Las Vegas is home to some of the most incredible award-winning culinary experiences and celebrity-chef restaurants. The Bedford by Martha Stewart at Paris Las Vegas brings together an immersive experience and locally sourced ingredients to round out a menu of Martha's most celebrated dishes. Diner Ross at The LINQ Hotel & Casino seamlessly pairs Disco Show by Spiegelworld with classic dining experience in Las Vegas inspired by the disco era. From classic French cuisine, Italian, Japanese and Dim Sum, Vegas is the perfect city for foodies.
Las Vegas restaurants cater to every palate and budget from casual setting to the finest gourmet options sure to delight. The city is a culinary and wine destination of its own with countless restaurants boasting celebrity chef-owners, Master Sommeliers, and currently four Forbes Five Star & AAA Five Diamond resaurants. You can even combine local history, sightseeing and Las Vegas top dishes in an expertly curated food tour. Experiences are endless with multiple award-winning food tours that focus on casual hot spots to fine dining found on The Las Vegas Strip to trendy Downtown locations.
Many of Las Vagas' fine dining restaurants feature oversized floor-to-ceiling windows offering spectacular views that provide the ultimate romantic backdrops. Views can include: Looking down Las Vegas Boulevard (The Strip) from atop one of the hi-rise towers.
Celebrity chefs are in Las Vegas in a big way and at varying price points. Couples who are fans of the personalities, their cuisine, or both can find their favorite celebrity chefs in multiple venues at numerous hotels. Both fine and casual experiences are available from Bobby Flay, Guy Fieri, Giada de Laurentiis and Gordon Ramsay.
The culinary scene continues to evolve with the addition of multiple supper clubs that uniquely provide intimate entertainment that evolves as the night progresses.
The Mayfair Supper Club at Bellagio
Delilah Wynn Las Vegas
Superfrico at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Add intrigue to your evening and uncover one of the city's hidden cocktail lounges and experience a modern speakeasy.
The Underground at The Mob Museum
Ghost Donkey at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Easy's Cocktail Lounge at Aria
Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den at Resorts World
Voltaire at Bellagio
Step inside a one-of-a-kind cocktail lounge, curated by an entertainer for your entertainment pleasure at the Bellagio’s Pinky Ring by Bruno Mars. Even Real Housewives’ Lisa Vanderpump has a couple of Cocktail Gardens filled with whimsical treatments to complement craft cocktails and small plates at Caesars Palace, Paris and Flamingo.
Trendy, new food halls are convenient options for hungry guests craving quality and variety in a casual setting. Eataly, an Italian marketplace, features imported Italian goods, multiple walk-up eateries and a formal Italian restaurant under one roof at Park MGM. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas scoured the country to bring cult favorites from Portland, Nashville, New Orleans, and New York together at Block 16 Urban Food Hall. Proper Eats Food Hall opened in ARIA Resort & Casino, bringing an electric collection of 10 quick-casual dining options, a welcoming circular bar and a hidden speakeasy to the space that once housed the resort's buffet. It was the third modern-day food hall to open on a three-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard in less than five years.
Famous Foods Streat Eats at Resorts World Las Vegas is one of the property star attractions, channeling the energy of Southeast Asia’s street markets and hawker stands by importing vendors from those markets. Southland Burrito Co., Shogun Ramen, Tony Luke's, Tender Crush, Nama Nama, and Attaboy Burger await your appetite at the Canteen Food Hall, located at the Rio Hotel and Casino.