Where to eat in Las Vegas

A more upscale Chinatown Korean barbecue spot where staff cook the meat at your table.

Caesars Palace’s showpiece buffet, with open kitchens serving everything from seafood and carved meats to dim sum and desserts.

José Andrés’s meat-focused restaurant, which moved from SAHARA to The Palazzo in 2026.

Thomas Keller’s French bistro, tucked away in the Venetian’s Venezia Tower by the pool.

The Las Vegas outpost of the New York red-sauce restaurant, with waiters in maroon tuxedos and a soundtrack of old crooners.

A counter serving egg sandwiches on soft brioche buns, open from early morning.

A local favourite in the downtown Arts District for seasonal pasta, pizza and bread.

A food hall at Resorts World styled on Southeast Asian hawker markets, with stalls serving noodles, chicken rice, skewers and mor…

A family-run Italian restaurant east of the Strip that has been a local institution for decades, with live piano some nights and …

A Korean barbecue chain with grills at every table and an all-you-can-eat menu, right on the Strip at the Miracle Mile Shops.

A red-leather, dark-wood steakhouse just west of the north Strip that has fed Las Vegas since 1958 and is known for its Rat Pack-…

A restaurant themed on the TV series, with red and blue kitchens visible from the dining room.

Gordon Ramsay’s steakhouse at Paris, entered through a tunnel themed on the Chunnel.

A brunch spot famous for enormous plates, including towering chicken and waffles.

A dimly lit cocktail bar and steakhouse west of the Strip, famous among locals for its cocktail list and its happy-hour steak dea…

A downstairs dining room at the Four Queens that keeps old Las Vegas traditions alive, from tableside salad carts to a rose for d…

A dramatic, dark-wood Mexican restaurant at ARIA from a California family group, known for its steak and seafood dishes and a lon…

The late chef Joël Robuchon’s formal French restaurant at MGM Grand, one of the most celebrated and expensive dining rooms in the…

Long considered one of the best Thai restaurants in the US, known for northern Thai cooking.

The more relaxed sibling next door to Joël Robuchon, where most guests sit at a counter watching the chefs.

A French bistro with one of the few true sidewalk patios on the Strip, facing the Bellagio fountains.

The Las Vegas branch of the Hong Kong restaurant group, with a dramatic dining room and Peking duck that needs ordering ahead.

A 1970s neon-lit coffee shop and lounge on the north Strip, open around the clock, with huge plates of breakfast and a cocktail l…

A Bellagio dining room hung with original works by Pablo Picasso, with a terrace over the lake and its fountains.

A small Chinatown restaurant that chefs from the Strip visit after work, serving charcoal-grilled skewers and Japanese small plat…

A slice shop hidden at the end of a record-lined corridor on The Cosmopolitan’s third floor, with no sign out front.

A busy Tijuana-style taqueria on the north Strip where you queue by meat type.

A family-run Mexican restaurant east of the Strip that locals have recommended for decades.

The Cosmopolitan’s buffet serves many dishes in small individual portions, which keeps food looking fresh.

Wynn’s gold-toned Chinese restaurant, best known for its Peking duck.