British Restaurants in Las Vegas, NV

“My brother and I were traveling on 6/14, through Boulder City. We seen the name of this restaurant and had to try it. We are from Illinois and love pasty. (Past-e) When we got inside, neither one ordered pasty. He had the chicken pot pie and I had the Rueben. We also had the fries with garlic. I cannot remember our waitresses name. Emily?? Dark hair, a few piercings. She was fabulous! Answered all our questions and we had a lot. Highly recommended! Food and service were outstanding!!“

“It's a really good place to go see games and have a drink“

“While exploring the Las Vegas Strip, we happened to wander into Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill at Caesars Palace about 30 minutes before closing. As first-time guests, we weren’t sure what to expect, but we were pleasantly surprised from the moment we arrived.

We were offered seats at the bar and immediately welcomed by two friendly and attentive bartenders who provided excellent service throughout our visit. Even with closing time approaching, we never felt rushed.

We ordered a margarita, a Black & Tan, and two orders of fish and chips. The drinks were excellent, and the fish and chips were the standout of the meal—served piping hot, fresh, crispy, and absolutely delicious. The quality of the food, especially so close to closing time, was impressive.

For a Las Vegas Strip restaurant, the total bill of about $120 for two fish and chips, a margarita, and a beer felt fair given the location, quality of the food, and level of service.

My only complaint was the noticeable sour/spoiled beer smell in the bar area. It was hard to ignore and took away slightly from an otherwise outstanding experience.

Overall, this was a fantastic first visit to Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill. Great food, great drinks, and exceptional hospitality. We would absolutely return and would gladly recommend it to anyone visiting Las Vegas.“