Vegas is full of dramatic restaurants, but where else can you dine within sight of a four-storey, 4,500-bottle wine tower, up and down which float harnessed...
Mandalay Bay
The austere, clinical design is is contemporary and a long way from the gentlemen's-club standard fittings that decorate more traditional steakhouses, but...
Caesars Palace, 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Inside this bistro and oyster bar, much-garlanded Thomas Keller serves authentic French country fare modelled after the cuisine served in the original...
Venetian, 3555 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Every upscale steakhouse chain in America has an outpost in Vegas. However, Charlie Palmer (who, alongside Megan Romano, is also at the helm of Mandalay...
Four Seasons, 3960 Las Vegas Boulevard South
The selection of meats (grass-fed veal, lamb shank, filet mignon, braised short ribs) is impressive, but the sides and the quiet invention shown in the...
MGM Grand, 3799 Las Vegas Boulevard South
New York superstar Boulud received a special exemption from Steve Wynn's edict that every head chef in his hotel must work there full-time. But his absence...
Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Boulevard SouthPlenty of big deals are hammered out at this modern steakhouse during convention season. House specialities include American Kobe (or more properly, Wagyu)...
Renaissance, 3400 Paradise RoadThe eaterie that reinvented Vegas dining in 1992, Spago has managed to stay smart with the tourists and power-lunchers by regularly reinventing itself, most...
Caesars Palace, 3500 Las Vegas Boulevard SouthA lunch haven for business suits but an evening haunt for more casually clad Downtowners, this subtly chic art deco room was conceived as a San...
201 N 3rd Street