IRE Places to Eat

Steakhouses

Jean Georges Steakhouse
Are you feeling like a high roller? Jean Georges is to food as IRE is to roofing: you don’t get much swankier. Inside the Aria, it offers classic cuts like filet mignon and ribeye, Japanese wagyu beef and dry-aged tomahawk. The sauces and sides, like the black truffle butter and the crispy potato cake, are equally stellar. ($$$$) Reservations recommended.
3730 S Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-590-8660 | WEBSITE

Harlo
This new spot at Downtown Summerlin has a cool vibe and a great menu with a variety of steaks, from grass-fed to prime to wagyu. Try the kale Caesar and the chocolate cake. ($$$) Reservations recommended.

1720 Festival Plaza Dr., No. 190 | 702-333-0402| WEBSITE

Stripsteak
Chef Michael Mina runs this sleek steakhouse at Mandalay Bay, which offers certified Angus, American wagyu, and Australian wagyu beef. The fries come prepared in three variations — duck fat, garlic herb, and onion — are a must-try. ($$$$) Reservations recommended
3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-632-7200 | WEBSITE

One Steakhouse
This is a chic and contemporary steakhouse at Virgin Hotels by brothers David and Michael Morton. They serve up each cut from prime to wagyu to bison with house-made sauces and butters. Explore the Wagyu meatballs, the truffle mac and cheese, and the banana cream pie. ($$$$) Reservations recommended.
4455 Paradise Rd. | 702-522-8111 | WEBSITE

Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres
An innovative steakhouse at The Sahara by Chef Jose Andres, the choices run the table: beef to lamb, rabbit to foie gras. They get a bit creative, like the cotton candy foie gras, the smoked oysters, and the s'mores chocolate cake. ($$$$) Reservations recommended.
2535 S Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-761-7610 | WEBSITE 

Cleaver
A fun and casual steakhouse off the Strip with a great happy hour and a late-night menu with a range of steaks, from skirt steak to ribeye cap to tomahawk ribeye. Burgers, sandwiches and a super good Wedge salad. ($$) Reservations accepted.
3900 Paradise Rd. | 702-538-9888 | WEBSITE

 

Seafood

Joe’s Seafood, Prime Steak and Stone Crab
Located in The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, this upscale restaurant serves fresh seafood, prime steaks and stone crab claws that will bring back fond memories of your youth in Miami Beach. ($$$$) Reservations recommended.
3500 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Ste R-05 | 702-792-9222 | WEBSITE

 

The Boiling Crab
This laid-back seafood spot lets you choose your catch, sauce and spice level and serves it in a plastic bag with corn, potatoes and sausage. You can also order fried seafood, wings, salads and drinks. ($$)
4025 S Decatur Blvd. | 702-386-0808 | WEBSITE

 

CATCH
This trendy restaurant in the Aria offers Asian-inspired seafood, sushi and steak in a chic and glamorous setting. You can also enjoy cocktails, wine and desserts at the bar or lounge. ($$$$) Reservations recommended.
3730 S. Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-590-5757 | WEBSITE

 

Chart House
To admire the 75,000-gallon aquarium itself is worth the trip to this high-end surf and turf eatery in the Golden Nugget. You can also enjoy happy hour specials, wine and desserts. ($$$$) Reservations recommended.
Located in Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino
129 Fremont St. | 702-386-8364| WEBSITE

 

Kabuto
This minimalist restaurant serves authentic Japanese sushi and sashimi made with fish. It is so fresh… otherwise, it would still be swimming. Choose from three omakase menus or order a la carte. ($$$$) Reservations recommended.
5040 W. Spring Mountain Rd No. 4 | 725-205-1356 | WEBSITE

 

Water Grill
This sophisticated spot in The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace offers a variety of seafood from around the world, including oysters, lobster, crab, fish and more. Enjoy cocktails, wine and beer at the bar or patio. ($$$$) Reservations recommended.
3500 S. Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-832-4777 | WEBSITE

 

Oyster Bar
‘Old School’ Las Vegas vibe in Harrah’s offers fresh oysters, clams, mussels, shrimp and more in various sauces and styles. You can also order soups, salads, sandwiches and drinks. ($$)
3475 S. Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-369-5000 | WEBSITE

 

Vegetarian and Vegan

 

Simply Pure by Chef Stacey Dougan
A vegan cafe that serves comfort food like nachos, lasagna, mac and cheese, and cheesecake; the prices are reasonable, and the food is deliciously satisfying. Located downtown. ($$)
702-810-5641 | WEBSITE

 

Crossroads Kitchen Las Vegas
A fine-dining restaurant in the Virgin Hotels offering plant-based cuisine with Mediterranean and Asian influences. ($$$) Reservations are recommended.
3000 South Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-676-7978 | WEBSITE

 

All-You-Can-Eat Buffets (It is Vegas, after all.)

 

Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace
The ultimate buffet experience in Vegas, with more than 500 dishes, including lobster claws, prime rib, dim sum, tacos, and much more. The buffet has been renovated and offers a sleek and modern atmosphere. ($$$$, but it's worth it for the quality and variety) Reservations are recommended.
3570 S Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-731-7928 | WEBSITE

 

The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas
This buffet is another high-end option that features dishes from around the world, such as ribeye steaks, matzah-crusted fried chicken, upscale tacos, and ahi poke, all presented in a beautiful setting with floral arrangements and a bright and airy feel. ($$$) Reservations are recommended.
3131 S Las Vegas Blvd. | 702-770-3340 | WEBSITE

 

Wicked Spoon at The Cosmopolitan
Trendy comes to the all-you-can-eat buffet in the Cosmopolitan, which serves small plates that are easy to sample and share. You can find bone marrow, sushi, gelato, and baked-to-order chocolate lava cake here. (SS) Reservations are recommended.
3708 S Las Vegas Blvd., Level 2, The Chelsea Tower | 702-698-7870 | WEBSITE