Gordon Ramsay Burger Flamingo

Gordon Ramsay Burger serves up some of the best burgers in Vegas juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. I had the Hell’s Kitchen Burger and it was spot on with just the right amount of heat. The truffle fries were also a standout, crispy and delicious. The atmosphere is lively and the service was friendly and efficient. However, for a premium dining experience, it would be nice if they offered appetizers or small bites on the house to elevate the overall experience. A little extra touch like that would really set it apart from other high-end burger spots. Overall, the food was excellent and I’d definitely come back just hoping next time there’s that extra bit of hospitality to match the price point.

Being two Brits in Vegas, we were so excited to try our first ever Gordon Ramsay experience (there’s actually not many available in the UK). Unfortunately we were wildly disappointed. The service was all over the place. Food coming out before our drinks. Our server was so stretched he was literally running around like a headless chicken. They don’t have a portable card machine so you have to go up to the desk and pay which we found weird. Then the food… the starters were good but the burgers were bang average. For the high end price it was nothing special at all, I’ve had better burgers elsewhere. My expectations were super high with it being GR, but it was lacklustre which is a real shame.

Started off with a Bloody Blonde cocktail - unique, nice kick of heat from the tabasco and delish! We had the Hell's Kitchen Burger and the signature GFC sandwich with just fries. They were okay. Good even. Worth the money and the hype? No. The fried chicken in the sandwich was unseasoned and bland. The fries were good. Overall, it's worth a try, but I wouldn't go back for more. The service was very good and so was the ambiance.

I could make better burger at home. They ask if you want "pink or no pink" then proceed to cook every burger with 95% no pink and 5% pink. If I made this at home I'd be disappointed in myself. Fries were awesome though, seriously good fries. I got the Hells kitchen and it was mid at best. My wife got the basic burger and they used BREAD & BUTTER pickles, a sweet burger, disgusting, it taste like curry. Beers are $16 a piece. Place is a disgrace. Service was pretty good.

Stopped by this spot recently, and overall, I had a good experience. The service was solid—waiters were friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything. The atmosphere is very casual, perfect for grabbing something quick with friends or family. Definitely the kind of place where you can relax, have a drink, and enjoy some massive hamburgers. Speaking of burgers—the *Idiot Burger* was a standout. Juicy, flavorful, and definitely worth trying if you’re into loaded, over-the-top burgers. I wasn’t a big fan of the fried jalapeño peppers though—they were a bit too greasy for my taste, but that’s just personal preference. One thing to note—the burger was \$34, and honestly, to me, it felt more like a \$20 burger, especially considering it’s not even grass-fed beef. But hey, if you want to experience Gordon Ramsay’s name and don’t mind spending \$100+ for the experience, go for it.

I made reservations through open table app by the link sent by Ivy, the Caesars assistant. We went and were asked to sit for a minute while the hostess came back to seat us. The hostess walked us to the table and gave a brief overview of this specific restaurant as it is the newest addition to the chain with an outdoor patio right on the strip with misters that to keep you cool on a hot dessert day. We sat inside and our server was Tracey and was assisted by Fernando. The service was fantastic along with the food. It was unfortunate that an extremely loud large group of men were sat prior to us right beside us. I believe another customer complained and the manager spoke to the table as we couldn’t even hear each other speak across the table. After that they quieted down. I had the Cluck Yeah G.F.C. Sandwich and my husband had the Backyard Burger. The food came quick and it was hot and super tasty. I have been to the location at Planet Hollywood awhile ago and this new location didn’t disappoint.

I really wanted to love this place, especially with Gordon’s name on it — but unfortunately, it missed the mark for me. The espresso martini was a big letdown. It had a burnt taste that reminded me more of medicine than a cocktail — I wouldn’t recommend it. The chicken sandwich was just okay, nothing special. The burgers were flavorful and cooked perfectly, but at the end of the day, they didn’t feel worth the high price. The jalapeño poppers were over-fried, and I couldn’t even taste the bacon inside. For two burgers, a chicken sandwich, and three drinks, I paid around $200, and honestly, the experience didn’t match the cost. I really wanted this to be a new go-to spot, but it just didn’t deliver the way I hoped.

