Mastro's Ocean Club

Mastro’s Ocean Club in Las Vegas is an upscale steakhouse and seafood fine-dining choice with a price point of about $125 per person. It fits diners looking for a dressed-up dinner built around steakhouse and seafood signatures, rich sides, a signature dessert.

The confirmed details point to dinner service rather than lunch. Hours are 5–9 PM Monday through Thursday and 5–10 PM Friday through Sunday. The dress code is business casual, so plan for a polished evening meal rather than a casual drop-in.

The Las Vegas setting makes this a strong special-occasion pick

Mastro’s Ocean Club is best understood as a premium steakhouse-and-seafood dinner in Las Vegas. The appeal is direct: a recognizable fine-dining category, a higher price point, menu signatures that suit celebrations, client dinners, dressed-up dates.

Signature dishes include the Three-Tiered Seafood Tower, Lobster Mashed Potatoes, Chilean Sea Bass, Filet Mignon, Bone-In Ribeye, Signature Warm Butter Cake. That lineup makes the restaurant strongest for groups that want classic steakhouse and seafood choices.

The restaurant also has a confirmed Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence for 2026. That recognition is a useful trust signal alongside a premium steak-and-seafood dinner.

Book dinner for the full experience, dress like the room expects effort

Dinner is the confirmed service window. Mastro’s Ocean Club is open Monday through Thursday from 5–9 PM and Friday through Sunday from 5–10 PM, so do not plan around lunch service unless the restaurant separately confirms a change.

The dress code is business casual. For this kind of upscale steakhouse and seafood fine dining, that means the restaurant is better suited to a polished night out than an ultra-casual meal. If you are comparing options for a broader itinerary, the full Las Vegas restaurants guide can help you weigh other dining styles around the city.

At $125 per person, the value case depends on occasion fit. The restaurant makes the most sense when the table wants a premium dinner with steakhouse and seafood signatures, not when the goal is the lowest-cost meal or a highly casual setting.

Who should book it, who should pass

Book Mastro’s Ocean Club for anniversaries, birthdays, client dinners, group meals where the host wants a polished, easy-to-understand luxury format. It works especially well when one person wants seafood, another wants steak, the table wants a classic fine-dining experience in Las Vegas.

Pass if the priority is lunch or a casual budget meal. For a broader city read before committing, use Las Vegas dining coverage and compare Mastro’s Ocean Club with other Las Vegas restaurants by budget, mood, occasion.

If the decision is simple, make it on occasion fit. For a dressed-up Las Vegas dinner with upscale steakhouse and seafood signatures, shortlist it. For a casual or daytime meal, look elsewhere.