Romantic Restaurants in Las Vegas

1. Jaleo

Jaleo is a high-end Spanish restaurant located at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas, where Chef José Andrés treats guests with outstanding tapas prepared with a modern twist and a massive paella cooked on a wood fire in the heart of the dining room. Chef Andrés treats his fans with an unusual combination of ingredients that create unique flavors in dishes such as squid with Iberico pork. The restaurant is trendy and lively, with warm and modern décor. The cocktails are excellent and generous in proportion – the sangria is just as they drink it in Spain and is particularly popular.

3708 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89158, USA, Phone: 702-698-7950

2. Cononita

Snuggled under the vast colonnades of the Grand Canal Shoppes, Cononita is a contemporary Mexican restaurant serving authentic Mexican classics while you sip margaritas and watch gondolas passing by. It is Las Vegas after all. The best seating is outdoors on what looks very much like a courtyard in a hacienda. The indoor dining room is cozy and revolves around large raw bar and regular, well stocked bar. The menu contains everyone’s favorite Mexican classics such as ceviche, tamales, and burritos but also excellent barbacoa pork drenched in spicy chipotle sauce. Wash it down with one of their great margaritas or house-made white sangria.

3377 Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109, Phone: 702-420-2561

3. McMullan's Irish Pub

McMullan's Irish Pub offers Las Vegas the ultimate authentic Irish Pub experience. They specialize in delicious and traditional Irish dishes such as the Farmhouse Irish Breakfast, Nanny Mac’s Shepherd’s Pie, Braid Valley Corn Beef Sandwich, and Diddy’s Irish Stew.

McMullan’s also has a delicious seasonal menu. They have several beers available (including some Irish ales), as well as a nice selection of wine. Publican Brian McMullan, who comes from generations of pub owning and entrepreneurship, owns this fantastic pub. You’ll find McMullan’s Irish Pub right across the street from The Orleans Hotel & Casino.

4650 West Tropicana, Las Vegas, Nevada, Phone: 702-247-7000

4. Le Cirque

Share a romantic dinner at Bellagio’s Le Cirque for an unforgettable experience. Awarded with a Michelin Star, AAA’s Five Diamond Award, and Forbes’ Five Star Award, this restaurant is sure to wow diners with extraordinary flavors, sublime surroundings, and superior service. La Cirque serves quintessential French cuisine at their lakeside location with menu highlights such as ricotta gnudi, Hawaiian kampachi, and Ossetra caviar. All their dishes may be perfectly paired with a bottle from their extensive wine selection, which features over 900 international options. Guests are requested to dine in business elegant attire, and reservations may be booked online or by phone.

3600 S Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109, Phone: 702-693-8100

5. DW Bistro

DW Bistro is one of Las Vegas' most popular off-strip restaurants, serving up delicious New Mexican and Jamaican-style cuisine offerings throughout the day. The restaurant, which was founded by Dalton Wilson and Bryce Krausman, is located at the Gramercy in the Southwest Valley and is open to the public Tuesdays through Sundays for brunch, lunch, and dinner service. Recently-reworked menus showcase delicious classics such as jerk pork shoulder and Jamaican-style curried vegetables alongside new offerings like New Mexican-style green chile cheeseburgers served with jack cheese and jalapeno bacon. At brunch, creative omelette and Benedict offerings are complemented by excellent entrees like Jamaican jerk chicken and waffles or classic chilaquiles.

9275 W Russell Rd #190, Las Vegas, NV 89148, Phone: 702-527-5200

6. Sinatra

Located in Encore at Wynn, Sinatra invites visitors to experience upscale Italian dining like never before. Everything at the restaurant honors the late jazz singer, from swinging music to mementos decorated all throughout. More than that, the kitchen’s head chef, Michelin-rated Theo Schoenegger, often cooked for Sinatra himself while living in New York City. Diners will taste many of the singer’s favorite dishes like veal parmigiana and spaghetti with clams. For dessert, be sure to try their signature dark chocolate mousse with panna cotta perfectly shaped into Sinatra’s fedora. Indoor and outdoor patio dining is available, along with a private room overlooking the hotel’s garden for those wanting to celebrate a special occasion.

3131 Las Vegas Boulevard S, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109; Phone: 702-770-5320

7. Honey Salt

Honey Salt is known for its home-cooked, farm fresh fare and its wide selection of beer, wine, and handcrafted cocktails. You just can’t go wrong when feasting on signature dishes like the Honey-Roasted Peach Salad, the Biloxi Buttermilk Fried Chicken Sandwich, or the Wild Mushroom Risotto. Or pop in for Sunday brunch and enjoy a steak and egg slider.

Owners restaurateur Elizabeth Blau and her husband, award-winning Chef Kim Canteenwalla, say this restaurant is dedicated to friends, family, and the community. They opened the establishment in 2012. Honey Salt is located off West Charleston, near the Badlands Golf Club.

1031 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada, Phone: 702 445-6100