High Steaks Vegas, led by James Beard Award finalist Chef James Trees, redefines the American steakhouse for today’s tastes. High above the Strip, the restaurant pairs sweeping 180-degree views with a dining experience that’s both timeless and forward-looking. Chef Trees—acclaimed for Esther’s Kitchen and celebrated as one of Las Vegas’ top native chefs—brings his hallmark creativity and dedication to quality. Expect prime cuts from rare ranch selections, adventurous game, market-driven seafood and vegetables, and a bar program rooted in flawlessly executed classics. High Steaks Vegas is set to become a must-visit for locals and travelers alike.
Hours
| Saturday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Monday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3700 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103
Phone: (702) 777-7902
Website: https://highsteaks.vegas/
Menu Photos
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Reviews
Secondly, the culinary offerings were absolutely superb. I can unequivocally state that the meal I had was among the finest I have ever experienced. The quality of the ingredients, the expert preparation, and the exquisite flavors of each dish were simply outstanding. Every aspect of the food, from presentation to taste, was a testament to the talent of your kitchen staff.
This combination of exemplary service from Alex and truly world-class cuisine has left a lasting positive impression. I look forward to returning soon and will definitely recommend your establishment to family, friends and colleagues.
Highly recommend the negroni, brussels sprouts, esthers caesar, the bone marrow, bison filet, and denver steak. Really everything I bit into or sipped on was just top notch at this place. Highly highly highly recommend it!
The chopped wedge salad was crisp, fresh, and generously portioned. For the main course, the ribeye was huge and cooked to perfection, and the Denver cut with the blue cheese crust was rich, tender, and unforgettable.
Even though we had no room for dessert, the staff surprised us with cake pops to celebrate a birthday, which was such a thoughtful touch—and they were delicious.
Outstanding food, generous portions, and attentive service made this a memorable dining experience. We’ll absolutely be back and highly recommend High Steaks to anyone looking for a top-tier steakhouse experience in Vegas.
Not only was the drinks delicious, professionally crafted and balanced, not only was the atmosphere great with retro classic tables, waiters, and music, but the view was amazing. The food out of control. My friend is a picky eater, so I was surprised to hear he recommended the wild game tartare. The best version I’ve had now. Salty and refreshing and light. It’s topped with lemon zest and olive tapenade miced in. The prime rib sliders were also delicious and not heavy despite heavy ingredients. This prompted us to return the next day for dinner. The item that caught my interest on the way to the outdoor open air patio 50 stories above the casino strip was the equally tall prime rib my wife and I split. Best prime rib of my life. I will be back. Often.
1. Decor – I had never been in the prior place, but this is somewhere the view is all you need. The booths, tables, lighting, etc. all do exactly what they should – get out of the way of the view. With that said, they used a local artist to paint a stunning mural around the center wall of the room. Really well done. Less is more sometimes.
2. Service – they have union labor, but you actually wouldn’t know. Everyone we encountered seemed to really be invested in making it a special dining experience from beginning to end… which is often not the case w/ union spots (sad fact). So props to leadership of this restaurant for creating that culture!
3. Food – James Trees has really made a unique steakhouse here. It’s not chef-tweezer type food, but thoughtful classics done his way. The steak tartare is with a blend of wild game… delicious and not to be found anywhere else. Crabcakes… another unique take, but I appreciated the differenced because of how great they tasted. Top to bottom of the menu, I enjoyed everything we had. Pastrami bacon, yum. Two different pastas, the bread and butter, salad, lobster bisque, NY Strip, Elk Chop, Mac & Cheese, Scalloped Potatoes, Creamed Spinach, and desserts… all were worthy of a re-order, and boxing each and every crumb to take home for later.
4. Just go – I think the pricepoint for this place is what sets it apart from other steakhouses. Young couples needing a special first date without breaking the bank, or friends in town wanting a steakhouse dinner without wasting their gambling money at the table… this is great choice. Locals… free valet & parking!
Also, the view makes for a great IG post, which everyone apparently needs these days.
As for atmosphere, the view is of course cool; but it is noisy and has too many people hustling about and commotion. The better restaurants somehow pull off doing behind the scenes type stuff to where you somehow don’t notice. Not here.
Again, the food was great; the dish I was most impressed with was the scalloped potatoes.