Where to Have Thanksgiving Dinner in Las Vegas
Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas means dining in style.
Think Strip-side views, celebrity-chef kitchens, and buffets overflowing with festive favorites. From classic turkey dinners to gourmet tasting menus, the city’s top restaurants pull out all the stops for the holiday.
Whether you’re planning a special night out or a laid-back meal with family, we’ve put together a guide for where to find some of the best Thanksgiving dinners in Las Vegas this year, complete with festive menus, pricing, and reservation details.
Quick Look At What’s On The Menu For Thanksgiving In Las Vegas
| Restaurant | Type of Meal | Price Range |
| Ramsay’s Kitchen at Harrah’s Las Vegas | Traditional Steakhouse | $86.95 per person |
| Barry’s Downtown Prime at Circa | Traditional / Steakhouse | À la carte (entrées $79–$89) |
| The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas | Buffet / Traditional | ~$80–$100 per adult |
| Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris Las Vegas | French-Inspired / Fine Dining | $135 per person |
| Oscar’s Steakhouse at Plaza Hotel | Traditional Steakhouse | $110 per person |
| Ciao Vino Ristorante in Summerlin | Italian-Inspired / Traditional | $45 per person |
| Park MGM Restaurants (Primrose, Bavette’s, NoMad, Toscana, etc.) | Varied (Traditional, Steakhouse, Italian) | $55–$105 per person |
| Bazaar Meat by José Andrés at SAHARA Las Vegas | Modernist / Fine Dining | $165 per person |
| Carmine’s at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace | Family-Style / Traditional Italian-American | $295 per feast (serves 6–8) |
Detailed Look At 9+ Restaurants Serving Up Thanksgiving Dinner
Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen
Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen offers one of the best Thanksgiving feasts inside his signature restaurant at Harrah’s Las Vegas.
This year’s special menu features a choice of Caesar Salad or Onion Soup to start, a prime rib dinner, and then a choice of Sticky Toffee pudding or Eton Mess.
The dinner is available from 4 PM to 10 PM on Thanksgiving Day and is priced at a very reasonable $69.95 per person.
Barry’s Downtown Prime
Barry’s Downtown Prime at Circa is serving a Thanksgiving dinner that combines steakhouse sophistication with holiday comfort at a reasonable price.
The special menu features dishes like Butternut Squash Soup, Organic Turkey with classic trimmings, Roasted Prime Rib, Traditional Stuffing, and Pumpkin Cheesecake topped with whipped cream and pumpkin seed brittle.
If you don’t want to dine in, there’s also an option for you to take dinner home with their to-go meals.
Each meal includes Diestel Family Ranch, Free Range Organic Turkey, accompanied by a full spread of sides. That’s everything from traditional stuffing, baby glazed carrots, George Maloof Creamed corn, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, fresh cranberry sauce, and turkey gravy.
Dinner begins at 4 PM on Thanksgiving Day, with à la carte pricing starting at $79 per entrée.
The Buffet at Wynn
The Buffet at Wynn offers the best buffet experience in Las Vegas, and for Thanksgiving, it transforms into a holiday showcase. The menu features everything from herb-roasted turkey and prime rib to glazed ham, sausage stuffing, and an impressive dessert spread.
Guests can enjoy endless plates of seasonal favorites alongside the buffet’s signature seafood, carving, and pastry stations.
The Thanksgiving Day pricing starts around $80–$100 per adult, with children aged 3–9 dining at half price.
On Thanksgiving Thursday, only brunch reservations remain, but you can enjoy the holiday menu on Friday and over the weekend.
The holiday feast is served during regular hours, brunch from 8 AM to 1 PM, and dinner from 1 PM to 9 PM.
Eiffel Tower Restaurant
Eiffel Tower Restaurant at the Paris Hotel & Resort offers one of the most scenic and exquisite Thanksgiving dinners in Las Vegas. As you would expect, the restaurant combines gourmet French-inspired cuisine with sweeping views of the Bellagio Fountains and the Strip below.
This year’s three-course menu features starters like Pumpkin Soup, Duck Confit, and Spice Cake Croutons or Autumn Greens, Poached Pears, and Pistachio Granola, followed by a choice of Traditional Turkey with chestnut dressing, Slow-Braised Wild Salmon, Beef Tenderlion, or Crepe Parisienne.
