At the beginning of May my daughters and I visited Las Vegas for 6 nights. We did not stay at the Stratosphere but decided to book the restaurant for Sunday lunch. We viewed the set menu on line on Saturday and booked for the following day. When we arrived we were seated at our table but when given the menu... More

I have eaten here a few times before - and unfortunately, the competence of the service hasn't improved! In 2009, I was served my meal, but given no cutlery... In 2013, I was served my meal, but only given HALF my cutlery!! Have only ever eaten lunch in this restaurant, and the fixed price menu is surprisingly cheap for the... More

What a way to eat! The view is awesome from up there but they have a dress code. Business Casual. No shorts or flip flops, understandable. The service and food was the greatest! Only critc I can come with is that it's expensive. Yet again, you get some value back :-)

After comparing at prices for lunch versus dinner we decided to go for a late lunch. We chose the 3 course meal at $45 per person. It consisted of soup (we chose lobster bisque), a small filet and lobster tail, and 2 small desserts. Everything was well prepared, served well, and delicious. The filet was especially tender and flavorful. The... More

The restaurant revolves and you get a 360 degree view of Las Vegas and the mountains. Also, you can see people bungy jumping off the top, seriously - While you eat a fantastic meal. The free range chicken was scruptuous and my wife's vegetarian meal "out of this world" great.

For the price of the food, I was expecting much greater quality. There is a $50 minimum per person, which is not difficult to reach, but the quality of the food was certainly disappointing for the price. The view is beautiful and the experience of being at the top is really great.

We dined at the Top of the world restaurant, in the stratosphere and the food was excellent. The executive chef, Rick Giffen is awesome, hospitable, and very accommodating. We especially liked the orange butter and asked, if we could purchase some of it, to take home. Rick, not only sent us the butter, in pastry tubes, but FedExed it to... More

Dinner at the Top of the World was to celebrate My Wife's Birthday Expensive but worth every cent The view from a window table was incredible and matched by the quality of food and service this rotating dining room is an experience in itself Good food, Good wine and the best view of a Vegas sunset and then with dusk... More

We went here in April after we had heard so much about it. Whilst a little expensive and you know that you are paying pretty much for the views - it is definitely worth it, We took a 5 course set menu option, accompanied by a 'wine flight'. Starter of caesar salad was standard, a nice light starter. this was... More