Upscale Vegas Restaurants

Of all the upscale restaurants in Vegas, you probably can't go much better than the ones in the beautiful Bellagio. There's no better way to charm a ladythan at a Las Vegas fine dining experience with a view of the Bellagio Fountain shows.

• Picasso: They've got lots of wine and are located in the conservatory among lots of flowers. Those two alone are enough reason to come here, but the European food and fancy Picasso paintings on the walls make this a well rounded meal.
• Michael Mina: This popular Vegas seafood restaurant is open for dinner only and is basically Las Vegas Fine Dining at it's finest. Most people stick to the Prix-Fixe meals for about $120 a head, but if you bring a date that doesn't eat meat, then you're in luck, because those dinners aren't nearly as pricey. Yes, there are benefits to dating a vegetarian!
• Le Cirque: You don't have to go all the way over to Paris to get your French fixings. They've got lots of sommeliers to help you pick out wines to go with the unique foods they serve up at ridiculously high prices. Las Vegas fine dining doesn't get any more playful than this.

Las Vegas brings the best from all over the world into one city. They've recreated New York, Paris, Italy, and give you foods from even more places than that. When you can't travel to every country in the world, go to the Vegas upscale restaurants to still experience all the worldly cuisines.

• Zefferino: Here is one of the best Vegas upscale restaurants that serves up some gourmet Italian seafood. Like everything else in the Venetian Hotel, it's not super affordable, although if you're looking for fine dining in Vegas, you won't get cheap anyways. Even the meals on special will set you back a pretty penny. Yikes!  
• Eiffel Tower Restaurant: Yep, this is just like eating in Paris , and you'll easily spend as much as you would actually going to Paris on one meal. Actually, it's not that expensive, but it's easily just about the most expensive restaurant in town. Make sure you dress proper, and don't just put on a beret and think you're in the dress code. Make reservations in advance, and why dine in any of the Vegas upscale restaurants unless you're there for sunset?