Choose a Gordon Ramsay restaurant in Las Vegas by meal format and exact location: Steak at Paris for a steakhouse dinner, Hell’s Kitchen in front of Caesars Palace for the television-inspired setting, Pub & Grill inside Caesars Palace for British pub dishes, Burger at Planet Hollywood or Flamingo, Fish & Chips at the LINQ Promenade, or Ramsay’s Kitchen at Harrah’s for another sit-down dinner.
There is no single winner for every group. Compare the dishes you want, the complete bill, and the route to your next booking. The same chef’s name does not mean the restaurants share a menu, reservation policy, or price.
Official restaurant and menu information checked October 16, 2026. Listed prices and hours are references, subject to change; confirm your exact date and location.
Pick the restaurant that fits the meal
| Restaurant | Where | Decision to make |
|---|---|---|
| Gordon Ramsay Steak | Paris, 3655 S. Las Vegas Boulevard | Choose this format for a planned steakhouse dinner; price the specific cut, sides, and drinks |
| Hell’s Kitchen | In front of Caesars Palace, 3570 S. Las Vegas Boulevard | Consider it if the show-inspired kitchen and signature-dish menu are part of your reason to visit |
| Pub & Grill | Inside Caesars Palace, 3570 S. Las Vegas Boulevard | Compare British pub dishes and beer choices; this is a separate venue from Hell’s Kitchen |
| Burger | Planet Hollywood, 3667; or Flamingo, 3555 S. Las Vegas Boulevard | Choose the branch first, then check that branch’s menu and service options |
| Fish & Chips | LINQ Promenade, 3545 S. Las Vegas Boulevard | Fast-casual format without a reservation; allow for the queue and food preparation |
| Ramsay’s Kitchen | Harrah’s, 3475 S. Las Vegas Boulevard | Another dinner option to compare with the other seated restaurants |
Steak, Hell’s Kitchen, or Pub & Grill?
The official Steak page locates it within Paris and lists daily dinner hours of 4–10:30 p.m. A steakhouse meal is a different purchase from a burger or counter-service box. Check whether your desired dish is sold individually or within a set menu before comparing the bill.
Hell’s Kitchen’s location page describes the red and blue show kitchen and places the restaurant in front of Caesars Palace. Allow time to reach its entrance rather than assuming a table is directly off the casino floor.
Pub & Grill is near the Colosseum and Forum Shops entrance. Its published description includes British dishes such as shepherd’s pie and fish and chips. The “patio” described by the restaurant extends toward the casino floor; do not book expecting an outdoor Strip patio.
Burger, Fish & Chips, or Ramsay’s Kitchen?
The Planet Hollywood Burger page lists burgers, fries, milkshakes, dine-in and takeaway options, and directs reservation questions to the restaurant. The separate Flamingo page identifies its own branch. Compare location-specific menus; do not assume that a dish or service option at one applies at the other.
Fish & Chips at the LINQ describes a fast-casual visit with no reservation required. Its Las Vegas menu offers a build-your-own box structure with a protein, chips, and two sauces. Check the current order total and any additions; an old fixed combo price is not a current quote.
Ramsay’s Kitchen at Harrah’s lists daily hours of 4–10 p.m. Check its own menu and booking calendar rather than treating it as another name for Hell’s Kitchen.
A published menu example: Hell’s Kitchen lunch
The reviewed official Las Vegas menu lists a three-course lunch from 11 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. at $105.95 per person, with an optional $59.95 wine pairing. Its displayed courses include a starter choice, Beef Wellington, and sticky toffee pudding. Confirm current availability and inclusions for your reservation.
At those listed menu amounts, two lunches are $211.90. Two wine pairings add $119.90, making $331.80 before any applicable tax, gratuity, mandatory charges, supplements, or other purchases. Those figures do not establish a dinner price or a final checkout total. You can compare the set menu with what your group would actually order à la carte.
Before choosing the “best” option
- Open the menu for the correct branch and meal period. Check sides, drinks, supplements, and any required purchases.
- Review the reservation’s deposit, cancellation, and no-show terms before paying.
- Ask the restaurant about allergies, dietary needs, access, or group arrangements before relying on a menu label.
- Leave travel and service time before a show. A casual format does not guarantee a short queue or a fixed meal duration.
For more planning, compare dinner costs for two, vegetarian and vegan dining choices, or a Bellagio versus Caesars Palace stay around your meal plans.
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