

Ramsay’s Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay at Silver Legacy Reno delivers a world-class dining experience inspired by the Michelin-starred chef’s global travels. Signature dishes include the iconic Beef Wellington, Pan-Seared Scallops, Crispy Skin Salmon and Sticky Toffee Pudding, alongside raw bar favorites and premium steaks. The elegant yet approachable space features an open bar, glass-blown copper pendants and a semi-private dining room for intimate gatherings. Located at 407 N Virginia St in downtown Reno, Ramsay’s Kitchen is open Sunday–Thursday from 4:30 PM to 9 PM and Friday–Saturday until 10 PM. Dine-in, takeout and Caesars Rewards earning and redemption available.
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Service was underwhelming. I was never asked if I wanted anything to drink beyond water, which is unacceptable for a Saturday night at 6:30 pm. My seating was awkwardly placed despite plenty of open space.
The Wellington was the biggest disappointment. It tasted more like a hamburger than a steak and lacked the depth you’d expect from something approaching a ribeye or filet. The puff pastry and beef felt like a dressed-up burger rather than a refined dish.
The crab cake was not crispy and poorly presented, with a cracked top and sloppy plating. Despite that, it was the highlight because the flavor was good. The mac & cheese looked appealing but was too runny, with the top disconnected from the bottom. The potato purée on the main plate was good, but the extra side had far too much sour cream.
Dessert was the strongest part. The toffee cake was excellent, but the ice cream arrived already melting.
Update: I returned and ordered the surf and turf. The braised Wagyu short rib was excessively fatty—overwhelming and smothered in sauce, making it difficult to avoid large chunks of fat. I wouldn’t order it again. The lobster tail was tough, and the meat did not release cleanly from the shell. The lamb lollipops were inconsistent—one tender, one tough.
Service was better the second time, but seating issues remained, and staff seemed limited in their ability to help. Dessert was better executed and again the highlight.
Overall, the food was decent but overpriced. At this level, inconsistency, toughness, and poor execution shouldn’t be recurring issues. Not worth the money.
The wait staff was so friendly and personable, with amazing attention to detail. I took my daughter for an early Saturday dinner, and everything was spot on. We ordered the pork sliders, and let me just say — I’ll be ordering those every single time I come back. The crab cake was hands-down the best I’ve ever had in my life. That aïoli? Perfection. I also ordered the mac & cheese, and it was incredible — so creamy, perfectly cooked, with a crispy nut on top and a rich Gouda flavor.
The drinks were creative and fun, and the whole ambience and vibe made me feel like I wasn’t even in Reno anymore. Downtown definitely needed a place like this, and Ramsey’s Kitchen delivered. Excellent all around — I’ll be back for sure!
Drinks were just as impressive—the espresso martini was hands down the best I’ve ever had, and the wine pairing was absolutely delightful. Service was attentive, warm, and made the evening even more enjoyable.
Every single detail was spot on. Highly recommend!
The only negative was UFC was on tv and eating meat off the bone while men get their faces pounded in was a bit strange but the other customers were enjoying.
Edit to say, I never asked to changed the channel. I returned to this bar 3 out of the 4 nights I was in Reno. Definitely recommend.