hour deals, and several name it as a late-night option. Commenters also like the dark, old-school atmosphere and generous portions, and one diner says it lived up to the hype. The praise is not unanimous: one diner found it underwhelming apart from the cocktails, another says it is good value but cannot match the top steakhouses, and separate diners report a noisy room, uncomfortable chairs or a steak that was cold inside. One commenter found early reservations hard to secure, and one commenter suggests asking for seating away from the loud bar.

Off The Strip

72 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People widely recommend Best Friend at Park MGM for its Asian fusion cooking, fun atmosphere and family-style or tasting menus. Diners single out the kimchi carbonara, kimchi fried rice and aguachile, and a few call it good value for a Vegas meal. The honest caveats: one diner found the Korean food overpriced and a letdown, another called it cool but a bit pricey, and a third said it simply was not a hit.

Park Mgm

71 people recommend, 7 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Esther's Kitchen in the Arts District as a contemporary Italian spot worth the short trip off the Strip, and commenters rate its prices as fair for what you get. Diners single out the bread and dips, along with the pizza, pasta and meatballs. One commenter suggests recent praise may be outdated, one diner reports a bad meal, and another found lunch merely okay, while a commenter says the food does not read as Italian. One commenter advises reserving, describing the room as small, and one diner feels it suits couples more than solo diners.

Arts District

68 people recommend, 26 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Hell's Kitchen at Caesars Palace, and the Beef Wellington is the dish diners single out most, with several calling it among the best meals they have had. The sticky toffee pudding also draws raves, and one commenter defends the prix fixe as reasonable for Vegas. The caveats are real, though: several warn it is pricey for what you get, one diner found the food good but forgettable, another calls it a one-time experience, and one says it fell short of the hype. One commenter also thought the filet looked odd, possibly the lighting.

Caesars Palace

64 people recommend, 9 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Bazaar Meat's recommendations span its former Sahara setting and its Venetian location, represented here. Diners praise the tasting-menu experience and individual dishes including mashed potatoes, cotton-candy foie gras and the A5 cheesesteak. Several regard it as one of their strongest Vegas meals. Others find the experience expensive or unremarkable for the cost, and one dislikes the atmosphere. Older accounts do not establish the current menu or room experience at the new location.

Venetian

62 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People overwhelmingly recommend Evel Pie, a pizza spot near Fremont Street, and a few praise its New York-style slices; one diner calls the pizza and wings amazing, another rates it excellent, and one says the white pizza is delicious. A few commenters describe the slices as big, and one finds the place a lot of fun even if not the best. The warnings are real though: a few diners call it overrated, terrible, or bad and overpriced, one was severely disappointed by a visit, one says it feels more like a bar than a restaurant.

Fremont

62 people recommend, 31 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Golden Steer draws substantial support for its steakhouse atmosphere, steaks and tableside Caesar salad, alongside substantial dissent about value. Supporters describe an old-Vegas occasion and report that reservations can be difficult; some suggest trying the bar at opening. Critics find the food ordinary relative to the cost and prefer other steakhouses. The split is meaningful: its historic-room appeal has fans, but that does not make it the best food choice for everyone.

Off Strip

59 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

The Peppermill draws recommendations for its retro Vegas atmosphere and late-night diner appeal. Several commenters highlight the Fireside Lounge. Two discuss the soups favorably, though one qualifies that praise as part of a night out, and another diner singles out a steak salad. One finds the atmosphere stronger than the food, while another thinks it has become expensive. Other commenters describe it as a budget-friendly option, so views on value differ.

Las Vegas Strip

53 people recommend, 3 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its the Strip near Resorts World outlet. Tacos El Gordo is a taco spot several commenters recommend, with one local listing it among the good places at the north end of the Strip and another steering diners to it over Javier's. It has a large seating area, so it works as a sit-down meal, and it also comes up as a late-night pick. The main caveat is the wait: one commenter warns of a long line at the location near Resorts World.

Las Vegas Strip

53 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People recommend Mon Ami Gabi at Paris for its patio with Bellagio fountain views, solid food and fair pricing for the Strip. Several diners single out the steak frites, and one commenter praises the warm baguettes. One diner feels the view outshines the food, another found it unimpressive, and one warns that breakfast can be pricey; one commenter also notes the fountain view can be blocked. A commenter suggests booking an outdoor table after dark.

Paris

52 people recommend, 8 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Linq Promenade outlet. commenters widely recommend In-N-Out as a budget-friendly burger stop, and several commenters point to the Linq Promenade branch specifically. One diner who visited says the location off Russell Road was much better than the Strip spot by the Linq. On taste, one diner calls it average at best by fast-food standards, another says it is seriously overrated, and a third finds it fine in a pinch and budget-friendly; one diner also says the fries tend to be weak.

Linq Promenade

50 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Red Dwarf draws broad support for Detroit-style pizza, with many naming it a favorite or one of the city's stronger pizza choices. Commenters also mention the bar atmosphere and tiki drinks. One diner likes it as bar pizza but would choose somewhere else for a dedicated pizza meal. Another likes the pizza but reports uneven service. Commenters also mention its bar atmosphere and pizza-and-beer appeal.

