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This review is for both newcomers to Joe’s and for those coming back again. First off if you’ve never been, treat yourself. Get the stone crab claws. They are worth the price. Also if you like superb service it’s the place to go for the freshest seafood and prime steaks. If you are a returning guest they currently have a seasonal fish, dorade. Wow. I recommend the sauce on the side. The fish is delicious without it but even better with just a drizzle. Joe’s never disappoints. One of the best restaurants in Vegas!

The food was excellent. We had the duck confit salad (split it) and I had the Scottish Salmon and my Hubby the short rib. All delish. The pineapple cheesecake dessert was a hit too. Ambience was cozy and buzzing, but not so lous=d as to be annoying. Waiters seemed to be very busy and very business like unlike other fine establishments we've dined at. The hostess at the door seemed stressed adn therefore curt....BUT we will definitely go back . The delish food outweighed the service.

Logan was an excellent server! Food was great our family of five including 3 kids caught an early Dinner (4pm) and everything was perfect. They had a kids menu with crayons for our five year old. The chicken parm, focaccia with ricotta, and meatballs were our highlights!

Modern Mexican at its finest. Everything we ate from the lobster tacos and short rib enchiladas to the most decadent churros ever was phenomenal! Our server, Bella, was helpful, cheerful, and delightful! Can't wait to return to try their brunch.

Flew in from Idaho just to go for my husband's birthday dinner and it was wonderful. We will definitely be doing this again. We had 3 different people helping at our table which was nice, made us feel special 😊. John, Ignacio & Lupe (she had awesome Iris Apfel glasses) were a dream team! The wine sommelier came over to chat shortly after we sat down and helped us make a decision on our wine for the evening. Definitely not an inexpensive dinner but we actually ended up spending less than I thought so that's a small win. It was about $400 for two of us. We got the rib steak for two, Caesar salad, baked potato with their famous bacon on top, a bottle of wine and pecan pie. All shared of course. If anything, I think they should have a larger selection of moderately priced wines. We had to do quite a bit of digging to find a bottle that was under $200. While I get it that it's an upscale place not everybody wants to pay more for their bottle of wine than they are for their food.