Restaurants

A fusion of international and American cuisine This casual dining option at the Palms provides a surprisingly good and interesting menu. Meant as their go-to 24/7 restaurant to cater to all the nightowls, it could well become a local favorite. This is quality food that is a fusion of international and American cuisine, at prices which are reasonable. We don’t expect anyone to seek it out, but those staying at the Palms will enjoy this as their default dining option. Read more…

At a glance: Mabel’s BBQ is a new barbeque restaurant at the Palms, brought to life by Chef Michael Symon. Offering a rich menu of slow cooked and smoked meats, entrees, and sides, guests will be able to enjoy great flavors and fine dining, without the pretense. This is about having a good time, and making it better with an impressive selection of bottled beers, drafts, cocktails, and select whiskeys. Read more…

At a glance: Sara’s is a secret restaurant within a restaurant, located inside Mabel’s BBQ at the Palms Resort Casino. The swanky and decadent speakeasy interior provides the perfect setting for an intimate dining experience that is both fun and bourgeois. The menu features only a few items, but each is supremely executed, with tableside carving and service by waiters in tuxedos. You will also want to make use of the bar, which offers some must-try cocktails. Read more…

So, we all know Las Vegas offers some great grub, from a meat overdose at the Rollin’ Smoke BBQ, to the refined Cantonese cooking at Hakkasan. But where do you go when its 3:00 in the morning, you’re coming from the tables flush with winnings, and you want a nostalgic Las Vegas experience? There is only one option. It's like sitting down to eat in my imagination of 40 years ago Las Vegas. Read more…