When celebrated chef Michael Mina decided to open his first steakhouse concept, Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino stepped up and provided a sharply designed space for him to operate. Strip steak offers up angus and American wagyu beef cooked on a wood-fired grill, as well as impossibly tender Slow-Poached Prime Rib. The prices are up there, but the service, high quality food and unique atmosphere make it worthwhile for those willing to spend. ...more

The Buffet at the Wynn Las Vegas is a great place to satiate your tummy with some wonderful delicacies. It's a gourmet heaven and serves smoked salmons, primed ribs, salads, sandwiches, pancakes, boiled shrimps et al. With 17 cooking stations to choose from including a risotto station, a dessert stall and a sushi counter, you will have a hard time to decide. ...more

Inside one of the five tall, white-washed buildings of Caesars Palace Hotel Casino, you will find the Forum Shops which were added in 1992. Here, you can buy with the richest of them (Gucci, Versace, Jimmy Choo, Baccarat, Harry Winston, etc.) in an atmosphere reminiscent of the ancient Roman Senate: large statues, majestic fountains and grand pillars abound. This enormous mall spans multiple floors (more than 643,000 square feet!) and is dotted with various restaurants (some with a dress code and some casual) to please all palates, including Wolfgang Puck's renowned Spago. Free valet parking available. ...more

Chef Todd English brings this famous restaurant, a native of Boston to Las Vegas. It features an exhibition kitchen so guests may watch the cooks in action and provides authentic Mediterranean tile work, cafe and outdoor patio seating. The wine selection features diverse choices in a moderate to expensive price range. A full service bar is also available for your favorite cocktail. This is one of the few casual eateries in Bellagio and well worth the visit. ...more