Silverado Steakhouse

Celebrated our anniversary with an exquisite dinner experience here, and we were thrilled with every aspect. We began with a delectable shrimp cocktail and fresh dinner salads. Be cautious with the horseradish sauce—it's pleasantly potent. We finished every bit, but it definitely packed a punch. The filet mignons were incredibly tender, like slicing through butter, and the sides were equally impressive. The Brussels sprouts with cranberries and walnuts were a standout, as were the garlic mashed potatoes and perfectly baked potato. To complete the meal, we indulged in a delightful crème brûlée. We were thoroughly satisfied and even had enough leftovers for a delightful late-night snack. The staff wrapped them perfectly for us to take home.

Silverado Steakhouse at South Point Casino offers a delightful nod to classic American steakhouses, seamlessly blending a charming old-school vibe with excellent service. Seated slightly ahead of our 7 p.m. reservation, our evening began on a positive note. The warm decor creates a welcoming ambiance, perfect for family dinners. From the outset, the attentive staff made us feel at home. We started our meal with a lovely basket of baked bread and a delightful tableside salad preparation, adding an enjoyable touch to our experience. For the entrée, the pork chop was cooked to perfection—juicy and flavorful. Others in our party savored the prime rib and a classic New York strip. We also indulged in delicious sides of baked potatoes and green beans, which complemented our meal with their comforting flavors. Overall, Silverado's delivers a fantastic experience with its inviting atmosphere, delicious food, and outstanding sides. It is truly a must-visit destination for steak lovers!

We dined at Silverado Steakhouse for their Christmas dinner special priced at $66 per person. The experience was fairly average. The shrimp cocktail starter had a fishy taste and was overcooked, though the tableside salad was enjoyable. While the ribeye was on the tougher side, the turkey dinner fared better. The selection of desserts, including the Yule log, sticky toffee pudding, and berry trifle, was satisfactory. Service was attentive, particularly with accommodating a tomato allergy. However, given the overall experience, we wouldn't opt to return. There are better and more affordable options, such as Don Vito’s. Despite this, it wasn't a terrible experience.

Decided to skip the blazing Vegas heat and try out the casino's steakhouse, and it was definitely a great choice. The service was impeccable, ensuring comfort and satisfaction throughout the meal. The food was exceptional, with the steak perfectly charbroiled to perfection. My only minor gripe is the lack of a steak sauce flight; you have to purchase each sauce individually.

We recently dined at Silverado Steakhouse in Las Vegas with friends for the second time and were once again not disappointed. The steaks were juicy, the desserts were wonderful, and the cocktails were fantastic. We will definitely be returning soon. Thank you for a great dining experience.

Visited Silverado Steakhouse at South Point for the first time and was impressed by the ample free parking available at the casino. The restaurant itself is cozy and inviting, tucked away in a corner. The staff was friendly and attentive, making for a pleasant dining experience. The complimentary bread was a nice touch, and both the house and Caesar salads were delicious. The main courses we tried, the halibut and chef's special of filet and scallops, were nothing short of fantastic. We indulged in dessert this time, opting for the PB & Chocolate Bon Bons which were a delightful sweet treat. Overall, a great experience that we definitely plan to repeat. Reservations are recommended as this popular spot tends to be busy.