Michelin-Star Restaurants in Las Vegas (2025)
L'Atelier
French restaurant · The Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas’s lone three‑star winner in the 2008–2009 Michelin Guide still stages a sumptuous dégustation with gracious, exacting service. Frequently spotlighted by Eater and Wine Spectator, it remains the city’s grandest splurge.
L'Atelier
French restaurant · The Las Vegas Strip
The counter that earned a Michelin star in 2008–2009 puts you inches from the action. Seasonal small plates, polished pacing, and a convivial room praised by local critics and Forbes Travel Guide.
Restaurant Guy Savoy
French restaurant · South Las Vegas
Two‑starred in the 2008–2009 guide, Guy Savoy’s stateside flagship pairs precise modern French cooking with a deep cellar. The Krug Chef’s Table remains a bucket‑list Vegas experience lauded by national editors.
Wing Lei
Chinese restaurant · South Las Vegas
The first Chinese restaurant in North America to earn a Michelin star continues to dazzle with Imperial Peking duck, refined Cantonese dishes, and a gold‑hued dining room praised by Condé Nast Traveler.
Le Cirque
French restaurant · The Strip
This jewel‑box French room—previously Michelin‑starred in Las Vegas—still delivers theatrical lakeside dining and a storied wine program. Consistently recognized by Forbes and AAA; a perennial special‑occasion favorite.
Michael Mina
Seafood restaurant · The Strip
A 2008–2009 star recipient that still showcases pristine seafood, tableside touches, and polished service. Praised by AAA and industry critics; a reliable choice for refined, West Coast‑leaning flavors.
DJT
Restaurant · South Las Vegas
Awarded a Michelin star in the 2009 Las Vegas guide, DJT now operates as an all‑day, casino‑free retreat for contemporary American plates. Verified current hours and reservations keep it a practical, low‑key option.
