Golden Steer Steakhouse Las Vegas

Golden Steer Steakhouse Las Vegas is a restaurant in Las Vegas, NV, serving steak and seafood. Founded in 1958, the restaurant began as a small establishment with a bar and dining room, growing over the decades by annexing neighboring shops and, in the 1970s, expanding into a larger bar with a Victorian ambiance evoking the Gold Rush era of San Francisco. The Las Vegas location is one of two Golden Steer steakhouses, with a sister location in New York, and is known for drawing on the legacy of Old Las Vegas when Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. were regulars. The restaurant offers four private dining rooms for special events: The Mob Room, The Western Lounge, The Gamblers Den, and The Armory. Beyond its dining service, Golden Steer sells steaks, seasonings, butters, grilling items, gifts, and merchandise for at-home use, along with a Marilyn Monroe-inspired product line. Customer support is available seven days a week, and the Las Vegas steakhouse can be reached at [email protected].

The Las Vegas restaurant sits on West Sahara Avenue, with South Las Vegas Boulevard about a fifth of a mile east. Meadows Village Library is within a short walk, roughly a fifth of a mile from the entrance, placing the steakhouse on the edge of the city's main resort corridor. Allure Las Vegas Tower I is also nearby.

Golden Steer Steakhouse holds a rating of 4.60 from more than sixty years of operation in the same city, a longevity matched by few Las Vegas steakhouses and reinforced by steady customer feedback.