Quick answer: Which restaurant should you choose?
Choose Restaurant Guy Savoy for a milestone evening, Nobu for sushi and celebrations, Peter Luger for a traditional steakhouse dinner, Hell’s Kitchen for a high-energy first visit, Amalfi for coastal Italian seafood, and Bacchanal Buffet when variety matters most.
Featured Caesars Palace restaurants
Restaurant Guy Savoy
Formal French fine dining for milestone dinners and an unhurried tasting-menu experience.
Nobu
Japanese cuisine, sushi and a polished setting that works especially well for celebrations.
Peter Luger Steak House
A Las Vegas outpost of the classic steakhouse, best for visitors prioritizing beef and traditional service.
Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen
A lively, theatrical celebrity-chef experience popular with first-time Las Vegas visitors.
Amalfi by Bobby Flay
Coastal Italian cooking with a strong seafood focus in an energetic dining room.
Brasserie B by Bobby Flay
French brasserie classics in a more casual setting suited to lunch or dinner.
Stanton Social Prime
A modern steakhouse and shareable-plate experience with a nightlife-oriented atmosphere.
Bacchanal Buffet
The strongest choice for maximum variety or groups with different food preferences.
Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill
British pub dishes and casual pre-show dining near the casino floor.
Beijing Noodle No. 9
Chinese noodles, dumplings and approachable dining in a distinctive white interior.
How to plan the reservation
- Reserve high-demand restaurants early for weekends, holidays and major event dates.
- Confirm the exact location; Caesars Palace and The Forum Shops form a very large complex.
- Work backward from showtime and allow time to walk, settle the check and reach the venue.
- Recheck current menus, prices, dress guidance, hours and cancellation terms.
Quick picks by occasion
Most formal: Restaurant Guy Savoy
Best for sushi: Nobu
Classic steakhouse: Peter Luger
Best first-visit energy: Hell’s Kitchen
Most variety: Bacchanal Buffet
Frequently asked questions
Should I reserve in advance?
Yes for high-demand restaurants and important dates. Prime dinner times can fill well before the visit.
Are menus and hours guaranteed?
No. Menus, prices, hours, dress guidance and cancellation terms can change. Verify them directly with the restaurant.
How much time should I allow before a show?
Allow a substantial buffer because the resort is large and both dining and venue entry can take longer than expected.
Verification and sources
The restaurant roster and principal concepts were checked against official Caesars Palace and restaurant information. Operational details should be reconfirmed for the date of the visit.