Dessert options include Pecan Pie or the restaurant’s signature Pumpkin Soufflé.
The dinner is served from 4:30 PM to 9:30 PM on Thanksgiving Day and is priced at $135 per person.
Oscar’s Steakhouse
If you’re looking for an old-school Las Vegas experience, then you’ll want to take a look at Oscar’s Steakhouse.
The steakhouse is known for its classic ambiance and glass-domed dining room, it’s regularly featured in lists of the best Vegas steakhouses.
This Thanksgiving, the restaurant offers a three-course holiday menu starting with Butternut Squash Soup, followed by roasted turkey with all the trimmings, and a choice of Maple Pumpkin or Pecan Pie for dessert.
The Thanksgiving dinner is available from 4 PM to 9 PM and is priced at $110 per person.
Ciao Vino Ristorante
A place away from the Strip and Downtown is Ciao Vino Ristorante in Summerlin.
They offer a cozy, fall-inspired Thanksgiving experience with an Italian twist.
The three-course menu begins with Butternut Squash Soup, followed by Slow-Roasted Turkey infused with Tuscan flavors, and finishes with a Pumpkin Tart à la Mode. Priced at $45 per person, it’s one of the best-value Thanksgiving dinners in Las Vegas.
The restaurant will be open from 11 AM to 7 PM on Thanksgiving Day, making it a great option for both early and late diners looking for a relaxed, neighborhood-style celebration.
Thanksgiving at Park MGM
Park MGM has several restaurants celebrating Thanksgiving, each offering a unique experience and catering to different budgets.
Primrose serves a three-course dinner featuring Potato-Leek Soup, Roasted Turkey with all the trimmings, and a Pumpkin Chiffon Tart for dessert. The dinner is priced at $55 per person and begins at 4 PM.
For a classic steakhouse vibe, Bavette’s Steakhouse & Bar will feature Slow-Roasted Prime Rib with natural jus for $84.99, with optional Candied Sweet Potatoes for $16.99. Over at NoMad Library, guests can enjoy an elegant three-course meal with dishes like Creamy Parsnip Soup, Herb-Roasted Turkey with family-style sides, and Pumpkin Cheesecake for dessert, priced at $105 per person.
Those looking for something more casual can visit La Pizza & La Pasta inside Eataly for special Short Rib Ravioli, or opt for a refined Italian four-course dinner at Toscana Ristorante & Bar, featuring Burrata with mushrooms, Short Rib Agnolotti, Italian-Style Roasted Turkey, and a Pumpkin–Mascarpone Tart for $95 per person (with optional wine pairing for +$49).
Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres
This year’s holiday menu at Bazaar Meat features a mix of José Andrés’ signature Bazaar classics, such as the indulgent Delmonico Potatoes, alongside special dishes created just for the occasion. Guests can expect a braised turkey roulade with brown gravy, Spanish “migas” with butifarra sausage, and parsnip purée, all served with the restaurant’s signature flair.
Dessert highlights include a roasted apple puff pastry, offering a sweet finish to one of Las Vegas’s most inventive Thanksgiving dinners.
The special holiday tasting menu is priced at $165 per person, with an optional wine pairing for $90, and will be served from 5 PM to 10 PM on Thanksgiving Day.
Carmine’s
Rounding off our list is Carmine’s at the Forum Shops inside Caesars Palace. It’s the perfect spot for families or groups looking to share a classic Thanksgiving feast, served in the restaurant’s signature family-style fashion.
Their holiday package includes a 16–18 lb. whole roasted turkey with sausage and sage stuffing, cranberry sauce, and a generous spread of sides like Brussels sprouts with bacon, mashed potatoes with giblet gravy, string beans, baby carrots, and sweet potatoes topped with marshmallows.
The full feast serves 6–8 people and is priced at $295, with optional pumpkin or apple pies available for $30 each.
Dine-in and takeout options are both available on Thanksgiving Day.
Thanksgiving in Las Vegas
Thanksgiving in Las Vegas is as much about the experience as it is about the food.
Whether you choose an elegant prix-fixe dinner overlooking the Strip, a lively buffet packed with holiday favorites, or a cozy neighborhood restaurant away from the crowds, there’s no shortage of memorable ways to celebrate.
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No matter where you dine, Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas guarantees great food, warm hospitality, and a touch of the city’s signature sparkle.