46 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People widely recommend Oscar's, a steakhouse at the Plaza, for its old-school Las Vegas feel, Fremont Street views from window tables or the patio, and strong service. Several praise the steak, and one diner found it cheaper and better quality than a nearby competitor. Caveats are real: one diner calls it pricey with better options for the money, another had a poor roast beef, and another calls it mid. One commenter had both a standout steak and a mediocre one there.

45 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Mother Wolf at Fontainebleau, and the focaccia draws the most specific praise, though one diner felt it fell short of the hype. One commenter calls the Roman-style pastas and brick-oven pizza good, and a few single out dishes such as the rigatoncini, sfincione and panzanella. Among the caveats, one diner found it mediocre, another thought it overrated, and one described a disappointing visit with a badly cooked entree, though the bread was still good. One diner says the focaccia is pricey but worth it.

Fontainebleau

44 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

SW Steakhouse at the Wynn is one of the most frequently recommended steakhouses in Las Vegas dining discussions, with many commenters backing it and several praising the steak, the bread, and patio seating overlooking the Lake of Dreams show. Two diners call it their favorite on the Strip, and one says the high price is worth it. The caveats are substantive: one diner found the steak dry and tough on a recent visit, another prefers a different steakhouse when staying at the Wynn, one warns it exceeds many budgets, and one says a rival's Japanese beef is better and that SW is still catching up.

Wynn

42 people recommend, 2 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Arts District outlet. Good Pie draws broad support in Las Vegas pizza discussions. Diners single out the Detroit and grandma-style pies, and commenters also praise the range of options. One diner who compared several well-known pizza spots ranked it first, while another mentions a good-value happy hour.

Arts District

42 people recommend, 13 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Carbone is widely recommended, with many praising the food, service and atmosphere, and several singling out the bread basket and focaccia. The spicy rigatoni vodka and ribeye Diane also get mentions. The honest caveats are consistent: many diners call it very expensive, and a few found the food average or inconsistent, with complaints about cramped seating and one diner describing rushed pacing. One diner says it is hard to book.

Aria

41 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Peter Luger at Caesars draws strong praise for its steak and especially its lunch-only burger, which several call delicious or fantastic. Diners also single out the steak fries, German potatoes, bacon, and bread service. The caveats are real: one diner found the burger lean and dry, another regretted a December visit, one commenter says Vegas has far better steakhouses, and one thought it looked mediocre in a video. One diner notes it is pricey.

Caesars

39 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Nora's is a strongly recommended off-Strip Italian spot, with people calling the food fantastic and one diner praising the garlic bread. Two commenters single out the Crazy Alfredo, and one diner mentions giant portions. Reservations are advised on busy weekend nights, and one commenter reports long waits even with a booking. Several commenters rank other local Italian spots above Nora's, and one notes prices have risen.

Off Strip

38 people recommend, 1 warns against itcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations for Grand Lux Cafe are pooled across its Venetian and Palazzo outlets, represented here by the Venetian. Commenters praise the broad menu, generous portions and value relative to other Strip choices. Breakfast and late-night meals both come up repeatedly. Views on value are not unanimous: several find it expensive, and one repeat diner describes recent visits as mediocre. Commenters point to its varied menu.

Venetian

37 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Delmonico at the Venetian for its steaks, service and ambience; one diner calls the food great and the service outrageously good, and another singles out the bone-in ribeye and the gumbo. Two commenters say it has slipped, with one diner finding the food bland and the service weak and another saying it no longer ranks among their top steakhouses. Comments also acknowledge the cost, and one diner disliked the wagyu preparation and the desserts.

Venetian

37 people recommend, 16 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Supporters of Battista's Hole in the Wall value its old-school atmosphere and bundled-dinner format. Comments mention house wine and included accompaniments; one diner describes bread and a pasta side as part of their meal. Individual diners single out garlic bread and linguini with clams. Criticism is substantial: some find the food bland or disappointing and rate other Italian restaurants higher. The room and perceived value attract fans, but the food itself is contested.

The Flamingo

37 people recommend, 26 warn against itvia r/vegas

Recommendations for Gordon Ramsay Burger are pooled across its Las Vegas restaurants, represented here by Planet Hollywood; Flamingo also contributes to the totals. One commenter praises both outlets, while other named-outlet recommendations favor Flamingo. A Planet Hollywood diner found their burger merely okay, allowing that it might have been an off night. At brand level, diners praise burgers and sides including truffle fries, sweet potato fries and onion rings. Dissent concerns high prices and burgers described as bland, dry or mediocre, alongside mixed opinions that the food is good but expensive. Generic menu and quality accounts are not assigned to Planet Hollywood alone.

Planet Hollywood

32 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Sparrow and Wolf is a widely recommended off-Strip spot in Chinatown, with many people naming it among their top Las Vegas picks and two calling their meals among the best they have had. One diner singles out the bone marrow and beef cheek dumplings as excellent, and individual commenters praise the cocktails, small plates and tasting-menu value. One commenter is bluntly negative, calling the restaurant trash and smoke and mirrors, and one diner says the price can run well past what they expected per person.

