Best Restaurants with Dancing in South Point Casino

Our favorite restaurant in Vegas hands down. Everything is fantastic!

The Japanese A5 was served on a hit plate which cookes the meat as it came to the table. Because of this the steak was cooked more than medium rare and the hot peppers that came with it were too spicy to eat. The brussel sprouts were underwhelming. Overall, the service and other many items we ordered were wonderful. I recommend the New York steak, potato puree, and Sticky Toffy Pudding...simply delicious!!!

Second time serviced by Sean and his wonderful team again! Very attentive and makes our dining very pleasant! John was missing tonight, but Justin and Albany were just as awesome. Of course the steak is the very best and their shrimp cocktail has to be the best we’ve ever had. Must try!!! And don’t skip out on the dessert! Their pecan pie is out of this world, and will make you want to come back here for that!!!

I accidentally booked a reservation for 2 instead of 3 (including our 10-year-old) for 7:30 on Christmas night. We called to let them know and were relieved that they were able to accommodate us. The next reservation for 3 was at 10:30 PM when I realized my mistake and tried to change my reservation. The roast chicken a la grand-mere was delicious and perfectly cooked. The frisée & lardon was very good. My daughter got the steak et frites, which was a bit tough but she liked it. Banana Foster was pricey but delicious. Asked if we could room charge but the waiter said it takes 10 minutes. I’m assuming he didn’t want to do the room charge. Overall we enjoyed our dinner and were grateful that the manager approved the change to our reservation.

Great service and great food. We sat in the bar which was quiet and all we could get so can’t comment on the main dining room. My son has some food allergies, and the staff was very diligent and accommodating in addition to being friendly and professional. We both had steaks which were excellent, topped off by Key Lime Pie which was as good as I’ve ever had anywhere. Like all of the nice restaurants in the strip hotels in Las Vegas it’s expensive but maybe a notch less so than some competitors with no diminution in quality.