

At Duke’s, savor spectacular 28-day dry aged prime U.S. beef prepared to perfection while enjoying our extensive wine selection. The elegant ambience and extraordinary service is yet another reason Duke’s is recognized as one of Northern Nevada’s premier restaurants and was voted BEST for Steak in Carson City.
Hours
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3800 S Carson St, Carson City, NV 89701
Phone: (775) 886-1664
Website: https://casinofandango.com/dining/dukes-steakhouse/
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Reviews
We came for a birthday and had for the first time the Lobster Bisque soup. Wow, I give them this, that was something. It came with a dome of flaky pasty over the soup! That was quite the presentation! The soup had real big chunks of actual lobster in it and was delicious. Priced at $18, I’d say it was worth it. The other appetizer we had was the oysters Rockfeller, decent but maybe not he best. For $20 you get 6 oysters. They didn’t detach the foot of the oyster, so you had to pry it off with a fork. For $20, I’d expect the food to be detached, so you could slip the thing right into your mouth!
I will say, the spinach salad prepped table side for two was spectacular ans tasted well made. It was a good show with the flaming dressing being made table side. They didn’t catch anything on fire! No big steak entree’s this time.
Our waiter, Alex, was extremely friendly, knowledgeable about all of the menu items, and he also brought one of us a little cup of the bearnaise sauce to taste since one of the ladies in our group had never had it and wasn’t sure she’d like it (she did). He went above and beyond and his tip reflected this.
The ambiance was perfect; it was dim lighting from glass chandeliers with comfortable quilted booths and chairs to sit in. The decor was minimal so as to not to be too loud and garish; there were brass-colored models of ships scattered throughout the dining room. The coolest thing I’ve seen at a restaurant was the menus they had; they were backlit so that they were extremely easy to read in the dim interior.
The food was AMAZING; for an appetizer I had the crabcake with lemon aioli and the mini beef wellington. The crabcake was delicious; if I had to make one recommendation for improvement, I’d recommend that they impart more flavor into the mini beef wellingtons. They were on the bland side as they did not have duxelles (or anything else) between the meat and pastry for flavoring. They were still tasty, just not as flavorful as I like my beef wellington to be. My main course (filet mignon Oscar Style) was one of the best I’ve ever had (pictured below with the yellow bearnaise sauce on top). They used Dungeness crab, (which is my favorite being from Oregon), and the asparagus was perfectly cooked al dente with a slight amount of crunch. The bearnaise sauce that covered it all was flavorful and tangy, and the mascarpone mashed potatoes melted in my mouth.
But the best part came at the end. We decided to go all out and order dessert (the coconut cake is spot on) and after dessert when Alex came by with the bill and a chocolate truffle for each person, he asked if we would each like to take several truffles home with us to go and proceeded to bring us a very generous amount of truffles per person to take home. We had the best time on our ladies night out!
The atmosphere was awesome! Low lights, quiet and mellow. The food was 5 star all the way. Wife had chicken cordon blue, mother in law had salmon, pop in law had rib eye and for myself, I’ve always wanted to try beef Wellington, and they have an appetizer portion. I added a prawn cocktail and Caesar.
All of us were very impressed. The food was perfect, and I’m not blowing smoke, it was that good. We all are from Bend, and it’s a Mecca for fine dining, but Dukes could hold its own back home.
Shout out to Alex, our waiter. Chatting with him reminded me of how special it is to be alive. This man works his tail off with two jobs, lost his wife, and now helping to put family members through college, all with a smile.
We will be back, when we travel through again. Thanks to everyone for a great evening.
In early October, 2025, my sister and I had a most scrumptious dinner. She is a filet mignon person. I vary my tastes and this time had elk tenderloin. Kudos to the waiter for discussing my instructions for cooking and kudos to the chef for perfect preparation. Even my filet mignon dining partner commented her bite of my elk was.better than her beef filet.
This is not my first visit to Duke’s as it is always included in visits to Carson City and the Fandango Casino. I look forward to my next visit and another perfectly prepared elk tenderloin