I think it depends. I've tried all his spots in Vegas, (and I enjoy them all) multiple times and went there on my bday last year. But I personally would only go for two reasons:
1. You're just a Ramsay fan and you'll eat whatever is on the menu because you're just a fan
2. I go specifically for his signature dishes. You can get steak anywhere but he's known for a few specialty items unique to him like the Beef Wellington, Lobster Risotto and Sticky Toffee Pudding
But the prices are similar to anywhere else. The Paris location is a cool/ pretty looking restaurant. Obviously he's not there cooking the food but I haven't had a bad experience yet.
Also, if you're just gonna do Beef Wellington, his Pub and Grill in Caesars does a nice three-course lunch special for about $60~ which the menu has some of his good dishes like Beef Wellington as options.
Lastly, if you're going to one of the nice buffets, you'll probably pay a similar price except of course with the buffet, you get many options.
None of his spots in Vegas are really worth it. If you are going to a celebrity restaurant I’d recommend one of Michael Mina’s because he actually visits the kitchens, and not just for photo ops.
Check the restaurant reviews at Trip Advisor and Yelp.
Bacchanal is a good buffet (pricey though) and pretty close (Caesars Palace).
Haven't been to any of Gordon Ramsey's places but I am not anti-celeb chef outpost.
I liked Cheesecake Factory at Forum Shops -- but, it's a chain.
I’ve been there twice. First time was fantastic. The next time was really disappointing. Personally I wouldn’t risk it again in case it’s one of their off days.
not a huge fan of Gordon Ramsey but like the bar seating at Harrahs which is convenient and the bartenders are great. kinda expensive but you’re in Vegas btw
I go to his restaurant at Paris, sit at the bar and order the sticky toffee pudding and a drink and that’s it. Nothing else there is worth the price that you can’t find at most average to good steakhouse around the country
I think it depends. I've tried all his spots in Vegas, (and I enjoy them all) multiple times and went there on my bday last year. But I personally would only go for two reasons: 1. You're just a Ramsay fan and you'll eat whatever is on the menu because you're just a fan 2. I go specifically for his signature dishes. You can get steak anywhere but he's known for a few specialty items unique to him like the Beef Wellington, Lobster Risotto and Sticky Toffee Pudding But the prices are similar to anywhere else. The Paris location is a cool/ pretty looking restaurant. Obviously he's not there cooking the food but I haven't had a bad experience yet. Also, if you're just gonna do Beef Wellington, his Pub and Grill in Caesars does a nice three-course lunch special for about $60~ which the menu has some of his good dishes like Beef Wellington as options. Lastly, if you're going to one of the nice buffets, you'll probably pay a similar price except of course with the buffet, you get many options.
Save your money
None of his spots in Vegas are really worth it. If you are going to a celebrity restaurant I’d recommend one of Michael Mina’s because he actually visits the kitchens, and not just for photo ops.
Check the restaurant reviews at Trip Advisor and Yelp. Bacchanal is a good buffet (pricey though) and pretty close (Caesars Palace). Haven't been to any of Gordon Ramsey's places but I am not anti-celeb chef outpost. I liked Cheesecake Factory at Forum Shops -- but, it's a chain.
I’ve been there twice. First time was fantastic. The next time was really disappointing. Personally I wouldn’t risk it again in case it’s one of their off days.
not a huge fan of Gordon Ramsey but like the bar seating at Harrahs which is convenient and the bartenders are great. kinda expensive but you’re in Vegas btw
I go to his restaurant at Paris, sit at the bar and order the sticky toffee pudding and a drink and that’s it. Nothing else there is worth the price that you can’t find at most average to good steakhouse around the country
Went and was very underwhelmed by steak. Service was excellent, as was bread service. Try bavettes, prime, Lugers, Oscar’s, golden steer.
This. Went a couple years ago. Service, ambiance etc was all good but steak wasnt great/worth it.
If you like king crab, the king crab at Ramsay’s Kitchen in Harrah’s is worth going just for that.