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Where to eat at and around The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

The Cosmopolitan is a dining address in its own right. é by José Andrés, nine seats at a counter with a MICHELIN star, and China Poblano, a Bib Gourmand, share the building with Jaleo, Zuma, Scarpetta, STK, Amaya and Superfrico, the counters of the Block 16 food hall, a hidden pizzeria for late-night slices, The Chandelier for cocktails and in-room dining around the clock; The Corner Store, a New York-style American restaurant, opens on the third level on 9 November 2026. Step outside for what it does not do: dinner beside the Bellagio fountains, a supper club with a cast, a French bistro on the pavement and a sandwich counter that never closes. Planet Hollywood, across the Boulevard, is four to six minutes on foot, and Bellagio and Paris eight or nine, measured to each resort's door.

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The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas: Inside The Chandelier, hung with crystal beads

The Chandelier

Cocktail bar on three levels inside a walk-through chandelier of two million crystal beads

The bar the hotel is known for: David Rockwell's three-storey chandelier, hung with two million crystal beads, and a different menu on each level. The ground floor pours spirit-forward classics around the clock; Level 1.5, tucked inside the crystals, opens from 5pm to 2am for the seasonal, more inventive drinks; and Level 2 serves champagne cocktails and punches from 11am Monday to Thursday and 9am Friday to Sunday until 3am. Walk-ups are welcome, and Level 1.5 is the one worth timing an evening around.

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The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas: Inside The Chandelier, hung with crystal beads

é by José Andrés

One Michelin starChef José AndrésSpanish avant-garde tasting menu at a nine-seat counter, in a private room off JaleoDinner only

Behind a glass door marked é, nine seats surround a steel-topped counter set against a red glass wall, and the evening runs as a show: a long tasting menu of Spanish avant-garde cooking, full of jokes and surprises, from José Andrés's team. It won a MICHELIN star in the first Southwest guide in August 2026. There are two seatings, at 5.30pm and 8.30pm, Tuesday to Sunday, and tickets are released three months ahead, so book the moment your dates are fixed or join the waitlist.

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China Poblano

Michelin Bib GourmandChef José AndrésJosé Andrés's Chinese and Mexican kitchen: dumplings, noodles and tacos

The value table in the house and a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand: dumplings and noodles from one open kitchen, tacos on Oaxacan heirloom-corn tortillas from another, with dim sum, ceviche and Cantonese steamed fish between. It is on the second floor of the Boulevard Tower and open from 11am on weekdays and 10am at weekends until 10pm or 11pm, which makes it the easy lunch before an afternoon at the pool.

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Within ten minutes on foot

  • Sandwich counter, open 24 hours · $

    The cheap meal at any hour, across the Boulevard inside Planet Hollywood and open 24 hours, seven days a week. Order The Original 1762, hot roast beef with cheddar and horseradish sauce, or The Full Montagu, roast beef and turkey with Swiss, cheddar, lettuce, tomato and the house mustard sauce, both on fresh-baked bread. There are breakfast sandwiches and burritos too, and everything can be taken away, which makes it the answer to a late walk back from a show or a picnic on the terrace.

    Walk inPlanet Hollywood Resort & Casino, 3667 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

  • Gordon Ramsay's burger restaurant · $$

    Gordon Ramsay's flame-grilled burgers in a 200-seat room built around a 30-foot fire feature, inside Planet Hollywood by the Miracle Mile shops. Order the Beef Wellington Burger, served only here and modelled on his signature dish, or the Viva Vegan Burger, and finish with his sticky toffee pudding turned into ice cream and sandwiched between two brownies. It is open from 10am to 1am every day, which suits a late lunch or a meal after a show; tables can be booked, and groups of 13 or more arrange theirs with the restaurant directly.

    Reserve aheadPlanet Hollywood Resort & Casino, 3667 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

  • Petrossian Bar

    8 min walk

    Bellagio's piano bar, with afternoon tea

    Bellagio's cocktail lounge, on your left as you walk from its lobby towards the casino, with drinks from 10am to 1am every day and live piano in the evening. Order the Bellagio Martini, Grey Goose and dry vermouth finished with Ossetra caviar, or a caviar taco of hamachi and gold leaf. From Friday to Sunday, 1pm to 4pm, it serves afternoon tea with scones, tea sandwiches and French pastries. It is for over-21s only and the dress code is upscale casual; the walk is to Bellagio's main entrance, and the bar is just inside.

    Walk inBellagio, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

  • Supper club with live performance, facing the fountains · $$$

    Dinner as a show, on the lake side of Bellagio's casino past the Hermès shop: a supper club where a host and his cast perform through the evening between the tables, against the fountains. The menu runs from a tomato salad with Humboldt Fog to General K's hot and sour lobster, Dover sole and The Mayfair roll of spicy tuna, hamachi and shrimp tempura. The restaurant serves from 5.30pm to 10pm, until 11pm on Friday and Saturday, with the lounge open from 5pm. Book, and book ahead for The Fountains Experience, the patio tables in front of the water.