If you’re in Las Vegas and craving a seriously good burger, Gordon Ramsay Burger is definitely worth checking out. Yes, it’s on the pricier side – you’re not just paying for the food but also the experience and the name. But honestly, the quality lives up to the hype. I tried the Hell’s Kitchen Burger, and wow – it was one of the best burgers I’ve had in a while. The beef was juicy and perfectly cooked, and the combination of the spicy jalapeños, avocado, and asadero cheese gave it that extra kick without being overwhelming. Every bite was full of flavor. The real surprise, though, were the truffle parmesan fries. They were crispy, loaded with flavor, and had just the right amount of truffle – not too overpowering, just enough to make them feel luxurious. I could have eaten an entire order by myself. The atmosphere inside is vibrant and modern, with a cool open-kitchen vibe. Service was friendly and fast, even though the place was packed. Overall, if you don’t mind spending a bit more, it’s totally worth it for a high-qualitym, memorable burger experience on the Strip.

Lidia was an amazing waitress! Super patient and did not rush my party of 7 at all! Super sweet and the food was absolutely delicious as well!!

Great atmosphere! Food had lots of flavor. A few of our favorite were the Sweet Corn Dip and the Luxe Royal Burger. If you're looking for a great burger, that's the one. Brittany was an awesome server knowledgeable and entertaining. Very refreshing, the whole group agreed she loves her job. She made our night.

we did not realised we have booked the VIP experience but we would recommend buying if you are able to, our server Ian had the most unbelievable service and I would come back for him alone: thank you so much Ian for the best night you are the best. on the othwr hand the food was still very much 10/10 in our opinion. we had the jalepeno poppers for starter which were beautiful. they did not have much recognisable chicken but flavours were still amazing. both burgers were 10/10 and we would recommend the truffle fries because simply WOW big love to Ian and the chef who personally greeted us

Let's get something straight...the food here is incredible. The burgers are perfectly cooked, and everything is full of flavor. Their 24 Hour Burger and their English Toffee Shake are to DIE for! Just note that this place is EXPENSIVE! For a single person, you may very well be looking at well-over $60 (my burger alone was about $30). And the fries were pretty small and a bit undercooked. Also, be prepared to wait in a LONG line!

There was one win and 4 strikes against Gordon tonight. 1. When checking in, I was told that I did not have a reservation and was turned away. I was able to find my confirmation and get a table after all. That sort of set the tone of the night. 2. The win was the street corn. It was excellent. It's more of a creamed corn dip with blue corn tortilla chips. I would highly recommend. 3. My daughter ordered the chili dawg. It was massive. The chili was over spiced and dry. I wouldn't recommend the chili. My daughter makes chili at home, and it's probably better. 4. I ordered the Blue Cheese burger, medium rare. Two things, the burger was under cooked to rare and the meat seemed soggy and gummy. The chef also forgot to add the figgy jam. I had to ask for jam on the side. 5. My wife ordered the Farmhouse burger. Same issue with the under cooked meat. Don't get me wrong, we enjoy steak on the rare side, and frown on over cooked meat, but this was under cooked with a strange texture. She was glad to have an egg on the burger, but Gordan, for the price of that burger, next time have a farm raised egg instead of that pale yellow yoked egg. Gordan Ramsay needs to check his ego at the door. You could do better.

