The 4 Most Expensive Restaurants In Las Vegas

Aside from the casinos and entertainment venues, Las Vegas is truly a “Foodie’s” paradise. The list of celebrity chefs and their restaurants as well as cuisine on a global scale is quite lengthy. With plenty of varieties of food and cuisines available, you’d be spoiled for choice.

Furthermore, it would appear that every Las Vegas restaurant has special, unique dishes to offer. However, if you’re searching for an exceptional dining experience where nothing but the best will do, just be prepared to pay a heftier price than what you might be accustomed to.

If we’ve piqued your curiosity regarding Las Vegas restaurants where money and price don’t matter, here are the 4 most expensive restaurants in Las Vegas:

• É by Jose Andres – as a fine dining experience, this is a more intimate small dining experience tucked away inside the Cosmopolitan Hotel. The venue is a creative and innovative spin with Spanish avant-garde dishes. Just be advised that they offer only two seating per night and only 9 seats are available. They’re open Wednesday through Saturday evenings and feature a dramatic décor, interactive seating, and spicy Spanish colors that create a more immersive experience.

• Fleur – as the name implies, this is a classic French bistro located in the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino. Here you’ll find some of the finest traditional French dishes that are geared towards a more modern palate. The Fleur Burger 5000 is their signature dish and is served with a bottle of 1995 Chateau Petrus. And the price? A mere $5,000.

• Joël Robuchon – situated in the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, Joël Robuchon is one of the most exclusive and exquisite dining venues in the city. With over 30 Michelin Stars to his credit, Chef Robuchon is the world’s highest ranked chef. You can experience his culinary expertise at this French Restaurant, but be prepared for the price tag as it’s not for the faint of heart. His 16-course meal features a sampling of small French dishes including L’Avocat, Le Caviar Imperial, and La Crevette Rose.

• Restaurant Guy Savoy – this treat for your taste buds is located in Caesars Palace and features an incredible French cuisine. If fine dining is your passion, you have the choice of a 5-star tasting menu and an a la carte menu. Both feature appetizing proteins and delicious fresh seafood. While the price tag is steep, it’s definitely worth every penny.

While the cuisine may not appeal to your palate or your budget, one thing is certain. You’ll enjoy getting a good night’s sleep at the Oasis at Gold Spike. Call us today at (702) 768-9823 to make your reservations.