The Best Seafood in Las Vegas
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The best seafood in Las Vegas, according to the experts: AAA, Forbes Travel Guide, and Michelin Guide have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Michael Mina comes out on top.
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Carbone Riviera and The Oyster Bar hold the next two places. AAA and The Infatuation show up on more of this list than any other guide.
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Rank 1. Michael Mina
Seafood
An open kitchen anchors this seafood-focused fine dining room inside the Bellagio, where soft beige walls and light wood paneling keep things calm enough that the food can do the talking. Michael Mina's tasting menu pulls Japanese and broader Asian influences through the catch, ponzu and miso showing up often. Service is polished in the way that Vegas fine dining does best, which is to say attentively and without making you feel watched.
The awards
- AAA AAA: Four Diamonds
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Travel Guide: Forbes Four Star
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Restaurant
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Rank 2. Carbone Riviera
Seafood
The dirty martini here landed on Esquire's list of the finest in the country, which tracks: the bar occupies the old Picasso space at the Bellagio, with the fountains putting on their show just outside. It's the cocktail outpost of the Carbone empire, so the room skews dressed-up and the pours skew generous. Order the martini, watch the water, and feel no obligation to explain yourself.
The awards
- Esquire Esquire: Dirty Martini · The Best Martinis in America
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: The Best New Restaurants In Las Vegas
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: The 18 Best Italian Restaurants In Las Vegas
- Esquire Dirty Martini · The Best Martinis in America
- The Infatuation The Best New Restaurants In Las Vegas
- The Infatuation The 18 Best Italian Restaurants In Las Vegas
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Rank 3. The Oyster Bar
Seafood
This is a counter-seat oyster bar inside a Palace Station casino that never closes, which means a pan roast at 4am is a reasonable thing to want. The cooks work a maze of steam and running water a few feet from your stool, performing the whole thing for people who are mostly just hungry. Order the oysters first, then stir rice into the tomato broth, a move the regulars figured out long before you did.
The awards
- The Infatuation The 15 Best Late-Night Restaurants In Las Vegas
- Eater The 38 Best Restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip
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Rank 4. Emeril's New Orleans Fish House
Cajun & Creole Seafood
The awards
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- The Las Vegas Review Journal The Las Vegas Review Journal: The Top 100 Restaurants in Las Vegas
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Rank 6. Caspian's Rock & Roe
Seafood
A compact caviar and seafood bar just off the Caesars Palace casino floor, where Pringles arrive with caviar French onion dip and nobody blinks. The real trick is a life-sized portrait of a sailing captain that swings open onto a purple-and-turquoise room with a stage, hosting yacht rock nights and karaoke. Expect smoked Old Fashioneds, espresso martinis, and strangers committing to "I Will Always Love You."
The awards
- The Las Vegas Review Journal The Las Vegas Review Journal: The Top 100 Restaurants in Las Vegas
- Eater Eater: The Best Secret Restaurants and Speakeasies in Las Vegas
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: The 10 Best Speakeasies & Hidden Bars In Las Vegas
- The Las Vegas Review Journal The Top 100 Restaurants in Las Vegas
- Eater The Best Secret Restaurants and Speakeasies in Las Vegas
- The Infatuation The 10 Best Speakeasies & Hidden Bars In Las Vegas