Strip House is undoubtedly good and one of the top steak houses in Vegas, however I just don't know if I'd return. Everything was cooked very well, our service was on the spot, and the ambiance was posh and comforting, but I just didn't get the WOW factor. We go through the motions with our server (tap or bottled) and let him know tap is fine, order two glasses of wine, and were served bread. All very standard in fine dining restaurants, blah. Upon the arrival of our wines, we order our first course of either crab cakes or scallops (can't remember) and a caesar salad. We continue on the order our entrees, a 16 oz. NY Strip and a 10 oz. filet mignon. We also ordered three sides: whipped potatoes puree, potatoes romanoff, and black truffle creamed spinach. Our first courses arrived in a timely manner. The salad was fresh but wasn't the best I've ever had. And as far as I know with the seafood, it was decent, nothing to rave about. Shortly, after finishing them, our steaks and sides arrive and are cooked near perfectly. The NY Strip was juicy and flavorful! And even though my filet was cooked medium (the way I wanted), it was a tad on the dry side with little flavor. Our sides were very good but perhaps a little on the "heavy" side. My favorite being the whipped potatoes puree. The spinach was very rich, creamy, and flavorful. Though I don't recommend ordering it unless you have at least four people in your party. The potatoes romanoff was rich as well, with a vast amount of cheddar cheese and sauteed onion. Again, I wouldn't recommend ordering this unless your are dining with at least a group of four--too much food! Strip House has a beautiful, luxurious red interior, which is reminiscent of a 1920s red light district. There are tons of artsy, burlesque'ish pictures of girls hanging from the walls. For those of you who are dining alone, they do have a nice bar upon entering the restaurant equipped with a large flat screen to watch the games. Be aware there is music spinning. However, the music is of a modern retro beat, that is very easy to listen to. Somehow the music fits the vibe of the restaurant, since most of the clientele is between the ages of 20s-40s. This is definitely a restaurant to be seen in! But like I mentioned above, the food just didn't give me the WOW factor.
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