    Reserve aheadBellagio, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

  • French dining room in the Eiffel Tower · $$$$

    The Las Vegas dinner with a view: a French dining room more than 100 feet above the Strip in Paris Las Vegas's half-scale Eiffel Tower, reached by lift from inside the casino and looking back across the Boulevard at the Bellagio fountains. Chef J. Joho's menu runs to a beef Wellington at $78, rack of lamb at $79 and a whole Dover sole at $98; every guest must order a main course, and the wine list has more than 1,400 labels from France and the United States. Dinner is 5pm to 10pm nightly, brunch 9am to 1.30pm from Friday to Sunday. Book, and ask for a window at show time.

    Reserve aheadParis Las Vegas, 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

  • Sadelle's Café

    9 min walk

    Breakfast and brunch beside the Conservatory

    Bellagio's breakfast room, past the lobby on the left of the Conservatory and its seasonal gardens, open from 6am on weekdays and 7am at weekends until 3pm. Order the Sadelle's Tower of smoked fish and bagels with tomato, cucumber and capers to share, eggs Benedict with house salmon or ham, or the thick-cut French toast, with a sticky bun. Until 7 November 2026 it also serves its brunch inside the Conservatory as The Garden Table, at set times from 8am, for $135 a head.

    Reserve aheadBellagio, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

  • Mon Ami Gabi

    9 min walk

    French bistro on the Strip, breakfast from 7am · $$$

    A French bistro on the Strip front of Paris Las Vegas since 1999, with an open-air patio facing the Bellagio fountains across the Boulevard, though each autumn the temporary Formula 1 stand along the lake blocks the view from mid-September until it is cleared in December. Breakfast runs from 7am to 11am every day, with French toast and blueberry syrup at $24.95 and classic eggs Benedict at $27.95. Later, order the onion soup au gratin at $19.95 and the steak frites, classique, au poivre or béarnaise, at $46.95. It stays open until 10pm, and 11pm on Friday and Saturday; book a weekend morning or an evening table.

    Reserve aheadParis Las Vegas, 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

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Breakfast

Breakfast is not in the standard rate, so check what yours includes. Eggslut on the second level opens at 7am every day, until 2pm, or 3pm from Friday to Sunday, for egg sandwiches on brioche. Wicked Spoon, the buffet, now serves only brunch, from 8.30am to 1.30pm every day, and the Block 16 food hall serves breakfast at weekends from 8am to 10.30am. The Henry is open through the night until 2pm, with short rib Benedict and brioche French toast, and in the pool season Overlook Grill serves breakfast beside the Boulevard Pool from 8am. Va Bene Caffè and Starbucks on the casino floor do coffee and pastries, and in-room dining runs around the clock.

Outside, Sadelle's Café at Bellagio opens at 6am on weekdays, nine minutes away, and Mon Ami Gabi serves breakfast from 7am on the Strip front of Paris, facing the fountains.

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Questions people ask

Good questions about The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Where can I eat near The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas?

The Cosmopolitan is a dining address in its own right. é by José Andrés, nine seats at a counter with a MICHELIN star, and China Poblano, a Bib Gourmand, share the building with Jaleo, Zuma, Scarpetta, STK, Amaya and Superfrico, the counters of the Block 16 food hall, a hidden pizzeria for late-night slices, The Chandelier for cocktails and in-room dining around the clock; The Corner Store, a New York-style American restaurant, opens on the third level on 9 November 2026. Step outside for what it does not do: dinner beside the Bellagio fountains, a supper club with a cast, a French bistro on the pavement and a sandwich counter that never closes. Planet Hollywood, across the Boulevard, is four to six minutes on foot, and Bellagio and Paris eight or nine, measured to each resort's door. Earl of Sandwich, 4 min walk. Gordon Ramsay Burger, 6 min walk. Petrossian Bar, 8 min walk.

Where should I eat at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas?

The Chandelier. The bar the hotel is known for: David Rockwell's three-storey chandelier, hung with two million crystal beads, and a different menu on each level. The ground floor pours spirit-forward classics around the clock; Level 1.5, tucked inside the crystals, opens from 5pm to 2am for the seasonal, more inventive drinks; and Level 2 serves champagne cocktails and punches from 11am Monday to Thursday and 9am Friday to Sunday until 3am. Walk-ups are welcome, and Level 1.5 is the one worth timing an evening around.

Our verdict

Book The Cosmopolitan for a private terrace facing the Bellagio fountains at a mid-Strip price, with The Chandelier and é a lift ride away. Pay the $43 step for Fountain View in the room name, and budget for the resort fee on top.

Last checked: October 2026

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