Las Vegas Strip Restaurants

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.

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.

L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon brings the famed edible artistry of its namesake to a more approachable and playful setting. An energetic open kitchen dominates the red and black-accented space, drawing diners in as active participants in L’Atelier’s lively dinner theatre from the comfort of their sleek counter seating. The restaurant offers a diverse selection of French-influenced tapas and entrees that can be sampled alone as a la carte options or can be experienced in thrilling comparison in tasting menus for a more complete appreciation of this culinary workshop.

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 …

Shibuya transports diners to the stylish streets of its namesake Japanese neighborhood with traditional culinary offerings and a colorful contemporary décor. Yabu Pahelberg’s dramatic design offers distinctive dining environments to match the diversity of Shibuya’s cuisine. An expansive marble sushi bar and playful virtual aquarium set the stage for Master Sushi Chef Yoshinori Nakazawa’s creative rolls and sashimi dishes, while dynamic teppanyaki seating create intimate environments for enjoying the culinary performance of teppan griddle cooking. The main “Bento Box” dining room’s kelp-like pillars create private niches for savoring Executive Chef Stephane Chevet’s modern Japanese cuisine while sampling from Shibuya’s celebrated …

Penazzi Italian Ristorante. The name says ‘Italian cuisine,’ yet it’s a cleverly concealed diamond in the rough, tucked away at Harrah’s Hotel and Casino. Its atmosphere is as intoxicating as its wonderfully authentic Italian cuisine. Their dishes range from very traditional to truly unique, and all exhibit attention to detail, and care for each ingredient. Featuring an oyster bar in front of the restaurant, a lengthy martini menu, as well as a dizzying all-Italian wine list, Penazzi is an unforgettable experience.

Hamada of Japan offers traditional Japanese cuisine at its three locations in Las Vegas. The extensive menu includes sushi, teppan-grilled meats, perfect Kobe beef, and even unusual dishes like Ika Natto. Hamada features native kimono-clad servers, traditional music played on a shamisen, sushi chefs with lightning-fast hands, and teppan chefs with lightning-fast knives. Whether trying sushi for the first time, or expanding horizons with donburi, you’ll find traditional Japanese dining at Hamada of Japan.

Grand Wok and Sushi Bar blends Asian minimalism with a contemporary elegance to create a casual and inviting introduction to the exotic flavors of the East. Executive Chef Bill Chan draws inspiration from the cuisines of China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, and Thailand, as well as from world famous chefs, balancing tradition and innovation to create dishes like Orange Chicken and Spicy Kung Pao Chicken with Japanese Tinker Bell Peppers. The lively activity of the open kitchen and sushi bar harmonize with Grand Wok’s tranquil granite and bamboo décor, and picturesque cascading waterfall feature.

Fin offers contemporary Chinese cuisine fused with an eclectic mix of international influences. The atmosphere, mirroring the cuisine, is a mix of playful and elegant, with a design that mingles a fine dining aesthetic with bold forms and modern lines. Diners will feel at once at ease and excited in this gem of a restaurant.

Diego immerses diners in the rich vivacity of Mexico. The dining room’s lively, danceable soundtrack and bold color palette of fuchsia, magenta, lime green, and teal sets the stage for the dining celebration. Executive Chef Noel Santos transforms traditional street food staples and regional recipes like Queso Fundido and Carne Asada with flair, finesse, and the freshest ingredients. Well-stocked by Tequila Master Julio Bermejo, Diego’s impressive 385 bottle collection provides ample fuel for the evening: a necessity on Fridays and Saturdays when Diego transforms into the late night Latin dance destination, Vida!

The Border Grill offers the bold flavors and foods of Mexico in a unique, waterfront setting. Chefs and Owners Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger opened the restaurant in 1999, on the heels of the success of their Santa Monica and Los Angeles locations. Whether you choose to sit indoors or on the outdoor patio, you are sure to enjoy authentic Mexican fare in a fun, airy, and casual setting.

