Gordon Ramsay Pub Grill Caesars Palace Las Vegas

Ordered food and drinks at the same time and was surprised when our food beat the drinks to the table. Drinks were nothing complicated, just a few pints of beer. Lobster Roll apps were the highlight of the meal, the lobster Mac n cheese was akin to a box of Annie’s with some lobster thrown in for good measure. I have to say though that the Chicken Tikka Masala was quite possibly the worst meal I have ever eaten in Vegas and reminded me of chicken in a can homepride cook-in sauce from the early 80’s. Rice was shockingly bad and I guess it’s tough to screw up store bought naan….. We’d been looking forward to this place for a few years, but I’m guessing that’ll be the last time we visit.

It was really delicious. The onion soup was phenomenal.

Fast and very good service, fish and chips are outstanding quality. The overall noise wasn’t because of the pub itself, it is part of the venue experience I guess! To be tried!

Our food and server were excellent. Our food came out very quickly. I docked it one star as we had a reservation for 5 pm which was in the middle of a shift change and we were asked to come back 3 times before they were ready to seat us. Meanwhile, other people were already seated in the restaurant. Pick a reservation at 4:45 or 5:15 if you have an early show you are going to.

This was my second visit to the restaurant. During my first visit, I tried the chicken marsala, which was decent. It was my first experience at a Gordon Ramsay restaurant, and I also had the pulled rib nachos, which were fantastic. However, on this second visit, I noticed that the beer wasn’t very cold. Given that the restaurant has "pub" in its name, I expected the beer to be icy cold. The fish and chips were quite bland; I'd say Pete's fish and chips are better. I did enjoy a side of potatoes, which were delicious. Overall, spending $100 for a mediocre meal feels too pricey, and I probably won't be returning. Additionally, there were no vegetarian or vegan options available.