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    4.4 (305 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndSteakhouses, Korean
    Open 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    butcher's feast
    Jadezl B.

    We went here to celebrate seeing BTS in Vegas! It was easy to get reservations and we were seated promptly upon arriving. The hostesses were so kind! First impressions; great ambience and seating! The music is soooo loud though so it was difficult to hear/talk to the servers and each other over the music that was blasting. We were seated next to the bar. We ordered the Butcher's Feast ($88.88 per person), which is actually a great deal in my opinion for the cuts of meat and all the sides we got. We requested for the meat to be cooked medium rare and it was so tender! My favorite cut of meat was the desert steak/marinated steak. It was AMAZING! There were sooo many sides as well. The egg souffle was great and the soups were amazing. My favorite side was the green onion salad. We also ordered the bibimbap as an addition, but that one I definitely could have skipped. The ice cream with the soy sauce caramel was delicious. Minus 1 star because we had asked for them to pack the food to go since we were not able to even make a dent in the soups, souffle and bibimbap, which they did kindly, however when we got back to the hotel, the bag did not have the soups or the souffle in them i was so sad lol. I did leave my camera there on accident and they called me while i was halfway to my hotel already to let me know. They coordinated a time for me to pick up the next day and i was able to pick it up :) and they charged it for me Will definitely come back here next time i'm in vegas!

    Bone broth
    Gina R.

    This was a superior and elevated Korean barbecue experience. We opted in for the feast of USDA prime and American Wagyu beef and received four cuts of meat plus we added the 1 oz of Japanese A5 Wagyu. The Japanese A5 Wagyu was delicious although I'm not sure it was worth $32 per person. It was fun watching the server cook the food on the grill in front of us while using the beef tallow and a particular amount of salt. The sides of pickled vegetables were crisp and a great accompaniment to the rich cuts of beef. This was plenty of food although at first I questioned if we would be full. It stacks up pretty quickly. The service is literally all hands on deck. There are a plethora of people dedicated to cooking the food and servicing your table all night. The kimchi paella was a standout dish and a great recommendation from our server. We topped it off with a vanilla soft serve, which I wasn't super excited about because it sounded kind of boring but the soy sauce caramel really made it. I also asked for a coffee with cream and they do not serve coffee. We made it work with a shot of espresso and a little bit of soft serve for an affogato! Overall it was a superb experience.

    a5 Japanese wagyu
    Tina J.

    Service here is top tier, probably the best I've had in the States as someone who eats out very often. If it weren't for the service, I'd have given this place 3 stars based on the food alone. As a party of two, we got the butcher's feast with an additional A5 Japanese wagyu. I was pretty disappointed with the meat quality, banchans, and the other dishes that came with it. The meat had a good texture, and the A5 did melt in your mouth. However, they all lacked beef flavor. The banchans were very standard too, and nothing really stood out. The two soups (kimchi and soybean) that came with the meal were also bad. The kimchi soup lacked kimchi flavor, while the soybean soup just tasted like salted water. The steamed egg was sooooo bland, like they forgot to season it. The best part of the meal was actually their complimentary beef broth, but for a steakhouse, I'd expect more.

    Upper level seating
    Nikki M.

    Reservations are required unless you're lucky .... Vegas style . The service from the hostess , to the servers were amazing . They are very down to earth and we had great conversations with all our servers. The smell of Korean bbq ..... there is and was none ! The vents are right in the grill , so no smoke , no smell. The great thing was that the servers do everything and they checked up on us constantly. The duration of the meal took about two hours .... No rush , no need to cook our food ... they cooked the meat and served it to us .... Loved that for us a chance to talk and enjoy our meal. The meat was delicious! The sides were amazing and refillable throughout. We got free dessert ice cream with the meal and a bowl of exotic fruit. Prices are reasonable for a Vegas restaurant ...we were very pleasantly pleased with the price and the amount of food we got . Note there is a love DJ and it's like a low volume club with Korean bbq.... Families are welcomed.

    Butcher's Feast
    Tovan T.

