The Best Spanish Food in Las Vegas
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The best Spanish food in Las Vegas, according to the experts: Michelin Guide, The Las Vegas Review Journal, and The Infatuation have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. é by José Andrés comes out on top.
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Bazaar Meat by José Andrés and Jaleo by José Andrés hold the next two places. The Las Vegas Review Journal shows up on more of this list than any other guide, with The Infatuation next.
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Rank 1. é by José Andrés
Spanish
A private counter tucked inside Jaleo on the Cosmopolitan's third floor, this is José Andrés's stage for a Spanish contemporary tasting menu where a "PB&J" arrives as foie gras mousse in meringue bread, and a prawn comes with olive spheres and mandarin snow. The Michelin-starred room seats very few, the kitchen is your entertainment, and the whole thing reads less like dinner than a very good magic show that happens to leave you full.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: 1 Star
- The Las Vegas Review Journal The Las Vegas Review Journal: The Hall of Fame
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: The 25 Best Restaurants In Las Vegas
- Michelin Guide 1 Star
- The Las Vegas Review Journal The Hall of Fame
- The Infatuation The 25 Best Restaurants In Las Vegas
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Rank 2. Bazaar Meat by José Andrés
Spanish Steakhouse
This is a José Andrés steakhouse inside The Venetian, and the open kitchen is basically a stage for a very large fire. Bone-in wagyu ribeyes get charred there, while the menu also stocks Ibérico ham and an aged-cow beef most steakhouses skip. Caviar comes in single-bite cones, which tells you about the tax bracket. Dress like you're celebrating something, since most tables are.
The awards
- AAA AAA: Four Diamonds
- Eat. Talk. Repeat. Eat. Talk. Repeat.: Celebratory Dinner Spot: Ash · Where to Eat in Las Vegas
- Eat. Talk. Repeat. Eat. Talk. Repeat.: Celebratory Dinner Spot: John · Where to Eat in Las Vegas
- AAA Four Diamonds
- Eat. Talk. Repeat. Celebratory Dinner Spot: Ash · Where to Eat in Las Vegas
- Eat. Talk. Repeat. Celebratory Dinner Spot: John · Where to Eat in Las Vegas
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Rank 3. Jaleo by José Andrés
Spanish
José Andrés brought his Spanish tapas restaurant to the third floor of the Cosmopolitan, and the room has the kind of energy that makes you order more than you planned. The menu leans modern, built around small plates, and the kitchen flies ingredients in from Spain to back up the claim. Jamón Ibérico, gambas al ajillo, croquetas, pan de cristal con tomate: the classics are all here, done without apology.
The awards
- The 50 The 50: The 50 Discovery
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Rank 4. Braseria By EDO
Spanish-French
This Spanish restaurant off Paradise Road gets some of its French cooking from a former Joël Robuchon chef, so the potato purée arrives buttery and the croquetas arrive dressed as croque monsieur. The dining room has crystal chandeliers and high ceilings, dressy enough for a business dinner, though a Domino's downstairs keeps anyone from getting too precious. Chartreuse is on draft, which is how the night usually ends.
The awards
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: The Best New Restaurants In Las Vegas
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Rank 5. Casa de Raku
Spanish
The awards
- The Las Vegas Review Journal The Las Vegas Review Journal: The Top 100 Restaurants in Las Vegas
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Rank 5. Jamón Jamón
Spanish
The awards
- The Las Vegas Review Journal The Las Vegas Review Journal: The Top 100 Restaurants in Las Vegas