Las Vegas Dining Guide

Updated July 2026

The Strip brings together celebrity-chef restaurants, tasting menus, steakhouses, food halls, and casual dining in a compact resort corridor. Concepts, menus, and operating hours change frequently, so confirm details with the restaurant before visiting.

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GORDON RAMSAY RESTAURANTS

Gordon Ramsay operates several Las Vegas concepts spanning fine dining and casual food. Check his official restaurant directory for the current lineup.

Caesars Palace | Center Strip

Hell's Kitchen

Inspired by the hit TV show, Hell's Kitchen at Caesars is designed to look exactly like the show's kitchen — red team on one side, blue team on the other. The menu features Gordon's signature dishes: beef Wellington, lobster risotto, and sticky toffee pudding. A theatrical dining experience with serious food to back it up.

Paris Las Vegas | Center Strip

Gordon Ramsay Steak

A steakhouse centered on prime cuts, Gordon Ramsay’s beef Wellington, and a broad wine program. Menus and availability change; review the current menu before booking.

The LINQ | Center Strip

Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips

A more casual and budget-friendly option — a British fish and chip shop brought to life with premium ingredients. Great for a quick, affordable meal before a show or during a Strip walk.

CELEBRITY CHEF FINE DINING

MGM Grand | South Strip

Joël Robuchon

The late Joël Robuchon's restaurant at MGM Grand received three stars in Michelin’s 2009 Las Vegas guide. That award is historical and should not be read as a current rating. The restaurant serves a formal French tasting menu; check its current menu, dress code, and reservation calendar before visiting.

Caesars Palace | Center Strip

Nobu

Nobu Matsuhisa’s Las Vegas restaurant serves Japanese-Peruvian cuisine, including signatures such as black cod miso and yellowtail jalapeño. Reservation availability changes with demand; check the live booking calendar.

ARIA Resort | Center Strip

Jean-Georges Steakhouse

Jean-Georges Vongerichten's steakhouse at ARIA elevates the genre with his signature modern French approach. The indoor-outdoor patio overlooking CityCenter is stunning at night. The dry-aged prime rib and wagyu options are exceptional.

Encore at Wynn | North Strip

Sinatra

Named for the Chairman of the Board himself, Sinatra at Encore serves upscale Italian-American classics — the kind Ol' Blue Eyes would have ordered at the Sands. The dining room is filled with personal Sinatra memorabilia. Try the chicken cacciatore and don't skip the cannoli.

ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BUFFETS

The Las Vegas buffet is an institution. Vegas buffets have evolved dramatically — today's top options are miles from the cheap steam-tray cafeterias of the past.

Caesars Palace | Center Strip

Bacchanal Buffet

Bacchanal is a large Caesars Palace buffet with multiple live-cooking areas and a rotating selection of seafood, carved meats, international dishes, and desserts. Offerings, prices, and hours vary by meal period and date; check the official menu and reservation page.

Wynn Las Vegas | North Strip

The Buffet at Wynn

Wynn’s buffet combines a bright dining room with rotating seafood, carving, and dessert selections. Prices, menus, and meal periods change; check the current details before visiting.

FOOD HALLS & CASUAL DINING

Park MGM | Center Strip

Eataly Las Vegas

The Italian food emporium inside Park MGM combines a market with several dining counters and restaurant concepts. Vendors, menus, preparation schedules, and hours can change; check current information before visiting.

The Cosmopolitan | Center Strip

The Wicked Spoon

The Cosmopolitan's unique take on the buffet — instead of traditional serving stations, each dish comes in individual portions, so everything looks freshly plated. A more upscale presentation than most buffets, with strong brunch and weekend dinner spreads. Popular with the Cosmo's design-conscious crowd.

DINING TIPS FOR THE LAS VEGAS STRIP