    After a long day and drive from LA I appreciated the club feel of COTE. No better way to get you into the Vegas mood. Cocktail game here is strong. Almost a little strange how they herd you to the bar before they herd you to a table that was empty when you walked in. It is a considerable amount of food if you order the butcher's feast. The amount of food is significant. The steamed egg here is the streamed egg of my dreams where it was like a runny scrambled egg while also soufflé-y. Banchan and jiggaes were all solid. I think I enjoyed the soybean stew the most. The servers here are a well-oiled machine. Shout out to Brenda for taking care of us. They are on point and can remember how every person at the table likes their proteins cooked while chatting with you the entire time. More impressive when it's a table of 8 and each person likes it cooked a different way. We added on the Caesar salad, Chilean sea bass and the Japanese tennderloin (which ate like beef butter). Ventilation is tremendous here. It does not smell like a traditional KBBQ at all and you don't leave smelling like eau de beouf. Solid meal and would be happy to return.

    Butchers Feast meat selection
    Jason N.

    Overall? What separates this place from most Korean BBQ spots is simple. The meat. It's that good and worth the visit on its own. No heavy marinades, no sauce crutches, just high-quality cuts with real, distinct flavor. The grill work was precise, the banchan supported without getting in the way, and the whole experience moved smoothly from start to finish. Add in attentive service and a dark, moody interior that leans fully into Vegas, and it all feels intentional. This is Korean BBQ focused on what actually matters, done at a high level Parking? Garage (paid, no validation from restaurant) We got: Butcher's Feast (5/5): If you go, this is the order. It's not just a meal, it's the experience. Your server acts as your guide, walking you through each cut and handling the cooking so everything lands exactly where it should. No guesswork, no overcooking, just consistent, dialed in execution The meat is the centerpiece, and it delivers. Clean, high quality cuts with nothing to hide behind, paired with banchan that builds the meal without distracting from it. Each course flows naturally and keeps you engaged We added the Japanese A5 Wagyu. Worth trying once. It's incredibly delicate, almost too light and airy for my taste, but still one of those things you try to understand what the hype is about

    Kimchi and doenjang stew and steamed egg in the middle
    Debra F.

    Ok so first shoutout has to go to our waiter Valentino. Attentive, charming and literally at your service. We wanted for nothing. Cote is a Korean BBQ Michelin starred restaurant in the Venetian in Las Vegas. Like the one in NYC, the food is unparalleled for beef. We had the Butcher's Feast and it was not only outstanding in terms of the quality of beef (we did add the Japanese A5 wagyu as an extra) but price as well considering everything in Vegas is so expensive nowadays. The accompaniments to the beef were Korean banchan ranging from Namul to kimchi. In addition you got steamed egg as well as 2 choices of stews. Live DJ playing music but it's not so loud that you can't have a conversation. Gorgeously laid out restaurant with most tables being booths to allow for the hot plates. Make a reservation but this place is worth the trip

    Butchers Feast
    Kevin He Zhong Q.

    Finally got to try this place after years of trying to get into their NYC location. Booked a reservation about a week in advance and was able to snag a 5:15pm dinner spot. Upon checking in we were routed to the bar where the bartender took drink orders as we waited for them to set up the table. We were shown to the table after about 5 minutes, you can tell the staff here is incredibly well trained and professional. Food There was four of us so we ordered the butchers feast which came with USDA Prime Dry-aged ribeye, hanger steak, Cote Galbi and American Wagyu flatiron. All the meat options were very good quality and juicy. The server cooked all the meat to the perfect temperature. The butchers feast comes with a bunch of banchans and unlimited soups, since we had 4 people I ordered 2 of each soup. All the sides/soups were pretty good and paired really well with the meal. Service Cote's service is what really separates fancy restaurants from being in the same tier as them. Our server was knowledgeable and paired our meats according to our palates. The team cooked all the meat for us and made sure it was to the perfect temperature. Water refills and empty plate clearing were on point the whole night. Our sommelier Austin gave us great recommendations for 2 bottles of wine that paired really well with the meal. At the end of our meal he gave us a tour of the wine cellar and what an awesome experience.

    Vincent O.

    Finally was able to get a reservation here and the wait was well worth it . Reservation was about a month and a half out but I used resy to book it . The restaurant is beautiful and the service is perfect . Celebrated my birthday here and the staff was very alert . The food was incredible as well . Ended up doing the butchers feast . It included 8 ounces of beef and a bunch of sides . Lots of food and you will not be hungry at the end of it . Highly recommend this spot

    Butchers feast
    Ches D.

