If you love seafood Las Vegas will thoroughly satisfy you for as long as you can take it. From the shrimp cocktail to the crab legs to fine dining creole style you need to prepare yourself for a palate changing experience.
Do you enjoy eating in Las Vegas? What is your opinion of the food and restaurants? Review a Las Vegas restaurant here.
1. Roy's Las Vegas
It's off the strip but only a short distance east on Flamingo from the strip. The food is so good you will actually feel the trade winds coming off the west Maui mountains. Roy's turns seafood into a religious experience. Prepare yourself for the journey, it's that good!2. Emeril's Fish House at the MGM Grand Hotel
Spice is the name of the game at Emeril's. It's not all about spicy but more about infusing food with flavors that illuminate the senses surrounding your mouth. Your sense of smell will savor the aroma. Your sense of sight will delight in the beauty of the presentation. Your taste buds will be asked to work overtime to engage all the extra sensory receptacles needed to appreciate the multitude of flavors.3. Michael Mina at the Bellagio Hotel
Romantic, elegant and very, very good. I find the dishes at Michael Mina to be precise in their preparation. I describe them in that fashion because they always seem to be prepared with the proper ingredients and never overdone. They don't try to work harder by adding superfluous pizazz, the food is able to stand alone as it is.4. Nobhill at the MGM Grand Hotel
Another fabulous work of Art by Michael Mina. People boast about the Lobster Pot Pie, but it does not work for me. However, this is some very fine dining and the preperation of the Seafood is extraordinary. The atmosphere is classy yet not pretentious. One thing, it does get a bit pricey.5. Village Seafood Buffet at the Rio Las Vegas
A buffet? Yeah, $38 dollars gets you as many crab legs as you want as well as lobster, shrimp, sushi and an assortment of seafood specialties that are all worth the trip over to the Rio. One of the best dining deals in Las Vegas. The Village Seafood Buffet has been redesigned and it looks and feels lie a high end restaurant and the food is just as good.6. Oyster Bar at Penazzi
Who you kidding? An oyster bar as one of the best? If you consider the atmosphere, the prices and the food there is no way I can omit the Oyster Bar at Harrah's. Each dish has a distinct flavor and the seafood choices will satisfy any seafood addict. Grab a seat at the bar, have a beer and feel your way through the appetizers. For half the cost of some of the other places you will have twice the food.
