Ignite the sparks of romance at the sky-high Eiffel Tower Restaurant; PHOTO COURTESY OF LETTUCE ENTERTAIN YOU RESTAURANTS
Book a table on the waterfront patio at Prime Steakhouse, where Bellagio’s dreamy fountains set the scene for an unmistakably romantic dining experience. Award-winning chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s culinary masterpiece offers an array of prime steaks, pristine seafood and curated wines to enjoy with your special someone.
Take your date to the City of Lights atop Paris Las Vegas’ famous replica. The Eiffel Tower Restaurant transports lovebirds to France via classic yet modern French cuisine, an impressive wine list with over 1,400 labels and a très chic atmosphere. Reserve a seat by the window for views of the Strip’s shining lights, and ask about the restaurant’s special proposal reservations if you’re ready to pop the question.
Tucked within Circa Resort & Casino, Barry’s Downtown Prime takes diners back to Las Vegas’ Golden Age with its sultry atmosphere. Romantic nooks adorned in rich velvets and burnished brass set the stage for tableside preparations, prime steaks and indulgent seafood. At the same time, Rat Pack-worthy cocktails flow at the glittering bar, all housed under the three-dimensional rose-inspired ceiling.
Request patio seating at SW Steakhouse for a front-row view of the Lake of Dreams; PHOTO BY BARBARA KRAFT
Located at Wynn Las Vegas, SW Steakhouse elevates the dining experience with world-class cuisine by executive chef Mark LoRusso and a theatrical ambiance unlike any other. If you want to impress, this Forbes Travel Guide four-star venue will dazzle you and your plus one with prime-aged steaks, rare Japanese wagyu and stunning views of the Lake of Dreams, where nightly water shows provide an enchanting backdrop.
With 30 years of experience, any meal at Michael’s is sure to be excellent. Every detail sets the stage for a memorable date night, from top-tier service to exquisite eats—think picturesque Maryland lump crab cocktail and prime sirloin steak au poivre. Settle into red wingback chairs, toast with a glass of bubbly and save room for dessert. Once the pastry cart rolls by, order the Cherries Jubilee—the perfect sweet finale.
It’s easy to feel the romance at Don’s Prime, with plush seating, sleek chandeliers and marble finishing. This Fontainebleau Las Vegas steakhouse will host your evening for two with rich Japanese wagyu cuts and bountiful pours from the restaurant’s global wine program. If you and your date prefer seafood, have the staff send over the roasted seafood plateau featuring Maine lobster, East and West Coast oysters and more delicacies doused in chili butter.
Thanks to restaurateur Jeffrey Fine and chef-partner Gina Marinelli, this Summerlin steakhouse attracts a discerning clientele with its refined ambiance. Opt for booth seating under the shade of indoor greenery while indulging in dishes such as buttery filet mignon grilled over cherry wood. For dessert, fork into a decadent chocolate hazelnut tart, or amp up the evening with daring dessert shots.
The culinary masters at Harlo Steakhouse & Bar will slice your steak tableside; PHOTO COURTESY OF HARLO STEAKHOUSE & BAR
Take date night back to the Golden Age. At Delilah, a 1950s-style supper club, imbibers can stay from dinner to drinks to the wee hours to enjoy performances—without stepping foot outside of the vintage Tropicana-inspired lounge. Don’t miss The Only Caviar Service, plated with whipped creme fraiche and eggs mimosa for a little taste of luxury.
Take your love to great new heights 106 floors up. The STRAT’s renowned restaurant embodies the glitz and glamour of Vegas while leaning into romance with a highly acclaimed wine list and award-winning steak and seafood dishes. Don’t forget to order the butter cake for two.
Indulge in the delicious sea bass at The STRAT’s Top of the World restaurant; PHOTO BY ANTHONY MAIR
While unassuming on the outside, the iconic Golden Steer is the ideal dining destination for the retro-appreciative couple. Sit in red patent leather booths that once held space for Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley, who similarly felt the soul of Las Vegas through crisp white tablecloths and extravagant dishes such as tableside Caesar salads and flambeéd desserts. Save room for the 40-ounce Tomahawk steak, which will need a party of two to polish it off.
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