Chinatown

32 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People widely recommend Carversteak at Resorts World, praising the steaks, tableside touches and service; several single out the rib cap, and one diner praises the exceptionally tender tenderloin. A few commenters say it is pricey, with one calling it worth it mainly if the meal is comped. One diner was underwhelmed by the steak quality, and another felt the dining room layout and seating fell short.

Resorts World

32 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

The Steakhouse at Circus Circus is a frequent dining recommendation, with commenters praising its old-school atmosphere and several ranking it among the best steakhouses in Las Vegas. Commenters praise its old-school atmosphere, and one values the included accompaniments, and one diner singles out the garlic mashed potatoes while another says it offers good value for a steakhouse. The caveats are real, though: two warn it has declined in recent years, another says the steaks are a lower grade than prime while priced like prime, and one commenter simply finds it fine rather than special.

Circus Circus

31 people recommend, 2 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Flamingo outlet. Shang Artisan Noodle is one of the most enthusiastically recommended restaurants on the Las Vegas map, with many commenters calling it a favorite and praising its fresh, flavorful hand-pulled noodles. The beef noodle soup is singled out repeatedly, along with the spicy wontons and pork belly noodle soup, and several diners highlight it as a budget-friendly meal worth repeat visits. The honest caveats: portions are very large, waits can run long and the waitlist is advised, and a couple of commenters prefer other spots such as Mian or Big Dan's, while one feels the newer Durango casino location is not up to the standard of the original Flamingo branch.

Flamingo

31 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People largely recommend The Buffet at Wynn, with several calling it the best buffet in Las Vegas and a few ranking it above Bacchanal and Caesars. One diner praises its taste, quality and dessert bar, and another calls the brunch a must. Caveats exist: three commenters say quality has declined, one diner found the dinner meat poor, and one disliked nearly everything at brunch. One diner also flagged holiday pricing without special holiday items, while another found the Thanksgiving spread glorious.

30 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Cleaver as a relaxed but refined off-Strip steakhouse, with praise for the steak and seafood and an individual mention of the bread, with some describing good value and one comparing it favorably with the Strip. One diner singles out the braised short rib, and a commenter notes it is affiliated with its sister restaurant Herbs and Rye. One commenter feels it gets lots of hype but is only good rather than great, and another misses the older happy-hour specials. Reservations are suggested, though one commenter notes the larger room makes walk-ins easier than at the sister spot.

Off The Strip

30 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

China Poblano, José Andrés' Chinese-Mexican fusion restaurant at the Cosmopolitan, is enthusiastically recommended by many people, several of whom call it a favorite they return to every trip. Individual comments single out dishes like the quail egg shumai, quesabirria tacos, and coconut ceviche, and some describe it as good value for the Strip. One diner finds it casual and lively, and another likes it for lunch or dinner.

Cosmo

30 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Din Tai Fung, and the Aria branch draws the most discussion; many call it a favorite or a dependable choice, and several single out the soup dumplings. A few diners flag the price, with one saying it is overpriced compared with similar Chinatown spots and another finding it not worth the cost. One commenter describes a visit to the Aria branch as the weakest they have had, with lukewarm food and greasy-tasting soup dumplings, and another compares it to a chain outing with better options available.

Aria

29 people recommend, 2 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Recommendations for Grimaldi's are pooled across its Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by the Palazzo. Commenters recommend the New York-style pizza, including individual praise for the thin crust and coal-fired pies. Branch experiences differ: one diner disliked the Venetian-area outlet enough not to return, while another likes the Rainbow location. One commenter considers the chain below the city's best or weaker than the New York original, and one likes the pizza but finds a topped pie expensive.

Palazzo

28 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Capo's draws recommendations for Italian food and a playful, speakeasy-style atmosphere off the Strip. Two commenters describe an old-school, mafia-film-inspired setting and live lounge entertainment. Diners also report enjoying the food, so the recommendations are not solely about the theme. One calls the concept gimmicky but enjoyable, while another finds the experience more memorable than the meal. One diner likes the food, while another finds it mediocre.

Off Strip

28 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Bouchon, a French bistro at the Venetian, draws strong recommendations from many commenters. Individual comments praise the bread and butter, the weekend brunch, and dishes like the steak frites, chicken, and boudin blanc. Several commenters call it a top pick on the Strip, and one diner praises its breakfast, while another says it outshone a steakhouse meal they found disappointing elsewhere. The one mixed view comes from a commenter who is skeptical of celebrity chef restaurants generally and thinks they are not worth the money, calling Bouchon pretty good but preferring the Napa Valley location.

Venetian

28 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas

Many people recommend Mott 32 at the Palazzo, with several singling out the Peking duck and a few calling the restaurant outstanding. One diner praises the Iberico BBQ pork appetizer as outstanding though a bit pricey, and another recommends the hot and sour soup dumplings and BBQ buns. One diner found the food underwhelming, and one commenter calls it great but overpriced compared with Chinatown alternatives, while another suggests ordering à la carte rather than the endless brunch. A commenter advises checking video guides beforehand to avoid missing the best dishes.

