Cote Vegas

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Cote Vegas
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“Cote at The Venetian turns the communal joy of Korean barbecue into wildly dramatic dinner theater, and the room makes that case before you've even sat down. Designed by Rockwell Group, the 17,000-square-foot space has the bones of an arena: stadium-style seating, dramatic lighting that shifts as…”
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Condé Nast TravelerDec 16, 2025

25 Best Restaurants in Las Vegas: Steakhouses, International Buffets, and More

As Vegas has grown up, so has its culinary scene.

Korean barbecue in a 17,000-square-foot room

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  • Maroon by Kwame OnwuachiRestaurantblends steakhouse traditions with Afro-Caribbean flavors
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  • Naxos Taverna and Kallisto Oyster BarRestaurantcoastal Greek taverna at Red Rock Casino
  • MizumiRestaurantJapanese garden with waterfall and koi pond
  • HaSalonRestaurantIsraeli food that turns into a dance party
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  • DelilahRestaurantIf you missed the wildly glamorous golden years of Las Vegas, Delilah has revived them—and then some.
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  • Wing LeiRestaurantIt's a hackneyed restaurant descriptor, but this room was redesigned to feel like a literal Chinese jewel box—and…
  • RakuRestaurantFrom its location at the strip mall on Spring Mountain Road (Las Vegas' Chinatown) , you wouldn't expect much.
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  • Bavette's Steakhouse & BarRestaurantIndulge in a variety of steakhouse staples old and new.
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