    Eh. The experience of the club themed restaurant was cool, drinks were really good, service was also good and attentive to the tender and flavorful steaks cooking on the grill, but if you're looking for authentic KBBQ, go to Hobak Korean BBQ on Spring Mountain Rd. Something about the side dishes other than the pickled and fermented items was just off.

    Butcher's Feast
    Miller Q.

    What an incredible experience! We were greeted by our head waiter Ronald (Ron) and assistant server Oscar. They were both very friendly and conversational as they continually checked on the grill. I was relieved we weren't in charge of cooking, they did a fantastic job. The manager also stopped by to check and make sure we had everything we needed. Ambiance was upscale but the service was personable, not at all stiff as some higher end places can be. We got the Butcher's Feast, which was the perfect option for Korean BBQ novices like us. We got to try everything including 4 cuts of meat and all the sides to go with it. Both Ron and Oscar had greats recs on what went well together. The scallion salad and ssam-jang with the marinated kalbi on a perilla leaf was one of my favorite combos! I cannot recommend this place enough, whether you are a Korean BBQ newbie or seasoned vet, this is an incredible experience. I will definitely be finding my way back here in the near future!

    Vanilla soft serve with soy sauce caramel
    Jessica H.

    I had an amazing experience at Cote! We had a reservation for party of 9 on a Saturday night and were seated immediately. Their website only allows you to make reservations for up to a party of 7 so if you have a bigger party, it's best to call for a reservation. We ordered the butcher's feast for our whole party which came with four different cuts of meat, egg soufflé, spicy kimchi stew, scallion salad, and a variety of pickled ban-chans. Service was phenomenal! Each piece of meat was carefully cooked and served directly onto each person's plate, our ban-chans and salad were regularly refilled, and our water was always topped off. The amount of food is enough to leave you feeling satisfied and not too full. At the end, they give you vanilla soft serve which was perfect to help balance out the fattiness from the meat. The inside of the restaurant gives off a dark, sleek, and modern feel. It's perfect for date night or a fun night out with friends.

    Scott E.

    This is an amazing dining experience. But even by Vegas standards, it's expensive. Our service team was phenomenal and did a great job of guiding us through the mountains of food. If you can afford to bite the bullet, you just might have the best piece of meat you've ever tasted. I did.

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    How much is the corkage fee?

    Greetings! Our corkage fee is $50 per bottle, with a maximum of two 750ml bottles, and $100 for magnums (max 1 bottle). Hope this helps, and we’ll look forward to cooking for you one day!

    We have a person in our party that is allergic to shrimp. Do you think this will be a problem?

    Greetings, Thank you for reaching out, and we’re excited to cook for you!… Read more

    Does the butchers feast include beef only? For those who dont eat pork

    Greetings! That is correct, our butchers feast is beef only.… Read more

    How long is the average dinner here? Can someone get out in about 1 hour?

    Greetings Eddie! Indeed, we can definitely accommodate a 60min dinner.… Read more

    How wheelchair accessible are the tables?

    There are tables that are accessible for wheelchairs. Make sure they know. You will enjoy it!

    Hi I did not see a dress code on the website. What is the dress code? Are you allowed to wear a football jersey?

    Our dress code is casual chic, and football jerseys are definitely welcome.… Read more

    Hi, do you accept solo diners? For example, would you allow a single person to dine if they order $89 combo or if there’s a minimum order requirement? I know many Korean BBQ places don’t allow single diners, so I wanted to check.

    Greetings, All are welcome at COTE, and we would be honored to cook for you, Evangeline!… Read more

    It says it's not open for lunch but the website lists a lunch menu for its Butcher's Luncheon. So I'm confused. Is there a lunch? If not, what's up with the lunch menu online? Are they starting it later? If so, when?

    Greetings David, Apologies for any confusion, and thank you so much for reaching out. During the… Read more

    Where is it located within Venetian?

    Near CUT by Wolfgang Puck. Also super close to where the historical gondola display used to be, and… Read more

    Is it kid friendly at around 7pm? A bit noisy and bustling is ok, but just don't want it to be too crazy.

    I think it's kids acceptable (not sure about friendly). I didn't see any kids the entire time I was there but if I had my kids with me, I don't think it would be a problem for the restaurant or myself.