Palazzo

28 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Yukon Pizza draws recommendations for its sourdough-crust pizza, with commenters also praising the burgers and one mentioning the wings. The restaurant is off the Strip on East Charleston. One diner found the pizza mediocre after high expectations, another says it becomes soggy quickly and travels poorly, and another considers it expensive.

28 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People widely recommend Ferraro's, an off-Strip Italian spot many call excellent and a notch above Strip options, with traditional cooking in a nicer, more modern setting. Diners single out the osso buco, gnocchi and lobster risotto, and one mentions a strong wine list. Two commenters note it is pricey, with one saying to be prepared to spend. A few dissent: one diner had an unimpressive visit and found the service rude, another simply advises against it, and a third wonders whether it has changed since it used to be great.

Off Strip

27 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Joël Robuchon at MGM Grand draws broad recommendations for a high-end, multi-course meal. Several commenters single out the bread cart, and one praises the bread, cheese and dessert carts together. Diners describe it as an expensive splurge, with one noting that the meal takes hours. The positive accounts concern an extended dining experience rather than a quick pre-show dinner.

Mgm Grand

27 people recommend, 1 warns against itcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Fremont East outlet. commenters widely recommend Le Thai, with many singling out the short rib fried rice as the dish to order. Commenters praise the food, and two also mention the atmosphere, and one diner calls it a favorite stop on every Vegas trip. A few dissent: one calls it decent but not amazing, another finds it fairly basic, and one warns it feels like a tourist trap.

Fremont East

27 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Piero's, an off-Strip Italian spot near the convention center, for its old-school Vegas feel and food; one diner who has been several times says they have never had a bad meal there. The praise is not unanimous: one commenter feels it leans on nostalgia and old decor without actually good food, another calls it fair but pricey, and a third says a rival Italian spot is much better. A commenter describes it as the same era as other old-school rooms but quieter, with white tablecloths, and one suggests asking for a booth in the back room.

Off Strip

27 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Hugo's Cellar, an old-school dining room in the Four Queens, for its tableside salad cart, generous martinis and classic, formal atmosphere. One describes it as a fun, consistent experience worth visiting on every Vegas trip, and one calls the food excellent from start to finish. One diner singles out the beef Wellington, while another recently had a steak there that ranked among their best in years. The main caveats are price and service: one commenter calls it pricey and not worth it, and another disliked the service despite enjoying the food.

4 Queens

26 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Sinatra at the Wynn for high-end Italian, with several calling it a top Strip choice and one diner who has eaten there repeatedly naming it their first pick. Individual comments single out the well-made cocktails, the red sauce, and the truffle risotto, and one couple celebrated an anniversary there and found it phenomenal. The main caveat is price: a couple of diners call it pricey, one found the food mediocre, and another found it overrated, though one commenter praises the room as beautiful with great service.

Encore

25 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People overwhelmingly recommend Casa di Amore for old-school Italian, with many praising the food and individual comments singling out the stuffed peppers, garlic bread and cioppino. One diner calls it the best Italian they've had outside Rome and advises reserving ahead because the room is small, while another first-timer enjoyed the old-Vegas feel and attentive service. It sits off the Strip, and one commenter finds it charming but not right for a particular occasion.

Off Tropicana

25 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Scarpetta at the Cosmopolitan is an Italian restaurant that many diners recommend, with individual comments praising the pasta, the tasting menu, and views of the Bellagio fountains, though it can be hard to book. Diners single out dishes like the short rib agnolotti, duck foie gras ravioli, and bombolinis. The enthusiasm is not universal: one diner found the food unremarkable for the price, another called it very poor despite the nice view, and one commenter who prefers Fiorella thinks that restaurant's food is better. One mixed view holds the restaurant has slipped from its earlier standards, another is not a big fan but would go for the bread, and one commenter finds the menu intimidating at first glance.

Cosmopolitan

25 people recommend, 8 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace draws strong praise from many people, who rank it among the top upscale buffets and highlight its variety, with one commenter recommending it for seafood and sushi fans. Two diners single out the brisket, and one praises the Asian food stations, while another says it has stayed consistent across visits. The main caveat is price: many commenters feel it is expensive for what you get, and one warns of long lines. Others warn that quality has slipped or is inconsistent.

Caesars Palace

25 people recommend, 19 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Supporters of Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan praise the seafood, carving station and desserts, with some preferring its value to more expensive Strip buffets. Others consider it expensive or believe the quality has declined. A diner who disliked much of the meal still liked the meat and omelette stations. Several discussions describe it as a breakfast-and-lunch buffet rather than a dinner option; that reflects the accounts, not a guarantee of current hours.

Cosmopolitan

24 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill at Caesars draws recommendations for a more casual Ramsay meal, including beef Wellington, sticky toffee pudding and fish and chips. Some diners prefer it to Hell's Kitchen, while others consider it merely adequate. One reports inconsistent preparation, with dishes enjoyable when cooked properly but disappointing on other occasions.

Caesars

24 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Many people recommend Mayfair Supper Club at the Bellagio for combining dinner with a burlesque-style show, praising the food and fountain views. Several call it a fun, authentically Vegas night out, and one diner says it works well for a date. Some commenters find it pricey or feel the food value is uneven, with one recent visitor calling the food average but worth it for the show. One commenter also notes it would be hard to fit the dinner and show in before another event.

