Top Best American Restaurants in Summerlin South

"The closest you are going to get to a classic New York rooftop bar is tucked away at the top of this dining destination. Besides being one of the premiere eateries Downtown, Carson Kitchen carries on founder Kerry Simon’s legacy with an atmosphere of sophisticated fun. The rooftop is like a destination within a destination, perfect for some of their famous bacon jam with baked brie and toasted baguette or an innovative cocktail."

"While Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen is based on the profanity-laden reality show, the only f-bombs in this Caesars Palace restaurant are flavorful fine dining. Whether you’re overlooking the Strip at the floor-to-ceiling windows or seated right next to the chaotic show kitchen, you’ll only have eyes for the signature beef Wellington and sticky toffee pudding. The tender beef, glazed root vegetables and creamy pudding will put you in such a state of bliss that not even the hot-headed chef’s sharpest barb could dampen your mood."

"Another Gordon Ramsay creation, the Pineapple Carpaccio at Hell’s Kitchen, is an unusual yet impressive dessert. Be wowed by a foaming cloud of liquid nitrogen that gives way to thinly sliced pineapple served with coconut sorbet, passionfruit, and coriander. If you’re more of a traditionalist and would rather skip the food show, opt for the Coconut Three Ways, which comprises coconut sorbet, passion fruit caramel, and coconut cake."

"A list of the best restaurants in Las Vegas isn’t complete without mentioning Yardbird. Yardbird proudly displays their kitchen to promote their down-home ambiance and allow customers to feel like they’re in the thick of the action. From food to liquor, ingredients are sourced locally when possible but always from the U.S."

"Every city needs a good diner, and the Peppermill fulfills that need, all wrapped in neon nostalgia on the north Strip. The 14-page menu runs the gamut from omelets and French toast to burgers and steaks. Patrons who sit at the counter can watch the greasy spoon kitchen at work."

"This vintage Las Vegas bar and restaurant has been open since 1972, and this classic has retained its "Old Vegas" ambiance. Breakfast is always available, but the menu doesn't stop there. Burgers, sandwiches and steaks are just a few of the selections."

"Chef Stephen La Sala serves up a contemporary spin on classic comfort food at Searsucker. Dig into shareable plates like biscuits, wings, sliders mac & cheese and more."

"Spago originally opened in 1992 and ushered in a new era of dining in Las Vegas with celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck at the helm. Now Puck’s revamped version at the Bellagio features his California fare sitting on Via Bellagio with its views that practically touch the Fountains at Bellagio. Lobster ravioli Doppio with Brentwood corn, Calabrian chilies, and buratta or campanelle with slow-braised pork ragout join steamed wild black bass with a chile-soy glaze and miso marinated salmon with yuzu butter on the menu."

"Spago is an iconic restaurant in the Las Vegas’ fine dining scene. It may even be argued that Wolfgang Puck and Spago started Las Vegas’ rise to becoming an epicenter for culinary delights. On the menu, you will find a variety of handcrafted pasta, wood-oven baked pizzas, the freshest seafood, and steaks to make your mouth water."

"Spago is another restaurant situated just by the Bellagio fountains. It’s important to note here that the great views aren’t guaranteed as there is a large indoor area. Patio reservations aren’t guaranteed and are given on a first-come, first-serve basis."

"Founded in 1967, the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art offers a diverse range of exhibition programming within its 4 main gallery spaces, all with entry free of charge. There are center, east, and west galleries, as well as a workshop gallery, with rotating exhibitions that often invite visitors to contribute or engage with the artworks on display. The rotating calendar of exhibitions strives to stimulate consideration of visual arts and is perfect for all ages, making it one of the best museums in Las Vegas for families."

"Vegas might have a lot of flashy art installations, but it’s not exactly a town known for its art museums. Marjorie Barrick is a venue trying to change that. This art museum is 100 percent free to enter and is geared towards the more educational elements of the Vegas art scene."

"With our bathing suits tucked in our oversized purses we headed to Radius, the 25th floor roof top pool lounge at the Stratosphere where we spent the rest of the day recovering from our three previous busy days and soaking in the hot desert sun without dying from it’s heat. It was the perfect way to end our time in Vegas, relaxing before we had to make our way to dinner and then to the airport for our midnight flights back home."

"If you dare (and we’re triple dog daring you), take the 829-foot plunge via The Sky Jump at the Stratosphere for an ultimate adrenaline rush. Don’t worry, you’re completely harnessed into the controlled fall but we promise that jumping off this tower is a total rush. However, if you prefer the safer side of things, this ain’t for you, Boo."

"Chicago’s 6 Wing in Trails at Warme Springs and El Zarape Mexican Food Restaurant in West Side are a couple of the 460 or so places offering Fast Food delivery in Las Vegas."

"The comfortable, easy-going atmosphere at Citizens Kitchen and Bar invites you to sit down and enjoy a tasty lunch with friends. The comfort food here comes in big portions, and it's as flavorful as it is big. For lunch, smaller appetites may want to stick with appetizers like the cheese quesadilla or chicken fingers."

"The menus at Taqueria el Buen Pastor in James Down Towers, The Burger Den in Gateway District, and Jack in the Box are said to include vegetarian options."