Lounge Bar Restaurants

Tao, in the luxurious Venetian Hotel and Casino, has experienced great success in Las Vegas since opening in 2005. The menu full of “Pan-Asian” cuisine is quite diverse and features influences from China, Japan, Thailand, and Korea. The food is beautifully prepared and efficiently delivered with an extensive wine list and lengthy sake menu that encompasses hot and cold sakes to ensure that those who wish for something special have a large variety from which to select. In an expansive dining space featuring authentic Asian statues, live foliage and dramatic lighting, Tao effectively shows what exciting, beautiful dishes may be … Learn More »

With as many dining options as there are in Las Vegas today, it is easy to forget about Battista’s Hole in the Wall, the landmark Italian restaurant behind the Flamingo hotel. But for more than thirty years Battista’s has been serving up an excellent and unchanging menu of basic Italian fare in an historic atmosphere that leaves you singing “That’s Amore!” Proof of Battista’s place in Las Vegas history is evident in the décor—celebrity photographs and memorabilia from a bygone era transport you directly to the heart of the city. The complimentary table wine helps, too. Learn More »

Opened in 1955, Bob Taylor’s Original Ranch House is the oldest steakhouse in Las Vegas. Situated in the suburban northwest, the restaurant still feels “out in the country,” and diners will find a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy excellently-prepared grilled meats. Customers may dine in the Western-themed main dining room or the sports bar. Either way, the offerings of steak, chicken, and seafood with hearty side dishes should leave no diner hungry, and the cozy location with its mountain views will leave the spirit fed too. Learn More »

The Country Club at the Wynn presents a refreshing new take on the classic American steakhouse. In addition to Prime steaks, Chef Rene Lenger offers an array of comforting dishes, ranging from the simple to the gourmet: on the menu grilled hot dogs and burgers sit alongside Maine lobster with polenta and roasted whole boneless quail. Brunch and lunch are decidedly more casual, while the menu turns more serious at dinner--but no matter the meal or occasion, the atmosphere is inviting and friendly, and the cuisine is unwaveringly good. Learn More »

Triple George Grill manages to transcend the surrounding glitz and noise of Downtown Las Vegas with a natural and easy-going sophistication. With dark wood, recessed booths, and live piano in the lounge area, it exudes the debonair air of a by-gone era, peppered with enough contemporary panache to be both relevant and trend-setting. While steak, seafood, and pasta take precedent on the Triple George Grill menu, this is not your average steakhouse as illustrated by the Porcini Crusted Ribeye and Seafood Cioppino. Delivering on its “Be George” philosophy, blending charm and erudite cool with generosity and affability, the Triple George … Learn More »

Only in the Paris could a restaurant transform the everyday burger into a celebrated work of art. At Le Burger Brasserie, the hamburger is a blank canvas, and guests are presented with a palette of options for selecting the bun, the meat, and the condiments. The result is such diverse offerings as the Mediterranean--grilled ground domestic lamb patty with feta cheese, black kalamata olives and avocado--and the Normandy--Fresh ground salmon patty with sautéed mushrooms, provolone cheese, and micro anise. Of course, the true test of any burger joint is a straight up hamburger; at Le Burger Brasserie, the "Le Classique" … Learn More »

Tucked into a quiet corner of a small (by Las Vegas standards) hotel/casino approximately 15 minutes east of the Vegas Strip resides an award-winning steakhouse. The Sonoma Cellar Steakhouse at the Sunset Station Hotel and Casino has built its ten-year reputation on menu offerings that continue to appeal to the fan of a hearty steak meal or seafood devotee. Add an extensive wine list topped by prompt, efficient and unobtrusive service, and you have the winner of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s 2006 Best Local (or off-Strip) Steakhouse of the Year Award. Learn More »

Table 34 sits unobtrusively amidst office buildings, in a decidedly 'off-strip' setting. Its lovely terrace in front is the perfect setting for dining al fresco. Table 34 is open for lunch and dinner, and serves "thoughtful contemporary American" cuisine. Menu items all taste of the care that went into their preparation, and look as delicious as they taste. An impressive wine list, a well-stocked, compact bar, superior service, and a wonderful array of delectable desserts show how alluring dining off the strip can be. Learn More »

Dining at Joel Robuchon is an indulgence of all the senses. Wishing to treat diners to the breathtaking elegance of historic royalty, Michelin super star Joel Robuchon infuses his namesake restaurant with a meticulous care and unparalleled opulence. The French-themed menu of two, four, six, and sixteen course feasting options promises artful culinary surprises. Crystal chandeliers, velvet upholstery, and an ivy-walled outdoor seating area complete the luxurious ambiance. A complimentary limousine service is offered to all guest reservations at Joel Robuchon Restaurant. Learn More »

Under the inspired influence of Executive Chef Michael Mina, STRIPSTEAK at Mandalay Bay, elevates the traditional American steakhouse to new heights of gourmet revelry. The modernist décor sets a swanky stage for the gastronomic extravagances presented on the menu, and Mina transforms steakhouse standards with decadent applications: the Steak Fries are deep fried in duck fat, the Macaroni and Cheese is gussied up with truffles, and the traditional Scalloped Potatoes become inspired gastronomy with caramelized onion and goat cheese. While the Steak is blissfully unadulterated, the purity of flavor is intensified by the high quality of the All-Natural Certified Angus, … Learn More »