Bellagio

24 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Black Tap at the Venetian for its burgers, and a few single out the wagyu option and the oversized shakes. One diner calls it the best burger they have had on the Strip, while another says the portions are huge. Not every view is glowing: one commenter rates it merely decent, and a diner reports a burger arriving overcooked after a long wait. A commenter also suggests avoiding it during a big game because it sits beside the sports betting area.

Venetian

24 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend CUT at the Venetian as a strong steakhouse pick, with some calling it a favorite and a couple singling out the Australian ribeye. One diner praises its modern, energetic vibe, and another likes the broad menu and unhurried courses. One diner says it is pricey but not unreasonable. The caveats: one diner found a recent visit disappointing, and another had two poor steaks in a row and advises against spending money there.

Palazzo

24 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Superfrico at the Cosmopolitan is an offbeat Italian spot that many people recommend for its goofy, lively atmosphere and dinner-and-a-show setup. Individual comments praise the pizza, meatballs and octopus appetizer, while a couple of commenters find it merely average or mediocre for the price. One diner who visited recently was let down by a lack of entertainment and food that was only fine.

Cosmopolitan

24 people recommend, 3 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Miracle Mile outlet. Nacho Daddy, a Mexican restaurant with a location near Planet Hollywood, draws mostly positive comments, with praise for the nachos, margaritas, and shareable portion sizes. One diner calls the filet mignon nachos delicious and generous with toppings, another recommends the flaming fajitas, and one says the nachos are the best they have had. The warnings are pointed, though: one commenter flatly tells people not to go, another ranks it well below an average Mexican restaurant, and one diner found the Strip branch overpriced with syrupy margaritas. A different commenter thought the nachos had shrunk. One diner who enjoyed the food notes it is not very authentic.

Planet Hollywood

24 people recommend, 9 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Diners largely recommend Javier's at Aria, praising the setting, margaritas and a handful of dishes, with the seafood enchilada trio and salsa each singled out by two commenters. One repeat diner calls it a beautiful restaurant with great margaritas, and another says the trio enchilada del mar belongs on any list. The caveats are real: a few diners found the food bland or mediocre for the price, and one described a rushed, loud meal that fell short of a high-end experience.

Aria

23 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People largely praise Partage, an off-Strip French restaurant, for its tasting menus and wine pairings, with several saying the trip away from the Strip is worthwhile. Several diners describe memorable multi-course meals, and a few call the food excellent. The honest caveats: a couple of commenters had strongly negative experiences, and one diner found some dishes underwhelming. One diner calls it pricey but worth it, and another worries it may exceed a budget.

Off Strip

22 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People recommend Monzu, with many praising the food as excellent and the chef's table as a standout value. Several diners single out the bread and sourdough, and two mention live music and another praises the service. One commenter notes it is great but pricey, and another says the vibe is not old-school.

21 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Beauty and Essex at the Cosmopolitan, praising its fun small-plates format, glamorous hidden-entrance setting, and standout items like the grilled cheese bites and a playful ferris-wheel dessert. One commenter calls the food decent but not great, saying the experience itself is the main draw.

Cosmopolitan

21 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Prime at the Bellagio is a steakhouse that people recommend, with several praising the food, service and classy setting, and a couple singling out the fountain-view patio as the best seat in the house. One diner who ate on the patio says the food and service were incredible and better than expected, and another calls it one of the best restaurants they have visited. The honest caveat comes from one repeat diner, who praises the service and atmosphere but says portion sizes were drastically reduced and the beef carpaccio was swapped for a beet version. A commenter also notes that patio seating carries a minimum, though the menu prices make that less of an issue.

Bellagio

21 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Double Zero is a pizza pick that commenters name again and again, with several listing it among their favorites and one commenter saying the Spring Mountain location would outshine most of the places being discussed. One diner calls it the best of the spots mentioned in that comparison, praising the small but tasteful menu, the Italian wine selection and the real brick oven, while another recommends the short rib pizza. The same diner notes tight parking in the shopping center lot, believes it opens only for dinner, and suggests going on a weekday rather than a weekend. One commenter describes it as Japanese-inspired Neo-Neapolitan rather than classic NY style.

Spring Mountain

21 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Joe's Seafood at the Forum Shops, with one commenter calling it a favorite and another saying it is a reliable choice. Diners single out the stone crab, the steak and the filet, and one commenter says the steaks are budget-friendly compared with most other Strip steakhouses. One diner found the food mediocre and middle of the road.

Forum Shops

20 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations for Brooklyn's Best are pooled across its Las Vegas outlets, represented here by the downtown Charleston restaurant, which a commenter recommends for downtown dining. At brand level, commenters name it among their favorite pizza spots and single out the grandma pie and Eggplant Delight. Others praise a New York-style slice, a regular meat-lovers order or the value of a slice-and-drink deal without identifying an outlet. Those dish and value accounts do not establish the menu or experience at Charleston specifically.

