Ruth's Chris Steak House

In Las Vegas, Ruth’s Chris Steak House is a direct choice when the brief is clear: a classic American steakhouse with seafood, a fine-dining hotel setting, a polished evening meal built around familiar steakhouse dishes.

The value case is simple. At about $75 per person, this is not a bargain dinner, but it sits in a useful lane for Las Vegas: serious enough for an occasion, easy to understand, familiar enough for diners who want a classic steakhouse meal. The Wine Spectator Award of Excellence in 2026 gives the restaurant a confirmed recognition point.

A dependable Las Vegas steakhouse

This location matters because it offers a fine-dining steakhouse option in Las Vegas with a familiar Ruth’s Chris identity. For someone who has eaten here once and is deciding whether to return, the reason to go back is category clarity: it is built for a direct steakhouse evening.

The setting is fine-dining and hotel-based, making it better suited to a polished dinner than a casual drop-in. Smart casual dress is the listed dress code, so dinner-appropriate clothing is the safe move.

The menu identity is classic American steakhouse with seafood, the listed signatures point toward familiar steakhouse comfort: Cowboy Ribeye, Tomahawk Ribeye, Chilean Sea Bass, Stuffed Chicken Breast, Lobster Mac & Cheese, Sweet Potato Casserole. The stronger order here is to lean into the steakhouse lane. If the table is split between beef and seafood, this works better than a narrower steak-only choice.

Who should book it, who should skip it

Book it when you want a polished, recognizable dinner with enough range for different appetites. The nightly 4–10 PM schedule also makes it better for dinner than lunch; the hours point to an evening meal rather than a midday stop.

Skip it if the main goal is something outside the confirmed steakhouse profile. The restaurant’s strengths are category clarity, a fine-dining steakhouse setting, confirmed recognition, smart casual dress, a menu anchored by steakhouse signatures. That is enough for the right night, especially when the goal is a familiar Las Vegas steakhouse dinner.

For planning, use the confirmed basics: classic American steakhouse with seafood, smart casual dress, about $75 per person, daily dinner hours from 4–10 PM. Build the meal around steaks, seafood, listed sides such as Lobster Mac & Cheese or Sweet Potato Casserole. For broader planning around the city, use our full Las Vegas restaurants guide, or pair the meal with our full Las Vegas hotels guide, our full Las Vegas bars guide, our full Las Vegas wineries guide, our full Las Vegas experiences guide.