Banishing all thoughts of stuffy, dark steakhouses are the warm, sophisticated environs of the recently refreshed SW Steakhouse on the shores of the Lake of Dreams at Wynn Las Vegas. Named after the resort’s famous proprietor, Steve Wynn, the restaurant doesn’t skimp on luxurious details, from the decorative stone pieces carved in Jerusalem to the authentic Kobe beef from Japan.
Hospitality and warmth define the direction that executive vice president of design Roger Thomas has gone with his update of Vincente Wolf’s original design for Wynn’s American steakhouse.
You will arrive via a glamorous little bar and lounge with teak walls, granite floor and recessed copper ceiling. Flattering lighting in the tailored, modern space highlight the cuisine, the amply stocked bar and the stylish patrons themselves.
Hospitality and warmth define the direction that executive vice president of design Roger Thomas has gone with his update of Vincente Wolf’s original design for Wynn’s American steakhouse.
You will arrive via a glamorous little bar and lounge with teak walls, granite floor and recessed copper ceiling. Flattering lighting in the tailored, modern space highlight the cuisine, the amply stocked bar and the stylish patrons themselves.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- Colors throughout tend toward cream, oatmeal and copper, and fabrics are impossibly thick and plush for an overall effect that is welcoming and unpretentious.
- Steve Wynn’s favored horizontal lines are overwhelmingly featured, inspired by the naturally striated sandstone that makes up the Las Vegas valley, and are expressed in Italian Tucci marble accents.
- If you’re a fan of the Food Network show "Best Thing I Ever Ate," you might already be familiar with executive chef David Walzog’s now-famous chili-rubbed double rib-eye.
- SW is also one of few restaurants in the U.S. offering certified, authentic Kobe beef from Japan’s Hyogo Prefecture. Choose from the evening’s available cuts and be presented with the animal’s noseprint and pedigree.
- Bringing the outdoors in and the indoors out, SW has a climate-controlled patio for year-round outdoor dining. It’s located at the base of Wynn’s 40-foot waterfall and the resort’s urban mountain.
Things to Know
- SW Steakhouse, a classic American steakhouse inside Wynn Las Vegas, is open every night for dinner from 5:30 p.m. until 10 p.m.
- Reservations are highly recommended at this popular Las Vegas eatery. Visit SW Steakhouse’s website, OpenTable.com or call 702-770-3325 to book your table.
- A business casual dress code encourages you to to look your best when dining at this fine-dining restaurant at Wynn Las Vegas. Ladies will want to don a cocktail dress or skirt and gentlemen will feel comfortable in slacks and a button down.
The Food
- Options for meat lovers go far here, with bone-in and boneless rib-eyes, a petite grass-fed strip and traditional New York strip, two sizes of filet mignon, two dry-aged steaks and three double cuts for those willing to share.
- Complete the picture with any of 13 side dishes, including the more health-conscious harissa-glazed carrots and sautéed vegetables or the decidedly decadent crisp potato rosti with chive cream and sturgeon caviar.
- The fairground-gone-luxe funnel cake is a good way to end an indulgent experience. The crisp, fluffy slices come with sauces of crème anglaise, salty caramel and fudge.
Getting There
3131 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
TEL702-770-3463
TEL702-770-3463
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