Strip House Steakhouse

My group ordered the 60oz tomahawk steak at Strip House Steakhouse and while it wasn't the absolute best steak I've ever had, it was still tasty and definitely fed the whole table after their smaller filets. The old fashioned cocktail was decent, but the oysters were exceptional. People raved about the duck fat potatoes and other dishes, but I found them to be just ok. Overall, a solid dining experience at Strip House Steakhouse in Las Vegas.

I have contacted the email provided by the owner, given the requested information, and have not received a response after weeks. I strongly advise against dining at this restaurant. The overall food quality is lacking, with mediocre steak and decent bread. The 1000 layer potatoes were disappointing, as they were oily and lacked flavor even when topped with sauce. The 24 layer chocolate cake, which I was especially looking forward to after reading positive reviews, was a letdown. It was not worth finishing, despite hoping to at least leave full. Service was slow, despite a lack of customers. However, the staff was friendly. Overall, the restaurant is overpriced and not worth the money spent. A disappointing dining experience.

I recently dined at Strip House Steakhouse in Las Vegas and had a great experience. Despite Google maps labeling it as a hotel, it is indeed a high-end steakhouse with prices ranging from $55 to $85 for steaks. The quality of the meat was excellent and it was seasoned perfectly. While I wouldn't say it was the absolute best steak I've ever had, it was definitely delicious. The glazed brussel sprouts were a standout side dish. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very cool and I could easily see myself enjoying a drink at the bar. Our server was friendly and provided great recommendations for our meal.

We ordered the 60oz tomahawk at Strip House Steakhouse and while it wasn't the absolute best steak we've ever had, it was tasty and definitely satisfied the rest of our table when their smaller filets weren't enough. The old fashioned cocktail was decent, but the real standout were the oysters - some of the best we've ever had. While there was a lot of hype around the duck fat potatoes and other dishes, we found them to be just okay. Overall, a satisfying meal with a few standout dishes at Strip House Steakhouse.

We visited Strip House Steakhouse in Las Vegas for drinks and dessert, specifically the Banana Foster Baked Alaska which was absolutely phenomenal. The service we received both times we visited was exceptional, prompting us to return for a second time. The restaurant had a great vibe and the staff were incredibly professional and courteous. While we didn't try the dinner menu, the drinks, dessert, and service were all top notch.

Strip House Steakhouse at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas truly exceeded my expectations. The ambiance was stunning and the service was top-notch. Although I couldn't try everything on the menu, the dish I ordered was incredibly delicious and satisfying. The steaks were cooked to perfection and the Tomahawk steak was a generous portion that easily fed a group of five. While the restaurant's location within Planet Hollywood was a bit tricky to find, simply head upstairs and you'll find it. Overall, it was a fantastic dining experience that I would highly recommend.