A genuine dining destination
Over the past two decades, the Strip has built one of the densest concentrations of ambitious, high-end restaurants in the United States, spanning a huge range of cuisines and formats — this is a real shift from the city's old reputation as purely a buffet town.
Reservations
The best-known rooms book up meaningfully in advance, especially for weekend dinner slots — if a specific restaurant is a priority for your trip, reserve as soon as your dates are fixed rather than assuming you can walk in.
Dress codes
Higher-end restaurants typically enforce a smart-casual or formal dress code — check the specific restaurant's policy when you book so you're not caught out at the door.
Budgeting for it
Tasting menus and top-tier steakhouses carry serious price tags even by Vegas standards; if fine dining is a trip priority, it's worth building your budget around one or two exceptional meals rather than spreading it thin across many.