Your father’s steakhouse might scorn this uber-chic dining spot, but we think it’s the 20th Century’s answer to a carnivore’s paradise. 12,500 square feet of stunning décor and innovation spread out for the taking, offering up bounties of unique features to make every dining experience memorable. The two-sided wall of water is breathtaking, the limestone walls and ultra-suede booths are sophisticated, and the massive circular caviar and Champagne bar is intoxicating. And while all these things are enticing, the menu really hits the spot. Elegant dishes like the Kobe Carpaccio, the 16oz. Bone-In Filet Mignon, and the Alaskan King Crab … Learn More »

Complete with cheerleaders, beer pong tables, and team banners, Blondies Sports Bar and Grill is located inside the Miracle Mile Shops connected to the Planet Hollywood Hotel. Of course, Blondies is home to a fully stocked bar that includes an extensive beer list. Whether you’re nursing your favorite brew at the bar or munching on Blondies’ classic sports bar fare at a table, you don’t have to worry about missing the big game. Over 40 big screen TVs are situated throughout the room to ensure you don’t miss a single play. Blondies menu presents guests with categories like the pre-game … Learn More »

With over 200 beers on tap, The Pub at Monte Carlo offers a bold selection of brews to sip and savor, along with other treats like “adult milkshakes” and a full menu of satisfying fare. Settle in at the bar for your first glimpse at the beer list—the back wall is a fully lit mounted display of beer kegs. Once you’ve decided on your choice of drink and food, it’s time to get in on the action around you; the big game (whatever that may be) will be showing on The Pub’s big screen TVs and music will be fueling … Learn More »

Koi in the Planet Hollywood combines Las Vegas glitz with Asian exoticism for a distinctly chic dining affair. A Japanese aesthetic blends with a Blade Runner-like futurism to create a stunningly stylish backdrop for the kitchen’s Asian experimentations. Intimate niches in booths reminiscent of river rocks reflect the refined naturalism of the bamboo-accented main dining room, while panoramic Strip views ground the restaurant firmly in its cosmopolitan surroundings. The sushi bar serves as a focal point, justifiably drawing attention to Koi’s succulent sushi offerings. A bevy of clever Asian and pop culture-inspired beverages enhances the imminently savvy Koi experience. Learn More »

Enlivened with centuries’ worth of tradition and technique, Pampas Churrascaria breathes new life into classic Brazilian barbeque inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Casino Resort. The contemporary styled dining room, adorned in earth tones and subtly appointed accent pieces, encourages guests to enjoy a communal dining experience anchored in festive fare and generous portions. The variety and quality of meats to choose from is staggering, such as Cordeiro (Leg of Lamb), Picanha Nobre (Top Sirloin) or Frango (Chicken breasts wrapped in bacon), presented and carved table side. Laden skewers of plump cuts are roasted just as they would … Learn More »

With a charming elegance that hearkens back to a time replete with fair princesses and knights in shiny armor, the Steakhouse at Camelot in the Excalibur resort impresses with classic yet innovative cuisine and a casual yet smartly sophisticated ambience. From within the kitchen, lorded over by Chef Jack Huxtable, comes signature dishes fit for a medieval king. Such dishes include Bone-In New York Steak, Country Baked Meatloaf, Prime Rib, Deep Dish Chicken Pot Pie and a Flame-Grilled 10oz Angus Burger topped with BBQ jumbo shrimp and lump crab meat chipotle slaw. Welcome to the culinary Renaissance! Learn More »

The Las Vegas location of Dick’s Last Resort, located in the Excalibur Hotel & Casino, is famous for being one of the rowdiest restaurants around due to its staff that is purposely insensitive to their guests. The menu at Dick’s offers great barbecue and American cuisine, drawing influence from that of Texas. On the menu, customers can expect to find a wide and practiced selection of barbecued meats, seafood, and Dick’s signature Buckets O’Grub. The messy menu items at Dick’s Last Resort mirror the laidback and crazy atmosphere of the restaurant that boasts entertainment for all. Learn More »

Nobu, inside the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, brings the allure of finely crafted Japanese fare to the Nevada desert. Executive Chef Nobu Matsuhisa balances classic Japanese technique with innovative flavor and ingredient combinations to create a satisfying fusion of East and West. This tasty marriage of elements can be seen in dishes like the popular Fresh Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalapeno. Nobu’s inspiring cuisine is enjoyed within a similarly rousing space designed by David Rockwell himself. The hand-laid river rock wall feature is a highlight for guests, and other design elements like room dividers made of bamboo fronds create a … Learn More »

The Las Vegas Strip plays host to a bundle of diverse Italian restaurants, but d.Vino Italian Food and Wine Bar sets itself apart by offering a casual dining experience in an atmosphere of elegance and sophistication with attentive service that is held a bar above most. With a philosophy intended to generate a one-of-a-kind experience, d.Vino strives to provide guests with dishes that incorporate simple ingredients to create unique flavors that are sure to keep you coming back for more. Featuring an authentic formaggio and salami bar, wood-fired pizzas, classic pasta dishes, hearty entrees and of course, a plentiful selection … Learn More »

Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville evokes the island flavor and laid-back fun of its namesake. This whimsical multi-level restaurant offers a variety of lively dining environments for sampling signature margaritas and feasting on tropically-inspired fare like Caribbean Jerk Chicken and Coconut Shrimp. Decorated with palm tree murals, a life size sea plane, and “docked boat” seating, the expansive main dining room transports diners to exotic vacation spots, while an upstairs patio offers a cabana-style bar and dining areas with views of the Strip. A group event at this dining paradise promises to be a retreat from the everyday, a blissful reminder of … Learn More »