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748 reviews

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Contemporary American | Wynn Las Vegas and Encore, The Strip

It was my first time at 'Jardin' so I have expected what I have read online from the website and menu and from the reviews. 'Jardin' has surpassed my expectations, and both myself and my date were impressed with the great choices and with the fact that the pricing was correct. I will come back because I had a great experience! More
OpenTable Diner - 10/13/2018

Sushi Roku - Las Vegas

2537 reviews

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Japanese | Caesars Palace, The Strip

Food was excellent and the service was ok. Took an extended amount of time to order and get check. More
OpenTable Diner - 10/13/2018

Zuma Restaurant - Las Vegas

488 reviews

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Japanese | The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, The Strip

Just like the original one in London, this one in Vegas succeeds in all aspects. Great food (I come here from Robata grill, not sushi)....boozy drinks, great service. Yes it’s not cheap but you can order wisely. The pork belly skewer , grilled lamb shops, and Madagascar giant prawns are a must! More
OpenTable Diner - 10/11/2018

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés

2019 reviews

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Steak | SLS Las Vegas, The Strip

Spectacular meal from start to finish - exceptional service from Nick - great wine recommendations. More
OpenTable Diner - 10/13/2018

Il Mulino New York - Las Vegas

2479 reviews

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Italian | Caesars Palace, The Strip

I often visited the NY location because of the quality and authenticity. Decided to try the Vegas version...larger but still intimate, great service, good quality and value. It is good to see that the tradition of the NYC location is intact. Highly recommended. More
OpenTable Diner - 10/12/2018

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Second only to gambling the world’s most recognizable gaming destination, restaurant culture in Las Vegas is loud and proud. A popular outpost for Food Network stars’ restaurant offshoots or New York and Los Angeles restaurateurs looking for space and an eager audience, Las Vegas has been a real player on the culinary scene for years, despite its landlocked situation (unsustainable though it may seem, fish abounds.) In addition to the glitzy big names of casino restaurants, the city off-the-strip is dotted with strip malls many of which have become food destinations of their own. Whether its regional thai or better sushi than you ever thought could be served in the desert, the world is your, figurative, oyster in Vegas.