Cliff Notes Price Range: $$ Parking: Plenty Perk: Food Non-Perk: Smoke and Noise Volume Ambiance: Burger place Dress: Casual Noise: High Temperature: Comfortable Recommend: 100% (To go, unless you like cigarette smoke) Date: 09/15/2024 Dissertation: Let's dive into the food first, because that's where Gordon Ramsay Burger really shines. The 24-Hour Burger and Farmhouse Burger? Absolutely nailed it. The flavors were on point--juicy, perfectly cooked patties with just the right toppings that made each bite better than the last. The fries were crispy and golden, exactly what you hope for when you order fries, and trust me, they did not disappoint. Overall, the food was fabulous and lived up to the Gordon Ramsay name. Our waiter? Super friendly and attentive at the start. He knew his stuff and made great recommendations. But as the place started getting busier, he pulled a disappearing act and left us hanging for a bit. No harm done--we've all been in busy spots before--but it did leave us wondering if we'd been temporarily forgotten in burger bliss. Thankfully, the food made up for it! Now, let's talk about the biggest issue besides the volume: the air quality. Despite the restaurant having a no-smoking policy, the smell of smoke was inescapable. It's like the casino decided to join us for dinner. There's smoke wafting in from the casino floor, turning the restaurant into a low-key smoking area without the ashtrays. I get that it's hard to control that with the open layout, but it's a huge turnoff for anyone trying to enjoy a meal without feeling like they're sitting the middle of a smoked filled hookah lounge, however to each is own. Would I come back? Not for dine-in, that's for sure. As amazing as the food was, the smoky atmosphere and extremely loud environment kind of killed the vibe. But for takeout? Absolutely. I'd grab those burgers to-go in a heartbeat. Great food, just better enjoyed away from the secondhand casino experience.

If you know me you know this is my go to spot while I am in Vegas for a burger! There are so many great food options in Las Vegas that sometimes it can be overwhelming and I just go for what I know! I did try a different burger than I have before this time. It was the blue cheese burger which is normally not my go to but my friend and I were wanting to share so I figured I would give it shot. It was actually really good and not overwhelming with the blue cheese flavor and the burgers are cooked to perfection. I also had a Moscow mule which I have not had in a while and it was super refreshing. There was a line for a table but we were able to grab a seat at the bar and had incredibly quick service. Cheers to another great meal in Vegas!

Would love to give this a higher rating. Cool looking entrance. We ordered Jalapeno poppers that came out first that were very good. Chose the sandwich advertised on table, Idiot for $35. Came out very large but not as much flavor that I would of expected. Not looking the same as pictured. We upgraded our fries for $3 but definitely not worth the little sprinkle on top of just the normal fries. Ended up an expensive lunch .

In case you're unsure and end up walking around the casino for a hot moment lol the establishment is located in the front of Planet Hollywood, the strip side doors. We stopped by for lunch, didn't have reservations, the line was long, but was seated immediately at the bar. The service was very attentive and on point! We ordered Farmhouse Burger- Honestly just a normal overpriced burger IMO Blue Cheese Burger- only order this if you like it stinky and lots of blue cheese. Partner liked it, but not for me. Truffle Parmesan Fries- prob the best from the burgers Overall, our experience at Gordon Ramsay Burger was great. The service was excellent, and the food was good, but if you're curious about trying a Gordon Ramsay burger, maybe try the specialty burgers because ours was aightttt and that's what we'll have to come back for

Bread: love the sesame seeds, didn't love the texture of the bun. felt like it was going stale and kind of fell apart more easily than i would have liked. Patty: ITS RAWWWW!! kidding it was perfectly cooked. so juicy and flavorful. no complaints here. Cheese: melty cheese is always a win on any burger Avocado: added so much depth to this burger, creamy goodness. Roasted Tomatos: such a clever, refreshing touch of acidity to this rather heavy and rich burger. STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING: this was my first time having sticky toffee pudding and I loved every part of it. i'm not such a sweets person, but I could definitely eat like 5 of these. what gave it 4 stars you may wonder... the fries and the service. fries were lukewarm and undersalted, and the service was lukewarm and undersalted as well. would most definitely return though - especially for the sticky toffee pudding. good job Gordon

I was so excited to try a famous Gordon Ramsay restaurant and was recommended to his burger place. Sadly this didn't live up to the hype for me. First, the restaurant is in the middle of the casino floor so if you don't like the smell of smoke be prepared you will have the smoke of the casino around. I made a reservation and was seated immediately which was nice. The server was not as attentive or informative as I would have liked. I was surprised to find out that they didn't have a gluten free bun option. For such a nice place and how passionate Gordon is I would expect that. I ended up ordering a lettuce wrapped burger and their truffle fries. The burger was fine but not exceptional. The truffle fries were very rich and overwhelming. I love truffle but a little goes a long way. All in all I wouldn't be going back but not bad either. I just don't think that the meal justified the cost.

