Thanksgiving 2025 List of Places to Dine in Las Vegas

Whether you’re a local looking for a luxe dinner or a visitor seeking a standout experience,

Thanksgiving 2025 is shaping up to be one of Las Vegas’ most popular holidays yet. From elevated prix fixe menus to chef-curated feasts and festive family experiences, the city’s top restaurants and resorts are rolling out red-carpet dining for locals and travelers alike.

Whether you’re seeking a refined sit-down dinner, a take-home gourmet spread, or an unforgettable experience beyond the table, our team has curated the definitive guide to celebrating Thanksgiving in style.

Where to Dine This Thanksgiving

1. Delilah – Wynn Las Vegas

   For a glamorous, Gatsby-inspired dinner, Delilah offers a prix fixe Thanksgiving menu in one of the most elegant supper-club settings on the Strip. Expect traditional flavors, upscale plating, and live entertainment.🌐 wynnlasvegas.com/dining

2. Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas – Zen Kitchen

   Experience Thanksgiving in true luxury with a modern Asian-inspired twist on holiday favorites, paired with sommelier-selected wines and skyline views from the 23rd floor.🌐 waldorfastorialasvegas.com/dining

3. Eiffel Tower Restaurant – Paris Las Vegas

   Experience Thanksgiving high above the Strip inside one of the city’s most iconic fine-dining rooms. The three-course menu features Cream of Butternut Squash Soup, Thanksgiving Turkey with Chestnut Dressing, and the restaurant’s signature Pumpkin Soufflé, all served with sweeping fountain views.💵 Approximately $135 – $185 per person🌐 lettuce.com – Las Vegas Thanksgiving Feast

4. Carversteak – Resorts World Las Vegas

   A modern steakhouse designed for power diners and luxury seekers alike, Carversteak offers a Thanksgiving feast that blends tradition and indulgence. Expect Diestel Farms organic turkey breast, confit leg meat, garlic sausage stuffing, potato purée, cranberry sauce, and your choice of Pumpkin Pie or Pecan Tart.💵 Pricing available upon reservation (estimated $120 + per guest)🌐 carversteak.com – Thanksgiving Dinner in Las Vegas

5. Balla Italian Soul – SAHARA Las Vegas

   Chef Shawn McClain reimagines Thanksgiving through an Italian lens with pancetta-pomegranate Brussels sprouts, Italian sausage casserole, brown butter pumpkin, and roasted turkey with chive butter gravy. Dine-in or take home a curated holiday feast for two to four guests.💵 Dine-In $55 per person | To-Go Feast $95 (serves 2 – 4)🌐 nevadabusiness.com – SAHARA Thanksgiving at Balla Italian Soul

Luxe Dining Experiences to Give Thanks For (Year Round)

🥂 Restaurant Guy Savoy – Caesars Palace

Experience: The only U.S. location of Chef Guy Savoy’s Michelin-starred empire, known for precision French technique, immaculate service, and a temple-like atmosphere for gastronomy.Thanksgiving Offering: Multi-course tasting dinner featuring Savoy classics like Artichoke and Black Truffle Soup and Colors of Caviar, complemented by seasonal courses of roasted poultry, chestnut velouté, and autumn vegetables.Price Point: $$$$ | Tasting menus from $495–$755 per guest.Reservations: Extremely limited; book 4–6 weeks in advance.🔗 caesars.com/restaurant-guy-savoy

🥂 Joël Robuchon – MGM Grand

Experience: The crown jewel of Las Vegas fine dining. This opulent French mansion setting—complete with crystal chandeliers and personalized silver service—delivers an immersive, three-hour tasting experience.Thanksgiving Offering: While not turkey-centric, expect Robuchon’s seasonal menu featuring Foie Gras Ravioli in Truffle Broth, Caramelized Sea Bass with Chanterelles, and autumn vegetable purées.Price Point: $$$$ | Tasting menu $525+; wine pairings $225–$950.Dress Code: Formal attire required.🔗 mgmgrand.mgmresorts.com/joel-robuchon

🥂 L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon – MGM Grand

Experience: A more interactive take on Robuchon’s artistry, with a sleek chef’s-counter layout where guests watch each dish crafted live.Thanksgiving Offering: A limited-edition “Autumn Tasting Menu” blending seasonal flavors—think pumpkin velouté with hazelnut foam and veal cheek with celery-root purée.Price Point: $$$$ | $285–$395 per guest.Ambience: Dark wood, crimson accents, open kitchen energy.🔗 mgmgrand.mgmresorts.com/latelier-robuchon

🥂 Picasso – Bellagio

Experience: Chef Julian Serrano’s Michelin-starred French-Spanish restaurant framed by authentic Picasso paintings and sweeping Bellagio Fountain views.Thanksgiving Offering: Seasonal five-course prix fixe menu with Mediterranean flourishes—seared scallops with pumpkin risotto, roasted quail stuffed with foie gras, and warm apple tart.Price Point: $$$ – $$$$ | $185–$245 per person.Ambience: Romantic, art-infused luxury.🔗 bellagio.mgmresorts.com/picasso

🥂 Le Cirque – Bellagio

Experience: The Vegas iteration of the legendary New York institution delivers circus-themed opulence and white-glove service in an intimate 60-seat room.Thanksgiving Offering: Modern French tasting menu often featuring butternut velouté with lobster, roasted game bird, and pumpkin mousse soufflé.Price Point: $$$$ | Prix fixe $225–$295 per guest.Insider Note: Famous for its curated Grand Cru wine list.🔗 bellagio.mgmresorts.com/le-cirque

🥂 Estiatorio Milos – The Venetian

Experience: Greek elegance meets haute seafood—think marble interiors, towers of fresh fish, and a clientele of international elite.Thanksgiving Offering: Chef Costas Spiliadis curates a Mediterranean-inspired holiday feast featuring wild sea bass with lemon potatoes, grilled octopus, and a nod to the season with pumpkin moussaka and baklava cheesecake.Price Point: $$$ | $175–$225 per guest.Ambience: Bright, airy, refined—perfect for sophisticated daytime or early evening celebrations.🔗 venetianlasvegas.com/milos

✨ Editor’s Note

For guests who prefer tradition wrapped in decadence, these venues embody the height of Las Vegas luxury. Reservations are essential—most book out weeks in advance—and dress codes apply. Whether you’re craving truffle, turbot, or turkey à la Haute Cuisine, these six dining temples promise a Thanksgiving defined by elegance, excellence, and extraordinary taste.

Insider Tips

• Book early — Most restaurants open Thanksgiving reservations in October.

• Ask for children’s menus or prix fixe options to fit your group.

• Opt for early or late seatings to avoid crowds.

• Take advantage of hotel valet validation during dining hours.

• Pair your dinner with a show for the ultimate Las Vegas experience.