20 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Delilah, with commenters praising the food and atmosphere. One diner calls it a memorable, movie-set-like experience, and another says the bread might be the fluffiest they have had. Separate commenters single out the Beef Wellington and the truffle mashed potatoes, and several note that reservations are hard to get. One diner warns it is overpriced, with mediocre food, inattentive service and laughable decor, and says they will not return.

Wynn

19 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People widely recommend Mizumi at the Wynn, with some calling it a top pick and praising the setting, from pagoda tables overlooking the fountains to a teppanyaki experience one diner found fabulous. Several diners single out the sushi and seafood, including scallops and crispy shrimp, and the wagyu fried rice. One diner had a mixed experience, finding the food special but disliking family-style service and saying they might avoid it for special occasions, while another found some dishes not worth reordering though others were very good.

Wynn

19 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Cugino's draws recommendations for New York-style pizza, with diners discussing basil-and-tomato, clam, and broccoli-rabe-and-sausage pies. One commenter prefers the smaller pizzas for a crisper result. Several name it among their stronger Las Vegas pizza choices.

18 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People widely recommend the Eiffel Tower Restaurant for its Bellagio fountain views and romantic, dressed-up atmosphere, with several calling the food good or excellent. One diner singles out the fig and foie gras dish and the Rossini, and another praises the prix fixe lunch as good value. A commenter cautions that it can feel like a touristy gimmick crammed into a small space, though even they say a sunset reservation is worthwhile.

Paris

18 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People mostly recommend The Henry at the Cosmopolitan as a reliable late-night and breakfast spot, with one diner calling it a personal favorite they return to late at night. A couple of commenters single out specific dishes, a breakfast burrito and a grilled cheese with tomato soup, and one praises the food while saying it is usually not overly crowded. One commenter says it is good but pricey for a diner, and another notes it is a little farther away.

Cosmo

17 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People recommend Crossroads at Resorts World, and one diner says the food is so good you forget it is vegan. Several praise the brunch buffet, and a couple mention happy hour as a way to sample discounted drinks and small plates. One diner calls it a good vegan restaurant that is pricey, and another reports poor service on recent visits while still liking the food.

Resorts World

17 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

SushiSamba at the Venetian draws strong recommendations from many diners, with one calling it their favorite restaurant in the area. Commenters repeatedly praise its happy hour as a good-value option, and diners single out dishes like the sea bass anticuchos, beef gyoza, and sliders. One diner likes the creative food and value for a date night.

Venetian

17 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Yardbird at the Venetian draws broad recommendations for Southern cooking. One diner praises both the bone-in fried chicken and chicken-and-waffles meal; other comments single out shrimp and grits and deviled eggs. A diner who usually dislikes casino restaurant value still enjoys this one. The caveats include a repeat visitor reporting variable experiences and another warning that a busy evening without a reservation can mean less comfortable lounge seating.

Venetian

17 people recommend, 5 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Recommendations for Matikis BBQ are pooled across its Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by East Tropicana near Eastern. A Spring Valley diner praises the ribs and would return; a diner at Tropicana and Eastern calls the food delicious. Other positive comments mention ribs, chicken and generous portions. Dissent concerns ribs described as mostly char and gristle, gritty mac salad or overly fatty meat. One commenter says the pictured plate looks unappealing, while another jokes the ribs look burnt. One likes the food but finds the meat-to-bone ratio weak; another feels prices have risen while portions shrank.

16 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend é by José Andrés as a distinctive fine-dining experience rather than a standard restaurant, and commenters call it inventive and creative. One diner who has been describes it as their best culinary experience, and another says the bone marrow still lingers years later. The main caveat is booking, with one commenter noting the reservation is very hard to get, and another suggesting it as a splurge for those with the budget.

Cosmopolitan

16 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

The Oyster Bar at Palace Station draws recommendations for its pan roast, with diners also praising the gumbo and jambalaya. Commenters describe a small counter with limited seating and potentially long waits. Some regular visitors prefer an early-morning meal when they have encountered little or no line. The positive case is for the Palace Station restaurant itself, rather than separate oyster bars elsewhere in the valley.

Palace Station

16 people recommend, 2 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Recommendations for Blueberry Hill span its Las Vegas-area outlets; the location represented here is at East Flamingo near Maryland Parkway. Commenters recommend the diner-style breakfasts and pancakes, with several discussing other branches. One first-hand diner finds breakfast reasonably priced, while another prefers a competitor for value. One comment uses a teasing negative description before saying they love the breakfast; it is not a clear rejection. A separate commenter says the lack of takeout changed their routine.

16 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

The Bootlegger is an off-Strip Italian restaurant on Las Vegas Blvd near South Point that many people recommend, calling it a local favorite with good food, old-school Vegas ambiance, and mid-priced. One diner says it fills up quickly and suggests making reservations. A couple of diners warn it has slipped recently, with one reporting bland chicken parmigiana and another saying quality and service have declined. One commenter also hosted a big group there successfully, noting the surrounding area is not the best but rideshares reach the door.

16 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People recommend Andiamo, the steakhouse inside the D downtown, with one calling it a personal favorite and another a hidden gem. A few diners single out the steaks, and one praises the meatball appetizer. One diner had a great experience but prefers Barry's Downtown Prime and notes a companion found the pasta too buttery. Another found the steak average and the sides weak, and one says it is out of their budget.

