Steakhouse combines modern decor with an old-school vibe and cozy atmosphere that invites relaxation. The space feels spacious and well-lit yet maintains a casual, comfortable mood. It attracts diners seeking quality steaks in a quiet, unpretentious setting.
Chocolate cake stands out with its rich flavor and moist texture. Complimentary desserts include cake paired with ice cream and fresh fruit, adding a sweet and refreshing touch.
Thick cut prime rib measures about 2.5 to 3 inches and sits in au jus to keep it moist. It cooks to your preferred doneness and comes in a size better suited for sharing.
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Reservations are a must because the place gets packed fast.
Prices are reasonable for a steakhouse, with a 16oz ribeye costing around $60.
The restaurant is more casual than typical steakhouses.
Dining room offers stunning city views from a 50th-floor patio and balcony. Ambience blends old school chic with a breathtaking Strip skyline, creating a relaxed yet upscale vibe. Cocktails and food range from classic steaks to inventive dishes, enjoyed in a setting that encourages lingering and photo-taking.
Hummingbird cake stands out with its insanely delicious flavor. Cake pops appear as a thoughtful birthday surprise from the staff.
Smoked prime rib stands out for its flavor and perfect cooking. The prime rib sliders offer a delicious, lighter take despite rich ingredients. Outdoor dining adds a unique vibe to enjoying the split prime rib.
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High Steaks Vegas offers free parking.
The prices are less than steakhouses on the strip.
The menu includes vegan and wild game options.
Old ranch house design creates a historic old west vibe with warm patina and mesquite wood grill aromas. Atmosphere stays mellow and nostalgic, with steady service and a casual, laid-back energy. Bar area offers classic cocktails and video poker, attracting a mix of diners and game watchers.
Chocolate cake stands out with its 5 layers and is often served a la mode. Carrot cake comes with a personal touch, featuring "Happy Birthday" written in chocolate syrup and a candle on the plate.
Smoked prime rib features a beautifully browned crust and generous portions. The meat is tender, yielding easily to the knife, served with creamy horseradish and roasted vegetables.
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Reservations are required as walk-ins are not accepted.
The restaurant offers a Monday night Prime Rib special starting at 4pm.
All-you-can-eat ribs are served on Tuesdays.
Steakhouse offers a romantic, intimate atmosphere with cowboy-themed decor and soft candlelight that creates a peaceful vibe. Guests find the setting stylish yet cozy, often enjoying jazz music and comfortable seating. The place stands out as a hidden gem off the strip with a relaxed but refined energy.
Chocolate cake stands out with homemade Chantilly cream and vanilla bean ice cream. The cake is consistently decadent and rich.
Prime rib comes out perfectly cooked and pairs well with sides like fried mushrooms and short ribs. The dinner offers a delicious combination of flavors.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Happy hour menu is available with discounted prices on select items.
The restaurant has a business casual dress code; shorts and athletic wear are not allowed.
Old-school casino with classic Vegas vibes and an authentic 60s diner atmosphere creates a gritty yet fun environment. The space stays quiet and clean, attracting a mix of regulars who enjoy low-limit tables, bingo, and a variety of slots. A snack shop and bake shop add to the local, laid-back feel.
Huge homemade dessert selection includes fresh eclairs, cakes, pies, and cheesecakes. Cakes look authentic and tempting, fitting well with the overall dessert variety.
Thick and juicy cuts come out cooked to perfection with rich, flavorful meat. The prime rib offers great value with a price that matches its fantastic quality.
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Reservations are needed for prime rib at the restaurant.
The restaurant offers a steak and eggs special for $7.99 from 11pm to 7am.
Bingo games are available, providing a fun experience for visitors.
Dark wood and leather booths create a Prohibition-era decor with vintage photos on the walls. The atmosphere stays quiet and relaxing, well removed from the casino bustle. Steaks come cooked to perfection and the bar offers unique cocktails like salted caramel pretzel martinis.
Chocolate lava cake offers a rich, molten center. Espresso cake comes with sliced strawberries and whipped cream on the side.
Prime rib comes out cooked to medium rare with tender, tasty meat. The preparation matches the quality of well-known spots like Lawrys and includes options like chateaubriand.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm daily with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers stone crab claws for $55 for three pieces.
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Old school steakhouse with dark wood interiors and diamond tufted red leather booths creates a cozy, den-like ambiance. Atmosphere stays quiet and dignified, offering a classic 1960s vibe reminiscent of Mad Men era. Open kitchen and visible dry-aging room add to the authentic experience.
Free slices of moist chocolate cake arrive for birthdays without asking. The cake is rich and memorable, often leaving a lasting impression after dessert.
Tender and not chemically aged, the prime rib comes bone-in and pairs with creamy horseradish sauce. It stays juicy and flavorful without being mushy.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Expect to pay over $80 for a steak.
Valet service is not available at Circus Circus.
Steakhouse offers an eclectic and inviting decor with spacious seating that ensures privacy. The atmosphere stays comfortable and relaxed, enhanced by a live guitarist in the bar area. Guests enjoy well-prepared aged steaks paired with classic cocktails in a setting that balances elegance with reasonable prices.
Prime rib ranks above other steaks here but lacks standout qualities. It offers a solid, straightforward steak experience without extra flair.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Expect to pay around $300 for a meal for two, excluding tips.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is recommended for tips.