Las Vegas Restaurants

After New York and Chicago, Las Vegas is tasting some great sushi at Japonais. Chefs Jun Ichikawa and Gene Kato have added a French touch to contemporary Japanese cuisine and designed a fantastic array of hot and cold appetizer... more

Wolfgang Puck, known for his style and artistic offerings, brings his California restaurant themes to the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. Choose patio dining or private rooms; it is a great location for people-watching, and you... more

The Canaletto overlooks the canal at the Venetian Hotel Casino and really gives the feel of being in Venice. Menu selections feature recipes from Venice and Northern Italy. Beef, wild game, poultry, seafood and pasta are all of... more

This place really knows how to entertain its guests - the server rolls a cart alongside your table, displaying and describing the items off the menu! One of the rare delicacies - Morton's Prime Rib, is served only on Friday and... more

AquaKnox is highlighted by a water encased walk-in wine cellar and a state of the art open kitchen. It is rated as the "Best new restaurant in Las Vegas" by The Travel Channel and offers fresh seafood. It offers a private banqu... more

If there were an Olives in our neighborhood, we would eat there regularly. A branch of Todd English's original Boston-based restaurant, Olives is a strong choice for a light lunch that need not be as expensive as you mig... more

The counters, cookware, tables and even the national symbol of France, the rooster were imported from France to make your dining an authentic French experience. The food is a blend of French and California cuisine featuring fre... more

Wolfgang Puck has found the perfect place for one of his fine eateries in the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. The main dishes, created with a style only Puck can provide, are nothing short of amazing. Executive Chef and partner... more

This restaurant offers a full selection of appetizers, soups, salad, noodles and curries. Essentially a "fast" restaurant, the eatery does have a few tables to accommodate diners. Start with the Chicken Satay served with a swee... more

Here is your basic Italian restaurant, except it has a very unusual setting. The atmosphere is very off-the-wall, colorful, campy and esoteric. All of the entrees are served "family style" in huge portions; an order of ravioli... more