I visited Gordon Ramsay's burger spot inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, and the burgers are actually really good! The shakes are just as tasty--I went for the Oreo this time, and it didn't disappoint. I've been here a couple of times now, so you could say I highly recommend it!

Open and serving the full menu.How do you prefer your burger yo be cooked? A most important question as weeach have our preferences. I was rhe only one who ordered a burger with everything listed. It's nice to specify changes if it is your preference.The server took a bit to come over; however once he took our order; he was on the ball. Average noise of a restaurant on the strip.

This is definitely one of the better burgers I have ever had! I stayed at planet Hollywood and was looking for a quick bite to eat before we went to a show in the mall. We stumbled upon gordon Ramsey burger as we walked through the lobby and decided, what the heck, we like gordon Ramsey (idiot sandwich is iconic lol) so let's try it out. The line became long as soon as we got in it...we felt thankful to have jumped in when we did because soon after we were seated we saw it was quickly going to become about an hour wait to get in! The burger and fries were solid, the burger was so juicy and flavorful! The fries were crisp and yummy! Prices were a bit steep but it is vegas ..and gordon is a celebrity chef so I expected it. Plus the quality of the burger seemed worth it in my opinion. Why the 4 stars? The wait for our burgers was soooo long. I am taking nearly 45 minutes! I got bored after 15 minutes, wandered over to the mall to find the ABC store, bought some stuff and came back and our food still wasn't there! We were concerned about being late to our show, which fortunately for us happened to be in the mall. I know it was busy but dang, 2 burgers and 2 orders of fries in 45 minutes seemed crazy - especially when that's practically the only thing on the menu. Would i go back? Absolutely! Is it worth waiting more than 15-20minutes in line? No way. I would go back only if it's less crowded.

When arriving, we were met with a pretty long line. This may not be all the time, but this review will be based on that. The total wait was probably about 40 minutes without anywhere to sit so get ready. And since we waited that amount of time, we might as well try their specialty burger, right? So, The Truffle Burger, Truffle Parmesan fries and Guiness was the order. The Truffle Burger was honestly pretty good. Including the additional truffle parmesan fries as well. I feel like you can do with whatever burger you like but make sure you get the truffle fries. The environment is more of an upscale diner but definitely not a high-end dining experience. If you're staying in the area, and willing to wait (or if there's no wait) then I'd say give it a try but be ready to spend. But I wouldn't say it's a place where you'd come to Vegas just for this spot.

Came here to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday and luckily had made a reservation beforehand because that walk-in line was crazzzyy. The vibes were cool and Vegas like. But the establishment was very loud since there were lots of guests, it's open-like with a view into the casino and the doors exiting nearby. We ended waiting for a very long time for food. Roughly 30 mins. I was disappointed but understood that this was not gonna be as fancy as hella kitchen. However, for the price point and hype, it was a let down. Food was good, not anything crazy.

Waited in line for about 20 minutes before being sat. Was super excited as I'm a huge fan of Gordon Ramsey!

These are our favorite burgers ever!! A must stop. And Adam was a fantastic server and made our experience great!!

07/09/2024 We finally tried this place. Hubby was craving a hamburger and their menu looked good. Our wait was not more than 5 minutes when initially the hostess said 15-20 minutes. All (or most) of the people in your party had to be present to be seated. The place was loud and full of people and it was open out into the casino. Our server was friendly and efficient. All burgers were a decent size. They all ordered a Backyard Burger ($18.99), which was a basic burger (cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onions). French fries were plain, truffle fries or sweet potato fries. I decided to try one of their sandwich specialties, the fish and crisps sandwich ($26.99). Visualize a large piece of fried fish (like from a fish and chips menu), small potato string crisps, cabbage slaw, and tartar sauce all on a huge buttered lobster roll. It was ginormous! I thought it was delicious, but the thickness of the bread started to overwhelm me so I deconstructed it. Everyone demolished their burgers because they were so hungry. We did have fries left since everyone got an order. I think if we come back next time we should not order that many. We probably could have shared a couple of orders. The big question... Would we come back again? Maybe... the food was definitely tasty and great quality, but the pricing was pretty high for a burger and fries.

