A white marble floor and live piano music greet patrons at this new downtown restaurant. Main seating is under a glass dome roof on the second floor. A fantastic view straight down the Fremont Experience entertains during the meal. I don't eat meat, but our friends said it was excellent. The seafood choices were wonderful, especially the salmon which melts in the mouth. Prices are $25 and up for entrees. Caesar salad for $7 was huge and delicious and they added anchovies for me. The casino is typical downtown; a bit run down. But Oscar's is new and elegant and the view is pure Las Vegas neon. And you don't have to endure walking through a lot of smoke to get there.

positive

I applaud the success of BabyStacks, but expecting your customers to stand packed elbow to elbow in the waiting area for upwards of an hour in hopes that you can hear your name being called is horrible. The lack of reservation options, lack of waiting space, and unfriendliness of the staff offsets anything good I have heard about the food itself. I won't be attempting this place again anytime soon...

negative

Wow! What a great old-school steakhouse. While they do actually have other items on the menu, if you don't eat red meat, I wouldn't bother showing up. Not because the non-red meat items aren't good but really, why bother? This place is known for steaks and they deliver. They also do the old school relish tray (who does that anymore, right?) and a basket of biscuits and corn muffins. Yum. Our service was flawless. And if I were you, I'd catch an after dinner drink in the bar. Impressive historical tidbits all over the restaurant, and the bar is great too. I see some people whine about the price. Yeah, they're pricey but it was well worth it and from what I understand, their lunches are just as amazing and much cheaper. This is way better than any shiny Scottsdale steakhouse any day. BTW, they actually followed up with me the next day via Twitter and thanked me for my patronage. How's THAT for good customer service?!

positive

I must say I believe this steakhouse is overrated. A big group of us went to Montreal for New Years... and 11-of us went to the restaurant. The one good thing I will say is like in most restaurants in Montreal -- they split the bills with no problem. The wine list -- although extensive -- was very very pricey. We got a bottle for about $160 and that was the 2nd cheapest. It wasn't all that great. I didn't order any appetizers -- some of my friends did. One ordered the tempura lobster tails -- and they loved it. I wanted to order the 3 Mignon Sampler -- but guess what they were out of them. A steakhouse out of steak? Oh well. I opted for the baseball cut Filet Mignon. I must say it was a nice piece of steak -- however, I ordered it medium well.. and it was too rare for my taste. We also ordered the mashed potatoes and they were okay. My friend and I ordered the white chocolate cheesecake and it was terrible. It did not taste like white chocolate at all, but rather some kind of nasty cheese. Not a fan! The service was good -- but i'd pick Prime 112 any day over this.
negative