Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Mount Charleston

"If your kids love seafood, then this is definitely one restaurant you won’t want to miss during your Las Vegas trip. Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House features delicious comfort food that is inspired by American Southern and New Orleans style seafood cuisine. Menu options include delicious crab legs, shrimp po-boy sandwiches, chopped salads, hearty gumbo, steaks, hand-cut fries and an array of dessert options include banana cream pie, cheesecake, bread pudding and more."

"Lots of people serve shrimp and oysters on the Strip, but no one does it quite like Emeril. At the celebrity chef’s MGM Grand restaurant, those oysters come broiled with Creole herb butter or freshly shucked alongside watermelon mignonette, and the shrimp is stuffed with crab over black-eyed-pea succotash. It’s feel-good food without all the usual formality."

"At the helm of several Las Vegas Restaurants, including Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House, is Chef Emeril Lagasse. He has earned a reputation for delivering outstanding dishes, so guests at this restaurant enter with high expectations. Undoubtedly, these expectations are met on every occasion."

"The main attraction at Lakeside, in the Wynn, is the selection of Hawaiian day boat dishes: usually snapper, mahi mahi, and shutome (swordfish), served in a variety of simple preparations. Lakeside is also known for its oven-roasted lobsters and king crab, all simply prepared with drawn, yuzu-basil, or harissa butter. If you don't love seafood, go for one of the superb steaks (or just walk across the way to SW, Walzog's terrific steakhouse)."

"At Wynn’s Lakeside Restaurant, you can have both at the same time. Reserve a table outdoors and you’ll be within view of a waterfall that transforms into a movie screen and a stage for animatronics displays, like a large frog that pelts out the hits of Frank Sinatra. No two shows are the same, and they run every 30 minutes beginning at dusk."

"With its dining room overlooking Wynn’s Lake of Dreams, Lakeside offers a panoramic view of the dazzling view of the lake and Las Vegas skyline. Are you a lover of seafood?. Then Lakeside is the place you should be thinking about."

"If you love the Gordon Ramsay name but don’t want to wait for a table, then Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips is a great option for kid friendly restaurants in Las Vegas. This restaurant is a fast-casual restaurant that moves quickly enough for you to stop in for a quick bite rather than having to make an entire afternoon or evening of it. The menu is filled with classic English food, including its famous fish and chips which features hand-cut cod fillets with a light, flaky batter and hand-cut fries."

"Unlike most of Chef Ramsay’s restaurants in Las Vegas, this gem is a fast-casual restaurant that you can stop by for a quick family meal. For us, there is no one we would trust more to give us their take on this English classic dish than Gordon Ramsay, and we were spot on. The Fish & Chips are truly delicious – the hand-cut cod fillets are lightly battered and cooked until they are a golden brown – crispy on the outside and fall apart flakey fish on the inside."

"Gordon Ramsay’s traditional takeaway-style “chippy” in the Linq corridor serves fun fare, from freshly battered cod filets and chips to sausage and “dirty” chips. It's a bit fancier than your regular British chippy (we bring your attention to the truffle, Parmesan, and chive chips and a lobster and shrimp combo). Pick up your selection and eat it as you wander down to Las Vegas’ High Roller observation wheel."

"Here's the deal with Michael Mina: he has four distinctly different restaurants in four different Las Vegas casinos, and they're all absolutely awesome. His self-titled restaurant at the Bellagio first opened as Aqua way back in 1998, helping to shape the future of fine dining on the Strip. He also has Bardot Brasserie for French cuisine at the ARIA and Stripsteak at Mandalay Bay, which offers a modern, energetic response to the classic Vegas steakhouse."

"Restaurants Seafood The Strip. The San Francisco location of chef Michael Mina’s eponymous restaurant earned a Michelin star in 2017, and its Vegas sister is nothing to scoff at either. Here, Mina’s crew employs top notch ingredients like Santa Barbara spot prawns and Alaskan halibut to craft thoughtful dishes influenced by French and Japanese traditions."

"According to 10Best, the best seafood restaurant in Las Vegas is Michael Mina. This fine dining establishment offers contemporary, refined seafood dishes. These are influenced by American cuisine with a modern twist."

"JamonJamonTapas has quickly established itself as the go-to restaurant just off the Strip. It’s the most authentic Spanish tapas restaurant you can find for hundreds of miles, and native Spaniards have vouched for it without hesitation. In the warm, inviting atmosphere, take a seat and gaze on the stunning mosaics on the floor while you sip on a breathtakingly delicious Sangria."

"The Capital Grille is situated in the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas. It features a wood-burning fireplace and breathtaking views. Chef Michael Mina has designed an extensive menu with items such as roasted duckling, dry-aged filet mignon steak, seafood pierogies with truffled crème Fraiche, pan-roasted sea scallops as well as a number of other dishes!"

"Looking for the best lunch in Las Vegas for a business meal or when dining on an expense account?. Head to the Capital Grille. This upscale steak and seafood joint is the perfect pl..."

"If you are interested in viewing Las Vegas art that includes established as well as up-coming artists in the area of pop and contemporary art, then you should stop by the A.W."

"Rainbow Family Park is a 26-acre park that proudly shows baseball and soccer fields, which can be reserved. It is a fine park to plot a special occasion. Rainbow Family Park has a great deal of open space."

"Rhodes RanchGet a crash-course education in Asian ice cream desserts at Creamberry, where they make nearly all of them. The spot has 22 ice cream and sorbet flavors and another 20 toppings to mix them with. The kicker is that you can order them in all kinds of crazy shapes: rolled ice cream, rolled “tacos” (rolled ice cream in a waffle taco), bubble waffles, bear waffles (shaped like a cartoon teddy bear), halo halo, shaved ice, snow ice, and honey toast sundaes, among other things."

"S. RainbowCreamberry has made national headlines for its cotton candy rainbow burrito, and if you order it with the ube ice cream, you maximize its Instagram potential. There’s also rolled ice cream tacos, halo halo, bear waffle "cones" with cotton candy hats, bubble waffle "cones," ice cream-stuffed honey toast, cotton candy-ringed halo cones, and so much more. There's a reason we named it one of the best ice cream shops in Vegas."