We waited a long time for a table and then for service. The old-fashioneds held us over. The staff was friendly, but extremely slow. The beef did not taste good. Also, they do not have gluten-free buns. This is so sad! You have a great source in town, Julia's Oven. You should get buns from her.

We are here a couple of times during the week we were in Vegas. Food - 4 stars. Good burgers, inconsistent cook the two days we were there but tasty. You can customize your burger however you like. The fries were hot both days, that is a biggie. The cocktails were very good. Everything was just very pricey for what it is, even by Vegas standards. Service - 5 stars both times Ambiance- 3.5 stars. It really depends on where you sit. Some seating is much more desirable than others. It's a burger joint so not a lot in the way of expectations but measured up. We would return here for lunch if we wanted burgers.

Awesome service here! We walked up with no reservation on a Friday at lunch with a party of 8, and the hostess graciously found us a table and made things happen. After that, the great service continued -- waitress came quick, drinks were quick, orders came out quick! Every burger on the table was excellent, very good quality toppings. Loved the hellfire wings, loved the giant onion rings, and loved the hellfire chicken salad. Everything on the menu is a solid 10. Prices were high, but it's Vegas. Burgers were $27-35, the onion rings were $11, salad was $22. It adds up quick, but it was good.

If I'm being honest, I didn't expect to like it that much since I'm not a burger person to begin with. But going in with such a low expectation and ordering the blue cheese burger, I loved it and was begging to go back one more time while I was there. I do think that if you go in as a burger connoisseur, you may not like it but as an average burger eater, it was great to me. The truffle fries were a good upgrade and I finished that first before my burger. Service was good too. Water was always refilled and the wait wasn't that long despite not making a reservation beforehand.

Made a reservation for dinner, which was a good call because there was a line when we walked up. Our server was great. Attentive and had great knowledge of the menu and had good recommendations. The food itself was good. We had onion rings as a starter and shared the 24 hour burger with truffle fries. The house ketchup and mayo was delicious. Only downside was that the burger took over 45 minutes to come out. We were going to a show after and it cut it pretty close.

We came to this place because we were initially confused it with the Hell Kitchen by the same celebrity chef lol. Well waited for like 15 mins during the prime hour (12pm) on July 4th, which is not bad. Burgers here are generally more pricier bc 1) it's Vegas 2) branding power from the chef. Average $20-35 for an above average size gourmet burger with a side of fries. We ordered the Stout burger which came with crispy onion and grilled mushroom, medium rare beef patty. It is a good burger: tender, juicy, flavor a bit blander than I would like. No wow effect. Same goes to the Caesar salad we ordered. They even forgot to bring the grilled chicken that comes with the salad! To be honest, i would say I'm a bit disappointed with the quality of food given the hypes. Don't waste your time coming all the way here just for the burger. Go to the In-N-Out across the street as they serve better burger with the price you pay.

Obviously the expectations are high with this one. After all I learned how to make burgers thanks to Gordon's YouTube videos on the subject. So to be brief; if you come here do not modify the burgers on the menu. Have it the way it was intended. The burgers are super savory, and full of interesting flavors. It did not disappoint. However I won't say it's burgers in the world, but it's a really really good burger.

My burger was excellent! Fries were good, too - not greasy at all. Onion rings were flavorful, it seemed like they were coated with grated cheese. I was too full after the burger to get their Sticky Toffee Enhlish dessert - so sorry I missed out on that. This is a must GO TO if you're on the Strip!

I enjoyed the ambiance of this location. Recommend making a reservation in advanced, we attended on a Wednesday night and the walk in line was quite long. For the prices, I was a bit disappointed by the dishes. It took a long time to receive our orders, once we did the you could tell that the food was sitting out for a bit. The onion rings (7/10) would have been 2x as good if they weren't cold, our truffle fries (4/10) with the burger was also cold and didn't have truffle incorporated. A truffle aioli was provided which you could dip your fries in. The burger (8.5/10) was classic and yummy. I'd recommend trusting them and getting it cooked medium as they hit the nail on the head with the cook. Staff was friendly and plentiful, bathrooms are located outside of the restaurant. Overall, I wouldn't recommend coming unless their quality improves further for the $$$.

