Best French Restaurants in Horseshoe Hotel & Casino

I accidentally booked a reservation for 2 instead of 3 (including our 10-year-old) for 7:30 on Christmas night. We called to let them know and were relieved that they were able to accommodate us. The next reservation for 3 was at 10:30 PM when I realized my mistake and tried to change my reservation. The roast chicken a la grand-mere was delicious and perfectly cooked. The frisée & lardon was very good. My daughter got the steak et frites, which was a bit tough but she liked it. Banana Foster was pricey but delicious. Asked if we could room charge but the waiter said it takes 10 minutes. I’m assuming he didn’t want to do the room charge. Overall we enjoyed our dinner and were grateful that the manager approved the change to our reservation.

Absolutely the best meal and culinary experience my husband and I have ever had! Oysters were killer, foie gras was impeccable, and the chocolate bomb exploded with decadence! Fredric, the sommelier, gave us ultra-personal attention and understood my pallet immediately. Only problems: mandated 4-course menu and price. We’ll head there, first thing, when we return to Vegas!

We were almost seated next to the noisy kitchen but the hosted immediately sensed our displeasure and called for a different table. Both were great views of the Bellagio. Roman was our lead server and the server team was very attentive. The steak and chicken were the most tender we’ve ever had of either. The crème brulee is the best we’ve found. I had the peppermint soufflé which was outstanding as well. Zero complaints about the food. However, for $155 a person, bread should have been included. It felt stingy to charge another $8 for that. The portions were meager as well, but you were left wanting more, that’s for sure.

Marcus, our waiter was amazing. The food is delicious. Definitely my favorite war the stuff cheesy packets and sort of beef Wellington burgers yummylishes

Not the Old Homestead food but still works well. Only place you can smoke and eat which is a great novelty. I like the way they do the Open table reservations now. Without a host when you walk in, the bartenders needs to be a little more friendly. They were super serious about taking one person at a time and I was in a line of people wanting old fashions purely to say we have a reservation. Not a lot of remorse. Once we sat down the experience was great, food was great, service was awesome and the manager is great. Just slow down the bar tender a bit - he thinks he’s curing cancer