Restaurants in Las Vegas 🍴

Hell’s Kitchen (Caesar’s Palace) Inspired by Gordon Ramsay’s reality show, we ordered the famous dishes: Lobster Risotto, Scallops, Beef Wellington, and Rice Pudding. The risotto was decent with plenty of lobster meat. Scallops were small but tender — delicious! The Beef Wellington lived up to its reputation — tender and soft, almost like tofu. Rice pudding was very sweet. Service was excellent — they even comped our wine because it arrived late.😍 Fair warning: the dining room is noisy. Book ahead — reservations are hard to get! Wicked Spoon Buffet (The Cosmopolitan) Great value — $38 for breakfast (lunch starts at 11 AM with snow crab, so go around 10 AM for breakfast price with lunch options).👍🙌 Go early to avoid long lines. Highlights: bone marrow and beef tartare were tasty. Snow crab was overly salty for me. Small, beautifully plated dishes. Salads were fresh, but striploin was tough, chicken was dry, soups salty, and Chinese dishes average (shrimp still had veins…). Overall, solid for a buffet — much better than MGM Grand’s options. Cocktail & Bite Spots at The Cosmopolitan As a cocktail lover, I checked out STK, Jaleo, China Poblano, and Momofuku during cocktail hour.💕😊 STK — No disappointments here! Food was great, cocktails were superb, service top‑notch. Even the blue cheese bread stood out — unique and delicious. Jaleo (Mexican) & China Poblano (Mexican‑Chinese fusion) — Both by Michelin chef José Andrés. Tasty but not mind‑blowing. Cocktails with chili were interesting though!😘😍 Momofuku — Service was awful. Bartender acted like we were bothering him — impatient and unfriendly. We left after 20 minutes. Why pay to be treated poorly? The Henry (The Cosmopolitan) — Breakfast spot Not widely famous, but the Short Rib Eggs Benedict was an unexpected delight!😁 #LasVegas #VegasFood #VegasRestaurants #VegasEats 🍹🎰✨