7 Must-Try Celebrity Restaurants in Las Vegas – #3 Will Blow Your Mind!

Las Vegas is all about going big—big shows, big wins, and, of course, big flavors. When it comes to dining, Sin City doesn’t just offer meals; it serves up experiences. From celebrity chefs to reality stars, these top-notch restaurants will have you dining like the VIP you are. And let’s be honest, part of the fun is telling everyone back home about it!

Here's your ultimate guide to the top celebrity restaurants in Las Vegas:

1. Giada’s at The Cromwell

Italian, with a side of sunshine and charm.

Giada De Laurentiis brings her California-Italian fusion to the Vegas strip, and let me tell you, it’s as warm and delightful as her personality. Her open kitchen lets you peek at the magic, while the floor-to-ceiling windows offer a Strip view that's hard to beat.

What to try:

• Lemon Spaghetti (yes, it’s famous for a reason)

• Lemon Ricotta Cookies

• Bone-In Tuscan Ribeye

Price range: $$$ (You're in Vegas; treat yourself!)

Pro Tip: Ask for a table by the window for a panoramic Strip view that pairs perfectly with the lemony pasta.

Full review of Giada's Las Vegas by Random Recess

2. Don’s Prime at Resorts World

An Old-School Steakhouse with Modern Sophistication

Don’s Prime isn’t about glitz and glam—it's about tradition, craftsmanship, and a nod to the old-school steakhouse experience. Named in tribute to Donald Soffer, the father of Fontainebleau Development Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Soffer, this upscale dining spot honors the legacy of a man whose influence shaped the development world. It’s the kind of place where you can expect impeccable service, prime cuts, and a setting that balances elegance with comfort.

What to try:

• USDA Prime Dry-Aged Tomahawk

• Truffle Mashed Potatoes

• Lobster Mac ‘n’ Cheese

Price range: $$$$ (Classic steaks with a refined Vegas edge.)

Fun Fact: Donald Soffer helped shape the modern Miami skyline, and his namesake restaurant brings that same attention to detail and quality to the heart of Las Vegas.

Random Recess Dine at Don's Prime

3. Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen at Caesars Palace

It’s not just a meal—it’s an experience.

Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen is as fiery and fabulous as the man himself. Expect a full sensory overload with a touch of kitchen theatrics (don’t worry, you won't get yelled at).

What to try:

• Beef Wellington (it’s iconic for a reason)

• Sticky Toffee Pudding

• Pan-Seared Scallops

Price range: $$$$ (But worth every dollar for the drama and flavors.)

Pro Tip: If you want to fully lean into the Hell's Kitchen vibe, order the Hell’s Kitchen Burger—because nothing says “I’m in Vegas” like eating food with a name that could send you to the underworld.

Hell's Kitchen full review from Random Recess

4. The Bedford by Martha Stewart at Paris Las Vegas

Class, elegance, and a pinch of salt.

When Martha Stewart opens a restaurant, you know it’s going to be the picture of perfection. The Bedford offers homey, farmhouse vibes with a touch of Vegas flair. It’s like having dinner at Martha's place—without the invitation.

What to try:

• Martha's Roast Chicken

• Classic Pierogis

• Stuffed Zucchini Flowers

Price range: $$$ (Martha knows how to class things up without breaking the bank.)

Fun Fact: Martha herself designed every aspect of the restaurant. If the table settings look perfect, that's because they literally are.

Martha's Bedford by Random Recess

5. Peter Luger Steak House at Caesars Palace

A New York icon with a Vegas twist.

Peter Luger’s in New York has been a steakhouse institution for over a century, and now, it's bringing its old-school charm to Las Vegas. Expect no-frills service but top-tier steak.

What to try:

• USDA Prime Dry-Aged Porterhouse

• Creamed Spinach

• Sizzling Bacon

Price range: $$$$ (But that steak, though...)

Pro Tip: Order the bacon. Yes, it’s just bacon, but trust me, it’s a revelation.

Peter Luger at Caesars Palace from Random Recess

6. Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar at The LINQ

Flavortown comes to the Strip.

You either love Guy Fieri’s over-the-top personality, or you haven’t been to Flavortown yet. His Vegas Kitchen serves up big, bold flavors, perfect for refueling between gambling and shows.

What to try:

• Trash Can Nachos

• Bacon Mac 'n' Cheese Burger

• Jalapeño Pig Poppers

Price range: $$-$$$ (Affordable, but your arteries might pay for it later.)

Pro Tip: Grab a cocktail named after one of his famous catchphrases—yes, they're as fun as they sound.

Guy's Vegas Kitchen Review by Random Recess

7. Vanderpump à Paris at Paris Las Vegas

Chic, French, and fabulously Vanderpump.

Lisa Vanderpump’s Parisian-inspired restaurant brings the elegance of Paris with a sprinkle of Beverly Hills glamour. From lush décor to Instagram-worthy cocktails, this is the spot for your posh Vegas night out.

What to try:

• Truffle Deviled Eggs

• Duck Confit

• The “Pinky” Cocktail (naturally)

Price range: $$$ (Just enough to keep it classy.)

Pro Tip: It’s a great spot for pre-show cocktails. The floral arrangements alone will make you feel like you’ve walked into a Parisian fairy tale.

Vanderpump Paris Las Vegas from Random Recess

Quick Recap—For Those Who Skim, lol

• Giada’s: California-Italian fusion with unbeatable views.

• Don’s Prime: Steakhouse with a touch of classic Vegas flare.

• Hell’s Kitchen: Drama on a plate (in a good way).

• The Bedford: Martha-approved farmhouse fare and her first-ever restaurant.

• Peter Luger: Classic steakhouse from NYC.

• Guy’s Vegas Kitchen: Welcome to Flavortown.

• Vanderpump à Paris: Chic Parisian dining with a hint of Beverly Hills.

Ready to Dine Like a Star?
From flaming kitchens to French elegance, Las Vegas has no shortage of celebrity-backed restaurants. Whether you’re there to enjoy the food or spot your favorite star, each restaurant on this list offers more than just a meal—it’s a slice of Vegas magic. Go ahead, indulge... because what happens in Vegas should always include great food!