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    Primal Steakhouse

    Primal Steakhouse

    4.6
    (1.1k reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Free parking

    Mannnnn. I don't even know where to begin. I made reservations at Primal Steakhouse a few days ago…read moreand up until one hour prior to our reservation, I went back and forth questioning if I should cancel. I'm glad I didn't. Me and wifey showed up for our 7:30 PM reservation and was seated immediately and greeted by our server, Nicole (Congratulations on your little one!). She was very pleasant and then TK came out and dropped off a phenomenal sourdough bread slice with a side of bacon jam, I believe. Then we were greeted by manager Derrick, who I'd previously spoke with on the phone and told him we'd be about 5 minutes behind schedule. He told me it was no problem. Derrick's personality was personable to the point where it felt like I knew him already. TK recommended the pepper corn sauce for our steak and then went above and beyond by bringing out several different sauces to try with our steak. I informed Derrick my wife was in PA school and graduating soon and then he went above and beyond by bringing out a complementary dessert for her, which he did not have to do but we were very appreciative of the nice gesture. This experience tonight was one of a kind and I'd gladly come back on my next visit and tell a friend. I've never had such exceptional service at a steakhouse. Much love and thanks to all staff at Primal Steakhouse.

    We arrived early for our Sunday reservation on Father's Day and decided to start with drinks at the…read morebar--exactly what we were hoping to do. The place was packed, which honestly surprised me given it's tucked on the outskirts of a mall. The entrance, lit with real candles, immediately set the tone--beautiful, a little dramatic, and slightly nerve-wracking (at one point a staff member had to put one out with water). Still, the space feels incredibly cozy and truly lives up to its name--Primal. It gives off a subtle Game of Thrones vibe in the best way. Our drinks at the bar were exactly as described on the menu. I had the Crown Jewel, and my partner ordered the King's Elixir, which came smoked--such a fun touch. We were seated right on time for our 8:00 pm reservation. To start, we ordered the deviled eggs (my boyfriend always goes for these if they're on a menu--even if I can never justify it myself). Our server recommended the lobster bisque, and we'd also seen it on TikTok, so we gave it a try. It was good, though slightly salty for my taste. I will say, compared to what we saw online, ours didn't have the large chunks of lobster we expected. We also ordered the carpaccio, which was spot on--exactly what you'd want from a local steakhouse. We decided on a bottle of wine, but there was a small mix-up. I stepped away briefly, and when I came back, I realized it wasn't the one we originally chose. Not the staff's fault at all--my boyfriend approved it after tasting and seeing the bottle Now, the main event--the steak. Since this was my cheat day, I needed it to be perfect, and it absolutely delivered. I always order my steak charred rare, and most places tend to overcook it, but they got it exactly right. Just the way I like it--practically running away from me. They did me right! We ordered the 28oz bone-in ribeye, a loaded baked potato with thick-cut bacon, and a red pepper risotto. Everything was rich and satisfying. We ended up packing a good portion because I had to save room for dessert. We finished with the Oreo tiramisu--so good Overall, we'll definitely be back. It's a quality local spot that genuinely surprised us, especially since we usually dine on the Strip or at hotel restaurants. A great experience all around.

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    Smith & Wollensky - Las Vegas

    Smith & Wollensky - Las Vegas

    4.3
    (850 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$$$

    This place is worth the $$$$$ When you walk in the vibe is…read morevery low lighting which I love because I'm not a fan of bright lights. Be prepared for a wait even if you reserve a table, this place is very popular. The service and staff is very kind and quick tho, they are very knowledgeable on everything on the menu as well. The most important part tho is the food, it was exquisite. I saw someone order the hanging tomahawk too and I tried not to drool. Don't worry they will serve you some really good bread while you wait. I can't wait to go back here and get the hanging tomahawk. That vision and smell of it lives rent free in my head ‍

