2025 Best Valentine's Day Restaurants in Las Vegas Area
Where to dine in Las Vegas for Valentine's Day
Many restaurants will be offering special menus for Valentine's Day, but we've rounded up the best of the best for February 14, 2025. Celebrate with your sweetie with food from one of GAYOT's Best Valentine's Day Restaurants in Las Vegas .Contact each establishment for details. These selections are presented in alphabetical order.
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Delilah
Art Deco-themed supperclub at Wynn Las Vegas. See More
Elevated cuisine from French chef Jean Joho and great views from a fine-dining perch in Paris's Eiffel Tower. See More
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Esther's Kitchen
Esther's Kitchen is on GAYOT's 2023 Annual Restaurant Awards list.
Read the full review and see a photo gallery of Esther's Kitchen, an Italian restaurant from chef James Trees in the Downtown Las Vegas Arts District.See More
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Eureka!
American classics and all-natural Angus burgers matched with an all-American beverage program in downtown Las Vegas. See More
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar’s second Las Vegas location. See More
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A neighborhood restaurant-cum-wine bar that attracts a loyal following throughout the Las Vegas Valley. See More
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Hawthorn Grill
Steakhouse fare and American classics in a tranquil setting at JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa. See More
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Honey Salt
Farm-to-table menu inspired by the home recipes of executive chef Kim Canteenwalla and his wife, consultant Elizabeth Blau. See More
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A combination of Chinese, Japanese and Korean cuisines is offered at this Summerlin resort eatery. See More
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