The Best MGM Grand Restaurants

Want to dine like a famous chef? Or just want to pretend that you’re on the Food Network? These restaurants are the best Las Vegas has to offer at the MGM Grand.

Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill

If you are looking for a place to serve up casual meals with a more elegant look, you’ll love what the world-famous Wolfgang Puck does. Try some delicious wood-fired pizzas, eat some french fries, and sip on drinks here.

Tom Colicchio’s Craftsteak

Are you hankering for a delicious filet mignon served with a side of potato puree? As the name suggests, Chef Tom Colicchio is a maverick celebrity chef who loves to create works of art out of meats like prime rib and Texan ribeye. 

Going here means you’re going to spend a small fortune, and that business casual attire will be required. However, this elegant and traditional restaurant will be worth it!

International Smoke

An affordable celebrity restaurant? Yep! International Smoke offers curry and smoke-infused cocktails with a side of awesome. It’s a split restaurant founded by Ayesha Curry and Chef Michael Mina. They create dishes bursting with flavor. If you want some seriously good smoked grill food, this is it. 

Morimoto Las Vegas

Are you a fan of contemporary Japanese design and amazingly decadent Japanese cuisine? You might need to check out Chef Masaharu Morimoto’s namesake restaurant. The Iron Chef master makes amazing food with a flair unlike any other.

Delicate Japanese beauty surrounds you as you try one of the best dinner menus on the Las Vegas Strip. Make no mistake about it. Morimoto is for a sophisticated palate.

Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House

You can always kick the spice up a notch when you’re dining with Chef Emeril Lagasse, right? If you enjoy seafood, wait until you see him create dishes designed to whet your appetite. Whether it’s grilled salmon or king crab, he’ll be able to make it pop!

This is one of the more popular places to get fresh seafood in Las Vegas. Once you taste the menu, you’ll understand why.

Are you looking to get fancy with it but aren’t quite in the mood for a celebrity chef-branded restaurant? We totally get it. Thankfully, there are some MGM Grand restaurants that fit this bill too…

L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon

Where do we begin with this award-winning restaurant? Chef Joel Robuchon has given us the best of the best in Las Vegas. Traditional French cuisine using only the finest ingredients is what makes this a diner’s slice of heaven. 

If you ever wanted to go to a real French restaurant but couldn’t quite get your passport updated, you can hit Las Vegas for the closest experience to it. 

Hakkasan

Fine dining just got a lot better for fans of traditional Asian cuisine with a more elegant fusion twist. Hakkasan has a dinner menu featuring a deep focus on Cantonese cuisine (Hello, Peking Duck!) but also balances it out with elegant cocktails and a perfectly thorough wine menu. 

At Hakkasan, you can choose a tasting menu or an a la carte menu. We suggest trying the tasting menu. You won’t be disappointed when you eat at this stunning restaurant.

Not all restaurants have to be a part of the Las Vegas fine dining scene. Sometimes, you just want to enjoy something simple and casual. These picks make it possible.

Grand Wok Noodle Bar

Are you a fan of delicious noodles done up in a traditional Asian style? Grand Wok might be the place for you. This fast-casual restaurant offers tons of savory, fresh, and flavorful dishes – all cooked within a wok. 

Wok-tossed noodles never looked so good. 

TAP Sports Bar

TAP Sports Bar is a great place to go if you want to have bar bites like pizza and burgers while you watch games on a large TV. Rather than focus on the glitz of award-winning chefs or pretentious menus, this place is all about bringing a sporty and fun take on Las Vegas cuisine. 

The food is good, the beer is cold, and the waitstaff is friendly. What’s not to love – especially if you can catch some Las Vegas Golden Knight’s games while you’re at it! 

Nellie’s Southern Kitchen

This kitchen has become a low-key Las Vegas legend, and once you enjoy Nellie’s signature dishes, it’ll be obvious why. This Southern Charm-loaded restaurant is all about comfort food that you’d expect to see in the Deep South. 

Chicken n’ Waffles and decadent warm biscuits make this place a great place to go if you want food that is sinfully delicious.

Greek Sneek

Are you up for a gyro? Maybe some handcrafted Greek cocktails? If you want to grab some tasty (but casual) Greek and Mediterranean cuisine, then you’re going to enjoy Greek Sneek. 

It’s a restaurant that has a lot of clout, all things considered. Most people don’t realize this, but it’s part of the famed Morton restaurant family group. 

CRUSH American Grill

If you love the idea of going to a Morton family restaurant but aren’t quite in the mood for Greek, take a look at CRUSH. This grill features pizza with fresh mozzarella, delicious burgers, and all other types of all-American fare. 

If you love a Las Vegas restaurant that has a little bit of casual yet elevated fare, you’ll want to pick this place for dinner. The presentation and the food are both phenomenal.

Avenue Café

If you rent a room at the MGM Grand, you’re going to want to grab breakfast at Avenue. This French-inspired bistro is casual enough for a starter meal in your day but fancy enough to bring a smile to your face. 

Oh. And the coffee. You will love the coffee.

Need a quick snack rather than something as involved as the Wolfgang Puck Bar? The MGM Grand Las Vegas has your back. 

Starbucks

Rather than spend tons of money at a French restaurant or a steakhouse, you might just want a quick snack. Starbucks is there for it. 

Cabana Grill

Are you hankering for a quick drink or a quick snack while you’re near the MGM Grand pool? Awesome. You can hit up the Cabana Grill for some deliciously “California” cuisine for your post-swim cravings. 

Pieology

An entire restaurant built around different pizzas? You betcha. This is a novelty fast pizza factory where you can make your own and enjoy eating it.

Bonanno’s New York Pizza

If you are native to Las Vegas or California, there’s something that you need to understand. There’s pizza, and then there’s New York Pizza. If you want to taste the closest thing to a slice from the Big Apple, come here!

Blizz Frozen Yogurt And Desserts

Are you looking for a way to indulge your sweet tooth? MGM Grand has a place for you that won’t break the bank. Cooling down with some froyo is a cinch here. 

The MGM Grand Buffet is an easy go-to regardless of what you’re hankering for when you go there. This buffet has excellent breakfast foods, fresh fruit, and brunch items, as well as a couple of dinner buffet items too. 

As of right now, it’s only for breakfast and lunch, so unfortunately, you can’t enjoy dinner buffet items. However, they also have all-you-can-drink specials. So, that might make up for it. It’s one of the most affordable buffets in a Las Vegas resort.

• There are tons of different restaurants in the MGM Grand Las Vegas, ranging from super casual to fine dining. 
• Celebrity chef-based restaurants include the Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill, Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House, and Joel Robchon’s restaurant.
• Each restaurant has its own unique environment and ambiance, ranging from romantic to casual. 
• Morimoto and Atelier are the two most expensive restaurants in MGM Grand. 
• If you want casual but upscale restaurants, you have two different Morton family restaurants to choose from. 
• The MGM Grand Buffet is highly recommended, though it’s currently only for lunch and breakfast.