Consolidated "Steak Houses in Las Vegas" thread
Feb 3, 2005, 11:49 am
#16
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Originally Posted by csb
This is hands down the best steakhouse that I've eaten at in Vegas, one of the best that I've enjoyed in the US.
Can you post some prices and possibly some other entrées that you might recall?
I tried briefly searching (unsuccessfully) for a menu online. Do you remember something on the menu that might appeal to vegetarians?
Feb 3, 2005, 1:59 pm
#17
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Here's the restaurant's website. There's a link for the menu
BOA Steakhouse
Doesn't look like too many veg options though.
BOA Steakhouse
Doesn't look like too many veg options though.
Mar 31, 2005, 8:51 pm
#19
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Originally Posted by QuietLion
if it's better than Craftsteak, Delmonico, Artistes, Nero's, Palm, and N9ne, it must truly be something.
QL
QL
As far as Craftsteak goes, I need to try it again. I ate there once with so-so results, but a sommelier friend of mine has strongly urged me to give it another try.
I've never eaten at N9ne in Vegas, but have eaten at the Chicago location. I thought it was great, and if Vegas is up to similar standards would give BOA a run for its money.
May 12, 2005, 9:18 pm
#20
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Originally Posted by csb
Sitting at the BOA bar, however, was nowhere near as cool as the private room we had.
Did you have the private room at BOA's that is also used by Sushi Roku? I am considering a private party there and have received the special event menu's from BOA. Many of the courses are served in a family style. Was this your experience in a private room? Did you enjoy it? I am in the process of choosing between BOA or N9ne for my husband's surprise 50th birthday party. Any suggestions? Thanks!
May 13, 2005, 12:38 am
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Originally Posted by Boo Boo Too
Now that I have got a room sorted out... starting to think about food.
Would like to go to one "good" steak house during the trip,
Any suggestions or comments?
Would like to go to one "good" steak house during the trip,
Any suggestions or comments?
May 13, 2005, 6:51 am
#23
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Craftsteak is great-if someone else is paying!
I have a superb butcher so steakhouses rarely seem worth it to me as I can easily duplicate the experience of a prime grade,well aged steak dinner for a third of the cost at home.
THE STEAKHOUSE in Circus Circus serve house aged(21 days)prime beef in a very elegant clubby setting for $24-$35 a person-sides and salad included.
Only drawback is having to walk through Circus2-and call well ahead as they do fill up.
I have a superb butcher so steakhouses rarely seem worth it to me as I can easily duplicate the experience of a prime grade,well aged steak dinner for a third of the cost at home.
THE STEAKHOUSE in Circus Circus serve house aged(21 days)prime beef in a very elegant clubby setting for $24-$35 a person-sides and salad included.
Only drawback is having to walk through Circus2-and call well ahead as they do fill up.
May 13, 2005, 8:12 am
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No question, Craftsteak is the absolute best in town. Hands down, no competition. Outside of Argentina and Japan, probably the best steak I've ever had.
May 13, 2005, 8:12 am
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The Range @ Harrah's
Have had several very good meals there. Not cheap but portions are very big, sides feed two people easily. Good service, and depending on table you can have a nice view of The Strip.
May 16, 2005, 5:32 pm
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Went to the Luxor Steakhouse this past weekend. The 20 oz prime rib was outstanding. Best I've had in a long time. Cooked to a medium-well and the meat was very soft all the way through. The sides left a lot to be desired though
Jan 26, 2006, 4:14 pm
#28
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Bally's Steakhouse, Las Vegas
I will be dining at Bally's steakhouse in March. I do not mind paying for a good dining experience, and I am not a cheapo by any means..
I would just like to know what to expect to pay for good surf and turf dinner for two. Best Regards, John
I would just like to know what to expect to pay for good surf and turf dinner for two. Best Regards, John
Jan 26, 2006, 4:29 pm
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