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#7105 by johnvega
29 Jul 2005, 17:53
circus circus hotel does not bring classy restaurant to mind . but believe me there is a restaurant here called " the steak house "

very smart inside and service was 5* . reservations required . now to the steak . they age their meat by hanging and smoking it for 28 days . my fillet was so soft i could actually cut it with my soup spoon ! delicious

the price was about $55 a head for soup and steak and one beer . very reasonable indeed . if you like steak go here , you wont be dissapointed !!!!!!









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#71397 by Scrooge
29 Jul 2005, 20:06
Yes the steak house is good,though over the last couple of years it has slipped a little.
#71507 by p17blo
31 Jul 2005, 00:50
I have to say IMHO the best steakhouses around the US are Ruth's Chris. There are two in Vegas, not been to either, but I have been to them based in Orlando, Parsippany, New York and they are superb.

Quite expensive, but worth every penny, remember not to over order on the potato front. Try the steak fries (an omaha potato cut into 4 and deep fried)

See here for details
http://www.ruthschris.com/locations/

Paul
#71621 by Vslf
01 Aug 2005, 11:11
Paul,

I couldn't agree more. I prefer independent restaurants, I like places that do things a bit differently..I like places off the beaten track...there is no way I should like Ruth's Chris......and then I bite into one of their steaks and I can't help but love'em

Vslf
#71696 by Scrooge
01 Aug 2005, 22:35
The problem I have with Roth's is that it gets to the table on a hot plate,so the steak is still being cooked,I like my steak medium rare,by the time im done eating its medium at best.

For s steak thats just as good,with better service and way better prices try The Charcoal Room ay Sante Fe Station,amazing meals at a good price.

Also as I noted elsewhere in this forum the Montana steak company has great steaks for very good prices (note:the rack of lamb there is the best anywhere period)also and this is a place that most would never go to,but jerrys nugget has very good steak and prime rib,though the area of town it's in is best avoided.
#71901 by original bob
03 Aug 2005, 12:36
I realise the original thread was months ago but anyway....

IMHO the best steak in Vegas is from Smith & Wollensky, on the strip between the MGM & Aladdin on the same side of the street.

It`s a big green and white building, you can`t miss it, steaks are mouth watering, in fact i`m making a mess at my desk while i type. [:I]

Made a point of going at least once per trip to Vegas, the Cajun Rib Eye is fantastic and the size of the steaks and sides are incredible.

Can get very busy so make sure you book ahead and don`t fill up on starters either.

There is great waiter there, don`t know his name but if you go and get the real "New Yorker" waiter it`ll be the same guy we had each time wev`e been there. He`s a really good, knows his stuff and likes to make you feel like you`ve had a good time, always gets a good tip from us.

They also have Smith & Wollensky in New York, i think that`s the original one.
#71932 by ChuckC
03 Aug 2005, 14:34
Originally posted by jetwet1
The problem I have with Roth's is that it gets to the table on a hot plate,so the steak is still being cooked,I like my steak medium rare,by the time im done eating its medium at best.

For s steak thats just as good,with better service and way better prices try The Charcoal Room ay Sante Fe Station,amazing meals at a good price.

Also as I noted elsewhere in this forum the Montana steak company has great steaks for very good prices (note:the rack of lamb there is the best anywhere period)also and this is a place that most would never go to,but jerrys nugget has very good steak and prime rib,though the area of town it's in is best avoided.


Dave,
If the local people eat there, it's probably not only a great value, but a great taste as well.

Chuck-
#71938 by Decker
03 Aug 2005, 14:49
Did an S&W at Dupont Circle on my last IAD jaunt. Pleasant enough but I did have the seafood platter ;). The steaks all looked air aged so should have been good.
#71941 by original bob
03 Aug 2005, 15:14
Slightly off the subject:

Went to Ruths Chris in Manhattan, not overly impressed.

Food was lovely but the service wasn`t up to much

Had to ask the waiter / busboy to clear the table as they brought out the steaks before clearing any starters away. When you`ve got super hot plates and sizzling steaks you don`t really want to have manouveur round the remains of your starters.

Wine waiter kept taking the bottle away and only appeared sporadically to top the glasses up, and it` wasn`t even busy at the time.

food was excellent though.
#84886 by martinmoore50
18 Nov 2005, 16:46
For quality over quantity, try a fillet steak at the Voodoo Lounge restaurant in the Rio. Afterwards, you can have a drink (or twelve) in the bar upstairs. Highly recommend it.
#95834 by porsche911
31 Jan 2006, 19:20
I have been in a place opposite the Monte Carlo hotel beside I thnk a McDonalds - its absolutly fabtastic but expensive - Sinatra and the boys used to eat there all the time (the rat pack) and s it hard to get into but for the life of me I cannot remember the name - I will get back to you on that one
#95966 by GatorBaiter
01 Feb 2006, 08:00
There is another Smith & Wollensky in Manhattan - also superb! I'll make a point of trying the Vegas one this summer.

Jacq
#96444 by DylanDog
02 Feb 2006, 15:15
Best steak was in 'Blackstones' in the Monte Carlo.[y]

Honourable mention to Ruth's Chris (again) and House of Lords ( aladdin )

DD

try http://www.ratelasvegas.com for a large number of reviews
#96451 by Bazz
02 Feb 2006, 15:39
Having tried them both, I would put Prime in Bellagio ahead of CraftSteak at the MGM. Better service and better beef!
#96878 by porsche911
03 Feb 2006, 21:07
The steak house in Wynn is supposed to be the top one now in vegas
#96879 by preiffer
03 Feb 2006, 21:08
Originally posted by porsche911
The steak house in Wynn is supposed to be the top one now in vegas
It's one of the top priced ones, too [:I][:0]
#96883 by porsche911
03 Feb 2006, 21:22
well you just simply have to try it to see if its any good and it could not be any more expensive than some of the top irish +uk restaurants
#96886 by preiffer
03 Feb 2006, 21:27
So have you tried it? - Was it any good?
#96894 by porsche911
03 Feb 2006, 21:37
Not yet Paul, I will be in Vegas in March and will be staying at the Wynn and it wil be a definite dinner one evening. My friends brother was there and had dinner in Wynns steak house last November and said it was amazing
#96950 by kapowuk
03 Feb 2006, 23:22
Well I suppose I had better start making some posts instead of just being a serial lurker...

I've been to Ruth's Chris in LV, and their steak is amazing - something to do with the fact that they grill/fry/whatever they do to it in butter. I enjoyed a huge porterhouse and it tasted amazing... can understand this is probably only a good way of serving if you like medium-rare or stronger....

I've also took two of my friends to Ballys Steakhouse as I had loads of comps to use up. We all enjoyed some good steak there and the price wasn't bad at all...
#96960 by preiffer
04 Feb 2006, 00:24
Hi kapowuk - and welcome to the site [y]

Great to have your input - and thanks for buying the membership kit ;):)
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