Mandalay Bay Restaurants

Internationally acclaimed Chef Alain Ducasse opened his first Las Vegas venture, Mix, in grand style in 2004, delivering not just a restaurant but an entire experience. Situated on the 64th floor of the Delano hotel (Mandalay Bay), Mix offers unparalleled views that extend from the Strip to the mountainous horizon. A dazzling white monochrome dining room punctuated with vibrant red accents provides a clean backdrop for the 15,000-piece "Champagne bubble" chandelier to make its mesmerizing impression. The highly seasonal kitchen constructs dishes that meld international ingredients with an incomparable French flair. Those interested in toasting to their evening with a … Learn More »

With a tropical décor featuring natural lighting from large bay windows and a view of the famous Mandalay Bay pool, the Bayside Buffet at the Mandalay Bay is one of the best values in Las Vegas. Every meal of the day allows kids under four to eat for free. Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., breakfast is available for $15.99 for adults and $12.99 for children 12 and younger. Lunch, during the week from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., costs $19.99 for adults and $13.99 for children. Dinner, which runs from 4:45 p.m. to 9:45 p.m., is … Learn More »

In the heart of Sin City lies a culinary haven for simple yet sophisticated fare that indulges the child within while catering to the mature palate. The Burger Bar is the work and genius of internationally acclaimed Chef Hubert Keller, and reflects his keen eye for detail, quality, and flavor. We all crave the simpler pleasures in life: a thick, juicy burger with all the fixings and a decadently sweet drink to follow, and the Burger Bar delivers. The refined diner in us demands quality above all else; options like the Country Natural and American Kobe Beef burgers are excellence … Learn More »

Have you ever wondered what’s on the roof of Mandalay Bay, and why people crowd outside in the summer time? Or have you pondered where all the beautifully dressed ultra chic people emerge from en masse, descending upon the House of Blues? Welcome to the Foundation Room. Originally a ‘members only’ secret, accessible only via a private elevator in Mandalay Bay, the Foundation Room began last summer opening up to the public and is now open every night of the week. Distinguished, with tasteful vintage décor, the food mirrors the appointments inside, combining Asian and Indian influences with European flair … Learn More »

Under the inspired influence of Executive Chef Michael Mina, STRIPSTEAK at Mandalay Bay, elevates the traditional American steakhouse to new heights of gourmet revelry. The modernist décor sets a swanky stage for the gastronomic extravagances presented on the menu, and Mina transforms steakhouse standards with decadent applications: the Steak Fries are deep fried in duck fat, the Macaroni and Cheese is gussied up with truffles, and the traditional Scalloped Potatoes become inspired gastronomy with caramelized onion and goat cheese. While the Steak is blissfully unadulterated, the purity of flavor is intensified by the high quality of the All-Natural Certified Angus, … Learn More »

The Border Grill offers the bold flavors and foods of Mexico in a unique, waterfront setting. Chefs and Owners Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger opened the restaurant in 1999, on the heels of the success of their Santa Monica and Los Angeles locations. Whether you choose to sit indoors or on the outdoor patio, you are sure to enjoy authentic Mexican fare in a fun, airy, and casual setting. Learn More »

Nestled in the middle of the Mandalay Bay Resort is one of the most sensory-driven dining experiences along the famed Las Vegas Strip. The House of Blues, which was created by Isaac Tigrett, draws you in through its big iron doors with the smell of tantalizing Southern cuisine. As the host escorts you to your table, music memorabilia and folk art surrounds you, the smell of incense relaxes your spirit, and the smooth sounds of rhythm and blues prepares you for dishes such as Pan Seared Voodoo Shrimp or "Fall off the Bone" Baby Back Ribs. Learn More »

Casual Italian dining, which focuses on light and flavorful dishes, are a specialty at Trattoria del Lupo. The centrally located bar and wine room are surrounded by the open pasta and bakery preparation areas and a decoratively display of wines from every region of Italy. Favorite pasta creations include tortelloni all balsamic and entrees feature grilled swordfish with porcining mushrooms and tarragon cream. Learn More »

Prestigious Chef Charlie Palmer has brought his famous New York restaurant to Vegas. This sleek, dramatic restaurant, located in the Mandalay Bay Hotel, offers a stunning setting in which to enjoy Palmer’s equally stunning American cuisine. The seasonal menu offers prix fixe and tasting options, showcasing the best produce, meat, and fish available. Here dining is art, and the four-story, climate-controlled, wine tower housing over 9,000 bottles, is a masterpiece in its own right. Be sure to catch the “wine angels,” black-clad wine stewardesses who are hoisted up and down the tower to retrieve bottles each evening. Learn More »

Celebrity Chef Rick Moonen has truly out-done himself with RM Seafood, his chic upscale restaurant located just inside the luxurious Mandalay Bay Hotel. Renowned for his passionate views on sustainable seafood, Chef Moonen creates a dining experience which incorporates a vast array of flavor combinations, designed to exemplify the natural qualities of fresh ingredients. Along with plentiful offerings from the sea, the menu features high quality Wagyu beef, lamb, fresh salads and several more unique items such as the Pan Roasted Rabbit or the Duo of Foie Gras. To maintain an air of elegance, diners are catered to by a … Learn More »

Hubert Keller’s Fleur de Lys at Mandalay Bay is temporarily closed and is scheduled to re-open in mid-December 2010. Through the innovative mind of Hubert Keller, the restaurant will evolve to be the Top Chef Master’s latest fashionable epicurean experience. Hubert feels “It’s a bittersweet process because we lose the past, yet we keep it fresh finding the future.” The redesigned restaurant will feature new décor spotlighting an expanded patio, sociable bar and lounge seating along with a newly designed menu inspired by Hubert’s travels around the world. Learn More »

A big, high-style cousin of the China Grill in New York, this restaurant boasts flashy designs and imaginative dishes done on the grill or in giant woks. The ultra-contemporary, neo-Asian decor creates a feeling of dining on the Pacific Rim of the future. With plenty of experimentation with Szechuan beef, crispy duck and tempura sashimi, the presentations are architectural and high style. Learn More »

Giorgio Caffe and Ristorante offer exquisite contemporary Italian cuisine, with dishes such as butternut squash ravioli,pappardelle with smoked mozzarella, and veal ossobuco. Two seating areas--the cafe and the restaurant--offer a spectrum of atmospheres ranging from casual to elegant, allowing guests to enjoy this excellent Italian cuisine no matter what the occasion. Learn More »

Rumjungle's spectacular setting includes a 22-foot wall of fire, an indoor waterfall, and the world's largest rum bar that spans 144 feet. The menu intertwines the culinary influences of Latin America, the Caribbean, and Africa, offering dishes such as Argentinean-style skirt steak with chimichurri mashed potato and habenero demi-glace, and dill mojo marinated Atlantic salmon with green poblano chile cake and sugarcane butter sauce. But perhaps the highlight of the entire dining experience is the "fire pit" dining, which offers unlimited quantitities of skwered meat, fish, and fowl alongside accompaniments and condiments. A dining experience at Rumjingle is truly, as … Learn More »