Now this is how a "fancy" Gordon Ramsay burger should taste like! This was the first place we ate at after arriving in Vegas. It happened to be right across the strip from our hotel. Lucky us! Located inside the Planet Hollywood hotel, you can't miss the huge signage outside of the restaurant. We came in from the other entrance so we walked through the casino floor which is practically right next door to Ramsay. At the entrance of the restaurant is a large cool display of what looks like two flowing strips of propane burners on fire! They do everything "big" in Vegas I guess like Texas. It was a Labor Day weekend Thursday midafternoon, but there plenty of people in the casino and the restaurant was about half full. We were seated immediately and our server promptly took our drink orders. As you can guess, everything on the menu is a bit pricey. In honor of one of his shows, Tammy and I split the Hell's Kitchen Burger. It took a few minutes, but it arrived beautifully plated (see pics). We requested medium but it was more on the medium rare side which Tammy preferred anyway. We both agreed it was one of the best burgers we've ever had! If you imagine a fancy chef who was going to elevated a burger, this would be one way to do it! The ground beef was grilled to perfection and this wasn't even the wagu beef patty. It was covered with asadero cheese, roasted tomatoes and jalapenos, drizzled with a jalapeno aioli and topped with a fresh slice of avocado. Yom Yom Yom Yom! I could've eaten a whole one but remember we split it. The truffle parmesan fries were also excellent. They large cut fries were fried a beautiful golden brown, lightly salted then drizzled with a truffle aioli and sprinkled with parmesan. Yom Yom Yom Yom. Everything was served on nice looking Gordon Ramsay plates and napkins. The menu is impressive with a few other wonderful sounding burgers. There's also wings and chicken burger and a couple of salads. There's also a small dessert menu. If you imagined what an "elevated" burger joint should be, this will be it. I've tried Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips in NY and wasn't impressed, but this place has renewed my faith in the man! Being right next to the casino, don't bring a date here if you're looking for quiet conversation. If I could afford the prices (the Luxe Royale burger is $50), I would eat here at least once a week. Good thing this is my first (and don't know when again) trip to Vegas. Viva la Vegas!

I ordered the Idiot Sandwich which was a braised beef sandwich on a toasted sourdough bread. It was pretty dang good! A few of my friends came later and ordered it. They ended up loving it too! The burgers were a bit pricey, but I thought my sandwich was worth it. Lines are long.

Located in Planet Hollywood! There's usually a line in front to be seated Food (4/5) The appetizers we ordered were all delicious. The Hellfire Chicken Wings were good and juicy, the Street Corn Dip was flavorful and went well with the chips, and the Beer Battered Onion Rings were crispy and savory. The Truffle Burger was filling. The price of the burger created higher expectations, but the quality was good overall Service (2/5) Dined here for the first time on a Monday night. Quoted wait time in line was 30 mins for two people. Server somewhat had a dull and careless attitude. He was very monotone, didn't give us condiments that we requested at the beginning of the meal, and never checked on us. Not the best first experience, but good to give a try

Overall rating 3.5/5 so rounding up to 4 stars. The English Toffee Shake is delicious and it wasn't too thick. It contains brown butter ice cream, toffee, and a biscoff cookie. For the burgers, I got the Truffle Burger and I love truffle, so this burger was tasty! I loved the bacon and truffle aioli in the burger. My partner got the 24 Hour Burger and that burger was packed with meat. The burger included braised short rib and bacon, this burger will definitely keep you full. I also enjoyed the onion rings and their truffle Parmesan fries. The service was friendly and we sat at the bar, so we didn't wait that long to sit. The wait time to receive the burgers felt a little long, probably about a 30min wait until we got our food. Overall, I did enjoy eating here but probably won't be my top choices of places to eat when I'm in Vegas.

It's been a long time since we've been here. We ate here a bunch when it first opened. We made reservations because we were attending a concert at the Bakkt theater later that evening. Definitely recommend reservations. The food wasn't as good as I remember, especially for the price. The patty on my Backyard Burger was pretty thin. Service was ok, she was nice and checked on us often. I wouldn't return or recommend. Sad but true, cuz I love Gordo. There are better burgers out there.

Delicious food and fast service. Convenient location. The truffle fries volume was a little low and not worth the extra cost.

