Las Vegas restaurants

gumbo1 · 29-10-2013 2:21am #1

Hi all, headin off to las Vegas on Friday to be married on Monday and just wondering if anybody knows a really nice restaurant to bring my bride to? Would be lookin for somewhere that we can enjoy nice food in a relaxed atmosphere, I've seen another thread on this topic but it was from years back so would like some more recent info. Any input is greatly appriciated

gumbo1 · 29-10-2013 2:23am

Not sure if this is the right forum for this post, if Mods want to put it somewhere that it's more suited I won't argue!!

amdublin · 29-10-2013 9:35pm

If you want to go really relaxed atmosphere check out the cheesecake factory in Caesars palace!

So much choice over in LV you won't be stuck!

Nedser101 · 29-10-2013 9:37pm

Mmmmmm Cheesecake Factory

john_cappa · 31-10-2013 2:00pm

http://www.arialasvegas.com/dining/restaurants/julian-serrano

Top notch.

If you are staying on the strip though then its not worth the long walk or taxi to a special restaurant as there will be dozens nearly every bit as good.

where are you staying?

gumbo1 · 31-10-2013 7:54pm

john_cappa wrote: »

where are you staying?

That looks like it could be very nice indeed.
Staying in the Venetian!

gumbo1 · 31-10-2013 7:54pm

john_cappa wrote: »

where are you staying?

That looks like it could be very nice indeed.
Staying in the Venetian!

amdublin · 31-10-2013 8:25pm

Best of luck and enjoy!

CaliforniaDream · 02-11-2013 7:37am

Bouchon in the Venetian is amazing.

blueturnip · 02-11-2013 5:23pm

We are doing the same thing in 3 weeks!

But we have booked this place for out dinner, might not be very casual though.

Top of the World

Best of luck and enjoy!

Moonbeam · 02-11-2013 7:06pm

Enjoy it:)

seosamh1980 · 03-11-2013 6:51pm

Was going to recommend Bouchon in The Venetian anyway but if you're staying there definitely go there.

john_cappa · 04-11-2013 2:51pm

gumbo1 wrote: »

That looks like it could be very nice indeed.
Staying in the Venetian!

Nice! Loads of nice restaurants down there! There are several Gordon Ramsey restaurants nearly aswell if you are into that kind of thing. Needs to be booked well in advance I think though.

Dont forget to visit old las vegas. Great crack and you can actually get pissed down there without worrying about the cost!

gumbo1 · 04-11-2013 3:04pm

Thank you all for the recommendations, ended up booking prime in the bellagio! Bit pricey but it's a once in a lifetime event for me hopefully! Will report back tomorrow with a review! Thanks again!

blueskeys · 14-11-2013 5:25am

I got married in July and went on honeymoon in Vegas. Went to Prime (extremely expensive, but as you say, once off) Great piano player in the upstairs Casino bar in Bellagio called David Osborne, you should check him out if you get a chance.
Make sure you request seating near the window in Prime as you are very very close to the Bellagio fountains and it is really romantic. QUALITY food and top notch service. Outragously memorable, but dont worry about the price or you should not go. Most expensive wine on the list is 18,000 dollars!

gumbo1 · 14-11-2013 8:14am

We did go to prime, it was a fantastic meal, I made a booking through our concierge but they didn't have our reservation but gave a table straight away! Didn't find it too expensive, bout 300$ for two of us, really did not mind payin it as there was 2 waiters lookin after us, as soon as I reached for the wine bottle one of them was straight over to pour it for us!! Would highly recommend it to anybody going to Vegas!!

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