Restaurant Guy Savoy
Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace is the only U.S. home of the three-Michelin-star Parisian legend — refined French tasting menus headlined by the iconic artichoke-and-truffle soup. A pinnacle Las Vegas fine-dining experience.
Restaurant Guy Savoy Las Vegas: Menu, Reviews & What to Expect
Restaurant Guy Savoy brings the three-Michelin-star artistry of its Parisian flagship to Caesars Palace — the only outpost of the legendary chef's restaurant in the United States. Refined, multi-course French menus showcase signatures like the artichoke-and-truffle soup served with toasted brioche.
It's a formal, special-occasion destination with impeccable service and a dress code to match. Opt for a tasting menu and savour a long, celebratory evening. Reservations recommended.
Insider tip The artichoke-and-truffle soup with toasted brioche is the dish that made Guy Savoy famous — order it; and dress smartly, as this is formal, occasion-level dining.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Restaurant Guy Savoy known for?
It's the only U.S. outpost of the three-Michelin-star Paris original, known for refined French tasting menus and signatures like the artichoke-and-truffle soup with toasted brioche.
Is there a dress code at Guy Savoy?
Yes — it's formal fine dining with a smart dress code. Dress elegantly to match the occasion, and reserve ahead.
Cuisine French
Price $$$$
Where Caesars Palace
Reservations Recommended — book ahead, especially weekends
