Elegant steakhouse with classy decor and a cozy atmosphere offers live harp and violin music that enhances the dining experience. Guests enjoy creative cocktails alongside standout dishes like steak, lamb shanks, and deviled apples served with vapor effects.
Appetizers like escargot, French onion soup, and crab cakes disappear fast. The 16oz New York strip steak melts in your mouth. The porterhouse steak stands out as a highlight.
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Happy hour menu offers great value with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Weekly specials provide unique dining options each week.
Reservations are recommended for special occasions like anniversaries.
Classic steak house with an old school style and 1920s vibe offers a calm, elegant atmosphere with live jazz music enhancing the experience. Private booths and a separate bar area create distinct spaces for dining and socializing. Valet parking and attentive service complement the setting.
Steaks stand out with Porterhouse for two, dry aged New York strip, and Wagyu Ribeye all cooked well and seasoned nicely. Sides like potato gratin and wild mushrooms complement the meat dishes.
Sweet and savory flavors define the French onion soup here. It stands out with a unique balance that many find memorable.
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Mae Daly's offers free valet parking for guests.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Mae Daly's does not accept cash payments; credit cards only.
Steakhouse blends old-school Vegas charm with a modern edge and features an elegant yet comfortable atmosphere. Upbeat music from a live DJ creates a lively, club-like vibe that attracts a younger crowd. Unique touches include table side smoked Old Fashioneds and a rooftop bar with panoramic views.
Apple pie cheesecake stands out as a dessert option. The surf and turf dishes arrive fresh and cooked perfectly with the right texture.
Savory and rich, the French onion soup features bubbling, gooey cheese on top. It offers a comforting experience and stands out as a phenomenal dish.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dining.
The restaurant gets lively after 6 p.m., so plan accordingly.
Parking validation is not offered, so plan for parking costs.
Steakhouse offers old school Vegas charm with a retro atmosphere and spectacular views of downtown. The energy feels classic and traditional, attracting those who appreciate a timeless vibe. Signature dishes and well-paired drinks complement the setting, making it a standout for steak lovers.
Steaks like the Ribeye and New York strip come out cooked perfectly, juicy, and flavorful. Large portions like the prime rib and lobster tail stand out for size and taste.
French onion soup stands out with a rich flavor that surpasses expectations. It rates highly, often described as the best ever tasted, even compared to Paris.
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Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner service.
Expect higher prices compared to other restaurants in the area.
Portion sizes are large, providing good value for the price.
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.
Thick cut prime rib stands out for its flavor and quality, cooked to preferred doneness. Beef short ribs, NY steak, and crab cakes also deliver solid American food options.
Sweet Maui onion soup offers a unique twist on traditional French onion soup with its use of different onions. It comes with gratis garlic bread and has a delicious flavor that stands out.
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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.
Smoked prime rib stands out with rich flavor and tender texture. Crab cakes come as generous lumps of crab meat, crisp on the outside.
Rich broth and plenty of onions define the French onion soup here. Thick Gruyere cheese tops the soup, which balances onion depth without too much bread.
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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.
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.
Dishes like prime rib and short rib stand out with rich flavors. The lobster mac and cheese and scalloped potatoes add creamy, comforting sides to the menu.
French onion soup stands out with a solid flavor and consistent quality. Both orders of the soup come out good and satisfying.
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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 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.
Steaks like the 24oz Porterhouse and prime rib stand out for their quality and flavor. The ribeye has a perfectly seared exterior and the New York Strip comes butterflied and cooked medium well.
Super cheesy and balanced, the onion soup offers a rich flavor without overwhelming onion taste. It pairs well with the bread service and stands out as a meal highlight.
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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.
French cafe and bakery with authentic Parisian decor and seasonal holiday themes creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere. Live French singing and a flower-decorated bicycle add to the charming ambiance. The space includes a group meeting room, making it suitable for gatherings.
