Seafood Cuisine: 24 Restaurants Found
Seablue
Address: 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109
Seablue belongs to Michael Mina's restaurant group, but maintains a unique identity thanks to Chef Stephen Hopcraft's adherence to Mina's vision. Ensconced on a prestigious restaurant row in the MGM Grand, the Mediterranean-influenced seafood restaurant has been drawing conventioneers and locals since 2003. The space is appropriately oceanic, with shimmering water walls and coral murals. Jet-fresh sea creatures are skewered, grilled over apricot wood, and served in Moroccan tagines. Even simply marinated, the clarity of flavor in the premium ingredients is evident. Befitting a Michael Mina restaurant, presentation is stellar. Desserts offer the same seasonal commitment and Mediterranean accents.
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RM Seafood
Address: 3930 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Since RM Seafood opened on Valentine’s Day, 2005, Rick Moonen has set a new standard for seafood in Las Vegas. Located at the mouth of Mandalay Bay, an upstairs dining room with a yacht-club feel attracts a mix of high rollers and locals. Playful touches include portholes that peek down on tanks of live crustaceans. A champion of sustainability, Moonen simply prepares seasonal sea life to preserve their natural advantages. Beverage Director Jeff Eichelberger is similarly intent on maintaining the earth’s bounty for perpetuity, favoring organic, biodynamic wines. Top desserts utilize fresh fruit in tarts and ice cream.
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Pearl
Address: 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109
Pearl at the MGM has elevated Chinese food to fine dining. This modern Chinese restaurant is understated, and quite adept at holding its own among the glitz of Las Vegas. They do it without a celebrity chef. They do it without an adjoining nightclub or flair bar. They do it through the use of fresh ingredients, simple, but elegant presentation, and extremely efficient, attentive, and consistent service. The food is beautiful, and the restaurant comfortable, as well as nicely appointed.
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Emeril's New Orleans Fish House
Address: 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109
Emeril. He’s an institution, as much as a recognizable household name. He’s made cooking fun and easy for everyone, and has restaurants in New Orleans, Las Vegas, Orlando and Miami, Atlanta, as well as Gulfport. He owns the trademark Emeril’s, as well as famed Delmonico’s Restaurants. Las Vegas’ Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House, ensconced in the MGM, has made its home here since 1995, though undergoing a major remodel two years ago. The restaurant is sexy, and the food is exciting. Their wine list is more than fifty pages, and their service staff makes each diner feel like there’s a team of servers that exist just to cater to their needs.
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Tillerman
Address: 2245 East Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Upon entering the Tillerman on East Flamingo, just west of Eastern, a warm and inviting ambiance welcomes you into the dining room. Large trees reach for the ceiling and the cabin-like setting promises certain dining solace. The dull chatter of happily over-eating guests complement the aromas of the steaks and sautéed mushrooms throughout the room. The rotating tabletop salad bar is the first course of the satisfying meal to come, with its Romaine hearts, and iceberg wedges, sweet grilled veggies, marinated feta and perfect cherry tomatoes.
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