CRUSH American Grill

Great overall, only issue was a rowdy drunk crew that were pretty loud a good chunk of the time. Other than that, great environment with great food.

Loved our experience. The bartender Jamie was great! We will be back because of HER. Food excellent - Had Pizza and Burger and we devoured it. Decided to stay for another cocktail after dinner due to the super experience. 7 PM reservation and Date Night. (Girls at the front were so nice also)

It was a very nice dinner. The service was great, and the food was really good. We had a great time and I would definitely recommend it.

Salad was great. Filet was cooked well, port sauce was good. Fingerling potatoes were ok. No bread or other pre-meal food. You pay resort prices. Salad and steak was 100$.

Our evening was truly a wonderful experience at Crush. It was my daughter's 21st Birthday and the food, service, plus atmosphere was perfect!

We had an early dinner at the Crush and were impressed with the ambience, staff and quality of food. Lelaine was very attentive and gave us great suggestions for our meal. We were looking for a light dinner/drinks and she suggested their daily special that was not on the menu. It was absolutely delicious. We even had room for a dessert and their Tiramisu was absolute hit!Very pleasant place and atmosphere to have a nice dinner and conversation. Will definitely be back.

Excellent service and delicious food. Menu is a bit on the small side but has something for everyone. Only down side is that it is close to the casino gaming floor so there is some noise from that and you can smell cigarette smoke from the casino. We sat towards the front so maybe if seated in the rear it wouldn't be an issue.

The food was just ok. Definitely NOT worth the $$$ Had the filet. It was good, but not $76 good Not sure if they were understaffed during our visit, but the service was very slow. We've been eating at Crush for many years. We won't be back

Food was very good, the ambiance was excellent, our server appeared annoyed with us because we were not ordering cocktails and had young kids. It was a Saturday night and the place was empty. You think they would be grateful and go above and beyond for what few tables there were. I would recommend Crush if on a business trip or with adults looking to have some drinks in a cool place, but not if you're a family with kids.

For the high price, the food was very bad. Shrimp appetizer was disappointing— you basically can't get shrimp any smaller than that. The pasta my kids ordered was tough and they didn't really eat it. Only redeeming dish was the 12 oz sirloin with mashed potatoes. Our server was super professional and on top of things but when the food is that bad, you feel like you are being ripped off. We ordered a bottle of wine and they brought out a half bottle (375 ml) and when we were surprised at it they acted like we were in the wrong. These corporate style restaurants seem to be on a race to the bottom: maximize the profit margin by preparing the cheapest lowest quality ingredients and charging astronomical prices because the place “looks like a fine dining restaurant.” Very formulaic— you know the type of restaurants I'm talking about.

Food was excellent and the service was pretty good. I would definitely go back however I believe with the way it's setup a live jazz band could make it even better.

Seabass was amazing along with the lobster Mac n cheese. You have to get the Coco Crush cocktail. Amazing!

Excellent service - attentive server - delicious food - Sea Bass was great - Martini was one of the best!

Service was very slow. Was not crowded. I had put in the reservation that it was a special occasion for a Birthday. Zero acknowledgement.

This was our first time at Crush and sadly, it was underwhelming. The food was uninspired and the service was very spotty. Although we had a dinner reservation for Saturday night, it was not necessary as the restaurant was half empty the entire time we were there ... not a good sign. Unfortunately, I do not think this restaurant/concept is going to last as there are too many "better" restaurants at MGM Grand and most certainly in Las Vegas.