Palace Station’s Charcoal Room is one of the best, most popular steakhouses in Las Vegas, due to a variety of award-winning steaks, seafood and top quality and service. Come for a glass of fine wine at Happy Hour and stay to make any dinner a special occasion.
Hours
| Saturday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Monday | 4:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2411 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 221-6678
Website: https://www.palacestation.com/eat-and-drink/charcoal-room/
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Reviews
We dine here a few times a year (and have been coming for years), and we’ve never had a bad or disappointing meal. On holidays, they sometimes have special menus, and they accept reservations through Open Table.
The décor is what I’d call “modern old school Vegas.” The walls are lined with curved, red booths, and it’s contemporary yet comfortable. Since this is a local’s casino restaurant, the dress code is “come as you are.” I’ve seen everything from shorts and baseball hats to fancy suits and dresses. You will be comfortable in whatever attire you choose. (I normally wear a nice top and jeans and feel perfectly dressed).
The menu is limited but filled with great choices. I don’t eat red meat, and I usually opt for the salmon. It’s tasty and well-prepared, and I’ve always been happy with that dish. Hubby gets the steak and raves about it, especially in relation to the price and quality. Other items that I love are the new mashed yams (they are topped with a gigantic homemade marshmallow!), the macaroni and cheese (you can never go wrong with noodles and cheese), and the shrimp cocktail (so fresh and one of the best things on the menu). The special steak sauces are tasty too, and the complimentary bread basket is one of my favorites (pretzel rolls for the win)!
The service here is professional and prompt, and it rivals some of the finer and more expensive Strip steak houses. The difference is, the Charcoal Room isn’t stuffy. Friendly and welcoming, the servers go out of their way to make your experience a nice one.
If you haven’t been here in years, give the place a try. It’s a gem that caters to locals, and is the perfect spot for a nice evening out.
I arrived a little early and could already hear conversations about long wait times for walk-ins. I grabbed a seat at the bar and enjoyed a drink while waiting for my fellow “crazy Hawaiian” to arrive. The place was buzzing — it was Christmas, after all, and steak was clearly the popular choice.
I’ve been to this location a few times, and the food has always been consistently good. I even overheard that one of their holiday steak specials had sold out, so they pivoted to offering a tomahawk steak instead — not a bad substitute at all.
Once my friend and her son arrived, we were seated and welcomed by Jessica, our server, who was warm, friendly, and on top of everything.
We started with the seafood platter and a wedge salad. The breadbasket was a highlight as always — pretzel bread and cinnamon raisin bread with butter are my personal favorites. The wedge salad was excellent, loaded with bleu cheese crumbles and bacon. My friend and her son really enjoyed the seafood platter as well.
For the main event, we shared the tomahawk steak with frites and mac & cheese. The steak was cooked and seasoned perfectly, right at the ideal temperature. The mac & cheese was rich and delicious, complete with that satisfying cheese pull, and the frites were crispy and well seasoned.
Service throughout the night was great — the staff worked seamlessly as a team clearing plates, delivering dishes, and keeping things moving despite how busy it was. The overall vibe felt festive and family-friendly.
A wonderful Christmas dinner experience.
Happy holidays to the staff, and Merry Christmas to all! ✨
We came here for their date night special. I wish I would have taken a picture of the rest our meal. It was very tasty. TheCesar salad was very well done. Our shares steak was cooked correctly and served with roasted baby potatoes and vegetables. We chose a bottle of wine that wasn’t expensive but tasty. The cream brûlée was so creamy. This was our pre wedding dinner. $130 for two for the food was a great price and well worth it. Another place in Vegas that we will go back to.
My steak was great, blue cheese crust was a good compliment. Drinks were solid, though the bartender was a little slow considering bar only sits 6x people. Had the sweet pototoes which were great, and dessert was an average creme brulee.
Will go back but I know it won’t exactly leave me speechless, but will leave me feeling satisfied. Worth checking out if you don’t want to deal with the Oyster bar line or have some time to kill from the good games on the casino floor. Never had a wait and always easy parking too.
A) enjoy the variety of breads served before the meal
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B) Order one of the many offered starters, soups & salads and/or sides. The Crispy Loaded Potato is nothing like any loaded baked potato I’ve ever had. I will definitely be ordering this again after trying some of the other fare.
My server, Jessica, is a poster child for excellent service. Friendly and courteous; attentive without being intrusive; and, her smile made me feel welcomed. The manager Shawn also went above and beyond to make my visit memorable. The wait staff was also attentive and friendly; a welcome change from the scowls witnessed elsewhere.
The Charcoal Room delivered by far the best overall dining experience I’ve had here in Las Vegas. Full disclosure however. I won’t pay ridiculous prices for food. I’ll tip 25% or more when the service is great and the food pleases my pallet. If there’s as good or better out there, it doesn’t come at a greater value than that offered here.
Ten stars are deserved and I’m salivating just thinking of the next great experience I will have here…sooner than later to be sure!
Won’t you join me? When you do I highly recommend using the online table reservation option. It’s smooth to work with and I sailed past the 20+ folks waiting without reservations.
P.S. I don’t believe in taking photos in a fine dining venue such as this. The posted photo is of the leftovers the following day. Two meals for the price of one. It doesn’t get any better than that!