Brisket stands out with its tender and savory flavor, served in a generous portion alongside a perfectly prepared poached egg. The Brisket Breakfast offers a fantastic taste experience.
Presentation stands out with bread on top that makes dipping easy. The French Onion soup tastes delicious and very good.
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Live jazz performances are featured on weekends, enhancing the cafe's atmosphere.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The cafe offers a selection of authentic French pastries and specialty coffees.
Steakhouse combines old-school charm with art-deco design and nostalgic marble touches. Atmosphere shifts from lively casino bar to a quiet speakeasy backroom with live jazz. Guests enjoy high-end steaks and craft cocktails in a setting that blends classic Vegas glamour with modern dining.
Dry-aged NY strip and wet-aged ribeye steaks melt in your mouth. The lobster mac and cheese offers a rich, shareable portion, and the surf and turf special stands out.
Rich French onion soup stands out with deep flavor and satisfying warmth. It often comes with bread appetizers that complement the soup well.
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Reservations require a credit card and a $50 cancellation fee if not canceled 24 hours in advance.
Dinner for three can cost around $300, including drinks.
The steak is priced at $100 per a la carte, which is on the higher end.
Upscale restaurant combines plush decor with an open kitchen showcasing fresh fish on ice. Atmosphere balances elegant and lively, featuring a live pianist and a large circular bar. Space suits both groups and romantic evenings, with a mix of cozy and vibrant energy.
Rich and flavorful French onion soup stands out with a thick texture and deep taste. It often arrives with layers of soup within, adding to its hearty appeal.
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Reservations are necessary, especially during busy dining times.
Expect to pay around $150 per person for a full meal.
The restaurant offers complimentary champagne mixed with Chambord on Valentine's Day.
Steak house with a huge dining room and old diner interior offers a loud, lively atmosphere reminiscent of old Las Vegas. Seating is close, and the place fills up quickly, creating a crowded, energetic vibe especially in the evening. Staff manage seating efficiently amid the noise, making it a spot for social dining rather than quiet meals.
Prime rib stands out with its tender, juicy texture and full flavor. The $10.99 special includes a large portion served with a baked potato and mixed vegetables, offering great value.
Rich and creamy French onion soup features melted cheese on top. It pairs well with sides like potato skins and complements hearty meals like steak and ribs.
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The steak and lobster special is available from 9 PM to 11 PM.
Expect a 45-minute wait for the steak and lobster special during peak hours.
The prime rib dinner is available for $8.99 from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
Spacious interior with brown leather chairs, white marble tables, and an elegant gold-toned bar creates a classic brasserie feel. Moody lighting and a sexy bar set a calm, comfortable atmosphere suited for relaxed meals and quiet conversation. The crowd enjoys well-prepared French-inspired dishes and standout cocktails in a setting that blends elegance with comfort.
Plenty of lobster fills the Lobster Club Sandwich, which cooks well. Creamy, flavorful mac and cheese complements excellent prime rib and good value steak and eggs.
Rich and flavorful, the French onion soup comes with plenty of cheese and a perfectly done broth. The vadalia onion soup stands out as a delicious option even for those who usually avoid onions.
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Reservations are recommended for large parties to ensure seating.
Expect a high noise level due to proximity to the casino.
A burger costs $24, and adding fries increases the total to $40.
Steak house offers a sophisticated yet comfortable atmosphere with exceptional steak cooked to perfection and flavorful seafood dishes. The setting feels warm and inviting, attracting diners from diverse places. Prices remain reasonable compared to nearby options, enhancing its appeal as a premium dining spot.
Crab cakes come with perfect sauces and stand out as a top appetizer. French onion soup, New York strip steak, and crรจme brรปlรฉe also feature on the menu.
French onion soup comes hot and delicious with a rich flavor. It pairs well with hearty dishes like steak and is a solid choice for a satisfying starter.
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Expect to pay around $125 per person for a full meal.
Parking is free for diners, but the walk through the casino can be stressful.
The restaurant is not kid-friendly; children are not welcome.