The D

15 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Chinatown outlet. commenters recommend Fuku Burger for its burgers, with praise for the food and two commenters mentioning Chinatown. One diner calls it a go-to for visiting friends, and another enjoyed a burger served over rice. A few commenters note caveats: one says it is not a romantic spot, another found a burger overcooked on a recent visit, and a third feels it is tasty but not original enough to spend a meal on.

Chinatown

15 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations for Giordano's are pooled across its Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by the Strip restaurant at Flamingo. A commenter specifically recommends the Flamingo location for Chicago deep dish. The broader brand pool includes deep-dish praise and two thin-crust recommendations. One diner makes the brand their usual Vegas pizza stop, while another suggests it for a budget-friendly family meal; neither identifies an outlet. One commenter likes the pizza but notes its Chicago origins rather than treating it as a distinctly Vegas choice.

15 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Amalfi at Caesars Palace, with one frequent Vegas diner naming the blue crab and eggplant meatballs among the strip dishes they still think about. Another commenter says the coastal Italian spot exceeded their expectations, highlighting seafood, a pesto pasta and an espresso martini, while a third raves about the burrata, chicken parm and a strawberry cream dessert. One diner acknowledges that some people dislike the Caesars location even though they themselves adore it, and one diner enjoyed a fish dish while questioning the value of Italian restaurants relative to home cooking. One diner reports small pasta portions.

Caesars Palace

15 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Stay Tuned Burgers sits inside the Hard Hat Lounge, a dive bar a little off the Strip, and people recommend it again and again, mostly by name. A few commenters single out the smashburgers, and one calls them the best, though that same comment also names another spot's smashburger as best. Two commenters praise the crispy tots, and two describe the burgers as budget-friendly, with one noting the bar's classic Vegas lounge feel and another calling it a fun dive bar.

Hard Hat Lounge

15 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Momofuku, located in the Cosmopolitan, is strongly recommended by commenters. Two commenters praise the bao buns, a couple single out a lobster truffle ramen, and one diner names the spicy cucumbers a favorite. A few find it reasonably priced, with one commenter praising large sharing plates and others mentioning happy-hour appetizers, though one diner found a Korean alternative better value. One visitor felt let down but still calls the ramen an okay choice, and another commenter calls the food bland and says to skip it.

Cosmopolitan

15 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People repeatedly name Gymkhana, an Indian restaurant at the Aria, among their top Las Vegas picks. Diners single out the keema naan, aloo chaat, lamb chops and lobster curry, and one commenter praises everything from the decor to the wine. One diner felt it did not live up to the hype or the price and found the chicken butter masala too sweet, while another suggests ordering carefully. A couple of commenters note it is not open for lunch.

Aria

15 people recommend, 2 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Sammy Davis Jr Drive outlet. El Dorado Cantina is a Mexican restaurant that many commenters recommend, with one commenter calling the food authentic and a nice sit-down option. One diner singles out the breakfast chilaquiles with steak and eggs, another the asada burrito, and another the steak fajitas, along with the salsa, chips and enchiladas. The location is the main caveat: it sits next to a strip club a bit off the Strip, and one commenter says only a drunk crowd would enjoy it now, while another calls the food disgusting and tasting frozen and reheated. One commenter points to a Tivoli Village branch in a better area, and another praises a Southwest-side location for those bothered by the strip club proximity.

14 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People widely recommend this off-Strip Italian spot for its old-school, classic Vegas feel and authentic Italian cooking. One commenter praises the food, service, entertainment and value, and one diner singles out the wide veal selection. The practical caveats are that it sits off-Strip, so a couple of commenters say a taxi or rideshare is the easiest way there, and one describes a limited weekly opening schedule.

Sahara

14 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Recommendations for The Magic Noodle are pooled across its Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by Fort Apache. A repeat visitor explicitly names 5165 South Fort Apache Road and its Lan Zhou noodle soup as their usual first meal in Vegas. Other brand-level accounts praise hand-pulled noodles, Chongqing noodles and Taiwanese beef noodle soup. One diner recommends the brand for guests and values its handmade noodles and broths. Separate commenters describe an inconvenient journey or a worthwhile drive without identifying an outlet; those travel accounts are not assigned to Fort Apache.

14 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People largely recommend Buddy V's at the Venetian as a solid Italian option, and a couple of commenters note it is mid-priced for the Strip. Diners who have eaten there single out the Sunday Gravy, chicken parm and lasagna as tasty, and one describes a relaxed, well-lit family feel. One diner ranks it low among Vegas Italian spots, and another calls it merely good rather than exceptional.

Venetian

14 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Lago at the Bellagio chiefly for its fountain views and lively atmosphere, with several suggesting a patio table facing the fountains. The food also draws praise, with diners calling it excellent and singling out the lasagna and rigatoni, though two diners found the food underwhelming, one prefers another restaurant's food, one calls the place dated and reliant on its view, and another found it just okay. One diner found lunch budget-friendly while noting cocktails are pricey.

