Best Fine Dining Restaurants in Town Square

It was great, we went with a group of five, got there 5 minutes late even though we left 30 minutes early. We got a notification that our table was ready at 11:20 (our reservation was for 11:45) we had to find parking since they’re located right on the strip. It took a while even though we cut through the casino. The place was very nice, we waited a minute or two for our table. The staff was very friendly and gave us suggestions. The food didn’t take very long to come. The views we got were great. The seats were comfortable, and the table was clean. It was honestly amazing. We got the Wellington, chicken, and filet. And the Mac and cheese, Brussel sprout, and the mashed. Everything was great. No one at our table had and complaints or dislikes about the food, sides, or garnish. No negatives at all besides the parking.

OMG I had the best steak sandwich EVER!!! We had a birthday lunch….Emma our server Is the BEST…..great Carmel Espresso Martinis For desert!!!

Great vegan food! We were in Vegas for CES and I brought 3 non vegan friends and it was a hit. We had the calamari, meatballs and impossible cigars both phenomenal. Meatballs are a touch spicy if you don’t like spicy. We shared caesar’s salad, and the 3 pizzas and my favorite of the pizzas were the pepperoni. Our service was great. Been here before and will be there again!

Have been here numerous times over the years. Tonight was Jan 6, 2025. Food, service was excellent. The room is attractive. If you have a car, they have their own valet service and it’s free. Rare in Vegas. Bar tenders were also excellent.

If you enter the address into Apple Maps it directs you to Saks Off Fifth in Town Square. The restaurant is located next door to Perla Bridal in Town Square- the front entrance is located directly in the of the Town Square Park. Guest House Vegas had what I believe was a soft opening on New Years Eve and now they’re fully open to the public. The restaurant is gorgeous as are the servers and waitstaff. It’s reminiscent of Jing in Downtown Summerlin but more upscale. They have a live DJ each night and the mix played was pop and hip hop over house beats. It’s truly an art! I was grooving the entire evening. It fit the vibe of the restaurant well. The restaurant is dimly lit but they’ve added cute stick lights to each table that not only add to the ambiance but allows you to read the menu. The wait staff is very attentive and I don’t see this changing as the restaurant ages. They were all kind, and ready to offer suggestions. When I went to the restroom I returned to a fresh, folded napkin at my table. I started with one of the Alice in Wonderland themed theatrical drinks. It was served in a forest encapsulated in a dome. It was suggested to drink while the fog from the dome was still present. The food was amazing. I’ll definitely be back because I’d like to try their ribeye steak and the hundred layer cake. I think both things I’d need a friend to help me finish. On this visit I had the scallops for my starter along with the Caesar gem salad. For my entree I ordered the braised short-rib. I finished with the lemon cheesecake which also theatrical. You cracked what looked to be a candied lemon to allow a lemon filling to ooze out of it. During my dining experience I met operating managers Skyler and Megan who checked in periodically to ensure I was enjoying myself. I highly suggest this restaurant. I’m sure they’re going to be packed every night because it’s considered a social club and has such an amazing vibe.