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BOA Steakhouse

Old Vegas and new Vegas meet at BOA. Try traditional dishes with a twist: truffled nachos and steaks with blue cheese foie gras butter. The average cost for dinner is $55-$100.

CatHouse

The Luxor's answer for those looking for trendy, edgy and elegant. For dinner, try the sliders: lobster roll or meatball Bolognese. After 10:30 p.m., the kitchen closes and the CatHouse becomes a hot nightclub.

Chinois

Wolfgang Puck lands at Caesars with Chinois, his take on modern, Asian-themed food. The menu changes seasonally, but the prices are reasonable, at $25-$35 per.

CUT

Wolfgang Puck's sixth Vegas restaurant is CUT at The Palazzo, a classic steakhouse with a hint of the modern. When you get your fill of steak, checkout the upscale lounge next door, which is open until 1 a.m.

Fellini's at Stratosphere

Fellini's offers traditional Italian food that's just dripping with Old World flavor. Try the thin sirloin steak stuffed with provolone cheese, bread crumbs and prosciutto. Bargains abound, with the average price around $15 per.

Gallagher's Steakhouse

All of the beef at Gallagher's, in New York-New York, is aged for 21 days. You can see it in the display windows. The steakhouse is aged, too, retaining the charm of the original, which opened in 1927.

Hawaiian Tropic Zone

The food doesn't taste like suntan oil. Luckily. But do try the cheesecake lollipops for dessert. In the mood for something with more bite? The bikini-clad servers offer top-of-the-line American cuisine.

Morton's: The Steakhouse

Located at the corner of Paradise and Flamingo Roads, less than a mile from the Las Vegas Strip, Morton's offers nothing but the finest quality foods, featuring prime aged beef, fresh seafood and fish, an award winning wine list and more.

Naga Chinese Express

Naga features a traditional sushi bar menu and Chinese- and Japanese-influenced dishes. Try the Dungeness crab with garlic peppercorn sauce. The restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Pampas Brazilian Grille

Heard of meat on a stick? Try meat on a sword. Fresh grilled meats are served on a skewer and carved tableside. Party like it's 1499. Pampas features casual dining, with prices around the $25-$35 mark.

Planet Hollywood

Caesars Palace brings family dining with Planet Hollywood. Enjoy the movie memorabilia in between courses (they have Rocky's shorts). Features classic American fare, like the famed Cap 'n Crunch-coated chicken.

Postrio

Feel like people gazing? Postrio's is in the hub of St. Mark's square at the Venetian. Or, just enjoy the food. Postrio's offers a cafe menu and a dinner menu with Italian, seafood and American fare. Prices: $25-$35.

Spago

Wolfgang Puck's restaurant started the ongoing Vegas culinary boom. Try the selection of wood-fired pizzas or the pan-roasted John Dory. Feeling more casual? Skip the dining room for the front cafe section.

Sushi Roku

Located at Caesars Palace, Sushi Roki is not sushi for beginners. Looking for extreme? Check out the High Roll-er: lobster, black truffles and Kobe beef, topped with a 24-carat gold leaf. Happy hour is held daily, 4-6 p.m.

The Tillerman

For 30 years, The Tillerman has brought class to Vegas. The decor has stayed trendy, with wood tones and a skylight that retracts. But seafood is the star. Try the seafood platter or the yellowfin tuna. Open daily, 5-10 p.m.

Top of the World

See all of Vegas atop the Stratosphere at this 360-degree rotating restaurant. The cuisine is gourmet American, and there's a private area for large parties. But don't show up casually dressed - there's a dress code.

Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill

Wolfgang Puck goes casual at the MGM Grand, from the pub food-inspired menu to the hip but fun decor. Start with the famous potato chips, seasoned with truffles. The prices are casual, too, in the $15-$25 range.

Wolfgang Puck's Trattoria del Lupo

The celeb chef brings Italian cuisine to Mandalay Bay. Traditional fare abounds, including Puck's famous wood-fired pizzas. Go wild with unique toppings: veal meatballs, fennel sausage and porcini muchrooms.

Yolos

In the mood for Mexican? Yolos delivers. Start with the fresh guacamole made tableside. Finish the night with a variety of tequilas. In between, enjoy classic Mexican fare with a modern twist.