Imperial Peking duck topped with caviar over Mandarine savory crepes.
Back in 2008 and 2009, the Michelin Guide surveyed the Las Vegas restaurant scene and awarded the finest establishments with its most esteemed recognition: the star. The inspectors from Michelin may no longer come around, but we think the previously awarded restaurants continue to present the city's most outstanding dining experiences. For your next special dinner on the town, consider the below restaurants with a Michelin-star history.
The main dining area of Joël Robuchon at MGM Grand Las Vegas.
Website/ 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd 89109
Having previously received three Michelin stars, Joël Robuchon is one of the highest-regarded fine dining destinations in Las Vegas. The art deco-inspired design elements and lush terrace garden seating offer beautiful surroundings for guests to enjoy sophisticated meals.
The dining room at L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon at MGM Grand.
Website/ 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd 89109
With each meal prepared directly in front of guests' eyes, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon leads with an interactive dining experience that educates guests on the ingredients, preparation methods and all that makes this Michelin-star-recognized establishment so noteworthy. Pull up a chair and witness the greatness of the kitchen at the L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon service counter.
Delicate yet complex seafood offerings from Le Cirque at Bellagio Las Vegas.
Website/ 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd 89109
Nestled in the Bellagio Las Vegas, Le Cirque has pioneered the fine dining scene since the 1990's. The French eatery is on the bucket list of many foodies, as each bite is a sensory journey. Enjoy specials like the wagyu striploin and staples like the caviar and the Australian black truffle risotto. Relish the entertaining wine pairings that take dining experiences to new heights.
The dining room at Michael Mina at Bellagio Las Vegas.
Website/ 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd 89109
Seafood lovers' heaven begins at Michael Mina in Bellagio Las Vegas, and its freshly caught delights. The expert chefs and staff at this Michelin-starred eatery lead the voyage of dining with excellence. Indulge in the shellfish raw bar options, nibble on the grilled octopus starter and dive into the main entrees, such as the flavorsome Michael Mina's Lobster Pot Pie and the Muscovy duck breast and foie gras.
The miso black cod at Nobu Las Vegas inside of Caesars Palace.
Website/ 3570 Las Vegas Blvd 89109
Nobu has quite a reputation internationally for exceptional service and Japanese culinary preparations. The Caesars Palace Las Vegas location continues to satisfy food enthusiasts with complex flavor profiles and textures. The miso black cod and the toro carpaccio with seasonal truffle melt in the mouth on contact and may inspire sighs of enjoyment.
The crab salad beet variation with caviar at Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace.
Website/ 3570 Las Vegas Blvd 89109
Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace Las Vegas emulates the Paris, France location menu offerings to bring a taste of fine French dining to the Las Vegas Strip. With a Forbes Five-Star travel guide-specific menu and Michelin star recognition, the most refined palates are pleased with Restaurant Guy Savoy. Give in to the creamy and soft textures of the seared foie gras or the savory American wagyu filet with braised beef cheek.
The garden dim sum at Wing Lei in Wynn Las Vegas.
Website/ 3131 Las Vegas Blvd 89109
The first Chinese cuisine restaurant on the entire continent of North America to earn a Michelin Star, Wing Lei at Wynn Las Vegas broke through ceilings and busted molds to achieve such recognition. Also a recipient of the Forbes five-star award, Wing Lei consistently delivers excellence with Shanghai, Sichuan and Cantonese dishes, including the Imperial Peking duck served with Mandarin crepes or steamed buns.
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Photography by: By Barbara Kraft; Courtesy of MGM Resorts International; Courtesy of Caesars Entertainment
