Restaurants near Caesars Palace: quick options and favorites
Caesars Palace has a wide on-site dining lineup ranging from quick, 24-hour options like Café Americano and casual choices such as Beijing Noodle No. 9 and Bacchanal Buffet, to celebrity-chef fine dining including Nobu, Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Amalfi by Bobby Flay and Restaurant Guy Savoy. For fast meals, head to Café Americano or the Forum Food Court; for reservations and special-occasion dinners, book Nobu, Hell’s Kitchen, Brasserie B or Peter Luger Steak House in advance.
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Fast and 24-hour Picks
If you need something quick or off-hours, Café Americano is the on-site 24-hour restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and a late-night menu. It’s the most reliable choice when other venues are closed.
For a casual, affordable meal during the day, Beijing Noodle No. 9 serves Northern Chinese noodle bowls, dim sum and rice dishes and is open for lunch and dinner (typically 11:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.).
- Café Americano — Open 24 hours daily
- Beijing Noodle No. 9 — Casual noodle and dim sum (open roughly 11:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.)
- Forum Food Court — multiple quick-service choices (listed among on-property dining)
| When to go | Good for |
|---|---|
| Any time | Café Americano — late-night, breakfast, quick meals |
| Lunchtime / early evening | Beijing Noodle No. 9 — noodle bowls, casual dining |
| Quick grab-and-go | Forum Food Court — variety and speed |
Celebrity-chef and Fine Dining Favorites
Caesars Palace hosts multiple celebrity-chef restaurants where reservations are recommended for dinner: Nobu (Japanese-Peruvian), Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen (TV-inspired American menu), Amalfi by Bobby Flay (Italian) and Restaurant Guy Savoy (French fine dining).
Hours and specific menus vary by venue; the concierge or restaurant webpages can confirm current hours and reservation policies.
- Nobu — dinner service; known for sushi and Nobu-style dishes
- Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen — dinner service; reservations recommended
- Amalfi by Bobby Flay — coastal-inspired Italian dinner
- Restaurant Guy Savoy — French fine dining (dinner)
| Restaurant | Service focus |
|---|---|
| Nobu | Japanese-Peruvian dinner, sushi |
| Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen | American dinner with signature TV-show dishes |
| Amalfi by Bobby Flay | Coastal-inspired Italian dinner |
Buffet and Family-Friendly Options
Bacchanal Buffet is Caesars Palace’s main buffet offering multiple show kitchens and a large, casual dining room; reservations are accepted and useful at peak times. It’s the primary choice when groups want wide variety under one roof.
For families or mixed groups looking for familiar, daytime-friendly dining, look to Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse by Bobby Flay for breakfast/lunch/dinner service and the casual eateries distributed through the Forum Shops or food court.
- Bacchanal Buffet — international buffet with many stations; reservations accepted
- Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse by Bobby Flay — breakfast through dinner (around 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.)
- Café Americano and Forum Food Court — good for children and informal meals
| Venue | Best for |
|---|---|
| Bacchanal Buffet | Groups, variety, casual dining |
| Brasserie B | Family breakfasts or leisurely lunches/dinners |
| Forum Food Court | Fast, budget-friendly family meals |
Steak, Celebrations and Special Occasions
If you’re celebrating or prefer classic steakhouse service, Peter Luger Steak House has a Caesars Palace location with dinner service (opens at 4:30 p.m.). Brasserie B also offers French-inspired steakhouse dishes across multiple meal periods.
Restaurant Guy Savoy is the on-property fine-dining French option for a quieter, more formal evening; reservations and confirming dress code are advisable.
- Peter Luger Steak House — opens at 4:30 p.m.; reservations recommended for dinner
- Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse by Bobby Flay — serves breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Restaurant Guy Savoy — French fine dining, reservation recommended
| Choice | When to reserve |
|---|---|
| Peter Luger Steak House | Evening — reservations advised |
| Brasserie B | Any meal — popular at breakfast and dinner |
| Restaurant Guy Savoy | Dinner — reserve for special occasions |
Late-night Drinks and Bars
Caesars has multiple on-site bars and lounges if you want drinks or light bites after dinner: Vanderpump Cocktail Garden, Stadia Bar for a sports atmosphere, Montecristo Cigar Bar for cigars and spirits, and numerous 24/7 bar options tied to the casino.
Bar hours and age restrictions vary: casino and gaming-adjacent areas require guests to be 21 or older, while many restaurants and some bars are family-friendly earlier in the day.
- Vanderpump Cocktail Garden — cocktails and small bites in a garden-style setting
- Stadia Bar — sports bar with large screens
- Montecristo Cigar Bar — cigars and spirits (smoking lounge)
| Bar | Vibe / Notes |
|---|---|
| Vanderpump Cocktail Garden | Cocktails and small plates, lounge atmosphere |
| Stadia Bar | Sports-focused, big screens |
| Montecristo Cigar Bar | Cigar lounge with premium spirits |
Bakeries, Coffee and Grab-and-Go
Brioche by Guy Savoy is the on-site French bakery and cafe for pastries and coffee, suitable for quick breakfasts or a light afternoon stop. The Forum Shops and food-court outlets also supply fast grab-and-go options.
If you prefer to eat in your room, many room types at Caesars Palace (for example, Palace Premium Room or Nobu Deluxe Room) include seating areas in some layouts where you can dine privately; in-room dining availability changes by outlet and hours.
- Brioche by Guy Savoy — pastries, breads, coffee
- Forum Shops / food court — multiple grab-and-go choices
- In-room dining — available from select restaurants (confirm current hours)
| Good for | Where to go |
|---|---|
| Breakfast pastry and coffee | Brioche by Guy Savoy |
| Grab-and-go snacks | Forum Food Court or quick-service outlets |
| In-room dining | Order from participating restaurants (hours vary) |
Practical Tips for Dining at Caesars Palace
Hours and menus vary by venue; some restaurants (Nobu, Hell’s Kitchen, Restaurant Guy Savoy, Bacchanal Buffet, Peter Luger) recommend or require reservations, especially at dinner and on weekends. Check with the concierge or the restaurant before you go.
Dress codes differ by outlet — many casual venues accept Resort Casual attire while fine-dining rooms may ask for more formal dress. Casino and certain nightlife areas require guests to be 21 to enter; children are welcome at many restaurants during daytime hours.
- Ask the concierge to confirm hours and make reservations
- Café Americano is the go-to 24-hour option on property
- Confirm age rules for casino-adjacent bars and pool areas before visiting
| Common question | Quick answer |
|---|---|
| Do I need reservations? | For Nobu, Hell’s Kitchen, Restaurant Guy Savoy, Peter Luger and Bacchanal Buffet, yes when possible |
| Where to go late at night? | Café Americano (24 hours) or late-night bar/lounge options |
| Are kids allowed? | Many restaurants welcome children; casino and some pools/bars are 21+ |