At Sensi,your senses are sure to be awakened. With the kitchen taking center stage, dining is not just enjoyment but entertainment, as Chef Martin Heierling and his staff prepare your meal before your eyes. The menu itself promises international delights, reaching to Italy and Asia for influence while incorporating fresh, seasonal produce, quality meats, and outstanding seafood. The wine list celebrates the best of the Southern Hemisphere, with a unique and bold selection of bottles.

Nestled in the middle of the Mandalay Bay Resort is one of the most sensory-driven dining experiences along the famed Las Vegas Strip. The House of Blues, which was created by Isaac Tigrett, draws you in through its big iron doors with the smell of tantalizing Southern cuisine. As the host escorts you to your table, music memorabilia and folk art surrounds you, the smell of incense relaxes your spirit, and the smooth sounds of rhythm and blues prepares you for dishes such as Pan Seared Voodoo Shrimp or "Fall off the Bone" Baby Back Ribs.

Modeled after an Italian brasserie, Trevi offers a hint of playful elegance. With a menu of succulent Italian dishes, diners will find favorites such as Fettuccini Alfredo, Chicken Parmigiana, and Veal Piccata, as well as daily specials such as the fish of the day and daily risotto. Whether stopping in for a refreshing lunch or a casually elegant dinner, Trevi offers a charming setting and delectable cuisine.

Postrio features a diverse and elegant menu of contemporary American cuisine designed by Chef John LaGrone. Every dish is made with the finest quality ingredients sought from the best producers and farmers in the United States and beyond. From hand-made Parmesan-Potato Gnocchi with Oregon Chanterelles, Fennel-Crusted Yellowfin Tuna to the Grilled Prime Côte de Boeuf, every dining experience is exceptional. A casual menu of appetizers, signature Wolfgang Puck pizzas, pastas and entrees including the Lobster Club Sandwich are served in the Café overlooking St. Mark’s Square. Enjoy the restaurant’s house made desserts and an enticing wine list highlighting some of …

Get your fix amid this restaurant's swank setting, filled with warm, Costa Rican Padouk wood, modern fixtures, of course, a hip crowd. Andrew Sasson, best known for his stylish nightclubs, brings a luxurious touch to the dining scene, mingling a dramatic setting with top notch food and service. The menu is designed to offer the best in classic American fare, and focuses on top quality fish, meats, and poultry,with preparations ranging from raw sushi perfectly cooked entrees from the wood burning grill.

The sprawling, mega-chic MGM Grand resort in Las Vegas plays host to a plethora of fine dining choices, yet for an unforgettable and unique Cantonese/Shanghai cuisine experience, look no further than Pearl. Situated amongst most of MGM’s eateries in the “Studio Walk” area, Pearl fuses ultra-modern, sensual décor with tantalizing, exotic Asian dishes while simultaneously pampering its clientele with impeccable service and attention to detail. Executive chef Kai-Wa Yau is center stage at this hip, sexy dining spot, and his focus on creating artistic expressions with seafood, beef, and traditional Cantonese menu items is something that needs to be experienced …

Leading the way for authentic French bistro fare, Thomas Keller's Bouchon essentially swept the 2005 Best of Las Vegas Awards and continues to delight. Bouchon came into existence so that Keller and his friends could enjoy their favorite French recipes in a more subdued atmosphere than their world-famous French Laundry restaurant. Stepping into Bouchon is like stepping into the quintessential Lyon bistro. Simple presentation, bold flavor and a superlative wine list make Bouchon a must for the serious foodie.

Zeffirino focuses on the finest Italian fare from exotic seafood to meat dishes cooked to perfection. A culinary treat awaits all who dine at Zeffirino. The decor is rich and sophisticated, elegant with gothic undertones. An impressive special feature is the handcrafted bar which was imported from Italy that stands more than 40 feet high. Exquisite wine cases and furniture-Venetian style- along with lush, flowing, purple velvet tapestries create a feel for the romantic.

Located in the Strip's Big Apple, Gallagher's Steakhouse replicates the look and feel of the original in Manhattan's theater district, where it has been serving dry-aged beef since 1927. Diners get the choice of selecting their own steaks from the restaurant's meat locker and watch it being grilled over a hickory charcoal grill. Death by Chocolate is the favorite end of the meal treat which is Gallagher's triple-decker chocolate cake that will feed the whole table.