A Las Vegas Local’s Secret: Where To Get The Juiciest, Most Tender Steaks
Sometimes, all you need is a juicy steak seasoned to perfection while enjoying the beautiful scenes of Las Vegas.
Personally, I love throwing a few cubes of butter into a sizzling cast-iron skillet. I’ll place garlic gloves, thyme and rosemary into the pan to sear those aromatics within the cast iron’s surface. Then, I’ll throw a well-marbled piece of ribeye into the skillet and start basting the steak with butter. I’ll spoon the sizzling butter onto the steak, which helps create a beautiful crust that has perfect snap while biting into that tender steak.
Eating A Steak In Las Vegas
Cooking a steak isn’t easy. It can set fire alarms off, it takes a watchful eye and it’s a labor of pure love. Going out to eat at a steakhouse hits the spot. According to Food & Wine, a food-centered publication, Las Vegas is a premier steak house destination with about 25 steak houses dotted across the Las Vegas Strip. There are just tons of options and sparkling marquees that advertise steaks. But, we wanted to give you a list of approved spots or hidden gems that Las Vegas locals simply adore.
Golden Steer Steakhouse Las Vegas
Golden Steer Steakhouse Las Vegas is constantly on any “best steakhouses in Las Vegas” list. From Thrillist to Eater Vegas to other nationally acclaimed publications, Golden Steer is the “gold standard” when it comes to good steakhouses. Located at 308 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102, it’s in a bare strip mall with a yellow sign reading “Golden Steer” perched on top of the building.
Golden Steer has preserved its “rat-pack” era vibes and traditional steakhouse demeanor. The table-side Caesar salad, lobster tails served with golden butter and world-class steaks are just a few bucket-list items that people from all over the world covet to try. The restaurant also went viral this past year with numerous TikTok videos showing the interior that transports you back in time along with the delectable steaks and seafood served tableside.
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Casa de Raku
Another eatery that may satisfy a meat craving is Casa de Raku located at 5040 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89146. This new place took over the former Sweets Raku dessert shop that was well loved. Casa de Raku is a European-tapas style restaurant that offers appetizers and other sharable plates. It’s an experience and perfect for a girl’s night or a romantic evening out. Although it’s not a steakhouse, the menu has a wide variety of cured meats, small plates and seafood. There are cheese platters, Iberico pork Katsu, steaks and other delicious bites that fuse together Spanish-style tapas with some new-age flavors and presentation.
Ohlala French Bistro
Ohlala French Bistro (located at  2120 N Rampart Blvd #150, Las Vegas, NV 89128) is another secret spot that is beloved. The Bavette a L’echalotte is flank steak with red wine, shallot sauce and french fries, and it’s great. The Filet Mignon Sauce Poivre Vert is filet mignon with cream green pepper sauce and mashed potatoes. If you’re not craving steak then the Duck Magret or roasted Cornish hen can also hanker a meaty craving.
Another great dish is from PublicUs, which is a coffee shop and canteen-style eatery. This fun spot is located in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas at 1126 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101. The Chimichurri Steak & Eggs is amazing, and the chimichurri sauce just adds a delectable taste to the perfectly cooked steak. This spot in Downtown Las Vegas is spectacular in general. The have unique styles of coffee. They also create lattes and other drinks that aren’t too sweet and perfectly balance the bitter notes of coffee. The other breakfast and brunch items are stellar as well.