I used to think Gordon Ramsay was just overly hyped up but wow this place was 10/10 - we ordered the two popular burgers: Farmhouse and Hells Kitchen. My favorite thing about our experience was that the burgers were clean and although large in size, they were not messy or oozing out/had a soggy bun. The flavors popped in each bite. The service was great and attentive and we were sat right away. We are locals and will come here again!!

Instead of ordering a burger, I ordered a chicken sandwich and that was a mistake. I was really disappointed that they didn't have gluten free buns or many gluten free options in general. The chicken sandwich was just okay, but my sisters loved their burgers. Service was also excellent! Don't be intimated by the line you might see. They seat on a first come/first serve basis and although the line was long, it only took us 20 minutes to be seated.

I had the pleasure of dining at Gordon Ramsay Burger this evening and was seated promptly behind the expediting station. The team and my experience were incredible! Chef Marcelo (Apologies for any misspelling) was the kitchen expediter and Team Member Erika was my server. Together, they maintained a welcoming, composed, efficient, and professional atmosphere throughout the service. The Luxe Burger and truffle fries paired with a glass of Justin (red) wine is highly recommended. Thank you to the entire Gordon Ramsay Burger team! Highest Regards, Noah

The burgers were very good, solid, and tasted amazing. My issue was with the extremely poor, and simply racist customer service we received. We came as a bigger group of 8 people, with some that did not speak English. The waitress immediately proceeded to be rude, unprofessional, and begin making rude remarks, even telling us we don't know how to order. Yes, some didn't know how to speak English, but I don't believe that is green light for you to be completely unprofessional. After ordering, no one came by a even once to either ask how the food was, refill water, or anything of that sor. If I were to guess, she decided our table was not worth being handled. This was the 2nd time at this restaurant, and it will be the last because of the service. For a place with such a powerful name behind it, it is extremely disappointing to have your customers treated like this. Do better.

One of the best burgers I have ever had, definitely lives up to the hype. We also had the street corn dip and I still dream of it-- absolutely unbelievable and a really great price point.

I came here in late May with a large group of friends since we were here for EDC, a very large electronic music festival. I knew this place had a reputation due to its connection with Gordon Ramey, and our group was so large, it actually had to be split into two, of 8 people each. It took a bit of a while to get seated, and also to order, and given it was a relatively busy day, also a good while to get our food, but its understandable knowing that this restaurant is inside a casino. I ordered the truffle burger which was very juicy and cooked in the way that I requested it, and the truffle sauce and fries were also incredibly tasty as well. Even though we had a relatively long wait, the quality and portions of the burgers and fries themselves were enough to make me and our group of friends relatively full as well. I think the reason I'm giving not a 5 star was just the long wait times for both seating and ordering (I can understand the kitchen being incredibly busy), and also the price point was very expensive - $34 dollars + tip for a burger and fries, for customers be aware that even solo your visit is approaching $40, but that can be expected for the trip. Overall a good burger experience but be prepared to pay a lot!

This is our must stop when we are in Vegas! The elote dip is the best thing I have ever eaten! It's creamy and flavorful and so freaking good! The ambiance here and the service is top notch!

Out of all the restaurants I have tried Gordon Ramsay! (As of right now, 2!) This one surprised me at how well they do burgers! Would 1000% come here again to try the other burgers. I RECOMMEND THE CLASSIC burger, they call it BACKYARD BURGER! This was perfectly balanced and bursting with flavor. The veggies were fresh and the beef patty was amazing. The Hells Kitchen burger was good flavor-wise, but halfway through it was just too rich for me. The onion rings were crispy and nongreasy! I could have done without the parmesan fries as I like my fries thinner.

Literally I had been wanting to try Gordon Ramsay burgers for years but the line always turned us off. Perhaps it was a slack week in Vegas but no line! We walked up were immediately seated and ordered a couple of backyard burgers a side salad (delicious!) and parmesan fries. I had a splendid local (at least as reported by our server) hazy IPA the name of which I cannot recall. All great fresh and as prompt as possible...we were informed the burgers take 25 minutes. Pricing for a burger is a tad high but pricing all over the strip and beyond has become a tad high.

