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1. Restaurant Guy Savoy
French fine dining from chef Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace, with a Michelin star, Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond awards, tasting menus and a Krug Chef's Table.
View details — Restaurant Guy SavoyLas Vegas is one of the most varied places to eat in the United States, and the best meals are not all on the Strip. For a special occasion, Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace offers French tasting menus, while Hugo's Cellar at the Four Queens Downtown keeps old-school traditions alive with tableside salads and flambéed desserts. The Golden Steer Steakhouse, founded in 1958, is the place for a classic steak dinner with Rat Pack history, and Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars is the modern face of the Las Vegas buffet.
Some of the city's most loved restaurants are a short ride from the resorts. Lotus of Siam on East Flamingo Road is known for its Northern Thai cooking, Sparrow + Wolf brings live-fire American cooking to Chinatown, and Esther's Kitchen in the Arts District serves sourdough, pasta and pizza. Carson Kitchen is a good Downtown choice for sharing plates, the Peppermill serves big breakfasts until late, and Tacos El Gordo is the best-known cheap eat on the Strip. Book ahead for dinner at weekends and during big events, and check whether a resort restaurant has a dress code.
10 places · Updated October 27, 2026
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French fine dining from chef Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace, with a Michelin star, Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond awards, tasting menus and a Krug Chef's Table.
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Family-run Northern Thai restaurant off the Strip from James Beard award-winning chef Saipin Chutima, known for its crispy duck, garlic prawns and wine list of more than 300 labels.
View details — Lotus of SiamRestaurant
Neon-lit Strip diner and cocktail lounge open since 1972, serving big breakfasts and diner classics late into the night, with the fire-pit Fireside Lounge next door.
View details — Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside LoungeRestaurant
Classic Las Vegas steakhouse on West Sahara Avenue founded in 1958, once frequented by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr., with themed private dining rooms.
View details — Golden Steer SteakhouseRestaurant
Chef Brian Howard's live-fire American restaurant on Spring Mountain Road in Chinatown, serving sharing plates and craft cocktails nightly from 5pm to 10pm.
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Chef James Trees' seasonal Italian restaurant in the Arts District, known for house sourdough, fresh pasta and pizza, with weekday lunch, weekend brunch and dinner every night.
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Large buffet at Caesars Palace with ten kitchens, nine chef-attended stations and more than 250 dishes, from seafood and tacos to Asian dishes and weekend brunch.
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Old-school fine dining in the Four Queens on Fremont Street, with a rose for arriving guests, a tableside salad cart, aged steaks and desserts flambéed at the table.
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Downtown restaurant in the John E. Carson Hotel building, opened in 2014 with the late chef Kerry Simon, serving creative American comfort food and cocktails with a rooftop bar.
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Busy taco counter on the Strip from a family business founded in 1972, serving tacos, mulitas and fries at budget prices, with more branches across Las Vegas.
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