Michael Adkins 
Casino hotels and world-class restaurants go hand in hand. From Michelin-starred fine dining to quick and easy meals – there is something for every palate.
Embrace classic Italian cuisine at Capriccio, where menu highlights include foie gras bratwurst, grilled pork belly, and pan-seared American Wagyu filet Pennsylvania served with black pepper and thyme butter.
Aria
One of the more futuristic hotel casinos on The Strip, Aria is known for its attention to detail and world-class restaurants. The casino hotel is surrounded by high-end shopping at CityCenter and is located in the heart of Las Vegas, making it the ideal place to stay for a relaxing getaway.
The hotel’s techie atmosphere carries over to its rooms, which are equipped with multifunctional tablets that control the lights, thermostat, curtains and music. They also allow guests to order room service, book tickets for shows and events and make reservations at the hotel’s restaurants.
The food hall at Aria features vegetarian and gluten-free options to accommodate dietary restrictions. The resort is also home to a spa that boasts a salt room and heated stone beds.
The Venetian
The Venetian is an old-school casino hotel with large suite-style rooms and a ton of shopping and experiences. They also have a few well-known restaurants within the property.
Foodies can savor everything from the best pizza to authentic Asian fusion. The restaurant collection at this resort includes celebrity chefs like Buddy Valastro from TLC’s Cake Boss and David Chang, who each have two establishments here.
Other highlights include Majordomo Meat & Fish, which serves American favorites with an elevated twist. Yardbird Southern Table & Bar is the hotel’s only offering of critically acclaimed fried chicken. For something different, Kamu UItra Karaoke has private soundproof suites that can accommodate groups of six to 40 people for a night of singing and drinking. The hotel has a number of popular bars and lounges too.
The Palazzo
The Palazzo Casino Hotel takes a more understated approach to luxury than its sister property, the Venetian. However, it still offers an abundance of amenities and opulent suites with Strip views. The hotel has an array of restaurants that showcase various cuisines, including Carnevino by Mario Batali, CUT by Wolfgang Puck and Table 10 by Emeril Lagasse.
For a taste of New Orleans, visit Table 10. This restaurant has a menu that includes Po’Boys and Croque sandwiches along with seafood and steak dishes.
The Palazzo has the largest restaurant collection in Las Vegas. Discover a variety of flavors at Milos, which serves impeccably fresh Mediterranean seafood. Alternatively, if you’re craving Chinese food, visit Mott 32, which features Hong Kong and Sichuan influences in its menu.
Santa Ana Star Casino Hotel
Located within walking distance of Santa Ana Star Casino, this hotel features an indoor pool and 2 spa tubs. It also provides a restaurant, free WiFi in public areas, and conference facilities. In addition, there are 204 rooms that offer free parking, safes, and flat-screen TVs.
Guests can enjoy a meal at Choices Food Court, which offers American cuisine and is open for lunch and dinner. There is also a bar on-site, where guests can enjoy drinks.
This hotel has four incredible restaurants: Feast Buffet, Mesa Grille, Cantina Rio, and Juniper Steakhouse. In addition to this, the hotel has numerous entertainment options such as the Starlight Lanes Bowling Center and The Stage at the Star. The casino is also home to many different slot games and table games.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel & Casino
The Cosmopolitan Hotel & Casino is a sleek and sophisticated hotel known for its luxurious rooms, world-class restaurants, and glamorous casino. Since its opening, the Cosmopolitan has attracted an impressive roster of celebrity chef-designed restaurants. These include Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill, Comme Ca by Los Angeles Chef David Myers, and Jose Andres’ China Poblano, Scarpetta, and STK.
The resort’s one-of-a-kind Restaurant Collection also includes the first Las Vegas locations of trendy New York hotspots like Beauty & Essex, Eggslut, and Momofuku Milk Bar. Stylish design and art engage cultural sensibilities, and the vibrant nightlife scene captivates perceptions.
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the Strip, you can take a break at The Cosmopolitan’s oversized residential-styled Pool District. Its three distinct pools are social and upbeat but never over-the-top.
