Best Restaurants for Foodies in Green Valley Ranch

Finally got to experience Hells Kitchen and it was wonderful. Had the 3 course meal as it was all the items I wanted and upgraded it with fois gras and truffle shavings. Highly recommend this spot and make a reservation early as possible as it’s crazy busy

I took my Mom here while visiting her in Henderson. She has some ambulatory problems and I wrote that in the note when making the reservations. They had two table options for us when we arrived and were very attentive throughout our meal. Service could not have been better. The wontons were delicious as were the Grumpy and beet salad. Our entrees were excellent. My mom had the tritip encrusted in coffee and I had scallops with shrimp risotto. The wine and cocktails were excellent and very reasonably priced for the quality. I’ll be taking her again. It was a breath of fresh air going to an individual owned, local restaurant.

We had a 5:30 reservation on Christmas Eve, were greeted warmly by everyone, and were seated immediately. I haven't been to Vegas in over 30 years and was surprised to see how many fine restaurants are essentially in malls and casinos. Bazaar Mar is beautifully appointed, but I will admit, it took me a while to adjust to the fact that part of my view was of a shopping mall. That being said, our experience was superb. We opted for Jose's Creative Experience at $275 a head, and feel we made an excellent choice. Our waiter John was incredibly knowledgably and enthusiastic. Hubby's cocktail was smoked table side to start our culinary journey. Where to begin? I think there were 14 courses in all. It's hard to pick a favorite, but some highlights.... The Jamón Ibérico was like butter...salty, ham flavored butter! Also LOVED the tempura red snapper, the lobster salad, and the Anchoas Don Bocarte (which was essentially toast slathered with butter and whole anchovies) The pacing was perfect, start to finish we were there for 3 fantastic hours. It was an incredibly creative, memorable meal. Even at $275 a head, we felt we got incredible value. Bravo!!!

Massive Christmas Eve dinner! Smokin' Peaches ($15×2): Got that slightly sour, but smooth and buzzy taste. Basque Fries ($8 Happy Hour): Extra crispy prep, thin herbalicious crunchy batter and super fluffy potato insides, enhanced even more by the tangy remoulade. Large portion. Prime Rib ($55): One of the Daily Specials. 14oz of juicy medium-rare meltaway meat, minimal fat, with included silky buttery mashed potatoes and huge snappy asparagus spears. Glass of Anko 2021 Malbec ($10): Full pour. Vanilla Bean Crème Brûlée ($12): Light enough to cap off a hefty dinner, but large enough to share if so inclined. Creamy custard, the sugar top at the perfect thin crackable and torched consistency, with giant fresh and sugared berries. Value: As enormous as the portion sizes. Atmosphere: Festive. Service: Outgoing and professional from Stevan helming the bar.

We chose the tour at Green Valley Ranch Resort. Everything went as advertised even though none of the restaurants showed we had a reservation. All were very pleasant and after showing my email confirmation seated us immediately. The food portions served were larger than I anticipated so I was quite full by the end of the tour. The restaurants packed up what we couldn’t eat to go. Very much enjoyed the special cocktails that came with the drink option. Finger Lickin Foodie Self Guided Tours was good about confirming our reservation even after I failed to do so as instructed. I highly recommend this experience and plan to try the other tours. Well worth the money.