the steak house

best steak in vegas. the steakhouse is a fantastic restaurant. the food is outstanding and the service impeccable. your meal comes with a house salad or black bean soup. consider upgrading to the ceasar salad. it's the best i have ever had.

the only drawback is having to negotiate the hell hole that iscircuscircus. once inside the steakhouse, you'll have no idea that you are in one of the worst excuses for a hotel.

gordy and lois. we have been to the steakhouse atcircuscircus over 18 times the service is always excellent and the maitre d ron is the best-- go for the ribeye or the double lamb chops you will never be disappointed i also recommend felix he is always our waiter-- i cannot say enough good things about this restaurant!!!!!!!

before our recent lv getaway my wife researched lv restaurants and discovered that this place was rated in the top 10 of lv restaurants. we ate there this last week and know why. the atmosphere is old school with dark wood paneling, red leather booths, etc. the service was impeccable. most waiters have been there over 20 years and they know how to take care of their customers. the steaks and sides are delicious! put aside any perceptions you might have aboutcircuscircus and go to this great lv icon of a restaurant.

excellent service and value! the intensely flavored 24 oz rib eye is aged 21 days and comes with a fresh roll assortment, fresh salad with homemade dressing, and your choice of potato. hearty portions of the best steak i have ever had the pleasure to eat make this a gem.circuscircus is not my favorite place to visit, but it is well worth enduring the chaotic and run down ambience to sample this restaurants offerings. they even gave us their best table and a complimentary slice of cheesecake as we were celebrating. the cheesecake was on the high end of mediocre as it was too sweet, but the bleu cheese dressing was memorable, and they piled on just enough extra cheese to make my salad a welcomed treat. the lobster was fair, so i would suggest sticking to the beef. i highly recommend this steakhouse. there is no wonder as to why it has such a grand reputation. the service was superb and the steak may have ruined all of my future steak experiences!

amazing!. i've been to vegas numerous times. the steakhouse atcircuscircus is hands down the best of the best!

a bit out of the way down the strip; had to navigate thru the " low life atmosphere" of thecircuscircus casino. the environment and ambiance inside the restaurant was nicer but getting a little worn looking. i had the porterhouse and my wife had the lamb chops. good sized portions and grilled as we requested ( medium rare) ; however something was just a little off for me. i'm not sure if the meat was adequately aged or seasoned enough for my tastes. i could taste the mesquite char which i enjoyed ; and while it was a good steak; and a good value at that price; it was nowhere near the best steak i have ever eaten. my wife really enjoyed her lamb chops. our waitress was warm and friendly and served us well. there are a lot of other steakhouses to choose from; although not many of such good value. would consider giving them another try.

how the steakhouse has been able to maintain a very high level of food, service and decor for over 30 years in the midst of such a miserable place ascircuscircus, well, it's a miracle.

ok.... one of the best steak houses in vegas is incircuscircus? i will take a chance. walking through the casino, i thought this is a mistake. was greated like a regular, had a glass of wine until my table was ready. my waiter was very friendly, and helped with my selection. tonight it would be a strip steak. bread and butter wasvon the table in a min. a huge salad followed in 5 min. a perfectly cooked strip. two glasses of wine and a great steak for $60

the steak house atcircuscircus. i read so many reviews saying this place is great. unfortunately, we were a little disappointed. the service was great. but they didn't cook our meat correct. first, they messed up mine and my husband's steak for how we w