Popped into Gordon Ramsay Burger at Planet Hollywood on the Vegas Strip, and let's just dive into the beef of it! If you're rolling up to this joint, do yourself a favor and use OpenDoor to snag a reservation--unless you love chilling in line (yeah, right!). The custom drinks are a visual treat; didn't try them 'cause I'm off the booze, but they looked tempting. Now, the Stout Burger? Absolute flavor bomb--juicy, crispy, and that sauce was on point! The Hell's Kitchen Burger, though, was a bit of a misfire on the heat; expected a little more fire from the name, but those peppers did add a nice kick. My only real squabble? The avocado needed a bit more time to hit that ripe sweet spot, kept sliding out of my burger with every bite. The fries were a letdown, pretty bland and nothing to write home about. They should think about swapping to chunky chips--more of that UK flair, you know? But let me tell you, the wings were the unexpected MVPs of my meal--crispy, perfectly seasoned, and that tangy sauce? Chef's kiss! And dipping those bad boys into a ranch with a hint of cheese? Weird but it works, even gave those sad fries a bit of a pep. Overall, slapping a solid 3 stars on Gordon Ramsay Burger this round. It was sharper back in 2022 and the top truffle burger didn't dent the wallet as much. Hoping for a hat trick of awesomeness next time I visit! #BurgerQuest #GordonRamsayBurger

Burger and fries were NOT worth $26.99 each!! The fries were soggy and not flavorful. We asked for medium burgers and got well done. I was very excited to see a gluten free bun option however, the gluten free bun was very dry and fell apart. Would have been better off eating at In-N-Out or Whataburger. We were really hoping for better food and service.

"My recent visit to Gordon Ramsay Burger at Planet Hollywood was a mixed experience with both highs and lows. It's definitely a fancy burger spot with high expectations. 1. **Chicken Wings**: At first bite, I found them to be too sour, but I quickly changed my mind. The BBQ sweet sauce was delightful, melting in your mouth, and the wings ended up being juicy and not dry at all. I'd rate them a solid 4/5 stars. 2. **Backyard Burger**: Let's talk about the bun - it was absolutely different from anything on the market. Freshly made, crispy on the outside while remaining soft and moist inside. I ordered the burger medium, and the patty was cooked to perfection, making it a satisfying experience. Another 4/5 stars. 3. **Wagyu Burger**: Priced at $50, it's definitely a splurge. Unfortunately, it didn't live up to the hype. My brother ordered it medium, but it was too raw and overly sweet for our taste. Given the cost, it fell short of expectations, earning just 3/5 stars. Overall, the flavors were intriguing, and while some dishes were a hit, others missed the mark. I hope to see more consistency in future visits!"

It was my bf and I first time here and it was honestly okay. He had gotten the $50 burger and I got the stout burger. The burgers were a bit bland so it was quite disappointing seeing how many people wait just to eat here. In n out taste better and it is cheaper than what we were served. I don't think I'd come back but it was an okay first time experience

The best burger I have EVER had in my life! If you like blue cheese, you have to get the blue cheeseburger!! And the onion rings! OMG!!! The service was amazing!

Ambiance: I understand it is Vegas and in the casino, but the music is way too loud, I have never had to speak so loud in my life, in order for my husband to hear me, who was only across a short and small sized table. Service: It was a little slow, but good service and communication with the server about the delay. Drinks refilled in a timely manner. Food: Huge disappointment. The salad comes with the dressing already mixed in. It tasted heavy for a salad, and we couldn't force ourselves to finish it, 1/5. The onions rings were ok, 2.5/5, basic, nothing too special about them. The fries were ok as well, steak fries without any seasoning at all, 2/5. My husband had the farmhouse burger and he said he would rate it a 2.5/5. I tasted his, and even though he rated it so low, his burger was definitely better than my Hell's Kitchen burger. My burger was a 2/5. It was lacking fuckn salt, idiot! [Channeling my inner Ramsey- he has "idiot" merchandise sold at this restaurant]. It looks good, but it wasn't. Even if salt was added, it was just lacking something. All these additional toppings, but not much flavor, what gives? We were impressed by Hell's Kitchen, but highly disappointed here. Never again.