5 great spots to go to in Las Vegas for lobster
Lobster Me
The main draw here is the lobster roll: a split butter bun heaped with claw and knuckle meat seasoned with your choice of butter and chive or mayo and celery. But don’t overlook the lobster grilled cheese, lobster mac and cheese, lobster bisque and “lobsicles” on a stick.
Miracle Mile Shops, 702-562-7837, lobsterme.com; also at Grand Canal Shoppes
Estiatorio Milos
The Cosmo’s Greek seafood spot offers lobster pasta as a shareable dinner item or as part of its prix fixe lunch special (with a supplemental charge). It consists of lobster from Canada’s Bay of Fundy, onions sauteed in Metaxa brandy, tomato sauce, salt and pepper and olive oil on a bed of pasta.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, cosmopolitanlasvegas.com
Lakeside
Wynn Las Vegas’ Lakeside offers several lobster dishes. The highlight right now is the Maine Lobster Bake, a returning favorite from last summer that features a 1.5-pound Maine lobster served with king crab, shrimp, pancetta, roasted corn, fennel and saffron toast.
Wynn Las Vegas, 702-770-3310, wynnlasvegas.com
Nacho Daddy
Is there a better way to class up an order of nachos than with some lobster and crab? Nacho Daddy doesn’t think so, and they smother both in Monterey jack cheese, black beans, mango pico de gallo and sweet chili sauce on a mountain of housemade corn chips.
113 N. Fourth St., 702-778-7800, nachodaddy.com; with other locations
Sandbar Grille
For a light lobster dish poolside, try Red Rock’s Sandbar Grille. In addition to lobster avocado salad, they offer lobster as an option in the Mexican tostada salad.
Red Rock Resort, 702-797-7777
Correction: A previous version of this story included a menu item that has since been replaced.
