If you want to propose, celebrate that big anniversary, or need a romantic setting for a first date, don’t fret. This post contains a list of romantic Vegas restaurants that can deliver an intimate dining experience.
Set the mood with impeccable wines, an elegant ambiance, and dinner by candlelight.
1. Marché Bacchus
Marché Bacchus is an upscale French bistro offering contemporary and classic dishes with outstanding lake views from an outdoor patio. Imagine watching swans swim by as you enjoy delectable Mediterranean and French cuisine including pasta, seafood, and steak. Marché Bacchus is located 10 miles from the strip near Summerlin. Looking for a romantic night? Then go for caviar service with capers, red onion, toasted blinis, yolks, egg whites, chives and crème fraÎche.
2. Harlo
Harlo is an elegantly designed steakhouse and bar located in downtown Summerlin. Its modern and sharp design provides a swanky ambiance. But what makes Harlo a romantic-night restaurant is the menu of Chef Gina Marinelli. Diners can find specials like dry-aged Kurobuta pork, New Zealand elk, and steaks grilled over white oak. You will also want to try their Caviar imported from Bulgaria.
2. Americana Restaurant
Americana provides a blend of different cultures of modern American cuisine. Located on the coast of Lake Jacqueline in Desert Shores, you get a panoramic view that is hard to bet for those looking for waterside dining. For a breezy romantic evening by the lake, you can order Niki’s Spicy Crispy Shrimp as the appetizer with old-school crack sauce, shishito peppers, and frisee. If you are a steak lover you can go for grilled petite ribeye steak which comes with potato puree, red wine natural, and hen of the woods mushroom.
4. Hugo’s Cellar
Hugo’s Cellar is synonymous with exquisite service and romantic dining thanks to the deep comfortable booths and the brick-lined walls. Every woman is greeted with a long-stemmed rose to set the mood even more. To start your meal, you can go for Hugo’s Hot Rock Specialty appetizer. Hugo’s offers marinated swordfish, tenderloin medallions of beef, and jumbo shrimp prepared right on your table.
5. Top of the World
Top of the World is a rotating restaurant located on the 106th floor of the Stratosphere Tower. The panoramic vistas in the restaurant provide a romantic view of the city skyline. For seafood lovers, you can go for a shellfish display for two, it comes with citrus-infused crab, Maine lobster, seasonal oysters, poached shrimp, and assorted sauces.
* A window seat is a $50 per person charge