Bellagio

13 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Wakuda at the Palazzo for sushi, and one diner calls it the best meal of their life. Another praises the sushi, sashimi and nigiri along with the service, and describes a striking interior with no Strip view. One commenter rates the wasabi Caesar salad highly, while a diner who liked the sushi found it pricey and thought the tasting menu fell flat.

Palazzo

13 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations for Naked City are pooled across its Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by the Paradise restaurant. Diners recommend the Buffalo-style pizza and one singles out hot honey as a worthwhile addition. Several name it among their preferred local pizza options. One commenter likes it as bar pizza but would choose elsewhere for a dedicated pizza meal.

Paradise

13 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People name Jean-Georges at Aria as a fancy, delicious steakhouse, with a few singling out the New York strip and one recommending the F1 Wagyu. One diner who has been to many Vegas steakhouses says their steak there was the best they can remember. Brief recommendations sit alongside explicit dining accounts, and one commenter notes a Saturday-night wait for a bar seat.

Aria

13 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Tivoli Village outlet. Echo & Rig is an off-Strip steakhouse that commenters repeatedly name among their Las Vegas picks. One commenter says the evening selection is on point but warns against going during the day. One diner calls it cheaper than the Strip and pretty good for those staying off-Strip, and another describes it as a great off-Strip venue with approachable options from past visits. Most mentions are simple name-drops rather than detailed reviews.

Off Strip

13 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People largely recommend Ramsay's Kitchen at Harrah's, with diners singling out the beef Wellington and sticky toffee pudding as highlights. Several commenters rank it above Hell's Kitchen, citing a similar menu done better and somewhat better service. One diner was let down compared with Hell's Kitchen, and another found the food good apart from the salmon, though the bill felt too high. One commenter describes it as a proper sit-down meal with the famous wellington on the menu, and another notes it is pricey but worth it.

Harrah S

13 people recommend, 1 warns against itcounted across its outletsvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

Recommendations are pooled across this brand's Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by its Rainbow outlet. commenters often name Weera Thai among their favorite Thai spots in Las Vegas, with the Rainbow branch mentioned most. One diner praises the panang curry and quick service at the off-Strip location, and another recommends the drunken noodles. One commenter calls it mediocre, while a regular sticks to the Sahara branch.

Rainbow

12 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Carson Kitchen, just off Fremont downtown, is a frequent commenter pick, with commenters calling it excellent and one diner reporting consistently good food and strong cocktails across many trips. One commenter names the white thighs as a favorite, and another gives an honorable mention to a dish meant to evoke a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. One diner says it may be a bit pricey for a tight budget, and another visitor who has been twice would return but chose a different spot on their last trip.

12 people recommendvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People recommend Jaleo, the tapas restaurant in the Cosmopolitan, with one diner calling it among their best meals in Vegas and another praising the food and service. A couple of commenters highlight the bar menu and happy hour, and one diner singles out the goat cheese basque cheesecake. One commenter describes it as a splurge, and another says the food has improved since it first opened.

Cosmopolitan

12 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Brera Osteria at the Venetian, with several singling out its happy hour as a strong draw; one commenter particularly values its happy hour. Individual comments praise the Neapolitan-style pizza and the gnocchi, and one calls the bolognese the best they have tried. One diner notes the room looks plain, but says the food is very good.

Venetian

12 people recommendvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People speak highly of Restaurant Guy Savoy, with two ranking it among the best fine dining on the Strip and one calling it a top traditional fine dining experience. The bread cart earns particular praise from diners who have eaten there: one says it changed their view of bread service, though the bread was so good they were barely hungry for their entrees, and another returns repeatedly for the focaccia. A commenter notes the a la carte menu suits a quicker meal, and another mentions excellent steaks.

12 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

Recommendations for Shake Shack are pooled across its Las Vegas-area outlets, represented here by New York-New York. Commenters recommend it as a budget-friendly burger stop. Some rank its burgers above In-N-Out, while another says the burgers are equal but prefers Shake Shack's fries. One diner singles out the double bacon smashburger, and another considers the burgers worth the extra cost. A New York-New York recommendation describes a late-night meal option; another commenter identifies that outlet as sometimes packed. Those observations concern New York-New York, not every branch or guaranteed current hours.

New York-new York

12 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/vegas, r/LasVegas

People recommend Greenberg's Deli at New York-New York mainly for its pastrami, with one calling it the best outside New York and others praising the New York Skyhigh sandwich and the Reuben. The budget-friendly breakfast deal, which bundles a hot drink with a breakfast sandwich, is repeatedly singled out, and several diners say the sandwiches are big enough to split. The caveats: one diner reports meat portions have shrunk on recent visits, another says the deli is pricey overall outside the breakfast special.

New York-new York

12 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/LasVegas, r/vegas

People mostly recommend Craftsteak at the MGM Grand, with two singling out the steak. One diner recalls one of the best steaks they have had, though the visit was long ago, and another calls it beyond great and consistent across visits. One commenter rates it very good but not their favorite, and one commenter simply calls it good. One dissenting voice strongly discourages it, and one commenter who once would have picked it for dinner now says the price has them heading to food courts instead.

Mgm Grand