$25 - $50 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 »

At Red 8 Chef Hisham Johari's offers Southeast Asian cuisine in a casual setting. The extensive menu offers the best tastes from the region, with such dishes as a Deep Fried Whole Fish with Soy Ginger Sauce, Braised Abalone with Seasonal Greens, and Cantonese Roast Duck. The menu also includes an extensive selection of rice, noodle, and congee dishes, and traditional favorites such as Pad Thai Noodles, Kung Pao Chicken, and Sweet and Sour Pork. 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 »

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 »

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 »

Delinquent account! This restaurant has an unpaid balance for our services. Unfortunately, it has been our experience that account delinquency is the result of an establishment’s financial difficulties, which also commonly translate into a deterioration in service and food quality. As we have not been given the opportunity to assess the status of this restaurant, we cannot in good faith recommend it to our customers. While we can’t currently endorse this venue, we are happy to suggest a number of other high quality restaurants to meet all your dining needs. Thank you for your understanding. 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 »

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 »

Benihana at the Las Vegas Hilton serves Japanese cuisine with style. Open daily for dinner only, Benihana creatively prepares a variety of entrees in front of guests’ eyes on expansive hibachi grills. With steak, seafood, and poultry options, each served with soup, salad, shrimp appetizers, vegetables, and dipping sauces, any appetite will be pleased. For those interested in the raw side of Japanese cuisine, Benihana offers a selection of sushi, from the classic California roll to the eclectic Dragon roll. To complete the dining experience, sides such as Vegetable Tempura and Calamari Sauté are available to enhance each meal. Private … Learn More »

In the midst of the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas’s Planet Hollywood, Lombardi’s Romagna Mia is a welcome dose of Old World charm. The warm, terracotta-colored walls and wicker chairs are reminiscent of a sunny Mediterranean village, while the black columns reference the majesty of ancient Rome. The wood-burning pizza oven increases Romagna Mia’s inviting warmth, filling the restaurant with mouthwatering aromas. Romagna Mia’s “outdoor” patio is a playful touch: with a trompe l’oeil blue sky ceiling and a cobblestone floor, the patio offers great opportunities for people watching in the resort, and transports diners to a sleepy summer … Learn More »

Bringing the “inviting feeling of the old neighborhood a little closer to your neighborhood” is the mission of family restaurant Maggiano’s Little Italy. Set inside Vegas’ famous Fashion Show Mall, Maggiano’s is a favorite of visiting shoppers and Las Vegas locals alike with its exuberantly sized portions of zesty Italian favorites. Chefs at Maggiano’s prepare authentic and traditional Italian-American cuisine like Four-Cheese Ravioli, Chicken Pesto Linguini, and Chicken Picatta. Meant for casual social dining, this Italian-American eatery is warm and inviting, a place to celebrate with friends and family. Learn More »

Nestled within the serene grounds of the Sun Coast Hotel and Casino, Salvatore’s Ristorante Italiano is as distinguished as its surroundings. Whether seeking the satisfying simplicity of house-made Gnocchi or a Porterhouse, or the rich complexities of Chicken Involtino stuffed with prosciutto, spinach and smoked mozzarella, diners are treated to an assortment of epicurean delights. At a tasteful distance from the noise and activity of the Strip, Salvatore’s Ristorante Italiano delivers a dining experience on par with Las Vegas’s most distinguished restaurants, in a subdued and refined setting. Learn More »

Wolfgang Puck’s Bar and Grill captures the breezy, laid-back feel of West Coast beachfront locales with its open and modern dining room and refreshing California cuisine. Executive Chef Dustin Lewandowski masters Chef Wolfgang Puck’s distinctive culinary style and transforms classic American bar and grill food with irresistible results. Lunch features a selection of elegant and approachable pizzas and sandwiches while the dinner menu expands to include a selection of tantalizing pastas and sophisticated interpretations of classic grill fare. Even bar snacks are given a gourmet facelift, like the irresistible Truffled Potato Chips with Maytag Blue Cheese. Learn More »

MGM’s Grand Buffet captures the decadence and glamour of Las Vegas, serving up generous portions of both daily. Breakfast stations run the gamut from the Heart-Healthy Station with fruit compotes and yogurts to the more indulgent offerings like honey-baked ham, smoked salmon, and made-to-order omelets. Prices and hours vary depending on which day of the week it is. Monday through Friday, is served from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. for $17.25 per adult and $11.99 per child between 4 and 12. On weekends from 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m., the price jumps to $18.25 for adults but remains the same … Learn More »

Studio Café blends the comforts of a late night neighborhood diner with the class and distinction of the Golden Era of Hollywood. Tucked inside the MGM Grand, the Café’s Art Deco décor and ample portions makes this twenty-four-hour eatery a popular hot spot at all hours of the day and night. Breakfast options range from the traditional to the deliciously unconventional, hosting favorites like the fried Chicken and Waffles and the Philly Cheese Steak Omelette. Sandwiches and burgers are not to be missed, with meaty treats like the “Monster BLT” and “Not Your Ordinary Patty Melt” living up to their … Learn More »