    I recently dined here with my husband and a large group of friends to celebrate a surprise birthday…read morefor him. I was actually able to make sure he'd come and even get him to dress up a bit by telling him we were going to a special Yelp Elite event...and it worked! Lol! The atmosphere, style, vibe, service, and even the bathrooms are all worth mentioning. I ordered the Tennessee Sidecar, and it was easy to drink. My favorite cocktail is a classic Sidecar, so I really enjoyed this twist on it. My husband and I shared the Tomahawk for Two. The menu didn't mention that it came with any sides, but it was served with cooked carrots and asparagus in the same pan as the steak. Since we didn't know that ahead of time, we also ordered the whipped potatoes and broccolini. The presentation was beautiful, but unfortunately the tomahawk lacked flavor. My husband and I both ended up adding salt to our steaks, and that's honestly never happened to us at any steakhouse before. The steak itself, however, was cooked perfectly. The carrots, asparagus, and broccolini were all decent, but they also needed a bit of seasoning in our opinion. The standout side for us was definitely the whipped potatoes. Those were delicious! One dish that really caught our attention at the table was the Surf & Turf. It was served with melted butter in a small bowl that sat over an enclosed flame, which made for a really nice presentation. I included a video. As for dessert, I have to admit my husband and I were disappointed. After seeing photos from other reviews that mentioned getting a large slice of rich chocolate cake, I was expecting my husband to receive a nice slice of their chocolate cake for his birthday, too. Instead, he was brought what they called a "Green Velvet Cake," which tasted like a cheesecake-cake hybrid. I'm sorry, but it was very underwhelming. It honestly made me think it was a cake idea from St. Patrick's Day. Not only did it look unappealing to us, but all of that bright green food coloring wasn't exactly appetizing either. We also expected there to be at least one birthday candle, but there wasn't. My husband ended up sticking a toothpick into the cake and pretended it was a candle, which at least gave us a good laugh. I'm also hoping that "birthday dessert" wasn't something we were charged for. Overall, the ambiance is beautiful, the staff was friendly and attentive, and I even loved the bathrooms. Each restroom has its own private sink inside, which was thoughtful and that I really appreciated. (Photos included!) That said, the food my husband and I ordered simply didn't live up to our expectations, especially for a steakhouse at this price point. Because of that, we probably wouldn't choose Smith & Wollensky again for celebrating a family birthday. If we did return, we'd definitely be ordering something different.

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    Carson Kitchen

    Carson Kitchen

    4.5
    (3.9k reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $$

    Great food and bartender. We just needed a lighter lunch since we were planning on walking around…read moreafterwards so we shared some devils eggs and a pot roast dip sandwich. Both were very good and the sandwich came with slightly spicy tots. It was the perfect amount of food and the bar seating was comfortable. We've been here a few times but haven't been back in too many years. That'll change now and we'll be back sooner. Glad to see that this place is still here since so many other restaurants we visited once are now gone.

    Small place, good music playing and it wasn't terribly loud in the dining area, which we…read moreappreciated. We could carry on a conversation at the table. The waitstaff were dressed very casual, jeans and t-shirt casual. Although the food is upscale, everything else about this place seems very casual diner like. We could even see most of the work going on in the small kitchen. Mostly shareable plates... Our table chose the deviled eggs with caviar - these were a hit! Dynamite shrimp, most at the table liked these, they were spicy and the flavor was decent, but I just felt like the sauce made the breading a bit soggy and it wasn't a favorite of mine. Pork Belly - This had a buffalo sauce on it, which I wasn't too excited about at first, but it worked better than I expected. Wish it was just a little crispier but it was tender and I enjoyed it. Oxtail risotto - this one had mixed reviews from the table, I really enjoyed it. The flavor was good. There's only a small amount of meat and it's shredded into the risotto. Overall the consistency was a little weird, very thick and almost sticky/dry, plus the dark color. They had a steak on the menu and the flavor was great, one of the pricier menu items but it was a good share. My wife ordered a burger without the bun. She said the patty was well over-cooked and so it was pretty dry. They don't offer gluten-free buns or bread - bummer. The service was generally prompt, but seemed uncoordinated at times. For example, it seemed our waitress was also handling a very large party outside on the patio, and randomly the hostess would bring us a drink refill (hostess stand was right beside our table). That's good in a way, they are all a team, but she also picked up my plate and silverware after only the first appetizer - mind you they bring everything out as it's ready, so don't expect the whole table to eat together, you are expected to share! When I asked if she could replace my silverware, she grabbed a fork and knife and handed to me, but they weren't rolled in a napkin or anything, just barehanded me some silverware... anyway, I thought that was odd. Overall, the food had some bright spots and perhaps worth a lunch if you are downtown. I probably wouldn't seek it out again, but I'm not mad about the meal we had either.

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