Delilah
American restaurant · South Las Vegas ·
Upscale 1950s supper club with live music & dancers
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Upscale 1950s supper club with live music & dancers
"If you miss the golden age of Las Vegas, this is the most glamorous revival imaginable: descend from a lounge upholstered in vintage Hermès into a room anchored by 40‑foot cast‑brass palms and malachite‑inlaid tables, with a dress‑to‑thrill crowd and the hardest reservation in town. Classic supper‑club fare gets elevated—yes, the carrot soufflé and improbably famous chicken tenders from LA made the trip and got an upgrade—so dress up and make a night of it." - Andrea Bennett
"Delilah is one of the toughest reservations to get in town, and it’s a fun night out you should work to secure. The Art Deco decor, which could please any picky interior designer, is something you have to see for yourself, as there’s a strict “no photos” policy. Order the Femme Fatale (their take on a French 75), chicken tenders, and carrot soufflé from the menu of throwback American dishes and cocktails. As for the entertainment, you can catch a live jazz band, DJs, and maybe even a surprise celebrity performance—Justin Bieber, John Fogerty, 50 Cent, and more have done secret sets. If your Vegas trip arrives and you’ve yet to nab a table, you can roll the dice on getting in at the Little Bubble Bar, which accepts walk-ins and still has a view of the stage." - emmy kasten, brant cox, andrew ryce
"Delilah is one of the toughest reservations to get in town, and it’s a fun night out you should work to secure. The Art Deco decor, which could please any picky interior designer, is something you have to see for yourself, as there’s a strict “no photos” policy. Order the Femme Fatale (their take on a French 75), chicken tenders, and carrot soufflé from the menu of throwback American dishes and cocktails. As for the entertainment, you can catch a live jazz band, DJs, and maybe even a surprise celebrity performance—Justin Bieber, John Fogerty, 50 Cent, and more have done secret sets. If your Vegas trip arrives and you’ve yet to nab a table, you can roll the dice on getting in at the Little Bubble Bar, which accepts walk-ins and still has a view of the stage." - emmy kasten, andrew ryce
"A standout in Vegas nightlife where dinners are all glitz and glamour — think beef Wellington, lobster rolls, a live band, and dancers weaving through bronze palm trees. That energy spills into daylight with a newly debuted Saturday brunch that’s just as elaborate: the meal starts with pastries and a platter of fresh fruit for the table, followed by shared plates of chicken tenders and waffles with spicy maple syrup, salad, and artfully arranged smoked salmon with edible flowers, capers, and cream cheese for spreading on bagels. Brunch brings dishes like thick-cut brioche French toast with berries and mascarpone, an omelet topped with caviar and served with a fancy hash brown, or heartier options like a burger or steak and eggs. Live music continues through the 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. seatings, and it all wraps up with a tiered selection of miniature desserts. At $150 per person, it’s a splurge — but one that makes Saturday feel special." - Janna Karel
"This elegant supper club is a throwback to the swanky days of Las Vegas — and the dining room may be the most beautiful one in the city. Brass palm trees extend up, up, up into the raised ceilings, creating intimate spaces for velvet banquettes for guests and raised stages for the singers. Make it a date night and order off the “Live a Little” menu where you’ll find broiled Maine lobster, jumbo prawns, and blue crab oscar. Shellfish and prime-cut steaks round out the menu, while jazz musicians add ambiance." - Ryan Slattery